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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1958
Page
4
Co O Plumb of Greeley Colorado argues for irrigation water development and multi purpose dams on the Poudre and St Vrain. He cites water value, financing methods, and benefits to district property owners, urging action while surplus exists.
A damaged OCR fragment from The Greeley Daily Tribune and Greeley Republican includes executive staff notes, partial staff names, and stray lines about circulation and republication guidelines. It mentions Colorado agencies, a drive, and a Bible verse quote.
Northern Colorado may gain a cabinet member as Hatfield Chilson of Loveland rises in the Interior Department. Seaton is discussed as Adams’s potential successor, with Chilson backed by Seaton for a cabinet post.
Gilbert Carrel, chief of the Colorado State Patrol, warns that even small amounts of alcohol impair driving. He notes a 2 percent impairment from a couple of drinks and cites Danish practice where drivers who have consumed any alcohol are considered violators after accidents. He contrasts American attitudes with Copenhagen and urges responsibility to prevent traffic deaths.
Fortune magazine predicts a strong upturn in the American economy within 18 months led by a $20 billion GNP rise in six months and a further $30 billion gain in 1959. The recovery follows inventory liquidation and expansive government, housing, and defense spending with unemployment easing and payrolls rising. The forecast outlines ten major factors including defense outlays budget, construction, housing, prices, incomes, consumer spending, credit, and exports as catalysts for growth.
In Calhoun, Kyi-Hugh Nance’s cow Bossy fell into a cellar trap after wandering into the wash house. Nance stacked hay bales into a stairlike pile, creating a makeshift ascent. Bossy used the improvised hay stairs to reach freedom.
The 500 largest US corporations employ about 8 million people and when including wives and families nearly 35 million persons rely on corporate pay checks.
Seventeen riders from across Colorado and neighboring states will race at the annual water carnival on JF Neft's Lake. Weld county’s MUt Rutherford represents Eaton in the speed boat events. Also noted: 32 Colorado officers designated into the Army Reserve Corps, with two local second lieutenants listed. Esther Hofschulte arrives to visit relatives, including Mrs. John A. Overnain, before touring Denver and St. Francis, Wisconsin. Bob Seelinger returns to Greeley for summer teaching at Solorado State College of Education before resuming duties in Kiron, Iowa.
President Eisenhower says a public official must avoid gifts that could influence actions. The issue involves Adams and gifts from Bernard Goldfine, with Eisenhower noting no firm line exists and admitting Adams was imprudent. Debate centers on intent, influence, and keeping public trust while Adams remains in position.
Senate Democratic leader Mike Mansfield wore a plastic shamrock clasp gifted by Rep. Leo O'Brien as he moved the House-passed Alaska statehood bill in the Senate. The shamrock, once from Neva Egan, wife of Alaska advocate William Egan, symbolized support for statehood amid the push by Alaska’s delegation.
A tornado carved a visible path over Kansas City Sunday from west to east, skirting near Union Station, the baseball park, and the Truman Library in Independence. In Kansas City, Kansas, a garage was torn from its foundation, a trailer overturned, and several windows damaged while no injuries are reported.
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