Need for Citizens Support for Health Programs
Mrs Rallin Brown director of public education and school relations for the National Poll Foundation urged citizens to back health programs at Colorado State College Health Education Workshop Held Thursday. She linked the White House Conference on Children and Youth to school policy leadership and widespread community involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bes
Thawn Ueged
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
White House
Budiel Han Bean
Che Board of Education
Boon of Education
Regin
Board of Education
Viole Dringolgan
Greeley Daily Tribune
Bill To Revamp FPC Procedures All But Dead
Washington debate shows revamp of Federal Power Commission procedures is nearly stalled for the session. Commerce Committee may seek further consideration even with anticipated votes. likely lengthy House hearings and final action before adjournment. National Association of Water and Well Commissioners backs the plan amid support from state commissions and public utilities. Proposals cover natural gas pricing clauses, rate charges, and FPC power in granting applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
A. Billo
Congress
Commerce Committee
Naetional Association of Walled and
Evulbs
Eee
iNic —Service
Oitton Verthite
The
Power Commission
Sanensin
Rewe
Hulitsielal
Hequira
FPG
Assadwillin
Fried
Road contractor blames asphalt mix at Lordsburg job
Harold Smith, 54, former Beiggsdale resident, died of a heart attack in Laramie. He served in WWII, worked as a machinist in Laramie, and is survived by siblings in Cheyenne, Bridgeman, El Centre, and Bronhedd. Funeral Monday at 2 p.m. at Iron Musers Drawing Room with Linn Grove Cemetery interment. A Lordsburg New Mexico road project becomes central as contractor Adams cites failure of an open graded asphalt mix, blaming specifications and promising to prove issues with other jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Smith
Wilman
Mocister
Cheyenne
Wye
Eldon Smith
Bridgeman, Mich
Claude Smith
el Centre
Calli
Rose Fine
Bronhedd
Iron Mueys
Linn Grove Cemetery
Washington
Dak Adams
Santa Fe
N. M
Lordsburg
SN. M
Public Works
New Mexico
Adams
Committee
Bureau of Petrie Roads Engineers
Carl Carpenter
Federal Road Bureau
Washington Laboratory
Helk
Banker Credits Incentive For High Employment Rate
Glenwood Springs reports the banker stance on incentive programs tied to defense spending and foreign aid. Carl Wants to keep profits and avoid job loss, arguing that profits fund plant expansion, research, and taxes that support government programs. A Colorado bankers association official stresses the need to invest in construction and modernization to sustain employment and growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood Springs
Tinker’ Associatia
Bimson
Carl
A. Himson
Arizona
Hos
Valley National Tank Me
Colorado Dankers Association
Jto
Rodeo Hero Judges Named for July Fourth Parade
Several organizations and 4 11 clubs filed entries for floats in the parade while bands agreed to perform. Fireworks at night cap the three day celebration and a July 4 rodeo show is planned with Robert Knowles and others expected on stage. The rodeo queen Mary Moster and attendant Muriel Coloff visited Denver to invite the governor to attend the celebration. Grandstand and grounds work progressed with fence painting and a new roof on the grandstand. City workers numbered seats as preparations continued. A local official urged a shift to a more realistic tax depreciation reserve formula and stronger taxation of loan associations to boost government revenue and curtail dividend payments.
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Italy
Suaunl Hreworks
U.S
Mary Moster
Muriel Coloff
Denver
Greeley Taveens
Wanin Grantsland
Laos Meet Marks Time in Coalition Effort
Geneva reports the Laos princes and leaders at Zerich end a four day conference with a plan for a coalition government. The king will assign the cabinet and representatives must include pro Western conservatives, pro Communist Pa Alert line, and neutralists. Prime Minister Souvanna Phouma is favored, but the pace of progress may delay any final decision for weeks.
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George Syvertsen
Geneva
Switzerland
CAP
Laos
Bing Saveng Vathana
Souvahna Phouma
Prinet
Zerich
Nos
Pon Quin
Sayang
Boun Ovum
Souvanna Phoumal
Souphonau
Courts and Damages From Local Jurisdictions
Municipal court records list multiple defendants with fines and suspended penalties for reckless driving stop sign violations and assault. District Court awarded 920.75 plus costs in a wrongful death action arising from a Mead junction traffic crash November 23 196, with plaintiffs including five children from Martinez and related families. A separate $76 400 damage suit and a $73 900 motor vehicle collision claim are noted, plus juvenile probation cases and various JP Court fines for license and driving offenses.
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James H. Smith
Eth Ave
Rureless
Commie Jo
Cleafes Martinez
Denver
Mead Junction
U.S
Mike Alcacio
Werby
Chess
Bert Martinez
Fidel Merzera
Mil
Salida
Ben Martinez
Ogden
Ulali
Trought
Rovert
Nee Jaramilla
Laramie
Wyo
Jaramilla
Sam St. Pasternak
Jewell M. Haltersson
Eileen M. Zeleny
Greeley
Myrl Seilbiach
Lucene
William T, Merritt
Evans
Carl G. Passmore
House 2
Fort Lupton
Swan
Garland
Quintin
Sterling Aj
John Hrethauer
U. S
Colorado
Adams
County
Quinlin
Reds Reopening Spy Thriller Seen as Probable
The report alleges a Czech spy case linked to a United Nations General Assembly scene, involving Naevalae and a supposed Czech espionage ring. U S officials accuse a Czech national of seeking American intelligence via a California contact, while Naevalac contends the tale lacks substance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reds
Marriage License for Laytry and Hiskeher
Laytry Gene Nena of Greeley and Babian Hiskeher of Kersey obtained a marriage license, signaling plans for a future wedding. The couple appears in local records as engaged in this civil proceeding.
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Laytry Gene Nena
Greeleys
Babian Hiskeher
Kersey
Brooks Eaton Named Chairman of Potato Group
H L Brooks of Eaton was named chairman of the Colorado potato commission, with Jarry Jerke of LaSalle joining as Area 3 representative covering all Colorado east of the mountains. The commission enforces shipping restrictions to 0.5 No. 2 grade or better and monitors hail damage on potatoes. Harry Clark reports early hail damage in Area 3 is being assessed while some regions recover and others face uncertainty about longer term outcomes.
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Brooke
Raton
Bern Rant Clairaisn
Calorada Ifmn
San Luis Valley
Brooks and Jarry Jerke
la Salle
Colorado
Harry Clark
Area 3
Portal
Montaay
Cilcrest
Clark
Ines
Sharon Alkire Second in Beauty Contest at National Meet
In Wichita Kansas Juann Dyer Miss Ohio won Miss National Press Photographer title at the convention. Sharon Alkire Miss Colorado took second while Gloria Shaw Miss Illinois finished third. Dyer 22, works as secretary for the Ohio Oil Co and hails from Lima. Alkire 19, from Wiggins Colorado, studies fine arts and plans to teach after graduation.
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Wichita
Kan
Juann Dyer
Ohio
National Press Photographers Convention
Sharon Alkire
Colorado
Gloria Shaw
Miss Dyer
Ohio Oil Co
Ilimaland
Shaw
Deedler
Alkire
Wiggins
Colo
CSC
Tshombe Pledges Suspected Made Under Duress Meeting At Hudson
A midweek meeting at Hudson drew 50 to 62 residents and planning officials to discuss zoning for Judson-Keenesburg area. John Watson chaired the session with George Mosler and Elmer Shultz among members outlining zoning purposes and procedures. Residents raised concerns about a trailer court named Spacious Living seven miles southwest of Hudson on U S 6, worrying about student enrollment and tax burdens on local property owners. Harald Henkel presented a Kai Grange petition warning that the development could destabilize education and raise permanent taxes.
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Hudson|horsday
Planning Commission
Iday
Judson-Keenesburg
John Watson
John P. Watson
Commission
George Mosler
Elmer, Shultz
Millard Laying
Sam Telep
Tratfon Bran
Boulder
Dot the Commission
Leslie Jayne
Greeley
Watson
Mosier
Neat
Hudson
Spacious Living
Grange
Harald Henkel
Tonville
The
Kai
Sleby Grange
Washington
Weld
Frederick Kuh
China
U.N. Assembly
New Policy on Seating of Red China Reportedly Told
The Chicago Sun Times reported in Washington that the United States discussed a new policy on seating Communist China in the UN. The plan envisions two Chinas one in the Security Council and one in the General Assembly, with Communist China limited to the assembly credentials process.
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Red China
Chicago
APL
Chicagout Sun-Times
United States
Washington
China
United. Na Hire
Sun Times
Theda
Bei
Nation Security Council
General Assembly
Assembly
Vela
Shooting shatters car window near Greeley
Johnstown resident Adkinson told the Sheriff’s office on Thursday evening a small caliber rifle shot shattered the right front door glass of his car while he drove toward Greeley on Ey Sé. He said the shooting happened near the southwest edge of Greeley about 7 30 pm.
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Adkinson
Johnstown
Sheriff's Office
Hey
Greeley
Sé. S.W
Congress Talks Berlin Crisis and Free City Proposal
Washington reports a broad congressional push toward a swift national address to alert Americans about the Berlin crisis. Senator Mansfield advocates declaring Berlin a Free City to guarantee neutrality and safety by both sides, arguing defense pledges could require every citizen to risk lives in defending West Berlin.
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Ernest B. Vaccaro
Willie
Washington
Kennedy
Senate
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Berlin
Mansfield
West Berlin
Calif Couple Latest to Die On Cole Roads
A California man was killed and his wife fatally injured in a five car crash on a mountain road near Canon City. Nolan Vaughan, 52, of Lakeport, and Lucille Vaughan, 42, died or were injured among three others treated at local hospitals. The report notes multiple injuries among a teen son and others. Authorities described the accident amid a broader political dispatch.
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Calif
Cole
Canon City
California
Chursdty
Nolan Vaughan
Lakeport
Lucille
Jacob K. Javits
United States
Highway Patrol
Vaughan
Carmen
Pueblo
West Berlin
Germany
Cotpaxi
Rero
Ronald Vaughan
Pupliano
U.S. 87 Collision Injures 5 Including Two Greeley Men
A two-vehicle crash at the Colorado 6 and U.S. 87 junction injured five people, including two Greeley men, Eugene Yates and Nemicio Benevider. Yates suffered internal injuries and a broken shoulder. Benevider had a foot injury. Others hurt were Frank Tandy, Anna Tandy, and Fruth Ann Miller. Dennis Edwin Law escaped injury in a separate rollover nearby. Damage estimates and exact timing are partially unclear from the report.
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Greeley
Colorado 6
U.S
Eugene Yates
30Th Ave
Nemicio Benevider
Dar
Keto
Benevider
Miller Auto
Yates
Dennis Edwin Law
Frederick
Cacono
Palarada
Frank Tandy
Anna
Lovelansh
Fruth Ann Miller
Fort Doblins
Yandy
Miller
Langmost Comm|nity Hospital
Eichmann Claims He Saved 20000 Jews From Extermination
Adolf Eichmann told reporters in Jerusalem that he diverted 20000 Jews to a crowded shelter in Lodz Poland, saying this was the first time he could exercise independent mercy. He insisted his superiors issued the death orders and he merely arranged transports to death camps.
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Thomas A. Reedy
Jerusalem
Adolf Eichmann
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FPC
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Ear Caramie
J. E. Fitzgerald
Yuma, Conn
Association
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Rome
iLaos
iMarks
Ungwamchey Wegen
Roy M.briggs
Youls
Frederick Boys
Degrard
Fenderick
Bne
Firestone
Daw
Ihudga
WM Suara
D. F. Matheron
James B. Stout
Greetey
Seuretess
United Nations
Alflelak
Pashord
Mironne Naevalae
Shane Sayer
Nth Cochoslovak
Naevalae
Lisi
Nacvalac
Prague
NTH
Sheel Wisi
Ore
Ga Monde
Crovhoslayaia
E.S
Miemiorsindan
Mammarskjatil
Oanaticnli
Naevalac
FBI
Wight Coetet
H. L. Brooks
Eaton
Potato Group
Hudson On
John Lati
Elisabethville
the Congo
Katanga
Atoise Tshombe
Adams County
Leopold- Adams County
West Greeley
Ing
Flan 1
Japwe Renmin Far Defense
Iol
Mit
Aransuu
Javits
Shirley Sen
Styles Bridges
H-N.h
Gail Kelley
E. Mile Ave
Thornten
Bekiges
Adamson” Memorial Vival
West Boresson
Virgil Welin
Kelley
2Nd Ave
Vienna
Khrushchev
Air Force
Kelleymar Kennedy
Congressional Democrats
Gene Wale
Shirley G. Kelley
U.S. 87
Ure Loveland
Henry Miller
Fort Collins
Tghway Palrelean
Harold Payne
Payre
Eichmann
Ance Typewriter
Free Draced
Mite
Dee Barge
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