Bunger Continues Testimony on Cost in Water Project Case
Mills E. Bunger a retired reclamation bureau official testified in district court about the Blue River South Plate water diversion project. He stated construction costs around 340 million at 18s7 prices and 716 million with a price trend factor, noting the higher figure was not an actual obligation. He outlined two financing paths: bureau construction with three fourths repaid by power revenue and one fourth by water sales, or district led with private power firms handling power facilities. He said the Blue River South Plate Water Conservancy Assn has not contacted private power concerns and that farmer costs depend on district power revenue, with bonds possible if private funding falls short. The hearing, adjourned to 4 p.m., resumed under Judge Donald A. Carpenter after a recess.
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Mills E. Bunger
Reclamation Buyeau
Reclamation Bureau
IMO
Ly Ute ‘Bureau
Bunger
Blue River South
Plalk Water Conservancy
Blue River South Plate Walec Conservancy Assn
M. D. Shivers Jr
Loglewood
Enet
Shivers
Unger
Donald A. , Carpenter
Harmony Ben Lays Two Eggs In Odd Discovery
A farmer named Eugene Walker reported a curious hen laying two eggs nested together. The double egg weighed about a half pound with a ten inch lengthwise measurement and eight inches around the circumference.
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Eugene Walker
Gromyko Attacks US Over Disarmament Talks and Rhetoric
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko accused the United States on Tuesday of waiving London disarmament negotiations and intensifying the arms race. He demanded Washington curb aggressive rhetoric or acknowledge oppressive intent, citing NATO commander Lauris Norstad’s testimony on potential Soviet retaliation.
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Moxiow
Andrei Gromsko
United States
London
Gromyko
Gromsko
U. S
Lauris Norstad
NATO
Europe
Norstad
Senate Foreign Relating
Russia
Rhs
West
Alaska Forest Fire Devours Half Million Acres
An Alaskan interior blaze consumes about half a million acres of forest as dry warm winds feed the flames. Fire dispatchers say relief is unlikely with a large 10,000 acre inferno near Slee mute burning along a northward moving front and driven by winds exceeding 1 000 feet per second.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Russ Hanson
Sleemute
An Bowe
Nickerson Espionage Charge Is Dismissed
In Huntsville Alabama Army Col Fann C Nickerson Jr pleaded guilty to reduced counts of handling secret documents and perjury after the government dropped espionage charges. The court martial adjourned for deliberations on sentence with possible penalties of dishonorable discharge and up to 30 years in prison.
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Hontsville
Ala
Army
Fann C. Nickerson Jr
Rean
Tony
Nickerson
Winder
Rober K. Beil
Huntsville
Wilson
New Assistant Named for Lyle Beaver at CAC
John Hunt appointed assistant director of the Community Activities Commission. He hails from Kansas City Missouri with a background in English teaching athletic coaching and recreation. Hunt earned degrees at Missouri Valley College Central Missouri State College and studies toward a doctorate at Colorado State College. He previously coached basketball football and track at Kansas City and Marshall and directed municipal recreation programs including a large city pool and Little League. He will lead CAC Young America and City League programs with two fellowships from Colorado State College as assistants.
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John Hunt
Community Activities Commission
Kansee City
Kansas City
Hunt
Tis
Colorado State College
Missouri Valley College
Marthall
Central Missouri State College
Warrensburg
Haunt
Missouri
Missouri Valles College
Marshall
Marshall Municipal
Lion Department
CAC
Spuds May Get Some U S Aid
Washington reports a likely move by the Agriculture Department to offer price support payments for potatoes. Carryover supplies from last year's late crop compete with this year's new crop, pushing prices to near record lows and prompting anticipated grower appeals to divert a portion of supply into stock feed starch and other by products.
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Washington
Agriculture Dept
Drowns in Irrigation Ditch Fort Collins Boy Three
A three year old boy, son of Mr and Mrs Howard Hagemeister, drowned Tuesday in the Arthur irrigation ditch while playing near his Fort Collins home. He was found about a block away and pronounced dead at Latimer County Hospital after rescuers applied resuscitation.
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Latimer
Hosgid
Registration Rises to 1077 for Colorado State College Event
Registration for the Colorado State College event reached 1,077 by Tuesday noon with students from 44 states and nine foreign countries. Georgia, Kentucky, Rhode Island and Vermont were not represented. outside Colorado Hawaii Mexico Peru Canada Alaska Thailand and more stated while Nebraska Kansas Minnesota and Iowa led non Colorado delegations.
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Colorado State College
Anbmmner School
United States
Georgia
Kentucky
Rhode Island
Vermart
Towa
Colorado
Nebraska
Kansas
Minnesota
Hawaii
Farmaxa
Tran
Mexico
Canal Zone
Peru
Canada
Alaska
Thailand
City Council Agenda Items on Tuesday Evening
City Council will consider an ordinance to accept a right of way grant from Panorama Park Inc. A letter from the renovation bureau on the test wild reservoir will be discussed. Parking lot design and meters for Wells parking lot receive approval. Sanitary sewer connection and a contract transfer on city property from H F E Green to Kenneth Cooper are on the agenda. Carter D I Co seeks a building permit for 17th Avenue and 16th Street.
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Panorama Park,Inc
Rec
Anvation Bureau
Tdstwilde Seservoir
Weller
H. F E. Green
Kenneth Cooper
Carter DI Co
Seventeenth Avenue
Sixteenth Afeet
Justice Dept Reveals Secret FBI Report At Hearings
The Justice Department disclosed a secret FBI report to a Subversive Activities Control Board hearing amid objections by labor counsel. The Moralez document, detailing a 1952 Idaho Falls regional Communist meeting, was questioned for introduction under Jencks principles.
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Justice Dept
FBI
Washington
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Moralez
Nathan Witt
Francis
A. Cherry
Will
Jencks
Supreme Court
Clinton Jencks
4Tional Labor Relations Board
Dept. of Justice
Stbrary
L. G. Become
Witt
Brooane
General Justice Dept
PBS
Cherry
Bulle
Mont
Communist Party
Mine-Mill Union
Idaho Falls
Thousin
California Company Plans Lyons sand wildcat near Greeley
California Company prepares site for a Lyons sand wildcat four miles west and two miles south of Greeley in Weld County near Ashton school. Hayes No 1 location at 60 feet west of east line and 1980 feet south of north line of section 20. Landowners Paul and Bestie Hayes. Company has done extensive geophysical work and operates Black Hollow and Pierce fields nearby.
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California Company
Lyons
Greeley
Ashton
Hayes No. 1
Weld County
Paul
Bestie Hayes
Paul Mayes
Shamrock di Company
South Eighth Avenue
Mort Balch
Sussex
Nene
Piercefield California Company
UPR Geib
Gertrude King
Sesw
Motoring Officials Allow Eight Extra Days for Stickers
Denver Calorado Motorists receive an eight day extension to obtain the new $1.80 brake and light sticker. Revenue Director Hobert A Theobald announced an enforcement date of midnight July 5 for the old stickers' expiration and stressed inspections will be thorough. The state has added 42 inspectors to ensure stations meet standards and will investigate accidents involving defective stickers.
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Denver
Caloraga
Hobert A. Theobald
Theobald
Theobaldagi
Dallas Council Approves Doctor Bill For Officer
The City Council on Monday approved payment of a doctor's bill for services rendered to Police Officer Walter R. Finigan. Finigan reported he was waking a passenger in a city box when the subject suddenly bit him on the finger.
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Dallas
Walter R. Finigan
Finigan
Stassen Proposes 1.7 Million Manpower Limit Stage
London report on Harold E. Stassen's plan for a three stage cut of US and Soviet armed forces to 1.1 million each. US delegate notes any reduction below 2.4 million requires new groundwork on major political issues, while Russia reserves position on ceilings and seeks comments from Western members on a controlled nuclear test suspension.
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London
Harold EB. Stassen Tuemlay
Lae U .N
Sutcommissen
Newgrass
Slassen
Valeri Jan Zorin
Zorin
Russia
United States
Britain
France
Canada
Lions Clubs Name Candidates for Fair Queen
Lions Clubs have announced candidates for the Harvest Fair Queen contest to be held July 1 in Greeley. The queen and two attendants will be chosen by the Greeley Lions club at 10:30 a.m. Monday before the luncheon at the Greeley Community building. Winners receive silver bracelets and theater tickets, with prize perks including rodeo box seats and parade float rides. Participating clubs include Bricesdale, Eric, Milliken, Gill, Gilcrest, Kersey, Evans, Eaton, Ault, Greeley and Windsor.
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Greejey Lions Club
Lions Club
Greeley
Elvh
Numerone Prians
Shrer
Grenley
Lions Clubs
Brigesdale
Eric
Milliken
Gill
Gilcrest
Kersey
Evans
Eaton
Ault
Windsor
Nellie Angell Dies at Home After Tea Room Career
Nellie Angell born April 23, 1881 and longtime Tea Mouse operator at 1715 Yenth avenue died Monday night in her yard near Greeley. She helped students at Colorado State College and ran a college cafeteria earlier. Surviving are three sons, a granddaughter, three brothers, two sisters, ten grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Funeral 2 p.m. Thursday at Second Funeral Home with interment at Lian Grove.
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Nellie Angell
Yenth Avenue
Greeley
Grrals
Wayne Wren Wilkinsons
Tao P. m
Angell
P. T. Barnum Hoty
Consumers Ot Company
John Thomas Stillwell
Evans
Lawn
Eulan Camp Stillwell
AL E. Carp
Colorado
Stillwell
Los Angines
Evelyn Camp Bartholomew
Warland Wyn
Mat Bickling
Keenesburg
Elsie Burrows
Les Wills
Calif
Archie Bickline
Brandchidren
Lian Grove
Registration totals for July 18 cigarette tax election in Grantley
Greeley residents registering Monday for the July 18 cigarette tax election reached 9 percent. The Grantley city hall tally shows 4,272 registrations, with final figures pending due to minor rounding.
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Greeley
Grantley City Hall
U S Plan Links Nuclear Test Halt to Production Stop
Reports from Berkeley and Washington outline U S pressure for a phased disarmament plan. Secretary Dulles urged a first stage halt in nuclear tests tied to stopping weapon production, with international inspection and transfer provisions to ensure reductions in forces and material safeguards.
Reelected Weld Red Cross chairman named as Haefeli
Dr. Joseph J. Haefeli was reelected chairman of the Weld county chapter of the American Red Cross at a Monday night meeting at the Camfield hotel. Dave Sudduth was elected vice president, Lester Aculhnol secretary, and existing officers were reelected. Directors from towns across Weld and Greeley were named, with Graydon Adrian and Mrs. Gladstone among officers. The session included a year’s activities report and a Hungary relief fundraising drive begun November 29.
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Joseph J. Haefeli
Weld
American Red Cross
Camfield Hotel
Dave Sudduth
Magic Arnold
Blis
Lester Acbulhnol
Jack Capp
William Gladstone
Clarence Wallace
Ella Mead
Graydon Adrian
Greeley
Ilr
Mesdames Steineft
Aust
Afra
Dan Herbst
Bracewell
Henry Sandusky
Della
Walter J. Boyd
John D. Wilson
Baton
FD. Walker
Erie
Charles Lundien
Fort Lupton
William Erickson
Galeton
C. B. Warren
Gill
William Hobbins
Sarah Claypool
Grover
John Kuneman
Jane
Ivan Klein
Jacob Aleyer
Kersey
F. R. Jobson
Sue
Ralph Christy
Fern Miller
Platteville
Wayne Wilkinson
Olin
Leonard Keller
Prospeck Valley
Clarence Bensson
Purcell
A. Nicks
Pierce
Sildin
Skyview
Anu Mas
Ralph Elehehberger
Vim Ond
John Fry
Windsor
Greeley Embers
Arbuthnot
Clyde
Cummings
Gladstone
Haefeh
Mead
Clark Page
E. 4. Ritchie
Wallace
Donald Barnes
Tanard Barnes
Boulder
Pape
Craig Churches Hurt In Bicycle Accident In Denver
Craig Churches age 4 in Netober sustained a skull fracture and two broken jawbones after being struck by a pear riding a bicycle on a Denver sidewalk. He is at Children's Hospital. Parents are Mr and Mrs Eugene Churches of Denver. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Conrad Koehler of near Greeley.
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Craig
Denver
Children’s Hospital
Crag
Eugene Churches
Mary Lou Koehler
Conrad Koehler
Near Gree Oy
Pedestrian Killed on Ul. Highway 243 North of Monte Vista
Tony Garcia, 50, of Canter, was struck and killed Monday night on Highway 243 north of Monte Vista. He died from multiple fractures after being hit by a motorcar. The incident marked Colorado’s 13th road fatality this year. Burkhart, Del Norte, claimed he did not see the pedestrian until it was too late to avert the crash.
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Monte Vista
Tony Garcia
Here
Colorado
Highway Patrol
Gav Wa
Harry Weave
Burkhart
del Norte
Garcia
Accountant Plunges from 5th Floor in NYC Skyscraper
A 21 or 25 year old accountant plunged from about 15 stories in the New York financial district Monday night. He crashed through a skylight on the second floor. Police say he either jumped or fell from an adjoining office in a 22 story building near Wall Street. He was listed in critical condition with rib and elbow fractures.
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New York
Town
Financial District
Joseph J. Klein
Wall Street
Klein
Colorado Weather: Warm Tuesday With Scattered Showers
A weather summary reports 2 pm temperature at 88 degrees and a 24 hour period ending Tuesday with highs near 95 and a low around 54. Southwest Colorado stays fair through Wednesday with partly cloudy north areas and light showers in northern mountains. Temperatures include Denver 80 62 and Cheyenne 84 2, with a mix of mountain lows in the 30s to 50s and high Wednesday near 85.
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Colorado
Denver
Akron
Alamasa
Colorado Springs
Craig
Eagle
Fort Collins
la Junta
Laemar
Leadville
Limon
Pueblo
Trinidad
Cheyenne
Lander
Jaramie
Rock Springs Ag
Rawlins
Boulder
Longmont
Southwestern
Coloraio
Lille
Durango
Regional Weather Summary for Wyoming and New Mexico
Wyoming region reports cloudy conditions east of the Continental Divide Tuesday and Tuesday night with light mountain showers. Generally fair Tuesday through Wednesday with cooler readings in the north and in the south on Wednesday, warmer north Wednesday afternoon. Dusty winds in the south Tuesday afternoon. Temperatures range from low to mid 40s in the mountains to near 43 to 135 elsewhere. Highs on Wednesday in the 70s. New Mexico sees widespread showers and isolated thunderstorms eastern portions Tuesday afternoon and night, otherwise mostly clear with cloudiness through Wednesday. Warmer conditions in the east Tuesday afternoon, cooler northeast Wednesday, with highs about 100 in the south.
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Wyoming
Continental Divide
Inder
New Mexico
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