Insane Prison Riot Resolved at Medical Center
In a coordinated assault by four task forces with heavy equipment and tear gas, authorities stormed a barricaded wing of a medical center prison. Five guards were taken hostage five released unharmed except for minor injuries. All 106 inmates were reported in custody and hostages freed.
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U.S
Duesday
Authorilies
Arest
Aton
Medical
Greig Richardson
FBI
Glenn Hendrix
Russell G. Selle
Highway Patrol
Army of
Surgeons Operate On James Hagerty
Surgeons operated on James C. Hagerty press secretary to President Eisenhower for removal of an acutely inflamed appendix at Walter Reed Army Hospital. Postoperative word from physicians said Hagerty’s condition was as good as could be expected, following an morning examination and prior to the surgery. No cause for alarm was reported.
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Washington
James C. Hagerty
Eisenhower
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Hagerly
Anne Wihratnn
Colorado Weather Summary for Tuesday and Wednesday
A rough weather brief notes a high of 82 and low 55, with scattered afternoon showers and thunderstorms. It forecasts 35 to 45 degree lows in valleys and 55 to 85 in higher elevations, with highs around 85 to 95 on Wednesday.
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S. Focal
Sage Factory
Colorado
Regional Weather Report Amid Cloudy Nights and Showers
Regional forecast calls for cloudy tonight and Wednesday with widely scattered showers and thunderstorms. Lows around 40s, better at lower elevations, highs Wednesday near the bals.
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Grountalna
Bals
Atomic Spy Leaves for East Berlin
Klaus Fuchs, 47, left London for East Berlin by a Polish Airlines plane. East German officials said he would be admitted and likely join his 84 year old father Emil Fuchs in Leipzig. Fuchs had served most of a 15 year sentence for spying on British and American atomic secrets for the Soviet Union. He was escorted by police and credited for good conduct in Wakefield Prison.
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London
Klaus Fuchs
East Berlin
Fuchs
Tye
Emil] Fuchs
Leipzig
Wakefield Trison
Soviet Union
Kiths
Steel Chief Still Hopes July Strike Will Be Averted
Washington AP report says steel industry negotiator Conrad Cooper expects July 1 strike to be averted despite no nearing agreement. He notes no proposal from Steelworkers Union and cites industry stance against inflation. Talks continue with union contract expiry a week away. no government plan to intervene unless invited.
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Joseph F. Finnegan
Federal
New York
Joyce McCune Crowned Weld County Harvest Festival Queen
Joyce McCune of Eaton was named queen of the Weld County Centennial Harvest Festival at a Grey-Jey Tinns club meeting. Attendants are Finnie Brunken of New Raymer and Carlene Passmore of Fort Lupton. The trio received gifts, portraits, and rodeo tickets, and will parade in the July 4 event.
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Weld County
Joyce McCune
Mee
Howard McCune
Eaton
Grey- Jey Tinns Club
Finnnie Brunken
Conrad Drunken
New Ray
Josling
Fashion Cat
Howard Weiss
Kadlecek Studio
Satellite Fails To Signal Earth
Washington AP says Vanguard satellite launched from Cape Canaveral did not respond to signals from mistron tracking station in San Diego and is presumed not in orbit. NASA noted data suggests a malfunction in the second stage and will study further to determine the exact fault.
Adenauer and Erhard Resolve Power Dispute
Bonn reports Chancellor Konrad Adenauer and Economics Minister Ludwig Erhard end their public feud. The Christian Democratic leaders pledge mutual confidence as the party hopes to close the long running power dispute between the party’s two top figures.
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Adenauer
Erhard
Bon
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Ludwig Erhard Tues
Christian Democrat Party
Ault Church Nears Finish on Educational Building Fund
Ault Congregational Church nearly completes a 15000 dollar fundraising drive for an educational building to be built behind the church. The structure will include Sunday school rooms and a kitchen, with movable dividers for large meetings. A congregational meeting is planned June 23 to finalize construction, and incorporation work is being arranged with attorney C L West of Greeley.
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Ault
Congregations Church
H. Innis Gad
Incorporle
C. L. West
Greeley Altorney
Finn
Trinidad Girl Is State Fair Queen
Kathleen Ward, 18, of Trinidad selected 4-H queen for the Colorado State Fair August 24 to 29. Attendant will be Marsha Mae Montgomery, 20, of Boulder. Selections based on entrants horsemanship personality and 4-H Club project accomplishments.
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Puerto
Kathleen Ward
Trinidad
Marsha Mae Montgomery
Boulder
E Fair
Women to Present Ribbons at Greeley Horse Show
A group of Greeley residents including Mrs. Don Wilkinson and Hazel Johnson has been chosen to present trophies and first place ribbons at the Greeley horse show this weekend. The change supports the Centennial theme and speeds awards before special entertainment featuring Margaret Ann and others. A memory trophy honors Sarge Hessler's husband, with dresses from the 1870s planned for many winners.
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Greeley
Robert F. Hill
Gibbons
Don Wilkinson
AAUW
Hazel Johnson
Weld County
B. J. Yarvel Jr
Greeley Cheamier of Commerce
Tom Richardson
Elizabeth Knowles Anderson
Grerley Board of Education
Robert E. Hill
Sarge Hessler
Hexeler
Hessler
Greeley Show
Leplett
Bo Pee
Margaret Ann
Dan
Orea
Fire destroys Stalheim hotel killing several guests
A blaze at the Stalheim hotel in Norway killed seven guests and left about 35 injured. The hotel burned to ashes in two hours as guests from the United States and Britain stayed there. the missing were not immediately identified and may not have perished. Firefighters aided from nearby communities as investigators began to determine the cause.
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Stalheim
Norway
Stalheimn
Sail
Harris Caldwell
Varvidor
B. Marrer
Tins Angeles
Herter Sees Little Chance Of Summit With Soviets
Washington AP Secretary of State Christian A Herter told Congress that six weeks of Geneva talks with the Soviet Union have produced a deadlock. House Foreign Affairs Chairman Thomas Morgan said the outlook for a summit is not optimistic. Herter plans a television address outlining his views on future talks and the deadlock.
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Washington (Ap
Christian A. Kerter Thes
Thomas E. Morgan
D-a
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Morgan
Herter
Geneva
Aria
Nbc-Tv
CHS. TV
At & Pam
Abc-Tv
Starkweather Execution Date Set by Nebraska Supreme Court
The Nebraska Supreme Court on Tuesday set a new execution date for Charles Starkweather after the U S Supreme Court denied his bid for review. This marks the fifth date set for Starkweather’s execution while he remains detained and continues his appeals.
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Isee
Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska Supreme Court
Charles Starkweather
Tor
U. S. Supreme Court
Starkweather
Stilk
4-H Leaders Council Meeting Planned for Thursday
The Weld County 4-H Leaders Council will meet at the courthouse at p.m. Thursday to discuss transportation to the Kin Gradge event and address final details for the 4-H Faire and plans for the 427 camp.
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Weld County
4-H Reparters Council
Kinna Gradge
Towning Advanced To Greeley Police Chief
Lt Earl B D Towning named Greeley police chief effective Thursday announced by City Manager H Cree. Towning, longtime officer since 1943 in Greeley and 60 years on Peoria force, will replace A C Hunter. Towning born 1905 and has led local safety groups. no assistant chief named and no lieutenant exam planned now.
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Earl BD
Towning
Greeley
H. Cree
A. C. Hunter
Hunter
Toyning
Nonber
Teoria
Peoria
National Peace Officer
Assa
Weld County Safety Council
Longs Peak Boy Senat Council
Scort Council
Tarry Risers Toastmasters
Tawang Amt
6Th St
Richard
Martin
Cheyenne
Margaret Weber
San Bernardino
Calif
Helen Erbes
Denver
Dump Move Shifts 312 Miles Northwest of City
Yorn Scheffer announced the city dump will relocate Thursday to a site 313 miles northwest of Greeley. The new location lies along the Cache In Poudre river near the Harry Duvall place. Access by westbound routes U 5 4 or Sth St to Franklin road then north to the river. The dump opens at 8 am daily except Sundays when closing is 1 pm.
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Greeley
Yorn Scheffer
Sweet Department
Thesdy
Harry Duvall
Cache
Poudre River
U. 5
Frankti
Sth St
Franklin Road
Bam
Weld County to gain $43,000 from oil royalties ruling
Colorado Supreme Court decision holding counties may retain mineral rights on land sold for delinquent taxes will redirect future revenues. Weld County officials estimate the ruling immediately yields about $43,000 in oil royalties and could forego other royalties from private lands. The case, Farnik, clarifies county powers and may prompt many similar lawsuits, with counties advantaged as mineral rights are monetized on tax sales.
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Coure
Colorado Supreme Court
Weld
Francis L. Knauss
Colorado Assn. of
J. Fred Schneider
Frank WH. Wall
Hall
Weld County
Supreme Court
Farnik
Robert G. Smith
Smith
District Court
Acre
Gai
Fatnik
Pura Oil Co
Amerada Tetraleum Corp
Faraika
Morgan County
Pure Oil Co
Amerada
Fort. Morgan
Elmer Shultz
Robert G. Warren
Facenik
Shutte and
Warren
Jthe
Generals Shifted Around in Air Command Reshuffle
Washington announces a broad reshuffle of senior air force leaders. Gen. Frank F P Hvergst is named head of the Tactical Air Command, Gen. Otto Weyland to retire as full general, and Gen. Haries K Partridge to retire. Gen. Sverest becomes tactical air chief in Europe with NATO ties. Lt Gen Frederic H Smith to lead Europe’s training and Maj Gen James Briggs to head the Air Force Academy training command.
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Washington
Frank FP. Hvergst
Tactical Air Command
Turs
White House
Fisenhower
Senate
Otto TP. Weyland
Weyland
Everest
Eisenhower
Haries K. Partridge
Partridge
Lawrence Ketter
Sverest
U.S
Europe
NATO
Howse
Frederic H. Smith
Area Training Command
Smith
James Briggs
Air Force Academy
Smith l
Briggs Alga
Dunbar Rules Hospitals Pastors Charitable Employees Jobless Pay
Denver AP says Attorney General Dunbar ruled that hospital employees pastors and workers at private churches schools and charities are covered by unemployment compensation starting July 1 1989. The decision removes prior exemptions and may subject about 5000 workers to the act.
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Dunbar
Denver
Duke W. Tunbar
Bernard E. ‘Tedts
Colorado Employment Deat
Mrs Long To Testify Friday In Earl Long Plea
Baton Rouge AP reports attorney Joe Arthur Sims seeks Earl Long's release while the governor faces court seeking freedom. The plan includes calling Governor Earl Long's wife as a witness Friday and hospital remarks from Earl Long.
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Mrs. Long
Earl
Baton Rouge
Altorney
Joe Arthur Sims
Louisiana
Long
Counties Unite to Oppose State Driver Licensing Plan
El Paso, Fremont, Pueblo, and eleven other Colorado counties pressed for action to halt the state takeover of all driver licensing. Local officials sought a statewide emergency meeting as the state Revenue Department prepared to absorb licensing duties by September.
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Denver
Colorado Asso
J. Feed Schneider
Robert A. Theobald
Theobald
Colorado
Icensea
Fox
Syear
Joint Budget Committee
Schneider
Theotwich
el Paso
Filbert
Park
Teller
Cheyenne
Douglas
Bit Carson
Lincoln
Chaffee
Fremont
Pueblo
Puebla
Thirteenth Avenue Made Temporary Through Street
Thirteenth Ave has been made a temporary through street from 6th to 2nd Street for the Fourth of July celebration. Vero Schaffer, street department superintendent, said stop signs are at all intersections along the avenue. 43rd Ave will remain a temporary through street until the rebuilding and repaving of dath Ave from 2nd to 9th Streets is finished, probably by mid August.
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Thirteenth Ave
Gth
2Nd St
Vero Schaffer
2Nd Sts
Schaffer
43Th Ave
Dath Ave
2Nd
Uth Sts
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