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Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1959

Page

10

Weld County Mineral Rights Upheld by Colorado High Court

The Colorado Supreme Court ruled Weld County may retain mineral rights after tax sales but must sell them promptly and forego ill gotten royalties. The decision, written by Justice Frank H. Hall, upheld a lower court ruling against Frank Farnik, noting long retention harms state and local revenues.

Denver Colorado Supreme Court Weld Colorado Frank H. Hall Weld County Sehool Frank Farnik Farnik Te County Dist Dale E. Shanon Supreme Court Shannon Justice Hall

Vanguard Soars Aloft To Check Heat Balance

CAPE CANAVERAL Florida AP A Vanguard rocket lifted with a sun shine satellite to study earth sun heat balance and improve weather forecasting If successful Vanguard II will orbit earth from a three stage rocket and be released from the final stage on command A ground station in Madison Wis will cue the ejection The mission aimed for a general North South orbit over the United States and Russia with a 23 4 pound basketball sized satellite and a 72 seat launch vehicle

Cape Canaveral Fla Tri Vanguard Vanguard Earth Bradison Wis United States Alls Arganics Hoosier Twas Russia

Settlement of Steel Dispute Appears Dim

New York AP reports renewed management vows against any inflationary adjustment dim prospects for a quick settlement of the steel industry's contract dispute with the United Steelworkers. R Conrad Cooper, US Steel executive VP, heads to Washington to meet Joseph Finnegan and dine with senators, adding weight to the cautionary tone before federal mediation officials are said to have a reported fork in the road for settlement.

New York R. Conrad Cooper Washington Joseph ¥. Finnegan Federal Megiation and Cooper Us, Steel Corp Tant Industry United Steelworkers of America

Governors Advised To Remain in Good Humor on Red Tour

Washington reports nine state governors, including LeRoy Collins of Florida, urged by President Eisenhower to stay in good humor as they depart for Moscow via New York for talks. The trip, arranged by the International Institute of Education with NYU, Sloan Foundation, and Rockefeller Brothers Foundation, aims at meaningful discussions despite possible tensions. Governor Memichels of Colorado joined the delegation.

Washington Aly Eisenhower Collings Uber Robert E. Lee Lenin International Institute of Education New York University Sloan Foundation Rockefeller Brothers

Court Reverses Convictions of Three Ohioans

The Supreme Court unanimously voided contempt convictions of three Ohioans for entrapment by the Ohio-American Activities Cermis sions during the 1832 state investigating of Communist activities. It upheld the conviction of a fourth Ohioan, Joseph Stern, while reversing the others named Talsradgy Raley Imsmed Calvin Brown and Anna A. Morgaw.

Washington Supreme Court Talsradgy Raley Imsmed Calvin Brown Anna A. Morgaw Vate Joseph Stern

Watering Hours in City Not Changed

City Manager B H Cruce announced watering hours remain 5 to 9 a m and 4 to p m on alternate days. A recent council debate on changing hours was postponed to the next regular meeting. Water consumption data from April to June showed spikes tied to shifting hours, with plans for a 22 million gallon daily capacity after filtration plant expansion next year.

B. H. Cruce Fred Weber Water Department Joy Z. Cruce Vim G. Shafter Aang Fox Ely Mangrer Cruce Hellyue

Five Die in Colorado Traffic Tragedy Near Greeley

The Associated Press reports five men died in weekend traffic crashes in Colorado raising the year total to 182. Victims include Jose Guadalupe Perez 21 La Salle Mamiel Hermirez 26Greely area Leandro Gurule 27 Antonito Manuel Lucero 28 Pueblo and Lino Vigil 35 Denver.

Colorado Jose Guadelupe Perez la Salle Mamiel Hemirez Greeley Area Leandro C. Gurule Ananito Manuel Lucero Pueblo Lino Vigil Denver Greeley Perez Ramirez Gurule Antonito Lucero Pueblo Street Arturo Ramos Brighton Jerry Ray Giron Giron Weld Nauily Here U. S Jose Guadalupe Prret Taylor Remirez Viviano Rodrigues,i Fort Morgan Weldo County General Hospital Melvin Hoke Adanson Mortuary Leandro GC. Gurule Suntay Conejas County Highway Patrol Tublo Tor Strilich Arturo Amos Pueh- Wo Har’ Mos Talcero Linn Vigil I North Belahut Nassenor

Allies Split Over Berlin Solution

Geneva AP report notes continued Western Allied disagreement on a Berlin compromise with the Soviet Union. British push for a potential deal while West Germans fear Soviet aims to seize West Berlin. United States and France seek middle ground, with no concrete policy changes and readiness to offer further concessions if negotiations remain in good faith.

Arthur Gavshon Geneva Amoiy Berlin West Berlin United States France Washington U.S

Hagerty to Have Appendix Removed

White House press secretary James Hagerty will undergo an appendectomy at Walter Reed Army Hospital. Aides say the operation is routine with no emergency and no cause for alarm. Hagerty left the White House for a hospital checkup early in the day.

Washington White Apust James Hagerty Inferzo White House Walter Revel Army Hospital Aene Wheaton

Senate Approves Two Generals Promotions

The Senate unanimously approved the promotions of two generals. One is Emmett O'Donnell to temporary general in the Air Force, linked to his Far East command. Senator Margaret Chase Smith of Maine was absent during the vote.

Senate Waliington Tf Sen Emmett O'Donnelle Air Force Far East Margaret Chase Smith Nmaine O'Nennell

State Flag Raised At Station No 2 In Greeley

A Colorado state flag donated by the Greeley Elks lodge was mounted for the first time at the No. 2 fire station on Friday. Fire Chief Bruce Forbes reported the installation on Monday. The flag was presented to the fire department by lodge secretary Flavid Sauer.

Colorado Greeley Elks Lodge Bruce Forbes Fire Department The Elks Flavid Sauer Lodge

South Platte District dissolved by state Supreme Court

Denver Colorado. The Colorado Supreme Court ordered the South Platte Water Conservancy District dissolved, returning about 195000 dollars in taxes collected since 1957. District supporters challenged the ruling, which reduced the district’s assessed valuation and widened tax burdens on other property owners. The decision held that excluding lands or altering boundaries without due process was invalid, and no deadline for refunds was set.

Denver Colorado Supreme Coach Man South Platte Intrick Aurora Englewood Golden Littleton Cherry D. Otto Meare Castle Bock Greeley Conover Blue River Western Slope South Platte Group Duke W. Dunbar Dunbar David Miller High Court Gen. Dutbar Touks Greeney Carpenter State Supreme Court Jadge Carpenter South Flaite River Colorado Springs South Platte District

District Conference To Address South Platte District Decision

A conference will be held likely this week to decide next steps after the supreme court’s order dis dissolving the South Platte Water Conservancy district. Lawyers for the district and petitioners will meet with district board members to determine whether to seek a rehearing. The district’s formation faced lengthy court action starting in Weld County in 1954 with hearings, prohibitions, and eventual district approval in 1957. The district headquarters are in Wheat Ridge with Hugh M. Sloan as secretary. 15 board members are appointed by the court.

Supreme Court South Platte Supreme Court Ag Miller Colorado Colorado Central Water Association Blie Eagle Piney Blue River South Platte Transmountain Weld County District Court District Court Ano Donald Carpenter Ita West Asth Ave Wheat Tedge Hugh M. Sloan Keenestar

Kangaroo court to enforce beard rule in Linenla park

A Tuesday afternoon crackdown led by the Junior Chamber of Commerce targets beard violations under a decree requiring beards or shaving permits. A posse will escort violators to a dunking tank court near the courthouse downtown, with Judge Ben Murray presiding and Don Jenkins coordinating the event.

Linenla Park Chamber of Commerce Ageir Cade Kangarow Court Ave Julian Ben Murray Don Jenkins Thalyman Vern Madson Gentse Mowning Norman Noe Alex Tes- He Dale Tegtman Posce

Soviets May Use Gas and Germ Warfare, Army Warns

Washington reports Maj. Gen. Marshall Stubbs, Army chemical officer, told Congress the Soviet Union is active in chemical and biological warfare research. He cited known development efforts and several production plants as concerns for potential war exposure.

Washington Congress Marshall Stubbs Army

Fireworks Seized by Weld Sheriff at Three county Establishments

Weld County sheriff and deputies seized illegal fireworks with limited value from three county establishments at La Salle Evans and Kersey. Some shipments came on consignment from Denver and Kansas City firms. Officials said local dealers were told only legal fireworks would be sent and that Colorado restricts certain explosive items. No dealers expressed intent to sell illegal fireworks, the sheriff noted.

Burmeister Enum Furmeister la Salle Evans Kersey Denver Kansas City, Mo Korver 2 Stlesman Yaral Fireworks Colorado

Herter Plans TV Radio Address After Geneva Talks

Secretary of State Christian A. Herter told reporters at the White House that after the Geneva talks he will address the nation on television and radio to explain efforts to reach agreement with the Soviet Union on Berlin and related issues. The speech date was not yet fixed.

Washington Christian A. Merter Eisenhower Geneva Ater Herter Soviet Union Berlin White House

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