U S Plane Fired On by Reds Over Bering Sea Incident
Moscow boasts of achievement as a Navy Neptune patrol plane is fired on by Soviet aircraft over international waters near the Bering Strait. The craft crash landed in American territory. crew listed with several injuries. State Department officials seek clarification and Soviet replies. incident follows routine patrol in harsh weather.
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Moscow
Bering Sea
Russia
Dulles
Whitefield
Ejsankowar
Navy
Bering Bralt
James C. Waverly
Eisenhower
Navy Neptune
Bering Strait
Fox
St. Lawrence
Ing
Bate
San Francisco
Y. M. Molotocs
Hering
Fischer
del Rey Oake
Charlote
Lin
D. M. Lockhart
Meda
Calif
Rod G. T. Sloan
Oakland
Ens. D
Clawson
Ctal
Michigan
Early Buffalo Hunter Dies at Fort Collins
Charles B. Roberts 97 a pioneer buffalo hunter and founder of Roberts Ranch near Livermore Colorado died in Fort Collins. A Watertown New York native he left Chicago after the 1873 fire and worked hauling skins to Denver. He later ran a ranch, partnered in Sugar beet ventures, and advocated game protection laws. Survived by son Harald, two brothers Ernest and Gains, and other relatives.
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Fort Collins
Charles BE. Roberts
Roberts
Denver
Naberts
Colorado
Wyoming
Tab
Livermore
Caly
Roberta
Charles Bortreber
John Musgrave
Harald EB. Roberts
Jown the Orient
Ernest
Gaings Roberts
Two Slightly Hurt In Collision Friday
In an early Friday collision at Ninth avenue and Fifteenth street at 3:55 a.m. two people were injured. Mrs Agnes Balamante of Pierce River suffered bruises and shock. baby Ted Burris, 10 months old, sustained a head bump. Both were treated at Weld County General Hospital and released. Mrs Balamante’s 1951 Ford and Mrs Burris’s 1947 Plymouth were damaged. Police investigators included Harold Burger and Otto Oatar.
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Ted Persons
Ninth Avenue
Fifteenth Street
Agnes Balamante
Pierce
Thinotly Burris
Gloris Burris
Seventh Street
Weld County Ganeral Hospital
Hammonte
Ford
Bur
Plymouth
Folce Tt
Harold Burger
Otto Oatar
Mine and Mill Workers Weigh Strong Strike Action
The International Union of Mine Mill and Smelter Workers announced strong votes in favor of possible strike action to back wage and contract demands. Union headquarters said members empowered the executive board to call a strike if necessary, though no strike notice has been issued yet. A color guard will lead the parade in Denver during the National Marble tournament with officers and attenders in a formal procession.
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Denver
International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers
Ind
le Guewthera
mMembers
Corpse
VEW
Deni and Siugle
Gudrd
Mrx
Ben Murray
Mer. Paut Bassett
Max Moninga
al Munos
Brice Forbes
Nine cars in wreck after visitor blocks fire truck
New York report: out of town driver Mary Carolyn McAuley, 24, a home economics teacher from Laramie Wyoming, caused a chain reaction crash near Times Square. Nine vehicles collided and 10 people were injured, one seriously, including 62 year old Georgia Carper of Akron Ohio. McAuley escaped with minor injuries after arriving on vacation and receiving two tickets for parking and failing to yield to the fire truck.
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New York
Times Square
Mary Carolyn McAuley
University of Illngis
Miss McAuley
Seventh Ave
Georgia Carper
Akron
Ohio
Misa McAuley
Laramie
Wyo
Sugar Act debate widens as Kemp urges U S beet push
Washington committee hears from Kemp and other witnesses on domestic sugar producers demand for increased quotas. Kemp argues growing U S consumption and foreign competition, notably Cuba, require revised Sugar Act terms. Proposals seek higher beet and cane quotas, reversion to a population-based share, and a 45 45 split of growth between domestic and foreign producers.
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Washington
Copley Tun
House
Pa Wong
United States
Cooley Cpoke
Frank Ken
Denver
I. B
Kemp Sugar Growers
Wadeaux
Louisiana
Farm Hurenn Federation, Inc
Browera
Walter
Columbia Basin
Kemp
Hawaii
Puerto Rio
Cuba
Congress
Republic
State Department
Midwest
Florida
U.S
State Traffic Toll Rises to 156 in Year End
Colorado reports 156 traffic deaths this year with multiple injuries after head on crash on Highway 62 near Ridgeway and a collision near Del Norte. Victims include Margaret Kramer, 64, of Aurori, and several occupants of vehicles involved in the series of crashes and a Rio Grande freight train incident.
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Colorada
Apa
Tony Albin
Olathe
Headon
Lancurs
Millon
Ridgeway
Colorado
Margaret Kramer
Aurori
del Norte
Jane
Rio Grande
Mel Norte
Albri
Pele Prizetea
Grand Junction Rye
Frizetta
Oxcavath
Mahet Passmore
Riizerway
Jun Glean
Rilerway
Mottease Iospitad
Ertetent Reaidibon
Ats
Kramer Dee
Wither Kramer
Soviet Union Holds Cards, Senator Says on Germany talks
Senator Mansfield warned the Soviet Union controls the real cards in upcoming Geneva talks on Germany. He accused U S leaders of overemphasizing ties between West Germany and Western Europe and said Moscow might push proposals to Adenauer, including taking over East Germany and trade guarantees. He cited Molotov's recent San Francisco speech as significant and urged caution on Far East concessions until China is freed.
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Washington
Sen
Mansfield
D-Mont
Soviet Union
Germany
Eisenhower
West Germany
Western Europe
Russia
Konrad Adenauer
East Germany
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Sudetenland
V. MM. Molotov
San Francisco
United States
Europe
Africa
Geneva
Porson
Molotov
Manefield
Senate
Vader Knowland
California
China
Weld reports second polio case Cheryl Macpherson
Cheryl Macpherson 17 of 183 Eleventh Avenue was Weld county s second polio case of the year reported Thursday. She is a 1955 graduate of Greeley high school and was taken to Weld County General Hospital after sudden illness Monday night. Her condition was listed as good on Friday. The Hendersons have one daughter Mrs Robert Smirlmon Jr of Boulder. Kenneth S Agerter, Shattuck director of admissions, will visit alumni in Greeley on Wednesday.
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Cheryl Macpherzoi
Davehver
A. Macpherson
Weld County
Cheryl
Gree. Fer High
Maendersons
Gunther
Robert Smimioun Jr
Boulder
American Royal Champion Red Cedar Highlighting Greeley Show
Officials and riders at Island Grove park welcome Red Cedar, top American Royal gelding, as 13 entries from five states prepare for three shows Saturday and Sunday. Queen's Patty Highland, Miss Goodwin, and Wingenneck's Lareillé join a strong field, judged by Harlen L. Conjey for cash awards.
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Kay
St. Louis
Sarge Hessler
McPherson
Kan
Elana
Queen
Patty Llightand
EH. Billiont
Sublette
Hersler
Patty Highland
Davis
Miss Goodwin
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Wilh
Glen McNichols
NeNichols
Wingenneck
Lareillé
Stonewall
Janet Willams
Wicaira
Elliott
Williams
Attal
Loning
Harlen L. Con Jey
LaGrange
Reservists May Be Called Upon for Civil Defense
Colorado Springs reports Civil Defense Chief Val Peterson says Army Navy and Air Force reservists may be called to civil defense duties with possible interchange of roles. He noted debates about authority and steps, and described a meeting of the National Civil Defense Advisory Council to discuss mobilization and policy.
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Imp
Fed
Val Peterson
Army
Navy
Air Force
National Civil Defense Advisory Council
Peterson
Defense Department
England
Capygresa
Continents Air Defense Command
Washington Gay
Vihar Lanche
West Virginis
2 Patterson
Wheat Growers Vote On Quota Referendum This Saturday
Weld county wheat producers with 15 or more acres vote Saturday on whether to continue wheat marketing quotas for 1956. If approved by two thirds, price support at 76 percent of parity applies to the 1956 crop, with penalties for excess production. disapproval means price support at 50 percent within acreage limits. Polls open 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. at multiple Weld County locations.
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Weld
Weld County
Vespers Begin Sunday at CSCE Garden Theater
Archie Cushman McGittert will speak at the opening vesper service of the eninmer series held each Sunday at 7 pm in the CSCE Garden Theater Dro Metitfert. The Rev Jack Reese and the choir of First Christian Kurt will lead the service as other Greeley churches provide worship. Sponsored by the Gresley Council of Churches with Colorado State College of Education.
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Csce Garden
Dro Metitfert
RKO Therological Seminary
University of Chicago
Greeley
Jack ¥. Reese
First Christian
Kurt
Gresley Council of Churches
Colorado State / College of Education
Denver elected new national workers union leader
A Denver man has been elected to lead a major national workers group after a convention. The re elected head has held the post since 1943, as party officials announced on Thursday.
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ST. Louis
Denver
Binnal
Ameren
A al Reirné
Chamber of Commerce Hosts Students for Summer Events
The Chamber of Commerce will host students for summer activities tied to the Go West with Greeley festival. Each student registering for summer term receives one free reserved seat ticket to either the Barse show or tradeo, with additional $1.30 tickets available. Pick up requires fee receipts and occurs at the Frasier hall ticket office. Tickets for Sunday rodeo performances must be claimed by noon Saturday and picked up at the north grandstand. no free tickets for July 4.
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Chamber of Commerce
Colorado State College of Education
Kewlenia
Greeley
Im Frasier
Hendling
Hickers
Teland Grove Park
Prasler Hall
Soldiers Confined Aboard Ship For Refusing Obedience
Thirty one American soldiers from Korea were confined at Ward labor camp in Okinawa after refusing to obey orders aboard the Seattle bound transport Mitchell. Two others were removed to an Army hospital. The group was cited for refusing to assist in toilet cleaning duties aboard the ship which sailed with 48 other “undesirables” then heading to Seattle. Marriage licenses also listed for several couples includes McKay and Dodge, Kelmnes and Goodsine, Smallwood and Meeker, Warne Forbes and Krint.
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Aha
Mitchell, Sul
Seattle
Donald Dean McKay
Eaton
Margaret Minnia Dodge
Greeley
Harry Russell Kelmnes
Grover
Hetty Catherine Goodsine
William EB. Smallwood
Lucerne
Janice I. Meeker
Amtuie Warne Forbes
Ada Arlene Krint
Roseburg
Ore
Woman Reminded She Has Knife in Back
A woman sat at a govern bar early Friday with a knife blade protruding from her back. Martha Hell Mitchel told officers she did not know she had been stabbed until told by police. The four inch blade was removed at a hospital, her condition listed as fair. Another woman, Rogers, 27, was held for questioning.
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Tatrotman Pool
Burt Alexander
Martha Hell Mitchel
Sa Hospital
Rogers
Public Health Service backs Salk polio vaccine panel
The Public Health Service agreed with a panel of medical experts and endorsed the manufacture and use of the Salk polio vaccine. The statement followed hearings before the House Commerce Committee where researchers voiced strong support and confidence in the vaccine.
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Public Health Service
Washington
Piblic Meath Service
Health Service
House Commerce Conmittes
Unisua
Hugh McKenna Elected Jaycee President in Ballot Fight
In Atlanta Hugh McKenna won the Jaycee presidency after a hard ballot contest. He triumphed on the third ballot over Edwin Ho May Jr of Hartford. Also elected were Limar Juckner of Green, Cah, as president of the organization.
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Fia
Hugh McKenna
Avypared Insurance Exarative
Omaha
Neb
Chat Hee
Commerce
McKenna A
Edwin Ho May Jr
Hartford
Conn
Liminr Juckner
Grden
Cah
Ambassador Troyanovsky Dies in Moscow Archaic Spelling
Alexander Troyanovsky first Soviet ambassador to the United States died in Moscow. He served in Washington from 1933 to 1934 and his death was reported this week.
Japan to Pay Five Million in Turplus Farz Trade
The article reports a bilateral accord where Japan agrees to pay five million dollars in Turplus farz in exchange for a ratified U S treaty. The deal centers on wheat and cotton shipments supporting the tariff arrangement and related press coverage focuses on the Friday final tariff decision.
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Tory
Japan
Baseball Today Scores Across Major Leagues
National League action featured Pittsburgh and Chicago results while multiple teams posted wins. Key games included notable performances by players Bash, Sherata, Peterson, and Minner as the slate unfurled across four major leagues.
No Sign of Red Nuclear Test in Two Years
The Atomic Energy Commission reported no evidence of a major Soviet test in almost two years. Dr Rainh EB Lapp claimed two super bomb tests occurred in spring and May, with fallout indicators found by Japanese and U.S. scientists. The AEC reiterated its policy of informing the public only through coordinated announcements, noting no change in that practice.
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Fay
Washington
Atomic Energy Commission Arc
Russia
Rainh EB
Lapp
Connectear Belenlist
Life Magazine
Lapa
Arcond
Mey
United States
Ihs Aec
Pengila
Teata
AEC
Hussia
Drilling Updates North of Greeley and Weld County Wells
Reports cover Sander well in Pleasant Valley near Greeley with hits at about ix feet early Thursday night within 70 feet of Lyons sand. Travis No. 1 in SWSW 39-58 in the Sconeham district of Leid County shows drilling below 330 feet. Bradill No. Lin NWSE 29-456 Weld County completed with 2,000 barrels per day potential. Northwest Weld tests below 3645 feet. Funding and casing notes follow with multiple company mentions and status updates.
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Sander
S. U1
Johnson
Pleasant Valley
Greeley
Lyons Sand
Mirarla Fifer Drilling Compans Wa
Travis
Swsw
Sconeham
Leid County
Utah Southern Ol Company
Hughhanks
Secretaries weigh five points for cold war end
MAX HARL ELSON in San Francisco reports on Secretary Dulles delivering blunt remarks at a anniversary meeting. He urged ending the Cold War without force and subversion, criticizing communism, and backing NATO. He aligned with Molotov on UN efforts but stressed five main problems for the Geneva Summit including German unification and China policy.
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San Francisco
Beate
John Foster
Russia
Thilles
U. Nig
Dulles
Eisenhower
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Molotov
U.N
Malm Tev
Ha Bald
Aseressnr
United Nations
Dalles
Genava
United States
Heer
Ttn
Yugoslavia
San Atten
West Germany
Japan
Geneva
Germany
China
Rorea
Indochina
Fermios
Local Weather Forecast for Colorado Wyoming and New Mexico
Weather summary for Colorado Wyoming and New Mexico covers a 24 hour period ending Friday morning with highs near 91 in Colorado and widespread snow showers and thunderstorms in higher elevations and east areas. Friday night cooler with low 40s to mid 50s, Saturday colder in northeast, denser in mountains. gusty winds, and scattered showers in Wyoming and northern New Mexico with similar cool, windy conditions.
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Jaw
Colorado
Loyalty
Calder
Wyoming
New Mexico
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