Tensions Ease Among Nations Says Austrian Scientist
Austrian scientist Herbal Vetter notes reduced tensions since Khrushchev became Soviet premier amid U2 incident and Sun Mit Conference. He says Americans may be unaware of small but steady shifts, while UN agency expert Dr Weller cites growing East West scientific cooperation and global aid for reactors and research centers to uplift agriculture and industry. Dr George Thome of Saint Louis University warns more nuclear safety challenges may arise as reactors expand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations International Aterile Energy Agency
Vienna
Society of Nuclear Medicine
West
Vetler
Tie
Blt Louis University
Thome
Journal of
Eucléar Medicine
Labor Party Calls for No U S Nuclear Bases in Britain
London AP report says the British Labor Party backs a policy banning U S nuclear rocket bases in Britain while keeping bomber bases out of Britain. It urges no new nuclear weapons by Britain and no use of the hydrogen bomb without NATO approval. It also opposes U S plans for round the clock hydrogen bomber patrols with the RAF.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
British Labor Party
Britain
United States
Pnry
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
U.S
Strategic Air Command
Royal Air Force
Soviet Union
Potato Voting Deadline June 28
Ballots for a Colorado potato marketing referendum must be received in the Denver office by 5 p.m. next Tuesday to be valid. Over 95 ballots were mailed to farmers in Area 3, with ballots available at Weld County agents office or marketing office at 1018th Ave. The referendum, tied to 1958 and 194 amendments, covers the marketing agreement act of 1937 and affects Areas 1 2 and 3 across the eastern plains and western slope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Larry Clark
Weld County
United States Department of Agriculture
Colorado Agriculture Department
Tribune
Colorado Plains
San Late Valley
Murder Charge Filed Against Wyoming Man
A first degree murder charge was filed today against William Yoder, a Wyoming National Guardsman, in the fatal stabbing of Mrs. Arthur Olfe at Camp Giernsey. Yoder waived preliminary hearing and was bound over to District Court without bail. The Platte County coroner ruled the death caused by a stab wound to the right side. Yoder is to be arraigned before District Judge Allen Pearson next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheatland
Wyo
William Yoder
Wyoming National
Platie County
Willem Jones
Léfure
Allen Pearson
Japanese Witter Explains Japan Alliance Attitude
Tsugi Shiraishi, a columnist for the Japan Times, spoke in California Springs to Theta Sigma Phi members. She said Tokyo protests are not anti United States but reflect a wish to avoid military alliances to prevent being drawn into war. She noted neutrality could still support UN actions if backed by strong international military power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cdlonado Springs
APY
Theta Sigmaly Phi
Tokyo
Japan
United States
Tsugi Shiraisu
Japan Times
Khrushchev
Mistle Shiraishi
United Nations
Kennedy to Seek Delegates in Iowa and Montana
Senator John F. Kennedy plans a delegate hunting weekend in Montana and Iowa. Montana will name its 17 vote delegation, Kentucky will choose a 2 vote group, as Mississippi and others pace the national convention tally. Kennedy will visit Cedar Rapids and Des Moines for sessions with delegates and news conferences, then meet Montana delegates in Helena before a civic auditorium banquet. He returns to Washington Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John F. Kennedy
Monstana
Iowa
Taywa
Tle
Guy
Herschel
Loveless
Kennedy
Montana
Kentucky
Mississippi
Massachusetts
Cedar Teapids
Des Moines
Helena
Mont
Civic Auditorium
Mansfield Hits At U2 Control
Washington AP Sen Mike Mansfield charged the control and timing of U2 spy plane flights were left to obscure bureaucrats. He asked who runs this administration in foreign policy and defense. He called the department disarray a potential national disgrace and danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
APY
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Manefield
Senité
Senate
Eisenhower
Beer stolen in Sivettey Country Club break in
A suspected break in at Sivettey Country Club Monday night resulted in the loss of possibly half a case of beer. Sheriff Rober A. Welsport reported that entry was made by breaking a window on the north side, and manager Mlatph Knox discovered the break-in just before 11 p.m. Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sivettey Country Cit
Rober A
Mlatph Knox
Lions Dinner at La Salle Hosts Notables in Weir County
La Salle Lions entertained special guests at a dinner at the club house. Attendees included Dr Ken Robeins and partners, Wayne Norman, Charles Baltic of Omaha, Clift Dunnuck of Yura, Senator Thelma Finley, and State Representative Mrs. Noble Love. The group voted to urge Governor Steve McNichols to appoint Wayne Norman to the Colorado State Pharmaceutical Board. The club also celebrated Dr W L Wilkinson’s birthday and attended a Sterling vs La Salle baseball game afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Salle Lions
la Salle
Ken Robeins
Lion
Autec
N. M
Dré
Finel Manshaw
K. McCrea
Wayne Norman
Charles Baltic
Omaha
Neb
G. Honard Beattie
Clift ‘Dunnuck
Yura
Ark
Fnlow
Jed
Colorado State Pharmaceutical Board
la, Salle
Love
Clu
W. Li. Wilkinson
Lr. Wilkinson
Lions
Sterling
Small Anti Castro Movement Broken Up
Federal agents disrupted a planned anti Castro group in Florida. About 60 Cuban youths recruited in Miami were taken to a Key Largo motel Monday night awaiting transport to Cuba when authorities intervened. Cuban sources linked the recruitment to former Batista henchmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amtami
Fla
Cuba
Miami
Key Largo
Admitted and Dismissed Names in Weld County Hospital Log
A list of patients admitted or dismissed at Weld County General Hospital on Wednesday June 24 includes Wade Lange and Jill Alkire among many others with addresses in Windsor Fort Collins Evans Eaton Orchard Johnstown and surrounding areas. The long roster names residents from 1917 27th Street to 705 East 18th Street and beyond including Mrs. Gertrude Blake Towell home Mrs. Max Watson Karin Buczko Dennis Tanner and Lisa Faulkner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weld County General Hospital
Wade Lange
Carol ‘Connell
T.a Salle
Jill Alkire
Wth
Rudy Marich
Wth Ave
Mes
Arthur Kil Loseland
Richard N. Buckendorf
Windsor
Max Watson
McCook
Neb
Karin Buczko
Dennis P. Tanner
Ar ‘Iba
Gertrude M. Blake
Towell
Halcyon
Lisa Faulkner
12Th Ave
Leslie K. Grimys Jr
Ave
Ray E. Griffin
Fort Collins
J. Roy McMillan
Evans
Jack DB. Cater Jr
Eaton
Millie Ruff
Clarence B. Neisler
Aull
Carl W. Bese
David F. Ferguson
J. Glen Slaven
Robert Alden
Olle Oster
Ath St
Trene Martinez
Jean Clark
Orchard
Frances ©. Molinar
Johnstown
Peggy Finch
East
18Th
Sti
William Kisusner
Roggen
Sarah Frances Gilbert
Donald P. Bresselle
Fort Lupton
John Clark
Ath Ave
James BE. Luttrell
13Th Ave
Cecil M. Breeden
Abes
William M. Yost
Wheatland
Wyp
Victor Alcazar
Floyd W. Yocum
Or Chard
Paul Stanley Leafgren
16Th Ave
Victor Franches
N. 23Rd Ave
Cy Ratwin W. Peavy
Karl
Morgan
Darrell McHone
Renne
Man Kester
Ernest Hager
Lulu Smith
Esther Young
Deborah McClure
Jody Shultz
Berihowd
Court Holds Navajo Lands not Public for Oil Leases
The U S Court of Appeals ruled that Navajo lands are not public for oil and gas leases. It upheld the Interior Department’s denial of five lease applications by James W Haley under the Mineral Leasing Act of 1920 for lands in southeastern Utah Township 42 San Juan County. Haley argued the lands had been made public in 1910 by executive order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S
Interior Department
James W. Haley
Utaha
San Juan County
Haley
Tif
Lewis Parrett Named Principal at Derby Township School
Lewis Parrett named principal of the Derby Township School in Derby Ohio beginning duties in Aug. He comes from Moon Township Ohio where he taught and previously led Weld County elementary contest efforts. Parrett is Boulder High graduate 1935 with a Colorado AB degree and Phi Beta Kappa key, pursuing a master's at Wilmington College Ohio. He heads the Miami Trace Teachers Association, holds a four year provisional certificate, and has three years at Madison Mills plus a decade as New Holland Ohio elementary principal. He is married with two children. his father taught 30 years in Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jawis M. Parrell
J. D. Parrells
Boulder High
Tarrett
University of Colorado
Wil- Mindlon College
Wilminami
Ohio
Minuré
Miami Trace ‘Teachers Association
Parrett
Madison Mills
New Holland
Colorado
State School Superintendent Speaks on School Discipline
Denver APS reports the state superintendent comments on conditions at Hi-1 institution amid two month probe. Francis Mayer Jr. cites serious personnel shortages at Wheat Ridge School and outlines disciplinary hearings involving parents and students. He defends isolation limits and explains a work rehabilitation program aiding about 60 students since 1988.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
APS
State Homie
Francis Mayer Jr
Wheat Ridge
Meyer
Correction on Meter Locations in City
The city council approved two hour parking meter installations on Sh St from 1eth to Mth Aves and on the east side of ith Ave from 6th to 10th St. The council had previously misstated the meters ran from six to 10h Ave. len tth Ave during earlier summaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Safety Committee
Sh St
Ith Ave
10Th
Len
Court reports plea changes and assorted district case actions
In district court James Howard 46 of the Cam Irieta hotel withdrew an innocent plea and entered nolo contendere to involuntary manslaughter with a one year suspended sentence. Dale Johnson 38 of Denver pleaded guilty to larceny by bailee and may seek probation. Divorce petitions and county court actions include Elizabeth Haun seeking custody and Sandra Jean Cooper granted a name restoration after a divorce decree. Numerous defendants received fines, jail terms, or dismissals for offenses such as drunk driving, no license, assault, no operator’s license, insufficiency of funds, and other petty crimes, with some cases ongoing or continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Nolo
James Howard
Cam Irieta
Donald A. Carpenter
Howard
Natividad Martinez
Greely
Eaton
Dale Johnson
Dale E. Johnson
Denver
Johnson
Jay Carter
Sandra Jean Cooper
Muberl
Grant Cooper
Cruchy
Roy M. "Briggs
Sandra Jean Maylett
Orville H. Plog
Gilcrest
Mary C. Plog
D. F. Matheson
Samuel Renner
Greeley
Lawrence Pete Messes
Pueblo
Veldore Pisano
Joseph T. Farrow
John Baldwin
Julestown
Manuel S. Duran
Julian Lucero
Julian Lopez
Camielo Arellano
Johnny Lopez
Richard Leysallo
Balon Area
Leon Mullins
Bress
Guadalupe Limon
Nellié Garcia
Roger A. Brown
Walker D. Miller
Barbara T. Kaiser
Thomas N. Connell
I Salle
Harry W. Hoff
Howard Murray
Hobby Lopez
Wanda J. Cline
Loveland
Gary W. Wykert
Harry W. Shordt
Platteville
Jose Leija
la Salle
Local Births And Doctor Williams Graduate News
Stork Express reports births to Bowker Sanches Lucio Close and Estrada families at Weld County General Hospital. Donald Carlton Williams, medical graduate of the University of Colorado and College of Medical Evangelists, with wife Lorraine, plans to practice in Greeley after internship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Carlton Wiliams
College of
Mexicca
Wy Lu Ale
Carl Th Soos
Ataan Canonui Seity General Hospital
General Hospital
Roger Willams
Johnstown
Johnston Piltin
Grealey High
Guld G
Oottcher
University of Colorado
Weld County Junior Red Cross
Weld County
Puneil
Colorado
Doys
Washington, D.C
Williams Copkinis
Uni
Fire Crews Battles Double House Blazes In City
Two fires reported within minutes of each other. At 3 23 pm Wednesday firefighters tackled an oven fire at the Jack Bruits residence 818 6th St caused by faulty wiring and the wiring was disconnected. Earlier at about 9 58 am firemen were called to the William Toyerlin home 2314 Yah Ave where a trash and weed fire burned. Fire engine components extinguished both blazes with standard equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Bruits
6Th St
William Toyerlin
Yah Ave
Aunt of Mamie Dies in Denver
Mrs. Carolyn P. Carlson 64 aunt of Mrs. Dwight D. Eisenhower died in hospital after a two month illness. Her husband Jacl Jeham, who married in 1949, and Eisenhower's mother Dorivee Cole are mentioned in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone
Tony
Carolyn P. Carlson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Fort Collins Man Named New Jaycee Vice President
In St Louis AP: The ILS Junior Chamber of Commerce elects 10 new vice presidents from a field of 17, the largest slate ever, with Fort Collins represented by Mel Johnson among the newly chosen group. A national president race from three candidates is set for later as about 8,000 delegates converge for the 4th annual convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
ILS
Junior Chamber of Commerce Tody
Colorado
Aecled
Mel Johnson
Art Colfins
Cole
Gilcrest Lions Host Dogwood Dinner At School Cafeteria
Gilcrest Lions held a Dogwood Dinner Monday evening at the school cafeteria with sixteen members present. Alaitss Larry Cog hurn Oliver Belcher Rod erick McLeod served, and a prize was won by Williel Weiderman for the largest eatable Dogwood sandwich. Four members were noted for slowateed bloody on July 14. The club sponsored an inner Wednesday for Huse in Gilcrest community, discussed local phone numbers with the Greeley exchange, and noted organizational details of a federation involving the Lisas club. Ay C D Story of Colorado State University will speak on silo feeding at the July 18 meeting open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glereal Lions
Alaitss
Larry Coghurn
Oliver Belcher
Roderick McLeod
Williel Weiderman
Weldeman
Tom Redman
Byron Kawata
Hermon Kawlinson
Te Lions
Huse
Gilcrest
Shrood
Greeley Exchange
Weider
The
Lisas Club
C.D
Story of
Colorado
Enniversity
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Naval Research Laboratory
Cape Canaveral
US Navy
Wyoming
Witter
Mansfield
iAt Hospital
Lewis Parrett
Supt
New Deli
India
Api-Rindia
Repr
Cancen
Elizabeth W. Haun
Chattangoga
Tenn
Gerald D. Bowker
Fidencio Sanches
Gilevest
Mrr
Touart Lucio
Ta Salle
Faul I. Close
Wath Ave
Mrs. Misterio M. Estrads of
Gillason
Mamie
Veep
Glerest Lions
Cowboy
Hibbs
Levi's
Levi
Sth
Mor-Valu
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