Students as free tickets for summer rodeo and horse show
Colorado State College announces summer session students will receive one free ticket to the Greeley Chamber of Commerce horse show and rodeo events next weekend. Free tickets available at Frasier Hall ticket office, not Chamber of Commerce, with deadline this coming Saturday. Additional seats may be purchased.
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Chamber of Commerce
Neil Horan Heads Colorado State Firefighters Association
Neil Horan was elected president of the Colorado Firefighters Assn at its 40th anniversary convention in Loveland. Elected and re-elected officers include Jack Fowler, Oscar W. Jaynes, Herbert E. Bertsch, Harald Graves, Nick Pate, Joe Talbot, E. E. Anderson, Arimore Becker, and Hoy P. Herron. Brighton won the fire fighting tournament, with Lowry AFB second and Fort Morgan third, for $500 in prize money. Guest speaker Llewellyn Heard, and Colorado Supreme Court Justice Leonard Sullen attended.
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Denver
Neil Horan
Colorado Firefighters Assn
Troran
Jack Fowler
la Junta
Oscar W. Jaynes
CliHon
Herbert E. Bertsch
Alamosaj
Harald Graves
Fort Morgan
Nick Patele
Arimurik Becker
Hoy P. Herron
Brighton
Lowry Air Force Base
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Fort Margen
Tr. Llewellyn Heard
Standard Oi! Co
Indiana
Colorado Supreme Court
Leonard Sullen
McNichols
Theropolis Theater Fire Causes Limited Loss
A fire broke out in the Tepee Theater lobby in Thermopolis downtown at 4 am Sunday causing about 25000 dollars in damage. Fred Curtis, operator of the theater, reported estimated losses.
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Thermopolis
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Enroll at CSCE Sets Summer Record in Eight Week Session
Colorado State College reports a surge in enrollment for its eight week summer session. By noon Monday 13,026 students registered, up 276 from the prior year at the same time. Final eight week total could approach 3,100 if the pace continues. Formal registration occurred Saturday with 2,950 students, 300 more than last year. Pre session enrollment reached 2,435, about 10 percent higher than the 2,220 pre session total a year earlier.
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Color Drama in Horse Show at Island Grove Park
The Greeley horse show at Island Grove park June 24 30 will be filled with color drama and beauty, promising an entertaining event. Authorities describe a winner as a horse with clean straight high front and hock action, ears forward, a well set head, an arched neck, and quick responsiveness to the rider.
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Island Grove Park
Red Cross Weld County Chapter Meeting Set for Monday
The Weld County chapter of the American Red Cross will hold its annual meeting Monday evening at 6 20 p m in the Pinneo room of the Canyonfield hotel.
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Reds threaten war in Korea in Peiping broadcast
A Peiping radio broadcast quoted by the People's Daily declares that Red China and Communist North Korea will defend the armistice and fight to the end if U S arms continue to bolster the UN command in South Korea. The editorial claims the United States is responsible for any consequences in Asia. Separately, funeral services are set for Malcolm G. Stockton Sr., formerly of Greeley, in Denver with interment at Crown Hill.
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Frederick May Get Some Federal Help Asserts Allott
Senator Gordon Allott and Representative William Hill said Frederick Colorado may receive federal aid after flood damage. They asked the Federal Community Facilities Administration to study loan possibilities and town finances. Allott noted planned review by the Civil Defense Agency regarding disaster designation.
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Gordon Allott
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Val Peterson
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Girl Defense Agency
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Fourteen Die in Pacific Western Flight Crash at Port Hardy
Fourteen of the 18 passengers and crew aboard Pacific Western Airlines Flight NC3 were killed when the twin engined plane crashed on the runway at Port Hardy B C after turning back from Vancouver. Stewardess Pat Wilson, 23, of Vancouver, plus two other crew members died. Twelve passengers and two crew members were killed, leaving four survivors with minor injuries.
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Frank McIntyre to Speak at Monday Assembly
Frank C. McIntyre of Los Angeles, director of public relations for the California Teachers Association southern section, will speak at the Garden Theater assembly Monday at 8 p.m. He has four years in education work and has led the Norfolk Chamber of Commerce and the Nebraska Junior College Association, plus sales training courses across the Midwest and southern California.
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California Teachers Association
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Dave Hill Heads School Planners
Dave Hill was elected chairman of the Weld County School Planning committee at its first meeting held at the county superintendent of schools office. J Thane Turner was chosen as vice chairman and the group was formed June 8 under Senate Bill 38s to study county public schools and plan district reorganizations.
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Greeley
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J. Thane Turner
Nunn
Paul N. Lodwick
IBC Dissolved by Court Order in New York
Federal Judge Sylvester J. Ryan ordered the dissolution of the International Boxing Club entities in New York and directed James D. Norris and Arthur M. Wirz to resign, divest Madison Square Garden stock within five years, and remove from any office or directorship within 300 days.
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Sylvester J. Ryan
International Boxing Club
James D. Norris
Arthur M. Wir
Madison Square Garden
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Wartz
IBC
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Ticl
Wirlz
President Greets Summer Students
The message welcomes returning and new participants to a summer school on campus. It notes anticipation of a program of learning and recreation, emphasizing sharing knowledge and experiences as personal possessions.
Fifth Nuclear Blast Monday at Atomic Test Site
At Frenchman Flat Nevada a massive nuclear shot was detonated from a balloon 700 feet above the desert. Observers 40 miles away described a bright daylight fireball and a cloud forming like a cauliflower head. The blast, larger than prior tests, produced widespread ground ground noise heard across Nevada and California.
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Alamicnergy Commission
Ilrnshima
Nagasaki
AEC
Highway 93
Utah
Moose Show Tonight at South Eleventh Home
The Moose Judge sponsors Hypnotic Marvel show on South Elehth avenue at pam tonight Monday. Start features Professor George Singer, a noted hypnotist, with demonstrations of all phases of hypnosis.
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George Singer
Walter G. il VIENNA Ga.returns home from hospital
Walter George il VIENNA Ga former U S senator and President Eisenhower's ambassador to NATO returned home Sunday to rest after a 32 day Emory Hospital stay in Atlanta He traveled by automobile after his discharge for treatment of coronary disease.
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Walter F
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Man Dies After Brighton Wreck At Colorado General
Jose Chavez 56 of Brighton died from chest and internal injuries after a crash on US 88. Four Chavez sons were injured. in hospital are Adam 20 and Salvador 17 with various injuries. In the other car, Dannid Glenn 25 and Robert Graham 34, both to Weld County hospital, and Anthony Peconi 45 in Colorado General with a broken leg. State Patrolman Wilbur Hunt said Chavez pulled onto US 88 from a county road into the other vehicle.
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Henry
Salvador
Ara
Colorado General
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Sli
Dannid Glenn
Greeley
Weld County General Hospital
Glenn
Robert Graham
Veterans Hospital
Governor Seeks Four Year Term in Colorado
Governor McNichols tentatively announces plans to seek a second term in 1958 at the National Governors Conference. He notes his earlier goals may extend over two years and confirms a four year term would result from a constitutional amendment approved in 1958.
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Gay McNichols
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McNichols
Mills Refuses Answers to Questions on Staying
Denver police report Ernest J Mills refused to admit or deny killing his wife and stuffing her body in a refrigerator. Chief James Childers states Mills yelled he would not say more and that questioning officers, including Lt Ed McCune and Detective Carl Brandt, questioned him for an hour and forty minutes.
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Patice
Ernest J. Milly
Nevective
James Childers
Ed McCune
Carl Brandt
Mills
Childers
Civil Rights Set Aside by Senate Group
The Senate Judiciary Committee voted to temporarily lay aside civil rights legislation and take up an antitrust measure. The move, following the Senate placing the administration's civil rights bill on its calendar, bypasses the Judiciary panel. Senator Eastland said the antitrust transfer to the FTC was moved ahead of civil rights. Senator Dirksen opposed rushing civil rights while before the committee.
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Pastor Golgred A. Smedal Dies at 95 in Roland
The Rev. Golgred A. Smedal, possibly the oldest Evangelical Lutheran Church of America pastor, died Saturday in Roland. Born in Mundal Norway, he founded the church's minister pension system.
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Golgred A. Smedal
Cutheran Church of America
Mundal
Norway
Registration for July 18th election figures announced
Granley residents registered Friday for the special election to July 18 bringing the city hall total to 1,249. The deadline to register is 5 p.m. July 9.
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Gresley City Hall
Is & P.m
Kiwanis Night Banquet At Greeley Community Building
Kiwanis members and wives from eight clubs gather for the annual all Kiwanis night banquet and dance at the Greeley Community building. The event, part of the International Kiwanis convention in Atlantic City, starts at 6 15 PM with a talk by Merle Allen of First Presbyterian. A CSU music teachers brass ensemble and Charley Novak’s Fort Collins band provide the entertainment.
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Atlantic City
Tey
Merle Allen
First
Tpresbylerian Church
Colorado State
Russian Navy Ships Pass Thru Suez Canal
Two Soviet destroyers and an auxiliary tanker steamed southward through the Suez Canal on Sunday. It marked the first Russian warships to pass the waterway since World War I. Officials said they were bound from Sevastopol to Vladivostok with a stay in the Red Sea.
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Public Challenge for Open Exchange of Radio Broadcasts
The United States proposed a regular exchange of uncensored radio and television broadcasts with the Soviet Union. State Department notes urged early agreement on the principle while noting details on carriage and station selection would follow. Ambassador Lacy delivered the note to Georgi Zarubin to gain maximum publicity. The move followed Johnson’s call for an open curtain to address Soviet viewers and Khrushchev’s TV appearance.
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United States
State Dept
Georgi Zarubin
Onle
Russia
Wilath
S. B. Lacy
Ambassadoe Zarubin
L Lacy
Dulles
Moscow
Leeder Johnson
Texas
Eisenhower
Johnson
James
New York
Khrusieher
Colorado Weather Local Five Day Forecast Summary
Colorado forecasts show warm days with highs in the 70s to 80s and cooler nights. Sunday morning lows near 48, 2 p.m. Monday at 91, mountain lows around 30, east and south mid 50s to 60s. Five day outlook calls for further warming east, cooler northwest, with scattered showers and possible thunderstorms by midweek.
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Wyoming
Regional Weather Synopsis for Wyoming and New Mexico
Wyoming forecasts show partly cloudy conditions in the northwest Monday with increasing clouds over the state Monday night and Tuesday. A few showers are expected in the northern mountains Monday afternoon and again Monday night into Tuesday. warmer conditions across most of the state Monday, cooler by Tuesday afternoon, with mountain lows near 30 and highs around 45 to 55 elsewhere. In the north, Tuesday highs near 60, and 55 to 75 in the south. New Mexico sees partly cloudy skies Monday through Tuesday with scattered thundershowers toward the west and south Monday afternoon and evening.
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