Colorado Legislature Okays Jobless Aid During Short Session
Colorado lawmakers passed a six and a half week extension of unemployment benefits, signaling a compromise to aid workers. The Senate approved final reading amid party divisions, with Rogers backing restrictive amendments and several Democrats opposing. Gov. McNichols praised the measure and planned to sign all seven bills after returning from Salt Lake City. The session also approved a $1.6 million grasshopper disaster fund to protect crops in eastern Colorado.
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GOP Criticism Harsh as Adams Issue Divides Parties
Washington AP report notes both Democrats and Republicans harshly critique Sherman Adams over the Adams issue. Rep. Winfield Benton says some GOP leaders hid their glee while Republicans pressed for his resignation, despite Eisenhower's plea and Defense of Adams by Rep. Robert Hale.
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Windsor Family Hurt in Auto Accident
Thomas Hernandez and four family members were seriously injured in a single car crash Sunday two miles west of Severance. The pickup overturned on a curve. Hernandez and his wife were pinned beneath, while the children were thrown free. They were taken to Weld County Hospital where Mrs Hernandez is listed as stable with facial cuts and head injuries, while Hernandez has a broken leg. Daughters Julia 18 Alecia 9 and Manuela 11 also treated for cuts and bruises, Alitia sustained a broken leg.
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McElroy Defends Remarks On Adm Burke at News Conference
Secretary McElroy sought to soften remarks about Admiral Burke and denied intending a rebuke. He said comments on defense reorganization conflicted with administration views but did not target Burke’s Senate testimony. He noted no plans to change Burke’s position and stressed he alone is not responsible for his future.
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Red Economic Drive Showing Good Progress
Washington AP The Foreign Agricultural Service stated that the emerging economic offensive of Soviet bloc countries is making progress. The report, based on U S agriculture data, says the campaign aims to loosen ties with the United States through trade expansion, assistance, missions, travel restrictions, and easing controls on strategic goods for the Chinese Soviet orbit. It notes the long term goal is to align neutralist countries with the Soviet bloc and win them to socialism, warning highly industrialized Britain and others remain vulnerable to such campaigns.
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Inge Plays Premier at Standing Stone Playhouse
A group of live short plays by Willkom Inge debuts at Standing Stone Playhouse Peters Ward Way on August 24 under Mannsylvania State University auspices. Max Fischer of the American Theatre handles production. Included titles are Clary in the Vlewet and Memory of Summer amid other works.
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Lawyers To Ask Delay On Central High Integration
Arkansas lawyers plan to seek a federal stay Monday to delay the ruling that postponed integration at Central High School. If Lemley rejects, the case could go to the Supreme Court, with NAACP opposing the delay as a threat to constitutional rights. The court’s action sought a breathing period amid tensions and violence surrounding the desegregation fight.
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Severe rains sweep Texas causing floods and outages
Rain drenched wide parts of Texas as a cold air invasion triggered flash flood warnings from San Antonio to the hill country. Up to 4.80 inches fell in San Antonio, with high water halting traffic and knocking out communications. A tornado was reported in north Texas as the cold front dropped temperatures across the Panhandle.
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Two Colorado People Killed in Kan. Wreck
Two Colorado Springs residents died and two others were injured in a two car collision three miles south of Pittsburg Kansas on Sunday. Mrs. Little Belle Leatherwood and her husband Arthur K Leatherwood died later at a hospital. Opal Leatherwood, a sister, was critically injured with multiple fractures. The other driver, Iags Behaniz, a Wichita dentist, suffered possible internal injuries and was in serious condition.
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State Senator Donnelly Improves After Heart Attack
Denver AP report says State Sen. James E. Donnelly of Trinidad, struck by a heart attack during the Colorado Legislature's special session, is recovering rapidly. Sen. Peter Culig Jr. announced Donnelly left St. Luke's Hospital for a few hours Sunday, dines briefly with colleagues, then returned to care.
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St Natl Bank Employee Dies in Greeley Service
Mrs Alene Boyd 39 of Greeley died Saturday night at Weld County hospital after a brief illness. Born Feb 4 1909 in Champaign Illinois she trained in bank work in Chicago and worked 12 years at Campaign National Bank before moving to Greeley in 1929. She joined First National Bank here in 1948 and was a member of First Baptist Church. Survived by husband and two sisters. Services Tuesday at Adamson Memorial Chapel with interment at Linn Grove.
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Actors Fund of America aids needy theater workers
The Actors Fund of America spent 221,524 dollars last year to aid 13,870 indigent theater professionals. President Walter Vincent announced the figures at the annual meeting.
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