Eisenhower Urges Lifting Controls and National Party Reform
Denver reports General Dwight D. Eisenhower advocating rapid removal of economic controls except those preventing widespread harm. In a press conference he voiced faith in market forces over bureaucracy and suggested no far chamber to decide Republican convention disputes, urging reform in presidential nominating methods while opposing federal overreach into state processes. He warned the party must stop being sectional as he outlined foreign policy hopes and campaign plans for the South.
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Denver
Dwight J. Bleenhower
Korea
Eisenhower
Laenhower
Republican Party
Sen
Robert Taft
Ohio
New Wildcats Rise in Julesburg Basin Oil Field
In the Julesburg basin northeastern Colorado and northwestern Nebraska see two new wildcats found and two more discoveries nearing completion as Rocky Mountain oil activity surges. Notable tests include Shell’s Little Beaver No 1 in Fallon County Montana and reports from Nebraskas Longwell No 1 in Gibon County with significant D sand results. Oil men note the Cedar Creek Rickey section and Williston Basin prospects as major factors driving regional exploration this week.
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Denver
Danver-Julesburs
Wyormley
Rocky Mountain
Shell Ola No
Lille Beaver
Munetana
Fallon
Petroleum Informat
Leata
Julesburg
Colorata
Nedrank
J. D. Huber Corp
Daan Goft
Longwell Innniball County
Nebraska
Lhis Basit
Madison
Shell
Little Beaver
Williston
Baker-Glendive
Montana
Dawson
McCone
Richey
Williston Basin
Yellowstone River
Colorado
Kiows
Sinclair Oi and Gas
Fremont County
Wyoming
Utah
North Dakota
South Dakota
Ifaho
Clown Faces His Fortune on Wallace Bros Circus Tour
The Wallace Bros Circus brings a big top show with three rings, hundreds of horses and elephants, and daring aerial acts. Clowns craft unique facial designs as each act weaves into the kaleidoscopic performance at Rosa Dale circus grounds with matinee and evening shows, including today’s 2:30 and 8:00 p.m. performances.
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Wallace Bros
Caples
Rosadale Circus
Oil Drilling Reports Show Activity Across Colorado Plains
Reports from drilling near Grover and Weld county indicate multiple operations. Frei Ehmkewell's crew reports Dakota and Muddy formations with test results and delays. Sterling Drilling is contractor. Amerada and Falcon Seaboard crews push toward Lakota with top Muddy targets. Colorado oil and gas commission notes weekly production across fields. Adams county tests noted as new well in Middlemist area.
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Frei Ehmkewell
Progress Oi Company
Grover
Dakota
Sterling
Kansas) Drilling Company
File-Tener
Stoneham
Weld County
Sharrod-Anderson
Earl Eller
Amerada Petroleum Company
Tony Roman
Carr
Larimer County
Falcon Seaboard
Buckingham
Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commmission
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Atwood
Graylin
Greasewood
Shale
Walker
Wellington
West Pajdroms
West Peels
Willard
Wilson Creek
Yenter
Roden, Darden
Mefine
Adams County
Hayes
Belgrade Warns on Yugoslav Refugees From Italy
A Belgrade newspaper denounces political refugees from Italy who avoid work or spread propaganda. The piece targets those fleeing Soviet influence and especially refugees from Mali and Albania, urging potential government action under Prime Minister Alcide Gasperi’s administration.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Italy
Tujitke
Maly Ape
Alcide Gasperl
25000 CIO Workers Schedule Sabre Jet Strike
Washington reports 25000 CIO workers at four North American Aviation plants in California and Ohio face a strike due at midnight for Korean flight production. Cyrus Ching urged postponement and bargaining talks were set for Thursday. Air Force warned even a single day of Sabre jet stoppage would harm Far East operations.
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Washington
CIO
California
Columbus
Ohio
North American Aviation
The
United Autoworkera Ubtoo
UAT
Cyrus Ching
Federal Media
Low Aervlee
Melanges
North American
UAW
Kavero
Ching
Detente Department
Department of Detente
Todey
Far East
House Group Grants 1 450 Million for Atomic Expansion
Washington June 4 a house appropriations subcommittee today approved a 1 450 000 000 atomic expansion program designed to make nuclear weapons available for all the U S armed forces. The action fell short of the 9 191 000 000 supplemental asked by the atomic energy commission. Rep Gore tentt commented the program would receive the green light to proceed, noting cost overestimates. The committee said the allotment would proceed with the all program and the commission could return later with revised figures. Tennessee Valley authority construction for steam electric plants to support the program was approved. The plan envisions a complete family of atomic weapons and new production facilities.
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House
U. S
Atomic Energy Commission
Howaver
Gera D.tentt
ARG
Costa
Gore
Aubs
Jaro
Tentuesnes Val- Yay
Greeley Man Wins Poudre Canyon Trout Championship
Officials of the Poudre Canyon celebration reported modest turnout Sunday for the second annual event in Fort Collins area. Contestants competed for trophies donated by local businesses and the Fort Collins Chamber of Commerce, with Jim Haywood of Denver giving a casting demonstration and Walter S. Cooper of Fort Collins presiding as master of ceremonies. Fred Cooper of Greeley had the heaviest three week catch for men, Mrs. W. A. Smith of Denver won top women’s prize, and Normen Weimeyer of Denver led the junior division with a two pound entry.
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Port Collins
Poudre Canyon Busine
Fsh
Poudre River
Poudre Canyon
Fort Collins
Cammeras
Poudra Rataining Ponds
Buainesemel
G of C
Jim Haywood
Denver
Walter
Gooper
Fort Collies
Fred Cooper
Greeley
W. A. Smith
Normen Weimeyer
Penver
Wage controls may be lifted for small firms
Denver reports an official study raises the possibility that wage controls might be lifted from firms employing fewer than eight workers. The action would reduce regulatory pressure on small businesses and adjust stabilization policies.
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Denver
Poranns
Attempt on Life of Syngman Rhee Fails
In Pusan Korea a would be assassin tried to shoot President Syngman Rhee during war anniversary ceremonies. Police seized the youth as he leveled a pistol at Rhee from the rear of the platform injuring no one. The attacker was hurled into the lap of U S Ambassador John Muccio before police took him away. Rhee said he would defy enemies and corruption to build democracy in Korea.
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Korea
Syngman Rove
Rhee
Mao
U. S
John Muccio
Frirode
Coralizution
South Korea
Thornton Okehs Hire 48 Auditors for Tax Crackdown
Thornton today approved the hiring of 48 auditors by the state revenue department to work in a cooperative crackdown with the federal government. The project, starting July 1, aims to net the state an estimated additional one million dollars annually by catching taxpayers who evaded state income taxes. The eight auditors will join six department workers who have already identified about 6,000 potential state tax returns. Applications will be accepted with salaries up to 995 dollars a month.
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Denver
Thornton
State Revenue Department
Averill Johnson
Anlarise
Johnson Balddauk Healy
Revenue Department
Nivil Service
Commington
Monkey Helps Stricken Child After Long Journey
A monkey delivered to a paralytic child named Rowe Marie Sebastian following a letter from her mother Viola to a Brownsville contact. The animal, recently captured in Costa Rica, traveled to Rowe Marie’s bedside to provide comfort and companionship amid her polio battle.
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Dallas
Marie Sebastian
Abe
Viota
Brownsville
Moozey
Coste Rica
Rowe Marie
Doran
Gebe
Seaman Awarded $65,000 For Hippo Attack Arm Injury
A New York seaman, Robert H. Bewins, won a federal jury award of $65,000 after a hippopotamus bit off his arm aboard the freighter Africa Sur while being fed during transport from Africa. The ship’s owner is Farrel Lites, Inc. The defense argued the bite occurred during a struggle with the hippo in transit.
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New York
He Saliov
Robert H. Bewins
Africa
Jaskammer
Freizhier Africa Sur
Rawlins
Farrel Lites, Inc
Lo Pel
Hippa
Tba Central Park
Colorado Men Wounded in Korea and Body Return Planned
The defense department announced three Colorado soldiers wounded in Korea. Cpl. Dale F Walking of Dolores, Col Willian T. Wilson of Fientne, and Marine Capt. Keith W. Fountain of Jilibore were named. A ship bearing the body of Cpl. Charles W. De Graft of Carter and 134 other survivors was scheduled to land in Newport News tomorrow.
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Washington
Defense Department Today
Colorado
Korea
Pranelscu
Dale FL Walking
Dolores
Willian T. Wilson
Fientnean Marine Corps
Keith W. Fountain
Jilibore
Charles W. de Graft
Carter
Senate FEPC bill offered by labor committee in warpingon
The labor committee introduced a new FEPC bill aimed at banning employment discrimination on race and other grounds. Critics note it has little chance before Congress adjourns for conventions. Lead sponsor Benatar Uueuphey says the bill serves as an educational step to build future support.
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Senate
Congress
Benatar Uueuphey
Fair Employment Practices Commission
FEOC
Equal Opportunity For Employment” Commission
Flower care tips for pruning and new growth
A gardening note advises heavily cutting back plants that have faded or stopped blooming to encourage fresh growth. Proper pruning stimulates buds and stronger flowering in the next season.
General Found Fatally Shot At Pentagon
A general was fatally shot at the Pentagon and died while being transported to Walter Reed Army Medical Center. Police stated the incident occurred during medical transport. The piece notes the surrounding population context and mentions Barbados population density unrelated to the event.
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Pentagon
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