Weld County Mineral Rights Ruling by High Court
Colorado Supreme Court declares counties may retain mineral rights on lands sold for delinquent taxes but must sell promptly. Ruling upholds Weld County decision to hold rights, criticizes long-term retention, notes $29,000 plus in royalties since 1943 sale. Justice Frank H. Hall writes the opinion with no dissent.
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Denver
Colorado Supreme Court
Colorado
Frank H. Hall
Tame
Weld County
Friends of the Court
Prank Faraik
Parnik
Lince
Dale E. Shannan
Farnik
Supreme Court
Shannon
Justine Hall
Weld
Vanguard Soars Aloft To Check Heat Balance
CAPE CANAVERAL FLA AP Arim Vanguard rocket lifts a 72 pound sunsh ine satellite to study the earth sun heat balance. If orbit achieved, Vanguard II is named and data could improve weather forecasting and weather control prospects. Launch faced fuse delay and rescheduling.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Arim Vanguard
Washington
Vanguard Tl
Takeolle
Gatallile Vno
Vanguard
Earth
Madison
Wis
United States
Russia
Settlement of Steel Dispute Appears Dim
In New York AP report renewed management resistance to any inflationary adjustment dimmed prospects for a quick retirement of the steel industry contract dispute. Fr Conrad Cooper, executive vice president of U S Steel, drew extra attention as he prepared to meet Joseph F Finnegan in Washington and dine with senators. Cooper and industry leaders had earlier denied knowledge of a federal settlement effort.
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New York
Conrad Cooper
Washington
Joseph F. Finnegan
Federal Medialian and Conciliation Service
Cooper
U.S. Steel Corp
United Steelworkers of America
Governors Urged to Stay in Good Humor on Red Tour
Nine state governors leaving for Moscow via Paris after meeting President Eisenhower in Washington. Spokesman Governor LeRoy Callins of Florida said Eisenhower urged calm and constructive discussions. The trip, organized by the International Institute of Education and New York University, funded by the Sloan and Rockefeller foundations, includes Governor S. L. R. McNichols of Colorado.
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Eisenhower
Jng
Soviet Union
New York
Moscow
Paris
The
Areun
LeRoy Callins
Florida
Colling
Hin
Robert Eyrea
Lenin
International Inabille of Education
New York University
Sloan Foundation
Orkefeller Brothers Foundation
SL. R. McNichols
Colorado
Court reverses convictions of three Ohioans in 1952 inquiry
The Supreme Court unanimously voided contempt convictions of Almarage Raley Emmett Calvin Brown and Anna A Morgan for refusing to answer questions in an Ohio 1952 investigation of Communist activities. Joseph Stern’s conviction was upheld by a tie vote.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Ohio
Watering Hours in City Not Changed
City Manager B H Cruse announced watering hours remain: nine hours daily on alternate days, after reports residents watered outside the schedule. The council postponed a decision until the July 7 meeting.
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Moniay
B- H. Cruse
Fred Weber
Water Department
Cruce
Cruces
Olin L. Shaffer
Five Die in Weekend Colorado Traffic Toll Rises
Weekend highway crashes across Colorado killed five people and raised the annual toll to 162. Victims named include Jose Guadalupe Perez 21 of La Salle Manuel Ramirez 25 of the Greeley area Leandro Gurule 27 of Antonito Manuel Lucero 28 of Nicho and Lino Vigil 45 of Denver. Vehicles struck pedestrians and a pickup bed sheared off in a west railroad county crash.
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Collorado
Jose Guadalupe Perez
Sin Salles
Manuel Remirez
Greeley Area
Leandro C. Gurile
Antonilo
Manuel Tuceto
Pueblo
Lino Vigil
Denver
Greeley
Perca
Ramirez- Gurile
Anloche
Polite
Lucero
Pueblo Street
Aduro Ramos
Tavertiching
Ft Brighton
Jerry Ray Giron
Giron
West County
Hers
U. S. A5
Jose Guadalupe Pere
W. Taylor
la Salle
Mexico
Viviana Naodniques
Fort Morgan
Weld ‘County
Goenaral Hospital
Melvin Jinker
Perez
Folly Rodriguez
Mamirez
Injurina Rodriguez
Peres
Radelgnez
State Patrol
Wiggins
Hodriquez
Vah
Francisco Ramirez
Asencion Tambunga
Weld County
Dave Ned West
Wigwins
Traded Dill
Pierce
Bill ‘McKay
Gallan
State Bareness Patrol
Petex
Mary Frezquen
la Salle High Schoo
Our Lady of Perce Catholic Church
Annette
Morenta Perez
Tony
Eaton
Alex
Thomas
Manuel Lucero
Mchlo
Tom Strilich
Arturo Ramos
Puelo
Ife
Ramos
Luccero
North Brighton
Jerry Hay Giron
Gironlea
Allies Split on Berlin Solution
Western allies diverge over a possible Berlin compromise with the Soviet Union. Britain leans toward negotiating a deal, West Germans favor reclaiming West Berlin, while the United States and France seek balance and firm stance. No immediate change in policy expected. talks remain in good faith.
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Arthur Gayshon
Geneva
Berlin
Soviet Union
Washington
U.S
Hagerty to Have Appendix Removed
White House press secretary James C. Hagerty to undergo appendectomy at Waller Reed Army Hospital Monday. An official news briefing said there is no cause for alarm and no emergency. Hagerty left the White House for a hospital checkup that revealed the need for the operation.
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Washington
White House
James C. Hagerty
Waller
Reed Army Hospital
Anne Wheaton
Magerty
Senate Approves Two Generals Promotions
The Senate confirmed unanimously the promotion of General Eugene E. O'Donnell Jr to temporary rank of air general in the Far East Air Command. Senator Margaret Chase Smith of Maine criticized O'Donnell but was not present for the vote.
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Washington
Senate
Vale
O'Donnell Jr
Air Force
Far East Air Command
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
O'Donnell
Flag Raised At Station No 2 Firehouse
Fire Chief Bruce Forbes reported Monday that a Colorado state flag donated by the Greeley Bike Lodge was raised for the first time at No 2 fire station Finday. The Elks presented the flag to the department through lodge secretary David Hauer.
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Greeley
Finday
Bruce Forbes
Fire Department
The
Elks
David Hauer
State Court Orders Dissolution of S Platte Conservancy District
Colorado Supreme Court orders dissolution of the Sout Platte Water Conservancy District. Opinion says exclusion of land within Aurora Englewood Golden and Cherry Hill Village increased taxes on remaining property owners. Court voids earlier boundary changes and rules retroactive taxes cannot be collected, prompting refunds of roughly 925000 dollars. The ruling cites due process concerns and limits on district expansion without proper hearings.
Dist Conference To Be Called Over Court Decision
A conference will be called this week to decide on filing a rehearing with the supreme court or scrapping the district formation after the high court dissolved the South Platte Water Conservancy district. David J. Miller says attorneys will review the decision before possible actions. The county treasurer holds over $300,000 from a half mill levy on property within the district since 1957. New petitions would require 450 irrigated and 500 dry land owners to refile. The Blue River South Platte project and 700,000 acre feet water from the Blue, Eagle and Big Horn regions are cited as potential bases for renewed efforts. The district’s headquarters are in Wheat Ridge with a 15-member board appointed by the court.
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Supreme Court
South Platte
Miller
Colorado
T Ronservancy
Poli Linus
Colerain Central Water Association
Blie
Eagle
Fost
Western Slope
Witch
Blue River
South Plate Beans Mountain
Acta Senatd District Court
Donald Carpenter
Har Tio West Gah Ave
Wheat Tipe
Hil M. Sloan
Knenra ‘Burg
Kangaroo Court Promises Shave Law Showdown in Lincoln Park
A Tuesday crackdown targets beardless men with shaving permits in Lincoln Park near the courthouse. A dunking tank penalties and a horsedrawn wagon patrol will haul offenders to the kangaroo court presided by Justice of Peace Ben Murray at 9 p.m. Don Jenkins chairs the committee with aides Vern Hudson George Downing Norman Noe Alex Lasue and Dale Testman.
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Lincoln Park
Chamber of Commerce
Aul Malea
Jayeete
Tony Ithe Posse
Tan Court
St. Asdath Ave
Justice of Peace
Ben Murray
Don Jenkins i
Vern Hudson
George Downing
Norman Noe
Alex Las Ue
Dale Testman
Soviets Strategic Germ Warfare Claim Reported
Washington AP report says the Soviets could export to strike with poison gases and germs if war comes. Maj. Gen. Marshall Stubbs, Army chemical chief, testified they conduct heavy research and have chemical agent plants.
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Washington
Congress
Marshall Stubbs
Army
Fireworks Seizures Reported By Welch County Sheriff
Sheriff Pat Burmeister and deputies seized several hundred dollars worth of slinga fireworks at three Welch County establishments last week. Two shipments came from a Denver firm and one from a Kansas City company. officials note legal fireworks in Colorado are limited to toy pistols caps torches and similar items. No dealers are found to be selling illegal fireworks, and all contacted thus far are cooperative.
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Pat Burmeister
Sherif
Tinemeister
la Salle
Evans
Kersey
Sheriif
Denver
Kansas City, Me
Burmeister
Colorado
Ahgrift
Herter to Speak Over TV Radio on Geneva Talks
Secretary of State Christian A. Herter briefed President Eisenhower on an hourlong report about the deadlocked Geneva foreign ministers talks, now recessed until July. He announced plans to address the nation on television and radio Tuesday night about efforts to reach agreement with the Soviet Union on Berlin and related issues.
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Christian A. Herter
Eisenhower
Geneva
Hertery
Soviet Union
Beritn
Herter
White House
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