Governor Signs Disaster Fund and Four Other Bills
Governor McNichols signed a 134 million disaster fund to curb eastern Colorado grasshopper infestation and approved four additional measures. He extended unemployment benefits by 12 weeks to next April, allowed temporary transfers from special funds, moved 704000 from an unused tax refund account, and authorized highway funds for insecticide spray roadsides. He noted a civil service reform bill remains to be acted on pending a November constitutional amendment.
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Denver
McNichols
Colorado
Salt Lake City
Interstate Oil Compact Commission
Bent
Kiowa
Colorado Agriculture Dept
Utah
Tay
Oney
Courts Recall Multiple Driving Offenses In Greeley Area
Howard Murray's JP Court reports actions against Donald Lee Herbst of Greeley for reckless driving with H50 and costs and 60 days in jail. Ronnie D Herbst of Greeley pleads aiding and abetting careless driving with 25 pounds and costs. Hubert Earl Noe of 1008th Ave Greeley cited for exceeding safe speed with 10 dollars costs. Esdavedo Feliciano Gonzales charged with petty larceny 10 dollars and costs. Sebero Villareal of Route 1 Kersey charged with drunk driving second offense and no operator license with fines, costs, and 180 days, 99 suspended on payment. Mary Martinez of 623 4th St charged with drunk driving and no operator license with 105 dollars costs. Tulio Arce of Houte 3 cited for aiding and abetting drink driving 106 dollars, Frank Samaniego of Gfdrev charged with petty larceny 10 dollars and costs and 64 days in jail. En E. Barger of 701 Std charged with drunk driving 100 dollars costs. Probasto of Loveland cited for drunk driving second offense 200 dollars costs and days in jail with 0 suspended if paid.
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Howard Murray
Donald Lee Herbst
Greeley
Ronnie D. Herbst
Hubert Earl Noe
Esdavedo Feliciano Gonzales
Petiy Larceny
Sebero Vill Arreal
Route 1
Kersey
Transport Problems Loom Large for N.E. Weld School
Weld County planning committee hears district alignment options and transportation concerns. Officials from Eaton Ault Nunn Pierce and Wyatt advocate keeping Eaton with Ault or forming larger districts, citing student numbers routes and local tax impacts. Discussions stress open minds cooperation and minimizing fragmentation while aiming to serve all districts and high school populations.
Langer Wins GOP Nomination Without Party Backing
In North Dakota, veteran Senator William Langer secures a fourth term as Republican nominee without party backing, defeating Devils Lake attorney Harold Duffy in the primary. With 830 of 2,332 precincts reporting, Langer leads 24,463 to 18,178 amid health notes and a preconcession statement from Duffy. Democratic rival Raymond G. Wendell leads Anson J. Anderson in Senate race as results show 10,857 to 105,062 from 784 precincts.
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Duffy
Devils Lake
Langer
Maryland
Raymond G. Wendsel
Farmer
Carpio
Senate
Anson J. Anderson
Local Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits and Club Meeting
Carr and Mrs Armitstead of Flagler spent the weekend with their daughter Mrs Tom Ellison and family. Denver visitors Mrs John Courand and family joined the Ellisons for dinner and drove the Armitsteads back to Denver. Lester Chadwicke hosts were Mr and Mrs Frank Brigial of Berthoud. Friendly Neighbors club under Mrs Randel Yates hosted June meeting with My Favorite Summer Menu and plans for clothing for the adopted Colorado Springs child.
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Carr
Charles Armitstead
Flagler
Tom Ellison
Ant
John Courand
Denver
Ellisons
Lester Chadwicke
Frank Brigial
Berthoud
Berthoud High School
Friendly Neighbors Club
Randel Yates
Harry Ill
Colorado Springs
Sweel Gihe
Ed van Why
Richard Ayers
Yates
Bonnie Hutchison
Henry Prange
Christian Science Monitor
Barnard Patrick
Cheryl Ayer S
Mark Stewart
Hedwood City
Calif
Schroeders
George Chadwick
Chadwick
Stewarts
Lester Chadwicks
Bill Berger
Charles Buckmaster
Sheridan
Union Carbide Wins Anti-Trust Verdict
A San Francisco federal jury returned a verdict for Union Carbide against Continental Green and partners in a Sherman Act suit. The case alleged a conspiracy to control prices and monopoly in vanadium ore and oxides from 1933 to 1949, involving Union Carbide and subsidiaries.
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SAN Trancisco
AU. S
Union Carbide & Carbon Corp
New York City
Tne
Continental Green
New York
Henry Id, Lair
Lena Schloss
Continental
Union Carbide
Vanadiana Corp. of America
Colo Springs Firm Wins Delta Contract
A General Services Administration contract worth 3,700 dollars was awarded for exterior and interior painting at the Delta post office. Norvell Brothers Painting Co. of Colorado Springs won, as part of Purcell’s district project.
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Denveram
General Services Administration
Wedness Day
Delta
Colo
Norvell Brothers Painting Co
Colorado Springs
Joint Venture Firm To Get Dam Contract
The Navajo Dam contract on the San Jan River in New Mexico for 22.8 million dollars will go to Morrison-Kandeen Co Inc Henry J Kaiser and Contracting Co of Los Angeles. The award was announced by the Secretary of the Interim Seal with a Wednesday authorization. This marks the third prime dam contract for major features of the Upper Colorado River Storage Project.
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Washington
Navajo
San Jan
New Mexico
Morrison-Kandeen Co., Inc
Henry J. Kaiser and Contracting Co
Los Angeles
Colorado River
Parole Board Can Revoke Freedom, Judge Decides
Denver District Court ruled the Colorado Parole Board has sole discretion to revoke paroles. Writs by six Ute State Penitentiary inmates and two Buena Vista Reformatory prisoners were dismissed. Judge Black held no judicial review exists for parole revocations and that authority rests with the board.
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Dist
William A. Black
Colorado Parole Board
Denver District Court
Neil Horan
Aso Spews After Kay 12 Eruption Kills 12 in Japan
Mt Aso in Kumanoto blasted Tuesday night with rocks and ash within a two mile radius, destroying small buildings. Twelve people killed and 28 injured as tremors persisted through Wednesday. The 1225 foot active volcano is a major feature of Aso National Park.
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Kumanoto
Japan
Mt. Aso
Japanese Demonstrate at Tokyo Red Embassy
About 50 Japanese students demonstrated outside the Russian embassy in Tokyo on Wednesday. They waved placards and shouted Explain the Execution of Nagy and Killer Khrushchev. After about an hour they dispersed, leaving a statement in the embassy mailbox as the iron gates stayed closed.
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Tokyo
Nagy
Khushchev
Colorado Escapee Caught in Seattle
David Grant Smith thirty one, an escapee from the Colorado Penitentiary at Canon City, was arrested at his sister's home in Seattle Tuesday by FBI agents. FBI official Donald Lostetter said Smith escaped from the Colorado prison on April twenty three. he had been serving time there as a paralegal inmate.
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Seattle
David Grant Smith
Colorado
Canon City
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Donald Lostetter
FSI
Smith
Congress Sends Water Projects Bill to President Eisenhower
Congress sent to President Eisenhower a compromise version of a 1.56 billion dollar water projects authorization bill after cabinet conferences. The measure authorizes about 150 projects in navigation flood control beach erosion and power, with names including the Puragatorio River dam and reservoir near Trinidad the Collbran Project and the Padnia Project in Colorado.
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Washington
Congress
Eisenhower
Traidad
Drowns on Birthday Tragedy Saff Nashville Child
A one year old boy, Albert Burt, died after tumbling from his bed into a mop bucket of water. The incident occurred in Nashville Tennessee on Tuesday as part of the Albin family’s first birthday observance, with locals noting it as a heartbreaking accident.
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Nashville, Tenn
Albert Burt
Mto
Albin FE
Eiden- Id
Alvort
Fryingpan-Arkansas project blocked over quorum dispute
Washington AP report says House Interior Committee action on the 160 million Fryingpan Arkansas project to Colorado was blocked because no quorum was present. Rep. John Saylor raised the issue after a brief session. vote on the bill is not expected until the next regular meeting. An amendment by Rep. Wayne Aspinall sought to change water diversion limits on the project.
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Washington
J. Edgar Chenoweth
R-Cole
Saylor
Lis Point
Colorado
Wayne N. Aspinall
Dcole
Rockies
Arkansas River
Three Boys Held For Burglary In La Salle Center
Three youths, two aged 15 and one 16, were arrested Tuesday over two burglaries at the FB A Biers Bargain Center in La Salle on April 18. About $12 in cash, two pairs of shoes, eight sunglasses, and eight cartons of cigarettes were taken. Charges of juvenile delinquency will be filed in county court.
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Greeley
la Salle
FB. A. Biers Barggin Center
W. C. Teglman
Wennesday
Ani
Tegiman
Colorado 150th highway death in yearful crash at embankment
Douglas E. Branley of Lowry Air Force Base died when his car rolled end over end down a 50 foot embankment on U S 40 in Jefferson County. Three passengers Paula Kunkel 21 Marilyn Howand 21 and Gilbert Apodace 19 were injured. Stabley died en route to General Hospital. State Patrolman James Dutt said the car skidded across the highway and toppled after hitting a guard rail. The toll raised Colorado highway fatalities to 150 for the year, up from 134 a year ago.
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Denver
Douglas E. ‘Branley
Lowry Air Force Base
U. 18
Jefferson County
Paula Kunkel
Idaho
Faren” Stabley
Areival
Wew General Hospital
James Duttavid
Colorado
Tme
Seaton backs Adams staying in Eisenhower circle
Secretary of the Interior Seaton on Wednesday said he would keep Sherman Adams in his current role with President Eisenhower and suggested leaving the matter in the president's hands after a White House conference.
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Washington
Seaton
Sherman Adams
Eisenhower
Newstand Operator Charged Over Back Taxes
Denver report says Irvin D. Grabe, Colorado Springs stand operator, was charged with failure to pay 30,598 in 1956 excise taxes. The complaint in district court seeks foreclosure on a lien tied to a life insurance policy held by Grobe. Assistant U. S. Attorney Vernon V. Kerring indicated partial payment was expected.
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Denver
Irvin D. Grabe
Colorado Springs
Ands
Grobe
Vernon
Kerring
U. S
Pickets Block Chrysler Missile Plant Traffic
Pickets from the United Auto Workers union blocked traffic at the Chrysler missile plant for a third day. The protest came as workers marched before the plant, which produces Army Jupiter and Redstone missiles, causing long lines and delays.
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Dethomt Ft
Waim
Chrysler Corp
United Auto Workers Union
Redstone
Woman in Upper Manhattan Keeps 46 Dogs in a Doghouse
Mrs Martha Hinrichsen, an elderly widow, lives in a seven room brownstone in Upper Manhattan housing 46 dogs. Magistrate Waller Bayer warned she must reduce the canine population by Wednesday or stand court action. The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals has filed complaints from neighbors alleging insufficient food and water for the animals.
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New York
Martha Ihnrichsen
Wttle Indy
Upper Manhattan
Hinrishsen
Uinrichsen
Waller Bayer
Vim Turns Down School Merger
Vim patrons reject joining Grover or New Raymer districts in a Weld County plan. In a letter to the School Planning Committee, 28 voted against merger and 28 to stay in a non high school district. The meeting’s president did not vote, and residents accuse the committee of ignoring their isolated location and roads. The letter, from Robert Bipts secretary of the briefing, was read after Monday night’s gathering.
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Shane Turner
Weld County
Nunn Bord
Turner
Glenn Cows Hey
Grover
Wayne Norman
la Salle
Fom Nix dx
Raton
Eaton
Wyoming
Ault
Muth
Aul Board
C. H. Patterson
Bull Board
Sven
Patterson
Thomann
Frank Thomann
State Comenissioner of Education
Weld Committee
Hat Weld
Pierce
Donald £. Tolbert
al Pierce
Nunn
Austie
Vim
Weld County School Planning Committee
Raymer
Yen
New Raymer
Commissioner of Education
Robert Bipts
Theriefing
U S and Soviet Clash Over Moscow Demonstration
Washington accused the Soviet government of managing the Moscow demonstration against the U S embassy and warned the situation would heighten international tension. At the same time the U S charged Tass with distorting facts of a Sunday demonstration by Hungarian refugees against the Soviet United Nations mission in New York City.
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Washington
United States
U. S
Moscow
Tass
United Nations
New York City
Keeton Faces Penalty In AWOL Airman Case
Airman R. C. Merald Keeton, 19, was convicted by a Keesler court martial of AWOL after renting a plane to visit his Dallas girlfriend. He faces 30 days hard labor and a rank reduction, with additional forfeiture and confinement penalties under review. Keeton fled Gulfport on June 12, landed near Tyler, Texas, and was captured two days later at his mother's home in Texas. He previously sought to marry 1 year old Doris Lynn Bowling.
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Bisoni
R. C. Merald Keeton
Dallas
Tex
Gulfport
Tyler
Tails
Wil
Sel LI
Doris Lynn
Bookmobile Adds Community Stops
Weld county Library bookmobile adds stops at Evans town hall and Belair subdivision on alternating Thursdays starting July 3, with visits to Greeley Brentwood Hillside and Jackson field prefab village every other week. Reads books, materials available for all ages. library cards free.
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Weld County Library
Betty Adcock
Town Hall
Evans
Belair Subdivision
Belair Lane
Greeley
Brentwood
Hillside
Jackson Field
Warker
Eges
Admitted and dismissed names list at Weld County General
Hospital admissions and discharges listed for Weld County General on Tuesday June 24 include Patricia Mirelez La Salle Mrs Rob ert Rangel 125 13th Ave and many others with addresses in La Salle Windsor Fort Morgan and surrounding towns. Multiple patients admitted and later dismissed such as Conrad Yost Birs Lewis Larson and Patricia Garcia are noted along with staff and location details.
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Weld County General Hospital
Patricia Mirelez
la Salle
Robert Rangel
13Th Ave
Tannie B. Steinkraus
3Th St
W. Claude Dunn
8Th Ave
Larry Schreiner
Fort Morgan
David Sharp
Bth
Robert Berry
Ethel Mercer
11Th St
Henry Propp Jr
Windsor
Eugene W. Babcock
Camfield
Clara S. Douke
Bowell
Alvin Kobel
Ith St
Lemuel
Christensen
Brush
At H. Coleman
24Th St
Robert F. Kirk
Bai Oth St
Doris Shirley
Pierce
William O. Otto
Haddenhall
Clyde H. Rogers
Milliken
Ora A. Shult
Rersey
Conrad Yost
6Th St
Lewis Larson
Loveland
Patricia Garcia
Nadine Daubert
12Th Ave
Lawrence Tow
Johnstown
Tacob Lebeack
James R. Pfeffer
Berry
Clifford Leaf
Lucerne
Lloyd G. Straight
Evans
Mary Lyes
Elvira Galyan
William Boulter
Platteville
Stella Fern Fletcher
Montview
Clyde B. Brace
Everett J. Reed
Fernando Hernandez and Son
Ruy Robert Hensley
Frank H. Warren
14Th Ave
Celestina Sanchez
Fort Collins
South Carolina Elects Hollings New Governor
Ern est F. Hollings, a Charleston lawyer and relentless campaigner, was chosen as South Carolina's next governor by a margin of 45,000 votes over Donald S. Russell. At 236, he becomes the state's youngest governor in modern times.
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Columbia F. C
Ernest F. Hollings
Charleston
South Carolina
Donald S. Russell
Sales Slump Halts Rosy Future Seen
WALMINGTON AP The Commerce Dept says the sales and production slump has stopped, the broadest government statement yet that the recession may be bottoming. The report notes inventories still liquidating and looming jobless figures. May employment 64,061,000, unemployment 4,904,000.
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Walmington
Commerce Dept
Soil Conditioner Sues Victor for 3 Percent Million
Cripple Creek Colorado AP report says M B Martin a soil conditioner sues Victor town in Tollner county for 3.5 million damages claiming the Bison Park reservoir water blocked peat removal under an 1957 contracts to 1959 renewal. He seeks 218 million cubic yards of peat and 45000 in profits plus reservoir drainage. A prior similar case was dismissed in Denver for lack of jurisdiction.
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Cripple Creek
Victor
Toller County
Colorado Springs
Bison Park
M. B. Martin
Martin
N ‘Pontract
U. & District Court
Denver
Lee Frous
Alaskan Prospector Alexander Smith Dies in California
Alexander Malcolm Smith eight died Tuesday in Ban Jose California. The famed Alaskan prospector and explorer appeared in a dozen movies and served as second in command of the Six Hubert Wilkins North Pole expedition in 1926.
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Ban Jose
Calif
Alexander Malcolm Smith
Smith
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