Kefauver and Benson Debate Farm Policies
Kefauver and Benson clash in Eldora Iowa over Eisenhower administration farm policy and the 1986 farm bill. Benson defends the program as workable and voluntary while warning farmers about plowing ahead, Kefauver argues administration delays reduce needed aid and cites potential gains from proper implementation. Benson cites town visits and price trends. Kefauver notes farm income drops and questions understanding of farm state impacts.
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Eldora
Iowa
Agricultura
Frra Benson and Son
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Congress
Benson
Sail Bank
Kelnuver
Mwatke
Kefauver
Isenhower Administr
Atlas
Washington
Agriculture Dept
Som Bank
Eisenhower
Jows
Otter Farm
Debaters Prepare Talks With Texts Released Early
In the Malute case debate two men prepared their talks before leaving Washington and released the texts in advance of delivery, underscoring planning and public communication ahead of speeches.
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Washington
Dr George Patton Named Delegate in Colorado Association
Dr George D Patton of Greeley was named delegate to the national assembly. Dr Saul Hosen eld, Aurora foot specialist, becomes president elect of the Colorado Assn of Chirapodists to succeed Dr Stanley C Rheaume of Pueblo. Kenneth Eide wards Jr of Colorado Springs named to the board of directors.
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Denver
Saul Hoseneld
Aurora
Colorado Assn. of
Chirapodists
Stanley, C. Rheaume
Pueblo
Kenneth Eidewards Jr
Colorado Springs
George 9. Patton
Greeley
Nationjnassgedat
Assessor Opens Hearing on Taxpayer Complaints in July
County Assessor W. T. Kennedy announced hearings on real and personal property assessments will begin July 2 and run daily through July 14. Notices show 1986 assessments at 40 percent of fair market value for real property and one third for farm property. Kennedy noted widespread notices of increases to merchants and businesses due to inventory alignment with income tax data and state tax commission guidance.
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W. T. Kennedy
Kennedy
Tie
State Tax Commission
Tax Commission
Weld
Jplso
Board of Equalization
Sugar Quotas Are Revised Upward by Ag Dept Friday
The Agriculture Department Friday raised domestic sugar quotas by 125,000 tons to align with the Sugar Act, increasing total quotas for domestic and mainland cane sugar areas and boosting some foreign quotas. Cuba’s quota rose to about 2.6 million tons, with various regions listed for new and old quotas to stabilize prices and supplies.
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Wassington
Ageiaillierr Dept
Cuba
U. S
Tla- Jali
Puerto Tico
Virgin Island
The
Philippines
Dominican Republic
Fl Salvador
Haiti
Marilyn Monroe's France Faces Possible Contempt
Rep Walter says playwright Arthur Miller could be cited for contempt by the House Un American Activities Committee over testimony about Communist involvement. Miller, who plans to marry Marilyn Monroe, refused to name participants from a 1939 meeting, citing conscience. He said he opposed naming others and denied Communist discipline. Miller’s contempt question would not affect his passport status.
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Washington
Ous
Arthur Miller
Marilyn Monroe
Walter
b-Pa
Miller
Weilnr
June
Cupid
Walee
Miler
Marilyn Manney
London
Mimil
Resignation shakes Colorado A and M Medical School
Dr Floyd Cross resigns Friday as dean of the school of internal medicine at Colorado A M College effective Jan 1 1957 The State Board names Dr Rive Jensen as successor Dr Cross 65 has led the veterinary school since 1848 and will join First National Bank of Fort Collins after the year Two internal shifts also announced Dr Hex D Rebeberg becomes head of economics and scribling department and Dr Routh Nelson named chair of English and modern languages for a two year term
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Fort Colin
Br. Floyd Cross
Colorado A&m College
State Board of Agriculture
Neeling
Rive Jensen
Eid
Inevessar
Crass
Nalional Bank of
Fort Collins
Seneen
A&m
State Board
Department of
Fort Morgan Firemen Capture Championship Title
Fort Morgan Firemen won the grand championship loan award at the Corade Sipe Fire Assn meet held here Priv ay Tikewood earned runnerup honors. Fort Morgan's six-man team took first place in the motor apparatus test with Drighton second and Lowry Air Force Base third. The hose race was won by Bighton with Fort Lupton second and Wray third. The three-man team honors went to fanor with Adams county second.
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Duhango
Morgan
Corade
Sipe Fireve Assn
Orivenlin
Priv
Tikewood
Eam
Drighton
Lowry Air Force Base
Bighton
Fort Lupton
Wray
Grand Junction Named Center for AEC Uranium Activities
The Atomic Energy Commission consolidates uranium exploration west of the Mississippi under its Grand Junction Colorado office. Denver and Salt Lake City branches shift to Grand Junction, with leadership changes including Elion Youngberg as assistant manager for operations and Walpt B Carlson as assistant manager for administration. Ernest E Thurlow moves to manage the Denver office and Arthur E Granger becomes Salt Lake City manager. Donald Everhart returns as geological adviser to the Division of Raw Materials.
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Avasrington
Atomic’ Energy Commission
Mississippi River
Grand Junction
Colo
Hasle
Mississippi
Grans Junction
Colorado Pean
Way Tl Oe
Denver
Salt Lake City
Division
Washington
Taw
Elion &. Youngberg
Walpte B. Carlson
Wen Ropack
Allan E. Jones
Ernest E. ‘Thurlow
Rhief
Arthur E., Granger
Donald Everhart
Division of Raw Materials
Tenver
Morton Low Bidder on A&M Plumbing
The State Board of Agriculture received bids for the new engineering building at College. Weaver Construction Co. of Denver was low on the general contract at 1,196,237 dollars. Morton Plumbing & Heating Co. of Gretna submitted the low bid for mechanical work at 270,443 dollars. Ford Celtns Electric Co. was low on electrical work at 189,561 dollars. Construction starts next week with an estimated 18 months.
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Toat Collins
State Board of Agriculture
Cola Tarte A&ht College
Weaver Construction Co
Denver
Morton Plumbing & Heating Co
Gre Tcy
Ford Celtins Electric Co
Six Girl Mayors Chosen for Denver State Assembly
Six mayors were elected Friday to lead six city governments at the Colorado Girls State event at Colorado Women's College. Delegates learn municipal governance under American Legion Auxiliary sponsorship. City leaders named include Mary Margaret Kellams Lakewood Dorothy Weaver Fruita Joyce Harrington Littleton Ryleen Hartman Fort Morgan Debbie Bryant Fort Collins Ardeth Stratman Gan arison. Two county governments will form Saturday with three cities each.
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Denver
Rancher fatally injured by hay baler in Recluse
GILLETTE WYOM. Fred Haley sixty three died after 17 hours trapped Tuesday in a hay baler on his Recluse farm. His right arm was drawn into the halter and the machine tore it to the shoulder. Mrs. Griggs found him twelve hours later, and neighbors freed him at dawn Wednesday. Haley died at Campbell Memorial Hospital Gillette after arm amputation. He is survived by a brother Roy Haley of Idaho. Burial planned in Frague, OR Ma. after services Saturday.
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Gillette
Wyo
Fred Haley
Recluse
Haley
Jean
Jule Griggs
Campbell Memorial Hospital
Gilfette
Hie Hospital
Roy Haley
Idaho
Frague
Dundee
Scotland
British Jute Trade Research Association
Court records show multiple traffic violations and fines
In the Courts several cases list drivers cited for offenses such as driving with improper lights improper passing or without required glasses and careless driving. Fines and costs range from 10 dollars with varying additional costs for each defendant including Cecil Wyman Manel Egged and others.
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Sldas
Eyod
Manel Egged
Kersey
Youth Denies Murder Charge in Montana Highway Case
Lee C. Smart, a Washington state reformatory escapee, pleaded innocent in Tolan County District Court to first degree murder in the death of Colorado salesman Charles D. Ward on a Montana highway. The teen, held without bail, argues lack of juvenile jurisdiction while officials insist murder falls under state criminal courts. he is to be returned to Cascade County jail for trial.
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Choteau UW
Lee C. Smart
Washington ‘State
Charles D. Ward
Bunlah
Cole
Strait
R. M. Hattegeley
Great Falls
Spokane
Wash
Tom
Dellno
Smart
Chateau
K. MM. Byitensieity
Tolan County
Leo Hi. Bluepig
Monlaon
Cascade
Uolinty Jal
Utility Valuations in Weld County Rise 1 Percent
Weld County assessors announce a 1 percent uptick in total utility valuations for the year, with the $21,228,800 total led by $901,559 tied to Colorado Interstate Gas Co. The state tax commission sets these figures, noting increases across railroad, telephone, telegraph, electric, and other utility categories through 1955.
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AVA
W. T. Kennedy
Vset
State Tax Commission
Colorado Intertate Gas Co
Kenney
Coral’elestic
Interetate
Gold Star Mothers Elect Second-Term Leader in Tulsa
Mrs Muii Singer of Los Angeles was reelected Friday to a second term as president of the American Gold Star Mothers. The national gathering will convene in Cleveland, Ohio, for the 1857 meeting, with June dates to be announced.
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Tulsa
Okla
Muii Singer
Los Angeles
American Gold Star Mothers
National
Cleveland
Ohio
Municipal League Urged to Cooperate with State Chambers
Calvin K. Snyder, manager of the Denver Chamber of Commerce, urged Friday that Colorado communities and Chambers of Commerce work with the Colorado Municipal League to keep the state business friendly. He cited past joint efforts like the U.S. Air Force Academy and water projects, proposing a joint study commission to review tax fractures and compare with other states, and to launch an up-to-date survey identifying labor shortages to guide industrial development.
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Evehgneen
Col Leaguis
Chambers of Commerce
Calvin K. Snyder
Cyanager
Penver
Chamber of Com
Colorado
Commerce
Snyder
Sie Force Academy
Upper Colorado
Denver
Colorado Municipal * League
Veteran Educator Dies in Gunnison Wisconsin
Funeral held for Dr Grant Ruland 87 longtime western Tolocado educator who died in Community Hospital after two weeks illness. He served at Basalt Eagle and Aspen before 1999 posting as superintendent of grade schools. Survived by widow three children and others.
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Gunnison WI
Grant Ruland
Rutan
Basalt
Eagle
Aspen
Western State College
Tn Isu
Hts
Roland
Ias
Binghamton
Xii
Lauda
Colo
Iians
Cora Markle
Apo
Snhelvars
Albert
Duyango
Charles
Crested Bulle
Harold Diehl
Deaves
Trinidad Man To Get $1000 for Death of Son
President Eisenhower signed a bill to pay Joe E. Barges of Trinidad Colorado $1000 for the death of his son Eddie aged 4 on July 13 1850. The boy was fatally injured after falling near the Trinidad Post Office and being impaled on an iron bed set as a fence anchor.
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Washington U
Eisenhower
Joe E. Barges
Trinidad
Colo
Eddie
Lodge
Golorada Man Admits Wholesale Apartment Prowling
Nichard Nay Haney, 30, of Everaceen Cola, admits to prowling apartments in 11 Midwest cities over two years, calling himself the bronzed baby shoe prowler. Detective Chief Robert OBrien signed the statement. Haney held for municipal court on charges of breaking and entering. He said he formerly lived in Ollumbus Iowa. wife and two children reside in Evergreen.
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DS Moines Gy
Nichard
Nay Haney
Everaceen
Cola
Midwest
Det
Robert O'Brien
Sata Ramey
Lasi
Aldwest Potiee
Ramey
Ollumns
Iowa
Evergreen
Audit of County Records Completed
County Auditor Malph L. McKee of Boulder and three assistants finished a three month audit of Looks of county offices for Ske Hret. The audit covered county finances and records and was completed Friday with a report sent to the county on Monday.
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Ske
Malph L. McKee
Boulder
McKee
8 000 Arrested in Algerian Roundup
An official report details a mass roundup by police and troops in Bougie, 140 miles east of Algiers. About 8,000 people were seized temporarily and 800 held for questioning, including 28 rebel leaders and 32 charged with hiding arms in the two month rebellion.
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Algiers
Algeria
Bougie
Freuel Authue
T Here
One of Climax Ore Discoverers Dies
J Edward G Weckendorf 86 former Climax molybdenum explorer died Wednesday night at Porter Sanitarium Denver. He came to Colorado with his parents by covered wagon and joined Lem Weber to stake Bartell Mountain claims later part of Climax Molybdenum Co. with brothers and others. Services set for Saturday at Littleton Presbyterian Church.
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Littleton l
J. Edward G. Weckendorf
Lileton Presbyterian Church
Heckendorf
Porter
Denver
St. Joseph
Colorado
Lem
John Weber
Bartell Mountain
Climax Molybdenum Co
Baptists Urge U S Halt Hydrogen Bomb Tests
SEATTLE delegates at the American Baptist Convention adopted a resolution calling for an end to hydrogen bomb testing in the Pacific. The measure argues tests harm missionary work and Japan’s economy, affect Asiatic peoples, and threaten the human race long term. Philadelphia was chosen as 1357 convention site with Cincinnati for 1958.
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Seattle
United States
Pacific
American Baptist Convention
Tech
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Nixon To Represent Ike At Philippines Independence Ceremony
President Eisenhower will send Vice President Nixon to Manila for the July 4 independence ceremonies as the United States marks its pledge to grant independence to the Philippines. The White House emphasized the trip to show U.S. commitment despite Cold War tensions with Russia.
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Nixon
Ike
Philippines
Washington
Hsenhower
Manila
House
James C. Hagerly
Hagerty
Hlwie
Eegenhower
White House
United States
Russia
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