W Ham Defends Family Land Leases
Colorado Springs AP report says State Sen. Wilkie Nam defended his family’s handling of land leases and claimed earnings of 3 percent or less on ranch holdings valued around half a million dollars. He noted calf losses from cold weather and stepped aside from a legislative committee to approve a witness under oath.
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Gordon G. Gauss
Colorado Springs
Wilkie Nam
Lamar
Ham
Harm
State Land Board
Land Board
Paul Wonks
Herat
el Pass
Wenke
Hany
A.B. Ham
Carmaillee
Yale Huffman
Wheat Ridge
Crenstein
Mullman
Colorado
Hain
Wichita
Fort Worth
Texas
Jadia
Calorain
Kasayubu Elected Congo President
Joseph Kasayubu was elected president by Parliament in Leopoldville as Congo moves toward independence next Thursday. Lumumba, rival to Kasayubu for premier, won backing after Kasayubu shifted support to Lumumba, clearing the way for the new government.
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Teopoldville
Belgian Congo
Joseph Kasayubu
Congo
Hel
Palmes Lumumba
Lumumba
Kasavilbu
Baby sitters may go on Social Security under House plan
The House approved a provision nicknamed the baby sitter clause extending Social Security to casual domestic workers including baby sitters. Employers would pay for those earning $59 or more per quarter, with exemptions for under 16. The measure aims to widen coverage across various labor segments.
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Washington
House
Rocket Fired Over Atlantic Star Study
A Goddard Space Flight Center Aerobec-Hi rocket carrying seven photometers was launched from Wallops Island Virginia at 2 35 a m to study ultraviolet light from stars. It reached 334 miles over the Atlantic and transmitted data by telemetry. The mission is a three craft series with the final landing in the Atlantic. Local weather and five day forecasts follow, noting scattered showers and temperatures ranging from the 30s to 90s across Colorado Wyoming and surrounding regions.
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Washington
Atlantic
Goddard Space Flight Center
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Suge Factory
College
Colorado
Crash injures six east of city at county road intersection
A noon Thursday crash seven miles east and 1.5 miles north of Greeley injured six, including Stella Garrison 32 and her 13 year old daughter Janice. No deaths reported. Garrison vehicle a 1950 Chevrolet and Euresti vehicle a 1951 Ford were total losses. Captain Sherman Wielson helped investigate. The intersection lies two miles north of Colorado 37 and 5th Street Road.
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Gree- Tey v
Stella Garrison
Weld County General Hospital
Janice
Jimmy Garetson
Garrison
Euresti
Hres
Gervison
Buresti
Sherman Wielson
Colorado State Patrol
Colorado 37
Sth St. Rd
Soapbox Derby on 11th Ave Details
Soapbox derby actions are planned on 11th Ave with races starting at 1:39 pm after a 10 am trial. More than a few cars are expected to compete as police prepare the area with parking banned on both sides of 11th Ave from Inspiration Point North to 7th Street. Police Chief Bark Towning announced the safety setup Friday.
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Tes
Inspiration Point
Bark Towning
Towning
Hetter To Quit At Term's End He Tells Scribes
Washington AP reported Secretary of State Christian Herter accused Soviet Premier Khrushchev of meddling in U S internal affairs by commenting on President Eisenhower's successor The piece notes Herter plans to leave office at term's end and discusses U S positions on Japan Europe and Cuba with references to Khrushchev Nixon and NATO CENTO and SEATO amid East West disarmament talks in Geneva.
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Washington
Christian A. Herter
Nikita Khrushchev
Eisen
Herter
Japan
United States
Eiseenhower
Nixon
Eisenhower
Castro
Cuba
Interamerican Peace Committee
U.S
Free
NATO
Cento
Middle East
Seato
Southeast Asia
Nixon Khrushchev
Richard M. Nixon
Khrushchev
Comry
Kennedy Clinches New York Delegates in Democratic Push
Kennedy led a surge toward the Democratic nomination as New York pledged 87 delegates to him with 44 more possibly backing him. Wisconsin and New Jersey signals suggested added votes, while Eisenhower faced GOP criticism over Far East policy and Morton signaled willingness to accept the VP nomination if offered.
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Associated Press
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
New York
Kennedy
Wisconsin
New Jersey
Los Angeles
Albany
Eisenhower
Far East
Marriage Licenses for Greecy Residents and Couples
Marriage licenses issued for Wayne Aurad Dugger and Laeras Lee Hall of Greecy. Joseph Robert Mack of Greeley and Margaret Ann Hirsch of Arvada. James Talph Squiher of Eaton and Virginia Marie Annis of Pierre.
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Wayne Aurad Dugger
Laeras Lee Hall
Greecy
Joseph Robert Mack
Greeley
Margaret Ann Hirsch
Arvada
James Talph Squiher
Eaton
Virginia Marie Annis
Pieree
Weld County Looks to Add Full Time Mental Health Experts
Officials discussed hiring a full time psychiatrist and a full time psychologist for Weld County Health Department mental health clinic. Meeting led by Dr. J H White with county commissioners, Greeley school leaders, advisory committee members, and city council participants. Budget impact estimated at 24800 dollars. committee urged immediate pursuit of qualified personnel due to rising demand and need for testing services.
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Weld County
Mmental
Weld County Health Department
Health Department
J. H. White
Younty
Greeley
Mental Health Advisory Committee
White
Joe Heefels
Mare A Shrief
Weld
Leslie K. Grimes
Board of Health
Carl D. McKinley
Board of County Commissioners
Elmer Schultz
Board of Commissioners
George Andereen
Robert Warren
James Or. Albert
Elizabeth K. Alderson
Clair Somrie
Glen VanTine
Greteley
Com“Miller
W. Littler
Cyril Lyster
Earl Awetschke
William Bohlenter
Gerald Gardner
President Betancourt Survives Venezuela Bombing Attempt
President Romulo Betancourt escaped a bomb attack during an army day parade in Caracas with only slight burns and minor facial scratches. Interior Minister Dubuc blamed enemies of democracy and followers of deposed dictator Perez Jimenez, while confirming guards and the palace were sealed and authorities maintained calm and vigilance.
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Richard G
Massock
Caracas
Venezuela
Romulo Betancourt
Luis Augustale Wubue
Marcos" Perezimenez
Dominican Republic
Duhite
Betancourt
Jose Lopez Henriques
Dabuc
Dubuc
I Betancourt
Lopez Henelquez
Betarcourt
Radio
Stadons
Vetecan
Marcos Perez Jimenez
Bovelonant
Accion Democratica Party
Republican Democratic Union
May Increase Stands At One Fourth Of April Rise
The article notes that the May increase, however, was only a quarter as large as the April rise, indicating a markedly smaller uptick in May.
Cases of Polio Show Increase
A sharp rise in polio cases was reported by the Public Health Service. For the week ended June 18, 37 cases were tallied, 30 paralyzing. the prior week ending June 11 recorded 19 cases, one of them paralyzing.
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Washingson
Public Health Service
Sheriff Seizes Ault Fireworks in County Raid
Sheriff Robert A Welsh reported Friday the seizure of Roman candles and other fireworks from a stand in Ault. He emphasized Colorado law bans sales of fireworks by businesses in the county and vowed seizure of any further displays. The statute defines fireworks broadly while excluding toy pistols and sparklers.
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Robert A. Welsh
Ault
Colorain
Welsh
United States Interstate Commerce Commission
One High School to Open at Two Branches in Gilcrest Area
Gilcrest area residents will choose which branch to attend as Re 1 plans to run a two-branch high school interim. Beebe Drawl and Big Bend would close, sending grades 9 to 12 to La Salle and Platteville for a unified high school program.
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Gilcrest
Beebe
Big Bend
Howard Beattie
State Department
Re 2
Pam
Bob Beard
LA Salle
Ackosis
Pintiavills
Newell
Yyresentigh
Platteville
Novell
Hoard Meeeting
Larry Cogburn
Tom Redman
Redman
Ronald D. Wine
Hiat
Supt
Deallie
Beattie
Cost of Living Hits New High
Washington AP reports the cost of living rose one tenth of one percent in May, the third straight monthly gain. The Labor Department cites higher food costs as the main driver, with wage contracts in aircraft, meatpacking, chemical, trucking and metal sectors exposing workers to adjustments. Buying power edged up slightly but remains 2 percent below year-ago levels. May take-home pay rose modestly, while food prices and services rose and auto and housing costs showed mixed moves.
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Washington
Labor Department
Irving
Mit
Arnold Chass
Bureau of Labor Statistics
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Kasayubu
Calorado
Norma
Wyoming
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Hetter
Scribes
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Red China
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Geneva
Herlur
Sen
Theuston
Morton
Kentucky
Ana
Graybear Jewelers
Thomas A. Richardson
Chit Campbell
Sally Hayden
High School
Island Grove Park
Island Gyoye Park
Tribune
Robert Widhund
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