Nicholson New Denver Mayor by Slim Lead
Denver voters chose Will F. Nicholson over Bert Keating by 60,605 to 59,729 in a nonpartisan run off for mayor, after absentee ballots and a six candidate field. Nicholson, a real estate firm head and former state senator, succeeds Quigg Newton and campaigned on opposing payroll growth while urging new water sources.
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Will F. Nicholson
Biverrola
Eisenhower
Dinyer
Colorado Capital
Atty
Bert Keatter
Kealing
Democrat
Nicholson
Keatigg
Real Tate
Mate
Keating
Quigg Newton
Ford Foundation
New York
YA. S
Tayh Curriean
Clarence Stafford
Corrigan
Stafford
Connelimante
Holand
Sonny) Mapelli
William E. Flor
Paul Hentfal
Elvin Galdwell
Joe Ci Aocin
Expert Advocates Suspending Salk Polio Vaccination
Dr. Albert Sabin urged a halt to Salk vaccine production and poliovirus inoculations until next winter, proposing identification of new strains to replace the Mahoney strain and stating the current virus is most virulent. He testified before a House subcommittee with the Children’s Hospital Research Foundation in Cincinnati, arguing that vaccination timing reduces summer outbreak risk.
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Washington
Albert B. Sabin
Sabln Fe
Childrens Hospital Research Foundation
Cincinnati
Sabin
Jonax K. Salk
New York City Council Sets 33.8% Tax Rate Increase
The City Council voted 92 to 1 to raise base property tax by 33.8 percent per 9100 of assessed valuation as part of the current fiscal plan. Nearby marriage licenses list Harry Eckhardt and Ruth Welnmenscer, Ralph Anderson and Sharlyne Helzer, Marsin Houk and Gwendolyn Hamperry as applicants.
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New York
Harry Fred Eckhardt
Greetey
Ruth Elizabeth Welnmenscer
Wintsor
Ralph Eat] Anderson
Wiyoner
Sharlyne Jeanne Helzer
Carbondale
Marsin Richard Houk
San Leandro
Calif
Gwendolyn Hamperry
Greeley
Lacy Wilkinson Diagnosed With Tick Fever
Lacy L. Wilkinson, former mayor of Greeley and state purchasing agent, is reported ill with tick fever after recent travel. He was admitted Monday and treated locally, then returned to office duties after examination.
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Lacy L. Wilkinson
Greeley
Lee
Weld County
Anderson Named New Director at Greeley National Bank
M. 5. Anderson, 38, was appointed by the Greeley National Bank board to fill the unexpired term of William S. Garnsey Jr. Anderson, a New Mexico native and Colorado University graduate, is a partner in Welsh and Anderson real estate and has served since 1945 after military service as a Lieutenant Colonel. He is past president of a realty association and director of the National Association of Real Estate Boards and the Greeley Chamber of Commerce.
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Malcolm
Anderson
Greeley
Greeley National Bank
A. H. Trantwein
Anerson
William S. Garnsey Jr
Daly
Directo
Welsh and
Soldier Killed In Vehicle Crash Near Leadville Camp Hale
A Camp Hale soldier died Tuesday night when a car went off US 24 near Leadville and rolled over. Driver Robert Fleming was killed. four others injured, including Elias Cardona and John Feeney, all treated at Camp Hale and Fe Carson. Police said excessive speed on a curve caused the crash.
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Here
Robert FE. Fleming
Catrain
Jas
Laot Yest
Elias Cardona
John Feeney
Jol Cargeins
Pete Zervos
Cardona
Cargelna
Zervos
Feeney
Camp Hale
Molotov Calls for Peace and Free Formosa in UN plea
Soviet Foreign Minister V M Molotov urged the United Nations to cement world peace and act to ease international tension. He stressed the UN’s role in harmonizing nations and called for a peace pledge as Romulo urged a San Francisco declaration. Continued on Page 19.
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Voo M. Molotov
United Nations
Soviet Union
Molotov
Steassen
U.N
World Organization
Motoy
Annivarsary
Romulo
Molotey
Wea P. Romulo
Utilities Valuation In Weld County Rises In 1965
The unseased valuation on utilities and corporations in Weld County increased by 5.19 million dollars for 1965, bringing total assessed value to 20.13 million, a 6.3 percent rise from 1954. Railroad and telephone firms show notable gains while depreciation rules update boosts urban property valuations. County Assessor W T Kennedy reports notices mailed for 1955 assessments and pending real estate reviews.
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W. T. Kennedy
County Assensor
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Xan
Pipsling
Clasat
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Parenthesia
Kennedy Iso
Tas Commission
Ila
Viatruetinns
Ar Sessora
Kennedya
Hin Nftics
Saseasora
Senate Crushes McCarthy Move
The Senate voted 77 to 4 against Sen McCarthy’s plan to force the Big Four conference to admit Soviet waterline states. The outcome shows broad opposition to the resolution and narrows chances for the proposed admission.
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McCarthy
Washington Uy
The
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City Council Approves Rates and Annexation Actions
City council on Tuesday night approved first reading of a sewage service rate ordinance and tabled a weekend proposal to purchase interests of Wheeler and Forbest at Forbesfield. It authorized water contracts for Windsor Evans Timkat and 13 pipeline firms, referred a G-unit project to airport committee, and moved annexation petitions for Lot 8 SEM NW4 Sec 5 TSSW and Earl E. King with a July 26 hearing date. Additional actions included a junior chamber park event, improvement district formation, street program updates, engineer’s estimate of 54241 for the second street project, council member appointments, and a water tap for Ken Elator near Delta school area.
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John R. P. Wheeler
Carrall Forbest
Forbesfield
Clty
Windsor
Evans and
Timcath
Olty
Crosier Reta
Airport Committee
TSSW
Envnion
Tors
Eleventh Avenue
Pallywood
Addinna
Cy Reservoir
Earl E. King
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Taland Grove Park
Daly
Louis Litter
Charles
Willson
Carl Reichhardt
Ken Elator
Delta
Council Delays Decision on Forbes Field Lease Purchase
The council postponed action on a $25,010 contract to buy the interests of John J. Wheeler and Carroll Forbes in Forbes Field. The group debated appraisal of field improvements and the city’s ability to fund upgrades while continuing to lease the site for $10 annually, with estimates of operating costs and potential revenue from concessions. The council plans a field visit next week to assess options.
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John J. P. Wheeler
Carroll Portes
Forbes
Wheeler
James A. Sumner
Burgers Joyner
Joyner
Oscar Heck
Wheeler- Forbes
B. H W. Cruce
Lyle Beaver
Community Activities Commission
Cruce
Commission
Ity
FEC
Pyle
Abatement petitions denied by county board
Fifteen 1954 tax abatement requests were denied by the county commissioners on assessor W T Kennedy s recommendation stating the grounds were not conclusive. The list includes Lucy A Shaw Greeley Edward G McArthur Greeley Mary Bangert estate Fort Lupton Bertha Bostrom Greeley First National Bank of Greeley as executor and trustee of estates of Ray N Littler and Charles Swink Fred Brunner Jr Windsor Route Windsor Beulah A Ferguson Gree k. Five abatements were approved and sent to the plate tax commission due to errors in assessed valuations.
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Kennedy
Lucy A. Shaw
Greeley
Edward G. McArthir
Mary Bangert
Fort Lupton
Bertha Bostrom
First National Bank of
Ray N. Littler
First National Bank of Greeley
Charles Swink
Fred Brunner Jr
Rawley
Windsor
Robert F. Graham
Fred Beunner Jr
Manuel Brunner
Beulah A. Ferguson
Tokyo Nears Eight Million Population Milestone
The Tokyo metropolitan government announced on Wednesday that the city’s population will exceed eight million in the fall, signaling continued growth and urban expansion for the capital.
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Tokyo
Stevens Quits Brucker Named Army Secretary
Youth drowns while chasing beaver on Maluicu Lake near Kare as brothers Robinson and Nelson try to rescue him. The Woodland Park incident ends after three hours in five feet of water with Robinton 18 among the swimming party.
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Woodland Park
Vania Robinson Jr
Maluicu Lake
Kare
Hey
Robinton
William
Fensin
Walter Nelson
Vania
Ahore
Local 4th of July Parade to Feature 15 Bands and 4-H Floats
Weld County will host a July 4 parade with 15 bands and a robust 4-H float section. An open novelty division invites creative entries from children and adults, with prizes for top three in each category. The 4-H section, led by Mark Goold, will showcase many clubs and extra prize money from the Tribune and Chamber.
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Charles Lott Jr
Noid
Lote
the Tribune
Chamber of Commerce
Mark Goold
Weld
Fama Ae
Grouga
Floste
Taare
Werond
Hiss Lawyer Dies in New York Trial Years
A loyald Paw Stryker defense attorney for Alger Hiss died Tuesday. Known as a premier New York trial lawyer, Stryker helped mount a hung jury defense in the first Hiss trial. Survived by husband George Broy, three children, and several sisters, his funeral arrangements listed.
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Loyd Paw Stryker
Alger Hiss
Stryker
Hiss
Etryker
Brisob
Cou
Vnewre
Wolle Brey
Thirteenth Avenue
Macys
Rith
Mermant
Litin Grove
George Broy
May Irena Broy
Pierce
Tawney
Calif
Bart MM Hroy
Flore
Stella Bringer
Mire
Margaret Adams
Auncié McPheeters
Allo
Quincy
Conferees Agree on Pay Increase for Federal Employees
Washington conferees reached a compromise on a pay raise totaling 7 percent for 1,073,262 federal employees retroactive to March 1, aligning Senate and House provisions after minor adjustments. The plan follows prior Senate and White House discussions, with some disagreement over the final percentage.
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Senate House
Senate
House
Ri Renhower Whard
Sumner Seeks Cheaper T Hangar At Municipal Airport
City council backs return of the aduit T hangar proposal to the airport committee after finance cautions. Sumner reports the 10 unit hangar at 30000 is impractical and a single 8 unit unit at 18000 could work if eight lessees pay 20 per month under a 40 year payoff.
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Aduit
James A. Sumner
Sumner
Aire
Red Cross Board Hears Report of Very Busy Year
Weld County American Red Cross annual meeting at First Christian church in Greeley with about 30 members present. Dinner served by church women. Rev. Jack Reeve presided. Directors elected and film shown after a review of 1953 activities. The Weld County chapter lists 12 of 16 national services as offered.
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Charlen A. Karowsky
Weld County Bar Association
Lorgeye
Robert Houtchens
Jamcs
Massed
Karl H. Auburn
R. Paul Brown
Yart Tupton
David J. Miller
Thomas A. Richardson
Weld County
American Red Cross
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Gree Ing
Tne
Jack Reeve
Key
Reeve
IL Mane
Red Cross
United States
ARC
White Fis Authority
Funda
National Red Crane
Weld County Chapter
Folloma
Gray Lady
Oil Drilling Report Detailing Rig Move and Lyons Pond Test
Report from Weld County outlines Trinkerhoff and Sloss moving a rotary rig from Carl Triddy well at Pierce in Nash and No. 1 Inevition of James 2. SE North of Sever ines location in SWS 24-73-87. Equipment assembled on the lease with drilling to progress Tuesday. Lyons pond test planned at about 200 feet. An oil derrick toppled Saturday damaging one...
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Trinkerhoff [Killing Company
Carl Triddy
Pierce
Nash
James 2
Sloss
Trinkerhoff
Miles Roe
Task TiAllAm
Severines
Sws
Weld County
Lyons Pond
Retiring Cabinet Member Praised by Eisenhower
Washington Nixon era article notes Robert T. Stevens resigns as secretary of the Army and President Eisenhower nominates Wilber M. Brucker to succeed him. Brucker, former Michigan governor and Pentagon general counsel since 1954, will be sworn in. Stevens cites personal reasons and thanks the President for the opportunity. Eisenhower expresses regret and commends Stevens for reshaping the Army during 1953–1955 amid Korea issues.
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Robert T. Stevens
Army
Eisenhower
Wilber M. Brucker
Defense Department
Stevens
Ben
McCarthy
R-Wis
Pentagon
Ebenhower
Brucker
Michigan
Dewali
White House
New England
Wilson
Arny
Pyt G. David Schine
John G. Adema
Roy M. Cohn
Cohn
Adams
Sagview
Korea
Weather Outlook for Wednesday to Thursday in Mountain States
Local forecast for Wyoming Colorado and New Mexico. Highs around 91 in Wyoming and 85 in New Mexico with lows near 53. Partly cloudy afternoons and evenings with scattered showers and thunderstorms mainly east of Divide and Rio Grande Valley. Little temperature change into Thursday with highs around 80 in the northeast and 95 elsewhere.
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Wyoming
Divine
Colorado
Divide
New Merleo
Rio Grands Valley
Baseball Today A L East doubleheader results and notes
The recap shows the American League game between Kansas City and New York with score details and pitcher lines. It notes runs by inning and references pitchers Ditmar Sleater Sain and others. A National League outline lists Brooklyn versus Chicago, with scoring by innings and key pitchers.
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Associated
Kansas City
New York
Ditmar
Sleater
Sain
W. Shantz
Ford and
Terra
Detroit
Navy blast at Malta Test Station kills two men
Two OW men were killed Tuesday in a chemical explosion at a Navy project at the Malta Test Station in Saratoga Springs New York. Several others were injured as investigators evaluated the cause and nature of the blast while details remained undisclosed.
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Saratoga Springs
Navy
Malta
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