Watkins Urges Adams to Resign as Eisenhower Aide
Sen. Arthur V. Watkins of Utah urged Sherman Adams to resign as President Eisenhower's top assistant and to press the President to accept. Watkins said Adams' usefulness is seriously impaired. House Republicans called for Adams to resign to restore public confidence amid times of crisis. A House panel member also sought a probe into Bernard Goldfine's contacts with federal officials over the past decade.
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Washington
Arthur V. Watkins
Utah
Sherman Adams
Eisenhower
Adams
House
Charles B. Brownson
Indiana
Donald B. Tewes
R-Wis
Watkine
Mrs. W. T. Wait Dies in Stockton, Calif
Frances Madden Wait, 67, widow of Colorado State College educator Wallice T. Wait, died at her Stockton home. Aged in Dakota before relocating, she was active with handicapped children, aided admissions to care facilities, and supported Scouts. Memorials planned in Stockton.
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Greeley
North McKenzie
Stockton
Calif
Wallice T. Wait
Colorado State College
Dusiness
California
Bob Walt
Bob Wait
Boy Scouts
Glen Haven
Heer
Walt
Frances Madden
Dakota
Washington
University of Washington
Rhzeh
CSC Tames
Wihess
Kom Light and Power Company
Eol Joce
Tor
Tex
Jerome
Maho
Floyd Vinator
Gon Walt
Fic Hat
College Laboratory
Sehool
1Th Ave
Ulitinoma
Twentin Matuello
SCOR
Alor Deaving Mere
Walis
Firstvad
Mount Shasta
Inisiness
College of the Pacific
Photographer Mes 87 dies in Patensburg misprint
William E. Donnaon, a Chicago based photographer and developer of mapping and medical photography improvements, died Thursday at age 87 in Patensburg.
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Patensburg
Fis
William E. Donnaon
Mand TeNally Publishers
Chicago
Army Plans to Space Jump Soldier Into Orbit
The Army proposed to rocket a man into space for six minutes using a Redstone missile, then return him safely. Dr. Herbert York of ARPA testified to Congress that reentry problems are solved or overstated and that multiple branches submitted space man proposals with no current status.
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Washington
Army
Herbert York
Advanced Research Projects Agency
House Appropriations
York
Cear
United States
ARPA
Navy
Air Force
Shooting Outside Green Lantern Cafe In Weld County
Max Zapata, 20, was shot at 4 44 pm Thursday outside the Green Lantern Cafe at 210 North 11th Ave. A .32 caliber bullet hit him in the arm and abdomen. condition listed fairly good Friday morning. Eustacio Delgado, 25, admitted the shooting. Antonio De LaCrug Jr. is also held. Police unclear on motive. Zapata’s brother Tess and Jeans Zapata noted in other incidents. Gun found behind 918 B St.
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Max Zapata
Green Lantern Cafe
North 11Th Ave
Weld County General Hospital
Zapata
Eustacio Delgado
Connention
Antonio de LaCrug Jr
Rt. 1
Pafica
Green Lantern
Tess Zapata
Jeans Zapata
Delgado
Pollestation
B St
Williams ousted as South Platte district secretary
Fort Lupton leader W B G Scott announced Ralph J. Williams is terminated as secretary of the South Platte Water Conservancy district. The decision, taken by 42 directors at a meeting, cited district interest but did not state reasons. Williams planned a political run in the Democratic ticket for the second district. Williams said he would announce his political plans next week. He had served since 1957 and is also secretary of the Blue River South Platte Water Users association. The board will consider hiring replacements at the next regular meeting in July.
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W. BG. Scott
Fort Lupton
South Platte Water Conservancy District
Ralph J. Williams
Scott
Williams
Leasons
Concreteman
Loveland Newpaper
Willams
Bureau of Reclamation
Blue River-South Platte Water Users
West coast judge to preside over Greeley horse show
Eldon Fairbanks a leading West Coast horse show judge will judge the 14th annual Greeley show at Island Grove on June 28 and 29. Robert E. Hill show chairman announced. Fairbanks has judged at Canon Hiders Rose Bowl Utah state fair Arizona Horses Lovers and All-Aras shows in Southern California. He also judged National Western Livestock show in Denver in 1955. The American Horse Show Association approved his selection from a list of qualified judges. Dane Barry Hill and assistants Dave Hill and Harley Bermett spoke on official selection.
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Island Grove
Robert E. Hill
Fairbanks
Pasadena
Calif
California
Denver
Pairbanks
Ansa-Hodge - Fairbanks
American Horse Show Association
Greeley Show
AHSA
Dane Barry Hill
Ace
Dave Hill
Harley Bermett
Local Weather Report Notes Friday Readings
Temperature at 2 p.m. Friday was 70 degrees. Local observations cover 24 hours ending at 8 a.m. Friday with a high of 78 and a low of 53 alongside precipitation data, all from the same period.
Colorado Weather Five Day Forecast
Parily cloudy statewide with scattered showers and thunderstorms. East warmer Saturday afternoon. Mountain areas expect 30s to 40s Friday night and up to 80s Saturday. Northwest near 60s to 70s. Durango 85. Temperatures generally 75 to 85 in northeast, 65 to 95 in southwest. nights 30s in mountains to 60s elsewhere.
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Colorado
Northwest
Boulder
Longmont
Taylow
Durango
Regional Weather Readings for Wyoming and New Mexico
Regional forecast notes partial clouds and scattered showers in Wyoming with thunderstorms through Saturday. Warmer conditions east of Divide Saturday afternoon, highs 70 to 80 west of Divide and 40 to 50 in the mountains, lows near 45 in mountains. In New Mexico expect considerable cloudiness through Saturday with isolated storms, heat easing in the south Friday afternoon, highs around 80 to 95 in the north.
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Wyoming
Divide
New Mexico
President Signs Pay Raise Bill
Washington AP reports President Eisenhower signed a bill granting a 10 percent retroactive pay raise to one million government workers starting last January. The back pay totals about 250 million dollars, with distributions to begin next month. The raise covers workers in the classified civil service, legislative, judicial branches, medical staff in VA, and foreign service, among others.
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Washington
Eisenhower
U.S
Sam's
Civil Service
Legislative Branch
Judicial Branch
Veterans Administration
Foreign Service
Three Men Die in Colo Traffic
Three men die in separate Colorado traffic crashes on Thursday night and Friday. Frank J. Mothershead, 42, Pueblo construction worker, died in a collision near Walsenburg on U S Highways 95 87. Richard McLaren, 22, San Mates California, died instantly when his car overturned into an Denver excavation while police pursued him for speeding. Peter Kupeler, 22, Denver, suffered critical injuries and later died, as did Danny Lee Kemper, 19, Pueblo, who died about an hour after a head on collision with Jimmie Todd, 92, Pueblo, who was unhurt. The state toll rose to 143 for the year.
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Associated Press
Colorado
Frank J. Mothershead
Pueblo
Walsenbirg
U. S
Richard McLaren
San Mates
Calif
Denver
Polite
McLaren
Peter V. Kupeler
Kupeler
Hasqtal
Danny Lee Kemper
Puebla
Kemper
Jimmie D. Todd
Publo
Dodd
Statn
Greeley Rodeo Queen Visits Colorado Legislature
Colorado lawmakers paused debate on aid and unemployment to hear Judy Wilson queen of the Greeley Rodeo invite senators and representatives to attend the Greeley horse show and rodeo. She and attendant Barbara Reid met Gov. McNichols and toured the Capitol, visiting the House and Senate and appearing on local TV.
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Floyd Oliver
Weld County
Judy Wilson
Gresley
Senate
Miss Wilson
Barbara Reid
Fenate
Denver
KOA
Colorado House
Greeley
Grover
Wiga
Govenor
Steve McNichols
Gov. McNichols
Miss Reid
Chuck Lotter
Capital
Truman Hall
Lane Queen
Iwicch
Rocky Mountain News
Skoa-Tv
Pete Smythe
Wildcat Drilling Planned East of Sussex Wells
Southeast of Sussex Wells in Weld County Jeff Hawks Dow and Mc Hugh schedule a wildcat drill near Antelope field. No. 1 Kemp CNW SE 17 BNW Shawnee Oi and Nebraska Drills drilled ahead with tests in the Nivbyata shale and West Parkins oil shows near Western Wold county.
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Jeff Hawks
Dow and
McHugh
Sonil
Sussex
Weld County
Rinehart
Kemp
CNW SE
Shawnee Oi
Nebraska Drills Inc
No 1
Mice
CSW
West Parkins
Frank Range
Western Wold
Dulles Warns of Communist Economic War
Secretary of State Dulles warned Congress that Russia could wage economic warfare to isolate the United States. He urged a five year extension of the trade agreements act, saying trade pacts and foreign aid form the basic answer to Khrushchev's challenge.
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Washington
Dulles
Congress
Russia
United States
Senate Finance Committee
U. S
Khrushchev
Senate Erases Carrier Taxes Retains Others
The Senate backed a bill to erase present transportation taxes while retaining major excise levies and the 62 percent corporate rate. Amendments repealing a 3 percent freight levy and a 10 percent passenger fare tax passed the House and were kept by the Senate. A bid to cut the federal auto axis tax was rejected amid disputes over auto industry concessions.
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Washington
Senate
House
Eisenhower
Mae
Prescott Bush
R-Conn
Congress
Charles H. Hatter
R-Mlen
Willy ‘Bush
Grasshopper War Chest Gets Enacted in Colorado Aid Plan
Colorado lawmakers approved a 14 million disaster fund to combat eastern grasshopper swarms. The measure ties owner matching requirements to spraying blocks of 8000 acres, with final approval moving to the governor for signature.
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Gordon G. Gauss
Denver
Colorado
Guv
McNichols
Pat W
Swisher
House
Senate
Fins Pasge
Mackie
John Mackie
Longmont
GOP
Colorado Legislature Theatre In Debates On Bills And Amendments
The Colorado House and Senate passed sharply differing versions on extending unemployment compensation, risking defeat amid disarmament concerns. The session continued into a second night as lawmakers weighed a stronger cremation bill and broader state funding. Speaker Charles Conklin urged final adjournment while a Civil Service constitutional amendment awaits voter approval in November.
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Civil Service Commission
Civil Service
House
Senate
Charles Conklin
Delda
Gordon G. Gauss
Denver
House of Representatives
Colorado
Shultz Announces Run for Re election as Weld County Commissioner
Elmer L. Shultz, county commissioner from road district two in Weld County, says he will seek a second four year term. He informed the Weld County Democratic Central Committee chair and will be submitted for renomination at the party assembly. He cites a record of diligence and dedication and offers to discuss his administration with residents. Shultz, a lifelong farmer from the Johns Town Milliken area, has served in local boards and as secretary of school district 48 for 24 years.
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Weld County Democratic Party Assembly
Shultz
James IL Shelton
Weld County
Democratic Central Committee
Shelton
Hset
Weld
Johnstown
Doris Shultz
Denver
Democratic Party
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