Knous Faces No Primary Opposition for Senate
In Durango Colorado Governor Knous secured the Democratic nomination for the U S Senate with limited contest. Curtis Martin missed by 39 percent while Stanley Johnson failed to clinch the party’s Supreme Court nomination. A two seat Regents fight was set, with nominees listed including Ber nick Danielson Campbell Py Lynch Jr and Duane Butard.
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Durango
Robertus J. Knous
U. S. Senate
Colorado
Knous
Curtis’ We Martin
Colorado University
Martin
Democratic Assembly
Stanley Johnson
State Assembly
Stanley H. Johnson
Denver
Johnson
Yales
Supreme Court
Assembly
Minbur
High Court
Doin C. Tanks
Densver
Thomas A. Gilliam
Inglewood
Banks
Gillian
Cuarado University Board of Reports
Richard J. Bernick
Philip A. Danielson
Boulder
Teanard M. Campbell
Safdy
Krank Py Lynch Jr
Violet facts and state flower quiz drive readers
A mixed panel of notes covers violets as a flower family with various colors and fragrances, plus a kid’s contest with a $10 prize. The item also threads in brief World and Africa news blurbs about China warnings, a Tower of London incident, and East Africa anti apartheid actions.
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Europe
Arica
Asia
America
United States
Elizabeth Davin
Summitville
Ind
Violet Moore Higgins
AP Newsfeaturen
Presidential Election Holds Fate of Agricultural Group
A presidential election could determine the future of the National Agricultural Advisory Commission led by Dr. W. J. Myers, a body linked to farm policy and the Cornell philosophy of minimal government intervention. The panel, created during Eisenhower's era, faces questions about its future impact and bipartisanship as a new administration approaches.
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Ovida. Martin
Associated Press
Washington
Ezra
Taft Benson
National Agricultural Advisory Commission
W. J. Myers
Cornell University
Myers
Fanejreles
Cornell
Richard M. Nixon
Eisenhower
Benson
Cuban labor group pledges support to Japanese protests
Havana dispatch says 14 militiaman members of the Confederation of Cuban Workers sent a telegram backing Sohye and Japan's anti security treaty protests. The message denounces Eisenhower's visit and Kishi's government as puppet. In Egypt, 4000 tons of cement from the Manish Inge Toft cargo sold at auction for about ten dollars a ton after the ship flagged Suez Canal incident. In Windhoek, a giraffe charged a mayor as he and others toured the game reserve, prompting a quick retreat.
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Havana
Confederation of Cuban Workers
Sohye
Japan
Mebésage
Eisenhower
Trima Almister
Nobusuke
Kishi
Por‘ Said
Egypt
Avi
Manish
Inge Toft
Suez Canal
Windhoek
Soul West Africa
APSA
Giraffe
P. D. Kemp
Heidelerg
Transvaal
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Granby
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Ralph Williams
Coloraro’ Springs
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Williams
Avoas
Tokyo
Commmunist
Chi- Ha
Haitan
Wuchow Islands
Fukien Province
Comrmunist
Chinese Foreign Ministry
Heiping Radio
London
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Haofeli and Maefeli Optometriers
Tenih St
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Conte
Hollywood
Richard
U.S
New York
United Sates
Palhat
Tor Benson
Fisenhower
New Order
Sevt
Chrysler Corporation
Greeley
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Wells
Gillette
Tureless
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Chuck Woods
Texaco
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