Traffic crashes and school district debate in Weld County
The Weld County highway patrol reported two minor injuries from a US 87 auto truck crash near Colorado 254 south of Greeley. In other crashes a Macon Missouri passenger and a Glenwood Springs driver suffered injuries or bruises. The article also covers a discussion on school district realignment involving Fort Lupton Erie Frederick Mead Johnstown and others, with concerns about assessed valuations and future growth.
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Weld
Parrol
Katherine C. Greene
del Norte
Lewis F. Greene
U. S. 87
Colorado 254
Colorado General
Denver
Walter F. Ayers
Lodgmont
Ayers
Gene Admire
Cogburn
Colorado
Ray Dean Cogburn
Glenwood Springs
Louis B. Trujillo
Milliken
Cogburn Auto
Trujillo
George Miller
Roy Gunfith
Robert Welsh
Jow
Platteville
Ewing
Schino
Luplon
Seilo
South Weld
Adams County
Port Lupton
Brighton High School
Polh Sthlua
Brighton
Fort Lupton
Frederick
Frederick District
Alex Tesute
Margaret Adams
Nella E. Ciocchetti
Tesone
Johnstown
Mead
Erie
Oth
Mead and
Johnstons
Brooks
Johnstown Board
Ciocchetti
Farm Bureau
State’ Agricultural Planning Commission
Purcell
Purcell Area
Ket+mit
Galgart
Alvin Stecklin
Highway 14
Nim
Galetan School
Galgarl
Ares
US asks Russia to press for nine fliers release
The United States urged Moscow to act quickly to free nine American military personnel held in East Germany after a helicopter crash on June 7. Deputy Undersecretary of State Robert Murphy conveyed the request to Soviet counselor Sergei Shiganov, citing postwar Allied agreements. Moscow says it has no control over East Germany.
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Ashington
APL
United States
Moscow
Rege
State Dept
East Germany
U.S
Germany
Robert Murphy
Sergei RB. Shiganov
Joseph Reap
Murc Phy
Reap
Germay
Russia
Britain
France
Stork Express Births Reported in Weld County
A series of birth announcements list Dr and Mrs Donald C McArcery I at Weld County General hospital for a daughter born June 20. Mr and Mrs Joseph Keyes add a son born June 26 at West County General hospital. Mr and Mrs John W Whriek welcomed a daughter born June ??? at Weld County General hospital. Mr and Mrs Vernon Spencer announce a daughter born June 2 at Weld County General hospital. Mr and Mrs Dick Kinnison report a son born June 20 at Osteopathic Memorial hospital. The commentary notes the 3,000 mile unguarded border between the U S and Canada as a point of mutual understanding and trust.
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Donald C. McArcery
Curtis A Davghtor
Weld County General Hospital
Joseph] Keyes
Route 3
West County General Hospital
John W., Whriek of
la Salle A Daughler Salinas, Jre
Vernon Spencer
7Th Ave
Dick Kinnison
Ot Kersey
Osteopathic Memoris Hospital
Former Denver Union Official Sentenced to Two Years
Former Denver labor official Newell C Sells received a two year federal prison term for falsely denying Communist Party membership in National Labor Relations affidavits. Judge Lee Knos also added 80 days for contempt and Sells, now in Houston, planned an appeal. He had been held on $3,000 bond in Denver. He was convicted last month of denial of membership while recording secretary of the Denver local United Auto Workers Union in 1952.
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Denver
Newell C Sells
Communist Party
National Labor
Dist
Lee Knows
Sells
Houston
Tex
Wall
United Auto Workers Union
Divorce Suit Filed By Mrs Della Barger In Evans District Court
In Evans Mrs Della May Barger filed for divorce from Francis Barger alleging a 1954 marriage at Ault and a shared child. The report lists Hubbe estate details including value, real property holdings near Keenesburg and Evans, savings, and farm equipment. Heirs named include Grace Chenoweth of Loveland and relatives in Keenesburg and nearby areas.
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Della May Barger
Evans
Francis B. Barger
Ault
Hubba
Alvin Stewart
John) Hubbe
Eyars
James D. Hessed
Greeley
Hubbs
Keenesburg
Ehlettel
Snehide Hubbs
Grace Chenosweth
Loveland
Oss Hubbs
Fred Hibbs
Tragic Mille Miglia Crash Claims Two Italian Drivers
Two Italian drivers, Guido Zernieri and Luigi Mora, died after their Alfa Romeo Giulietta skidded on a slippery curve three miles from the Brencia starting line in the Mille Miglia race. Zernieri, son of an Italian industrialist, died after being sent home from hospital. Mora died shortly after. The event was limited to slow speeds this year amid previous deadly totals.
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Brescia
Haly
Guido Zernieri
Luigi Mora
Caino
Brencia
Zerneri
Tissian
San Felice
Mara
Gayardo
Fort Collins Optimists Host Greeley Delegation Dinner
The Optimist club of Greeley welcomed Fort Collins visitors at a Thursday dinner at the Columbine restaurant. Guests included Carl F. Bush, Clarence R. Michle, Ed Meedel, John W. SIII, and Vernon C. Schilling. Navy recruiter Clarence I. Wormell presented a color film Wings of Gold on pilot training. The club backs a boys baseball team with uniform funds from local merchants. about 20 attendees were present.
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Optimist Club of
Greeley
Fort Culling
Columbine
Carl F. Bush
Clarence R. Michle
Ed Meedel
John W. Siii
Vernon C. Schilling
Clarence I. Wormell
Navy
Greeley Merchants
Fred Rayment
Greeley Club
Soviet Move Threatens Atom Detection Talks
Washington officials reported a Soviet push to enforce bloc parity in major talks on policing a future nuclear test ban. A Western panel led by Dr. James B. Fisk would include American, British, French and Canadian scientists, while the Soviet side would feature experts from Russia Poland and Czechoslovakia.
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John M Hightower
Geneva
State Dept
Russia
Poland
Czechoslovakia
United States
Britain
France
Canada
U. S
Moscow
James B. Fisk
Finall ‘Telephone Laboratories
Fisenhower
United Nations
Miss Wool of Colorado Crowned at Denver Pageant
Barbara Turnage, 21, a Denver brunette, won Miss Wool of Colorado and will compete in the national Miss Wool contest at San Angelo Texas in late August. Twelve western states will be represented. Turnage is a two time 4 H Club model champion and Colorado Woman's College graduate studying retail merchandising at the University of Denver.
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Denver
Barbara Turnage
Colorado
San Angelo
Tex
Turnage
Colorado Woman's College
Denver University
Rose Mary Beman
Rocky Yard
Colorado State University
Harve Joan Hoover
Olathe
University of Colorado
Joanne K. MacDonald
Grand Lake
Carol Anne Mulrowney
Miss MacDonald
Miss Mullowney
Colitada
Woman's College
The
Colorado Wool Growers Assit
Highway 14 and Front affect student routes to Nunn school
The report notes Galeton area residents north of the nine mile line prefer sending students to Nunn school. Purcell area residents north of the same line express interest in Nunn as their destination, while current routes rely on less adequate east west roads.
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Highway 14
Galeton
O Nunn
Gotgart
Purcell Irea
Nunn
Ike’s Decision to Retain Adams Sparks Editorial Debate
The Associated Press reports that many newspapers once backing Eisenhower split on whether Sherman Adams should stay as White House chief aide. Some papers urged Adams’ resignation amid gifts to Goldfine and questioned inquiries into government matters. Eisenhower backed Adams while noting possible imprudence. Editorial stances ranged from calls for resignation to cautious defense, reflecting a national press divided on Adams’s future.
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Associated Press
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Sherman Adams
White House
Adam d
Adams
Bernard Goldfine
Goldfine
Eisenhower
Tucson
Ariz
Daily Citizen
Teisenhower
Nashville, Tenn. Banner
Condonn
New York Daily News
Peake and Carlson Qualify in National AAU Track Meet
Bakersfield California report shows Mike Peake of Colorado narrowly beating Olympic champion Tom Cowart by a whisker to win his heat in the 440. Peake’s 1:01.6 marks the night’s second fastest. Chuck Carlson placed third in the 440 yard dash with 47.9 seconds, as nine men qualified for each final Saturday night.
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Bakersfield
Calif
Mike Peake
Chuck Carlson
University of Colorado
Peake
Tom Cowtney
BBC
Tom Murphy
New York A. C
Carlson
Eddie Southern
Southern
Truck Accident Dumps Radioactive Material into Colorado River
An Idaho Falls radiation monitoring team travels to Colorado after a truck rollover near Grand Junction spills a heavy cask with a radium beryllium source into the Colorado River. NRIS and AEC officials discuss safety measures while divers may locate the cask and assess contamination.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho
Colorado
Atomic Energy Commission
War Here
Grand Junction
Colo
Joh R. Horan
AEC Health and Safety Office
NRIS
Percy Griffiths
George Ball
Algeria Gains Backing From Tunisia and Morocco
Tunisia and Morocco rejected General De Gaulle's plan for French citizenship and continued rule in Algeria. They also refused to support an Algerian government in exile, instead reaffirming support for Algerian independence while avoiding alliance with Paris. The joint statement, issued after talks in Tangier, marks a unified stance among the three after five days of discussion.
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Tunis
Tunisia
Moroe Ptood' Beste
Fremier de Gaulle
Algeria
de Gaulle
Antaxpaz Parle
France
Morocco
Wil
U N Boss Leaves Lebanon Amid Ongoing Turmoil
U N secretary general Dag Hammarskjold departed Beirut for Israel after talks failed to halt Lebanon’s six week rebellion. A bomb near the Presidential Palace followed by attacks underscored the violence as Hammarskjold planned to visit Jerusalem Amman and Cairo to press for restraint amid Middle East tensions.
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Tom Masterson
Brirut
Lebanon
Dag
Jammarskjold
Pak
Middle East
Israel
U. N
Jerusalem
Amman
Cairo
United Arab Republic
Beirut
Ham-1
Marshjold
Hussein
Siar el Rifai
U.N
New York
Mt. Scopus
U. N. Tribs
Montgomery Found Guilty of First Degree Murder
Randolph C. Montgomery, 29, an Englewood insurance agent, was found guilty of first degree murder by a Pueblo District Court jury for strangling 24 year old Beverly Jean Ball, a barmaid. The all male panel delivered a speedy verdict Friday night, sealing possible life imprisonment in Colorado Penitentiary barring appeal. Also listed are several marriage licenses for local couples in the area.
Famous Chemist Dies in Cologne Germany
Prof Kurt Alder aged 55, Nobel Prize winner in chemistry, died Friday in Cologne. Alder, former head of a department at I G Farben, shared the Nobel Prize with Prof Otto Diels for pioneering work in hydrocarbon synthesis. Diels had died four years earlier.
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Cologne
Germany
Kurt Alder
Lied
Alder
I. G. Farden Chemical Combine
Otto Diels
Diels
Horse Show Classes for Ladies and Youth at Open Competition
An entry list details multiple show classes for horses and riders. Events include ladies age 14 and up and youths under 18, with prize tiers and ribbons, entry fees ranging from 7.50 to 20, and special trophies and braces for top places.
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Hatry
Kay Kraste
Rophy
Chamber of Commerce Helps on Sus Fare for Weld Co 4-H Members
The Gresley Chamber of Commerce donates $100 toward the bus fare for 23 Weld County 4-H youths who depart Monday for an eight week exchange trip in Cres ton Iowa. The funds join $200 from the Weld County 4-H Foundation. Accompanying the group are Bob Wardlaw and Joan Mattson from the county agent's office. Next year Iowa 4-Hers will repay with a return visit.
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Gresley
Colorado youths named to Boys Nation delegation
Boulder AP reports Lyle Carpenter of Yuma and Jon Kolomita of La Junta will represent Colorado at the Boys Nations convention at College Park Maryland in July. They were chosen as state delegates as the American Legion sponsored Boys State program ended. Alternates named are Charles Stevenson and Charles Bischoff of Denver.
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Boulder
Lyle Carpenter
Yuma
Jon Kolomita
la Junta
Colorado
College Pack
Charles Stevenson
Charles Bischoff
Denver
Industrialist Fiodin dies at Wisconsin summer home
F. Fiodin, 53, president of Lake Shore Inc. marine equipment makers in Iron Mountain and Marquette, Mich., died Friday at his Spread Eagle Wisconsin summer home. A 1937 bill proposed statehood for Hawaii in Congress. Notice to see proposed budget for School District No. 6 open for public inspection at County Superintendent of Schools. special Board of Education meeting set for June 30 1958 at Nunn High School 2100 hours.
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Iron Mountain
Mich
Fiodin
Midwest
Spread Eagle
Wis
Lake Shore Inc
Marquette
Dinetriet
Board of Education
Nunn
Russell E. Peterson
Boerntary
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Greeley Tribune
Louise Head
Macon
Kenworth
Mead Junction
Stude~ Baker
Eugene Head
Lorn Minter
Salt Lake City
Utah
Head
Delphin Padilla
Totty
Smith
Dult
Borrow
William Foster
Stork Express
Canadas
Stanstead
Quebec
Boca
Persee Ey
Denver Union
House
Senate
Colorado House of Representatives
Robert Ebberhardt
State Senate
Mizz Lee Matties
Howe
Miss Matties
Eberhardt
Joel Torres
Gill
Southern California Bible College
Costa Mesa
Gill High School
Torres
Associated
Tribune
Nolan
Hones
Independence
Barry S. Truman
Fort Collins
Miss Wool
Ike
Peake and
Colorado River
Weld County Garage
Weld County
Montgomery
Everett Lee Stoner
Freeley
Sandra Grace Kibben
New Raymer
Gerald D. Nicklas
Donna L. Schneider
Charles F. Johnson
Phyllis . Z. Rodman
Rudy Chacon
Rosalia C. Echeverria
Gilcrest
Kenneth Eugene Lewis
Janeine Grenwoud
Chamber of Commerce
Hawaii
Congress
Midland
6Th Ave
Federal Savings
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