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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1958
Page
5
U S officials report Russia may offer access to its 70 seismograph stations for detecting secret nuclear tests. Western scientists prepare for technical talks in Geneva aiming to refine detection methods and systems while avoiding broader political issues.
Republican congressional leaders said President Eisenhower and Defense Secretary McElroy did not intend any threat of reprisals against Admiral Arleigh Burke for criticizing the defense reorganization plan. Knowland and Martin spoke after a weekly White House meeting with the President. McElroy attended.
Washington reports indicate an investigator found no objectionable material in a semi nude etching shown by the United States at the Brussels World’s Fair. George V. Allen said Eisenhower received a favorable impression after a study he ordered, amid critics who demand a broader depiction of American leaders. The etching is a reproduction dating to the 1600s, causing renewed debate over the display.
In New Orleans AP reports censorship of dispatches by foreign correspondents in Russia has grown harsher recently. State Department official Andrew Berding said Moscow authorities delayed mutilated or deleted some stories, warning secrecy breeds misunderstanding and increases tensions. He spoke at a Civilian International convention.
Anna Evonich testified that her husband Joseph 29 assaulted her after a haircut, shoving her against a kitchen sink and breaking a rib. Judge Garaid Great fined him 190 dollars plus costs and sentenced him to two years on probation for assault and battery.
Rinehart's Oil Report details No. 1 Alice Nay well in Niobrara shale with 25 feet of shale and limestone shows, a five foot oil-bearing drill stem test, and several Weld County wildcats including Edson Furrow and Antelope field sites. Other wells show dry or abandoned status as operators pursue future tool and cable work.
The highway patrol noted a collision north of Fort Lupton on old U 85 at about 6 25 p m damaging a 1087 Ford driven by Leo Sinits and two 1955 Chevrolet vehicles driven by Joe Amstall and another Fort Lupton resident. Separate sheriff reports cite planned charges for two Severance men in a shooting at four vehicles, an arrest in California for kidnapping a boy, two youths detained for gasoline theft near Gill, and a mob of other local notices including a store manager transfer and a community picnic event. The sheriff’s office also reported assaults and detentions connected to the Texas migrant and Gill residents, with details of the incidents provided by Sheriff W C Tegtman and Highway Patrolman Melvin Hoke.
Chrysler workers picketed the missile plant in Detroit for a second day, with about 2,000 of 7,500 on shift reporting by 1:30 a.m. Road delays and traffic backed gates as Macomb County deputies kept access orderly. No violence. Army cites a total production loss on the first shift though Chrysler says exact impact is unclear due to many workers not directly tied to missile assembly.
The article outlines prize money for various classes including second place at $45, third $30, fourth $20, and fifth ribbons. The Hessier Memorial Trophy for the open three gaited saddle horse will offer $50 to first, $35 to second, $20 to third, $40 to fourth, and ribbons for fifth. Other evening classes on Saturday and Sunday provide top four prizes and ribbons for fifth. Eldon Pairbanks of Pasadena, California will judge the show, a member of the American Horse Shows Association. A special event is planned by the Greeley Trail Dusters.
Dr. Umphrey Low, chancellor emeritus of Southern Methodist University and authority on John Wesley, died Monday in his corpus place from a cerebral hemorrhage. He was 86.
Interior Secretary Seaton reported on Tuesday that the voluntary oil imports program shows 8% compliance and should not fail. He urged expanded petroleum research and Alaska oil development to meet rising U S energy demand and supported extending depletion allowances to oil shale projects.
A new rule in Britain prohibits children under 13 from riding on farm vehicles. The measure aims to improve safety on rural farms, reducing child injuries and fatalities in agricultural settings across the country.
Mrs Amelia Bernhart of Windsor died here after a brief illness. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 40 p m from St Pauls Lutheran church in Taveland with burial at Loveland cemetery. She was born in Namburg Germany November 18 1885 and came to the United States in 1902. Surviving are her husband George Bernhart, one daughter Mrs William Graehe, five sisters, one brother, three grandchildren and several step children.
DENVEN AP reports five Denver businessmen, led by Wy Dale Houston, have optioned Wolhurst Country Club south of Littleton to subdivide the property into exclusive home sites. Houston declined to name partners or quoted a price. The club, once owned by Eddie Jordan, includes a 53 room mansion and extensive grounds and was previously run as a gambling club by C E Stephens.
James E. Morrison, director of the Colorado Extension Service since 1952, will retire Sept. 36 after 40 years of service. He plans to operate a small farm and cattle feeding venture and will devote time to Colorado State University and local affairs. Morrison moved to Colorado in 1900 and played football as a halfback for A&M’s first conference title. He earned a entomology degree and helped form Logan County Farm Bureau in 1919.
Homer Leroy Shantz, 82, former president at the University of Arizona in Tucson, died Monday. Shantz was a renowned botanist and authority on grasses, and Shania, a professor at the university, is noted as well.
A Colorado survey by the Colorado Crusade for Higher Education projects state colleges and universities to rise 5 percent this fall and 10,814 students by 1965. Institutions include Adams State, Colorado School of Mines, Colorado State College, Colorado State University, University of Colorado, Western State, and eight two year colleges. Nonresident enrollment and gender participation are noted, with residents outnumbering nonresidents and men outpacing women.
An Egypt appeals court voided an 18 month sentence for American archaeologist Charles Arthur Muse on charges linked to antiquities. It upheld two counts while overturning others, with a suspended term already served and fines refunded. Muse, 31, was arrested June 20, 1967, at Cairo Airport amid allegations of smuggling relics found near the Dashir area.
Orville Nance of Colorado Springs suffered rib injuries and bruises when his racing car overturned on the Pikes Peak course during a practice run. He was taken to St Francis Hospital for X rays and observation. Time trials are planned for next week as the annual race on the 14,100 foot mountain approaches.
A Denver JP Court docket lists multiple cases with fines and costs. Howard Murray and Lyle Dalrymple face drunk driving charges. Isabel Heengodex and Jose Rodriguez face careless and overwidth vehicle violations. several defendants incur penalties for improper or missing licenses, registration issues, or police case offenses across Denver, Greeley, La Salle, Milliken, Cheyenne, and nearby locales, with fines ranging from 5 to 150 dollars and costs, plus jail Sentences suspended on good behavior in one instance.
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