Fernie Milliken farmer dies at Weld County hospital
Edward Holmes Sappington 56 year old Milliken area farmer, longtime Weld County resident, died Monday at Weld County General Hospital after inpatient care since May 20. Born February 7, 1848 in Springfield Missouri, he moved to Colorado in 1900, lived in Johnstown and June districts before settling in Milliken in 1905. Survived by two daughters Irene Chesnut and Everett Sappington of Milliken, daughter Ruth Markham of King City California, a brother Mall Sappingston of Loveland, sister Bertha Hussell of Glendale California, 13 grandchildren and 27 great grandchildren. Funeral Friday at 2 pm from Macy's Drawing Room with graveside service at Linn Grove Cemetery. Johnstown Masonic Lodge to conduct grave rites. Memorials to Milliken Presbyterian Church or Weld County American Cancer Society chapter.
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Edward Holmes Sappington
Ronner
Milliken
Weld County
Weld County General Hospital
Sappington
Springfield
Ato
Colorado
Johnstown
Masonic Lodge
Order Ot
Eastern Star
Irene Chesnut
Everett Sappington
Huth Markham
King City
Calif
Mall Sappingston
Doveland
Bertha Hussell
Glendale
Macys
Linn Grove Cemetery
Girl Learns Space Facts Through Alphabet Card
Florence Jagols, a 2 year old in West New York, earns a library card after dazzling reporters with advanced vocabulary and knowledge. She recites space trivia from May 5, 1961, and lists planets and U.S. states in alphabetical order, amid discussions of a special exemption to library rules.
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New York
Florence Jacoba
Pwhhe
Florence
Jerome
Fursic
Klar
Outer Space
Mlarence
Flor
Thes
Jal
Armeliins
Marie Jagols
Wieale
Alen Shepard Jr
United States
Greeley VFW Post Wins State Ritualistic Contest
Greeley VFW Post No 2191 defeats five rivals to win the state ritualistic contest at the state convention. Team members Brice Forbes and Gary Chamberlain lead as officials and torchbearers in the ceremony.
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Greeley Vfw Post
Stans
Greeley
Miami
Fla
Competitton
Brice Forbes
Olla Lindman
al Norton
Due Dudley
Chaginins Dey Mare
Ray
Gary Thehamberlain
Vrjutants Forest
Wiley
Puard
al Mumaz
Max Monaya
Rene Swetaig
Jerry Cooper
Accidents In Rain Injure No One In Two Collisions
Two separate traffic crashes occurred during rainy conditions near Greeley and Green River. One crash on the Molsc coal road east of Lore injured no one but caused vehicle damage totaling about 199 dollars to Folly Mottay from Geeta Tid Kethon Walters of Van 10h St Nell Inuks and 3999 to Marph Willian Pridivier of Love. A second collision west of Greeley involved Adelan Eyere Votrot of Marl and a 3999 air driven by Marph Willian Pridivier, damaging the Vandivier car by about 35 dollars. A third incident south of Gilevest damaged vehicles valued at 175 and 59 dollars driven by Lan Garhaugh and Henry Vega respectively. patrolman Will Kago noted Carhaugh was traveling west on a private driveway when the roll occurred.
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Mary
P. A. Mandlay
MOLSC
Nell Inuks
Walters
Aoltoy
Mghveny
Melvin Noky
Mivttay
Illes
Greeley
Adelan Eyere Votrot
Marl
Amd
Marph Willian Pridivier
Love
Font Tin Torrezate
Vandivier
Optometrists Attend American Convention in Denver
Local optometrists led by Mr Fixhard Schiller and Drs. Shuler and Voseph Unviell join the American Optometric Association congress in Denver. The four day event, Vision in the Space Age, gathers more than 1,800 practicing optometrists and AO A members with a focus on modern vision care for the South. The convention runs through Tuesday.
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Thitwick
Voseph L. Unviell
Joe Ly Shuler
The
American Optometric Association
Denver
AOA
Fixhard
Schiller
Marestalltown
Taailecoilis
Hie Assarintlan
Nonin
Eichmann takes Stand in War Crimes Trial
The testimony traces Eichmann’s defense of Nazi actions from Versailles to World War II and his claim that the regime in power, not the laws, was the main target. He contends the war was thrust on Germany and blames leadership for the Holocaust while denying direct responsibility for confiscations. He says staff were modest and offers changes in his own assignments as partial justification.
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Ifa
Eichmmnn
Niles
Germany
Walfon SS
Cuban Molasses Cargo Unloaded in New Orleans
A Norwegian tanker delivered Cuban blackstrap molasses to New Orleans last Friday. The vessel carried 2,018 barrels of molasses. officials could not confirm if it was part of a larger purchase. President Kennedy had been briefed on a $42 million Cuban molasses deal.
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U. S
New Orleans
ARIA
Nouvitas
Cuba
T Ie Publicker
Thdusiivs A
Communat
Hhis
Kennedy
Judge Orders Meier Sent To Hospital
Raymond Gartmeier, 34, former Eaton resident and Driggsdate school teacher, was ordered committed to the Colorado state Hospital at Purble by Judge Tonsld A. Carpenter in district court. Meier was found insane over arson charges involving the Credit Bureau and Professional Finance Co offices, with damages over $6,000. He waived a new trial and was sentenced forthwith.
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Raymond Gartmeier
Eaton
Tora
New
Meier
Brigesdale
Marriage Licenses In Question Private Transaction Hints Interventions
A report notes a private marriage license transaction amid questions over government intervention. The dialogue mentions parties including Wayne Indiana, Connie Lait, Kersey, John Lawrence Welsh, Janet, and others from Fort Wayne and Greentree, with unclear public interest and potential conditions.
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United States
Vannorn Sf Fort
Wayne
Ind
Connie Lait Laeses
Kersey
John Lawrence Welsh
Janet
Mm Sttlle
Fost Coline
Stevenson Ends Quito Stop in South American Tour
Stevenson departed Quito today en route to Colombia, the tour’s final stop. Talks with President Velascoarbarra centered on hemispheric defense against Fidel Castro’s regime and economic aid. Cuban policy, Uruguay’s near term economic and social conference, and Ecuador’s aging conditions were discussed, with Lima and Lleras planning broader political actions for the Americas.
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Felloday
Adriin Ey Stevenson
Columbia
Stevenson
Colombia
Pres- Went
Mierto Lieras Camargo
Com. Manistt
Jose Velascabarra
Cuba
Kennedy
Uruguay
Lleras Ils
United States
Levenson
Ena
Fidel
Castro
Mast
Punta del Este
Quila
Ecuador
Government files sabotage charges against pair in Utah
Federal authorities filed two sabotage counts against Lernard Brous and Dale Jensen for attacks on Cedar Mountain and Knolls microwave relay towers in Utah and Nevada. Jensen, a Reno miner, allegedly hired others to blow the Nevada tower. both men were jailed in San Diego on 100000 bond. U.S. attorneys in Utah and Nevada will decide where they will be tried, per FBI Special Agent Leonard Blaylock.
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Utah
Lernard
Jerome Brous
Soriet
Telephone
Dale Christian Jewsett
Cedar Mountain
National Knols
Western
Utale
Jensen
Reno
Brous
Rity
Wendover
Nev
San Diego
Calif
Nevada
Leonard Blaylock
Federal Bureau of Investigation
U.S
Jenven
Blaylock
Be.n M. Garnett
Knolls
Needle-in-the-haystack arrest of saboteurs in Ensenada
In a complex border sweep, Mexican authorities and U.S. agents captured two men linked to a plot to bomb three communications towers. Arrested were Chris Jensen, 23, and accomplice Brows, both tied to Reno and Las Vegas figures. The case involved letters to newspapers and alleged grudge against AT&T, with further questioning of associates across Nevada and California.
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Cilif
Offie
Burhard Jerome
Jensen
3Rous
Reno
Nev
Calahore
Chris Jensen
Robert Gerald
San-Bartoli
Desler
Typ al
Ensenada
FBI
Los Angeles
American Telephone & Telegraph
Nevada
Lla
Brous
Tensen
Jobt
Brown
Harpers Ferry
Hapers Ferry
Bro
Hail storm devastates Weld County crops and homes
A massive hail storm west and east of Peckham and Gilcrest caused widespread damage across Weld County. Crops including wheat, sugar beets, corn and potatoes suffered heavy losses while homes, haystacks and windows were breached. Flooded and wind-damaged areas stretched from Judson to Hudson, with extensive losses reported in Keenesburg, Brighton, and Greeley regions.
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Peckham
Gilcrest
Mudson
Triven
Judson
Tonville
Harry Pippin
Citizens’ State
Keenes
Great Western
Mel County
Fort Lupton
Brighton
Nimberk Station
Wire
Greeley
A. T. Bohlendor
Platteville
Brighton GW
LGA
Hudson
Touvilla
Tone
Kuzies
Nadeon
Ashton
Carl Mossborjs
Kennedy weighs post for General Maxwell Taylor
Washington reports General Maxwell D. Taylor, former Army chief of staff, is under White House consideration for a staff post. Andrew Hatcher declined to specify the job, while Taylor leads a paramilitary warfare inquiry begun after the failed Cuban refugee invasion.
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Washington
Maxwell D. Taylor
Army
Kennedy
White House
Andrew T. Hatcher
Taylor
U.S
Hatcher
New York Times
William D. Leahy
Franklin D. Hoosevet
Marty IS. Truman
Joseph Washburn War Veteran Dies Tuesday
Joseph E. Washburn, 66, World War I veteran, died Tuesday morning at Weld County General Hospital. Born August 12, 1894 in Aussouri, he lived in Briggsdale, farmed there, moved to Evans in 1954, and married Vera Mickman in Elko, Nevada, on Sept. 24, 145. Surviving are his wife, a stepson, two brothers, five sisters, and a step-grandchild. Funeral services are set for Thursday at 2 PM at Adamson Memorial Chapel. burial in Evans Cemetery.
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Joseph E. Washburn
Germany
Weld County General Hospital
Aussouri
Washburn
Beiggsdale
Amy
Briggsdale
Evans
Hole
Vera ©. Mickman
Elka
Nev
Veras
Sheridan Ramsdale
Denyer
Roy
Greeley
Lloyd
Bri
Thea Christian
Kelso
Wash
Vers Cunningham
Thorkstan
Ales
Dorothy Rensink
Keoskie
Idaho
Delma Causey
Ora Daly
Alzs
Elsie Shelter
Adamson Memorial Chapel
Evans Cemetery
Laos rivals recess meet amid coalition talks
In Zurich AP report, Souvanna Phouma’s group and Phoumi Nosavan factions clash over a unity government. Nations eye a possible postwar coalition as Prince Souvanna demands removal of Phoumi from military command and others warn war could resume in Laos.
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Taos
Souvanna Phawna
Phowmi Nosavan
Phouma
Souvanna Phouma
Gime
Phoumi
Sentiment Split In Towns On Re 2 Plan At Meeting
Residents from Eaton and surrounding areas split 50 50 on the county school planning committee’s proposed Re 2. Clergy and district officials attended as belief grew that the plan could boost curriculum and building speed for five to ten years, while some worried districts might grow larger and less responsive to local wishes.
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Eaton
Favie
Aull
Pierce
Nuan
Wyatt
Tam Dunn
I Eaton
Frank Bismonte
Pieper
Ie 2
Proposed Red District Details and Fiscal Plan
The article outlines plans for a proposed redistricting with standardized and special teachers and supervisors to improve curriculum and instruction. It notes the district's strong finances with per pupil funding above county levels and a projected tax levy below other reorganized districts. District committee members argue the district is as large as feasible for reorganization while preserving fiscal control.
Method of Approving Fringe Plats Set Up
City and county planning commissions agree on a two step plat approval process with city approval followed by county action. The county shifts its meeting date to the first Monday after the first Wednesday to speed subdivision plats, and Westview Third Addition approval awaits 28th Ave extension decisions. Willard Quirk presented boulevard proposals for 28th Ave and 20th St extensions amid power line and terrain constraints.
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Frank Colohan
Planning Commission
County Commission
Cilyaming
City Commission
Greeley
Willard Quirk
Nelson, Haley, Patterson and
Quirk
28Th Ave
20Th St
W. 16Th St
W. 6Th St
W. 10Th St
W. 20Th St
25Th Ave
Ath Ave
Westview
John K.P. Wheeler
2&H Ave
10Th St
Denyer Wigskins
Price Hopkins
Leonard Bartels
Adolph Miller
8. E
Bud) Etherton
John P. Watson
George Mosier
Elmer Shultz
Hopkins
Sarah Telep
Relations of Unions in Sea Strike Strained
Unions in a national maritime strike face internal strain as negotiations stall and allies clash. About ten ships, roughly a tenth of the merchant fleet, are idle in over 30 Atlantic Gulf and Pacific ports as the fifth day of walkouts continues. Joseph Currin, head of the National Waritime Union, accuses the Marine Engineers Beneficial Association of not sending a delegate to a clearance committee, warning the dispute risks undercutting the strike and harming all unions involved.
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Pierce Lehmbeck
NEW York
Atantic
Gulf and Pacific
Itt
Nabar
Special Tribunal May Arbitrate Spying Dispute
United Nations reports may see a special arbitration tribunal handle the spying dispute between the United States and Czechoslovakia. Czechoslovakia rejected a U.S. demand to expel Miroslav Naclavac, counselor at the Czech mission to the UN.
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Milton Besser
United Nations
U.S
Greeley Legion Auxiliary Chorus Takes First at Convention
The Greeley American Legion Auxiliary chorus won first place at a late convention, with the director and accompanist also earning top honors. The chorus now advances to the national American Legion Convention in Denver this September.
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Greeley Legion Auxiliary Chorus
Gresley
The
Légion
Ince
Toal Secon
National American Legion
Denver
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