Greeley Votes Tues on Home Rule Charter
Greeley residents will vote on a proposed home rule charter with 21 articles, detailing mayor and council structure, direct mayoral election, ward and at large seats, a water board, and city management roles. Voters in 28 precincts will decide adoption or rejection of the charter.
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Do Your Duty Greeley Election Pushes For Charter Vote
Do Your Duty declares Tuesday's ballot critical for Greeley as a home rule charter stands to shape government. Critics warn a second convention could boost costs while voters are urged to approve a single question and then proposed changes individually. Polling places open at 7 a.m. with locations listed on this page.
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Charter Polling Places for Tuesday City Election Announced
Ward by ward polling locations and the names and addresses of 145 judges and clerks appointed for the election are listed by City Clerk Mort Balch. Precincts include Holland's garage, fire stations, schools, churches, and private residences across Wards I and III with detailed street addresses and hall entrances.
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Holland's
9Th Ave
Community Building
Our Lady+of Peace
Park School
14Th Ave
Vantine
Tth
St. Ward I
Lincoln Schnal
Pillar 'S Fire Church
Court House
Meeker Junior High
8Th Ave
Dr. N
Andrews
Ith St
Cameron School
11Th St
Holmes Parage
10Th St
New Agricultural
Greeley High School
Maplewood School
21St Ave
Frasier Hall
Heckett's
1812Th Ave
Carlson's
13Th Ave
Wilkinson's
11Th
Students Get Free Ticket to Show or Rodeo
The Greeley Chamber of Commerce offers summer CSC students one free ticket usable at either the horse show or the rodeo on July 3. Pick up tickets in Frasier hall room 115 by Friday noon with tuition receipt. Adjoining seats may be bought at $1.50 each. extra tickets available later at chamber office.
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Goldwater Says GOP Workers Oppose Adams
Senator Barry Goldwater reports that Republican county chairmen in Arizona want Sherman Adams to resign. He states party workers favor Adams stepping down and urges President Eisenhower to request his resignation if necessary. Rep. Morgan Moulder suggests investigators question Gerald Morgan about Adams.
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Firing at Cars Near Severance Bar Investigated
Sheriff investigates a night shooting near Bruce's Bar at Severance. Shots hit four cars and the bar front. one car radiator hood and rear door damaged. Three youths and an alderman detained for questioning. motive unclear. Eight drivers, including two women, charged with DUI by highway patrol.
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Severante
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Tegtman
Highway Patrol
Note in Parking Fine Explains Engagement Ring Reason
A driver issued a ten cent fine last Friday left a note in the overparking envelope claiming he was buying an engagement ring and that the violation was worth the delay. Police investigated the note found in the Park County car’s parking ticket envelope.
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New Mr. America Named From New York City
The new Mr. America is a brawny weight lifter from New York City with a 51 inch chest. Tom Sansone, tapering to a 31 inch waist, was chosen from among 40 entrants in the annual physique contest in Los Angeles.
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Red Cross Annual Meeting on Monday in Well County
The Well County Red Cross holds its annual meeting Monday night. Officers and directors will be elected for the year. A dinner meeting follows at 6:30 p.m. in the Pioneer room at the Cambridge hotel. A plate is served. Those interested in Red Cross work are urged to attend. Reservations must be made by calling the Red Cross office.
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Pigneer
Comfield
Medross
CSU launches $10 million campus construction program
Colorado State College accelerates growth with a ten million dollar building plan over ten years starting 1958. Phase one bids for a heating plant on East Campus around 250000 dollars, completion targeted Oct 7. A 1.3 million dollar laboratory school on a 48 acre new campus site near Jackson Field will modernize facilities from nursery to high school and free Kepner Hall for classrooms.
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Board of Trustees
Williams ousted after politics clash in Loveland district
Loveland weekly notes publisher Ralph Williams was fired as secretary of the South Platte Water Conservancy District for political reasons. He alleges pressure from attorney David J. Miller and Byron Johnson to block his congressional candidacy. Directors deny political motive. Johnson recalls past race. Williams remains outspoken about the dispute as board statements differ from a prior resolution.
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Loveland Weekly News
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Walter Conserveancy District Board of Directors
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Eisenhower seeks funds for six European nuclear reactors
President Eisenhower urged Congress to approve a multimillion dollar international agreement to build six major nuclear power reactors in Europe by 1967. The plan envisions the United States selling about 30,000 kilograms of uranium to six nations under the European Atomic Community, with construction costs shared by member nations and long term financing arranged through a United States backed program.
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United States
Greeley Guard Members Home from Training
The 185 officers and men of the National Guard 142nd Field Artillery battalion headquartered in Greeley returned Sunday afternoon after their annual two week training at Fort Carson. They joined 2,500 state troops for firing drills using the Long Tom and Honest John rocket. Two locals promoted to Lieutenants were Carl Hart of Greeley and Alvin Greenwalt of Windsor. Awards were given to 21 men including Sergeant Donald Erle for rifle marksman ship and four Long Service awards for 10 years.
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Adolph Bolg
Fort Morgan
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Denver
Als
H. F. Riebesell
Kern
Greetey
Melvin Mackey
Gree Tey
Greenwalt
Grandpa completes 4440 mile nonstop New York to Palermo flight
A 54 year old California grandfather landed in Palermo after a nonstop 4,440 mile flight from New York in a Vic single-engine plane. He touched down at Necca di Valeo airport after about 2 hours 54 minutes in the air.
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SC Registration Surges as CSC Enrollments Peak
Registration records topple at CSC as enrollments rise beyond prior highs. Eight week summer term reaches 3 401 by Monday noon, compared with 3 025 last year, signaling a strong growth trend across regular and summer sessions.
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President Greets CSCs Students at Summer Session Start
President greets CSC students in Greeley as Colorado State College launches its summer school. The message highlights a year of planning, a strong visiting faculty, and high repute among regular faculty. It invites new and returning students to contribute ideas and experiences to improve instruction.
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Colorado State College
Pneumonia Fatal for Longtime Congressman Kerr Sti
Former U.S. Representative John H. Kerr Sti died in Warren ton North Carolina at age 85 from pneumonia. A veteran of 30 years in Congress, Kerr Sti was a prominent figure in regional politics and national service.
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Court rules draft statute not guaranteeing restored promotion
The Supreme Court held the Selective Service Act does not require an employer to reinstate a veteran in a promoted seniority role he might have reached without military service. Henry T. McKinney, a former relief clerk-chief caller for Missouri-Kansas-Texas, sought return to a higher Group 1 post after service but was placed back in Group 2 with reduced pay. Justice Frankfurter wrote the ruling. Justices Black and Douglas dissented.
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Supreme Court
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Henry T. McKinney
McKinney
Light Showers Reported in Weld and Larimer Areas
Light showers occurred over Weld county on Sunday and touched parts of Larimer in the Fort Collins area. Moisture was not enough to measure. The high reached 73 degrees at 2:00 p.m. and the low was 3 degrees at 5:00 a.m. Temperature at 10:00 was a.
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Montrose Man Killed in Car Wreck Near Almont
A Montrose man Isack Monsano, 27, died when a speeding car left Colorado Highway 135 north of Almont, rolled and skidded. A passenger Melquiades Ismael Montana, 31, suffered concussion and injuries and was hospitalized. The crash raised the state traffic fatality toll to 147 for the year.
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Local Weather for 24 Hours End 5 A M
Weather summary for Bundas shows a high of 72 and low of 48 with 0.10 inches of precipitation. The 24 hour period ending Monday at 5 A M recorded a high of 76 and a low of 68 with 0.02 inches of precipitation.
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Colorado Weather Outlook With Scattered Showers Expected
Colorado forecast calls for generally fair conditions Monday night into Tuesday with isolated afternoon showers and thunderstorms. Highs near 83 on Tuesday, lows around 53 Monday night, cooler east later in the week, with scattered showers possible Wednesday and Friday and temperatures near seasonal norms.
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Weather Brief for Wyoming and New Mexico Regions
Regional forecast notes partly cloudy conditions for Wyoming with showers and thunderstorms possible Monday night and Tuesday afternoon and night. Mountain temperatures 35 to 45 with wider ranges elsewhere around 85 to 85. New Mexico shows mostly fair weather with scattered afternoon thundershowers, highs 85 to 100, generally cooler next day.
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