Governor signs disaster fund and four bills in Colorado
Governor McNichols announced the 12 million disaster fund bill to combat eastern Colorado grasshopper infestation and also approved unemployment extension, fund transfers, a tax refund transfer, and highway pesticide spending. He noted the remaining bill on civil service demands and will review unemployment laws next session.
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Denver
McNichols
Legislaure
Colorado
Salt Lake Gily
Mrl Nichols
McNichals
Courts list of drivers in Greeley and surrounding area
In the Courts Howard Murray's JP Court Donald Lee Herbst of Greeley reckless driving $150 and costs 60 days in jail Ronnie D Herbst of Greeley aiding and abetting careless driving F25 and costs Robert Eall Noe of 1008 6th Ave exceeding safe speed $10 and costs Esdabedo Feliciano Gonzales petty larceny $10 and costs Severo Will Arrea of Bowley Kersey drunk driving second offense and no operator's license £155 and cash and 18 days in jail with 90 days suspended if fine and costs paid Mary Martinez of 623 4th St drunk driving and no operator's license 3105 and costs Julio Arce of Route 3 aiding and abetting drink prying $100 and costs Frank Samaniego of Greeley petty larceny $10 and costs and 60 days in jail Francis E. Barger of 1791 sth rt drunk driving $100 and costs George EB Prohasen of Loveland drunk driving second offense $200 and costs and 10 days in jail with 90 days suspended if fine and costs paid.
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Howard Murray
Donald Lee Herbst
Greeley
Ronnie D. Herbst
Robert Eall Noe
6Th Ave
Esdabedo Feliciano Gonzales
Severo
Bowley
Kersey
Mary Martinez
4Th St
Julio Arce
Frank Samaniego
Francis E. Barger
Sth!rt
George EB. Prohasen
Loveland
Transport Problems Loom Large for Weld County Schools
Weld County school committee debates district lines with Eaton, Ault, Nunn, and Pierce under review. Subcommittee members Turner and Cowley hear views from local boards on state delays, transportation, and the need for a public hearing before final lines are drawn. Several superintendents argue for larger or smaller districts to balance pupil numbers and travel.
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Thane Thrner
Weld County
Pinaniey
Cantraittee
Nunn
Turner
Glenn Cowley
Grover
Wayne Norman
la Salle
Tom Nix Jr
Baeton
Eaton
Wyoming
Thal Wey
Ault
Ault Board
C. R. Patterson
Patterson
Thomann
Frank Thomann
State Commissioner of Education
Weld Committee
Senate
Lew
Pierce
Donald E. Volnert
Jess Hy
Carrard
Aull
Hunn
Bartlett
Ray Bartlett
Community
Langer Wins Fourth Term Without Party Backing
North Dakota senator William Langer, a veteran GOP figure, wins the Republican nomination for a fourth term without party backing in a primary against Lt. Col. Clyde Duffy. With 20 precincts reported, Langer leads 24,463 to 15,178, while Democrat Raymond G. Wendzel leads the Sahale nomination race over Anson J. Andersen.
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Fargo
N. D
North Dakota
William Langer
Clyde Duffy
Chalee
Duffy
Langer
Lily Spring
Hevils Lake
Maryland
Raymond G. Wendsel
Farmer
Garpio
Sahale
Anson J. Andersen
Publi Service
Weekend Visits And Local Club Gatherings In Carr
Local residents hosted guests from Flagler Denver and Berthoud over the weekend. The Friendly Neighbors club met for June with plans for a bridal shower and a possible September field trip.
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Carr
Charles Armitstead
Flagler
Tom Ellison
John Conrand
Denver
Ellisons
Lester Chadwicks
Strank Hiislol
Berthoud
Berthoud High School
Friendly Neighbors Club
Randall Yates
Harry WR
Colorado Springs
Cal
Ed van Why
Plana
Richard Ayers
Yates
Bonnie Hutchison
Henry Pratge
Christian Science Monitor
Bernard Patrick
Cheryl Ayer
Mark Stewart
Tedwood City
Calif
H. F. Scheoedlers
George Chadwick
Chadwick
Stewarts
Schreiders
Beaver
Bill Derger
Charles Buckmaster
Amily
Sheridan
Union Carbide Wins Anti-Trust Verdict
In San Francisco a U.S. District Court jury ruled for Union Carbide & Carbon Corp in a 1.384 million civil suit accusing it and subsidiaries of conspiring to fix prices and monopolize vanadium ore and oxides from 1989 to 1999. Continental Ore Co. of New York and partners faced the verdict with Union Carbide named among the defendants.
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San Francisco
U. S
Union Carbide & Carbon Corp
New York City
Continental Ore Lo
New York
Henry J. Lait
Lena Schloss
Continental
Union Carbid
Colo Springs Firm Wins Delta Contract
The General Services Administration awarded a 3790 dollar contract for exterior and interior painting at the Delta post office in Colorado. Norwell Brothers Painting Co., Colorado Springs, was the successful bidder. The report notes district voting patterns and a committee meeting scheduled for Thursday at 8 pm at the Greenwood courthouse amid ongoing drought conditions in Columbia.
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Denver
General Services Administration
Weednesday
Delta
Colo
Norwell Brothers Painting Co
Cal
Colorado Springs
Joint Venture Firm To Get Navajo Dam Contract
The Morrison Knudsen Co Inc Henry J Karl and Construction Co of Los Angeles will receive a 22.8 million dollar Navajo Dam contract on the San Juan River New Mexico. The award was announced by the Secretary of the Interior and the firm has four years to complete the project as part of the Upper Colorado Alger Storage 1 Project.
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Wasitington
Navajo Dam
San Juan River
New Mexico
Morrison-Knudsen Co., Inc
Henry J. Kalr
Parole Board Powers Upheld by Denver Judge
Judge William A. Black ruled the Parole Board has sole power to revoke parole and that no provision allows appeal or judicial review. Writs of habeas corpus by six inmates from Canon City and Buena Vista were dismissed as improper. The court scheduled further hearings for two more parole revocation cases next Tuesday.
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Denver
Black
Parole Board
Denver District Court
Taige
Neil Horan
Aso Volcano Erupts Again Over Coastal Japan
Diminishing tremors marked Wednesday as Aso volcanic eruption Tuesday night sent rocks and ash over a two mile radius. The 5,200 foot cone devastated small buildings, with the heaviest death toll since its first known eruption in 796 A D. The crater sits in Asa National Park attracting tourists.
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Kumanoto
Japan
Asa National Park
Japanese Students Demonstrate Outside Russian Embassy
Japanese students gathered outside the Russian embassy in Tokyo on Wednesday waving placards and shouting explain the execution of Nagy and Riger Khrushchev. After about an hour they dispersed and left a statement in the embassy mailbox as the iron gates stayed closed.
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Tokyo
Nagy
Riger Khrushchev
Colorado Escapee Caught in Seattle
David Grant Smith, 31, an escapee from the Colorado Penitentiary at Canon City, was arrested at his sister's home in Seattle by FBI agents. Smith escaped from the Colorado prison on April 23 and had been serving a term for parole violation.
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Seattle
David Grant
Smith
Colorado
Canon City
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Donald S. Hostetter
FBI
Congress Sends Water Projects Bill Passes After Compromise
Congress sent a compromise water projects bill to President Eisenhower after conference talks. The measure authorizes about 150 projects in navigation flood control beach provision and power with a total cost of 1.556 billion. Colorado provisions include three Reclamation Bureau projects: Purga torio Ri or dam near Trinidad Collbran Project and Paonia Project with costs 16.6 million 4.0 million and 1.0 million respectively.
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Washington
Congress
Eisenhower
Colorado
Burea
Tridad
Birthday Tragedy Drowns One Year Old in Mop Bucket
In Nashville Tennessee an infant boy named Albert Hurt drowned after tumbling from a bed into a mop bucket filled with water on his first birthday. Authorities report the accident occurred Tuesday at the family’s home, with Albert the son of Mr and Mrs Albin Hurt of Eden.
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Nashville
Tenn
Albert Hurt
Albin EK
Albert
House Committee Blocks Fryingpan Arkansas Project Action
Washington AP reports the House Interior Committee blocked action on the 160 million Fryingpan Arkansas project in Colorado after Rep John Saylor questioned a lack of quorum. A vote was not held and a further meeting is expected next Wednesday.
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Washington
House
Colorado
John Saylor
R-Pa
House Interior Committee
Saylor
Edgar Chenoweth
R-Cale
Agai
Wayne N. Aspinall
Dcolo
Rockies
Arkansas River
Two Greeley youths and La Salle boy held for burglary
Three juveniles, two aged 15 and one aged 10, were taken into custody Tuesday for burglary at a La Salle center. They admitted breaking in and stealing about $12 in cash, two pairs of shoes, eight pairs of sunglasses and cigarettes. Charges of juvenile delinquency will be filed in county court.
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la Salle
Wie
E. A. Biers Bats
D Salle
W. C. Teatman
Wegiman
Death of Lowry airman in Colorado highway crash
Douglas Stanley of Lowry Air Force Base died when his car overturned down a 50 foot embankment on U S highway 40 in Jefferson county. Three passengers were injured Paula Kunkel Marilyn Howand and Gilbert Apolaca. Stabley died on arrival at Denver General Hospital.
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Denver
Douglas Stanley
Lowry Air Force Base
U. 8
Jefferson County
Paula Kunkel
Idaho Springs
Marilyn Howand
Gilbert David Apolaca
Forest
Seaton Prefers Adams Remain At Current Post
Secretary Seaton said he is willing to leave Sherman Adams in Eisenhower's hands, amid questions over Adams fate. After a White House conference with the president, Seaton, mentioned as a possible replacement, stated his stance on Adams remaining where he is.
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Washington
Seaton
Sherman Adams
Eisenhower
Adams
White House
Newstand Operator Faces Back Taxes Claim in Colorado
Irvin D. Grobe, a Colorado Springs newsstand operator, was charged in Denver with failing to pay 30 598 in 1958 excise taxes. The U S District Court complaint seeks a lien attached to a Grobe life insurance policy and notes partial payment of the taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Irvin D. Grobe
Colorado Springs
U. S
Grobe
Vernon V. Kerring
Pickets Block Chrysler Missile Plant Traffic
Defiant pickets force a long line of traffic around Chrysler missile plant as United Auto Workers members protest, blocking entry to the plant that manufactures Jupiter and Redstone missiles.
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Chrysler Missile
Detroit
Wienaglion
Chrysler Corp
United Auto Workers Union
Redstone
Woman Lives in Doghouse Faces Court Action Over 46 Dogs
New York reports Mrs. Marsha Hinrichsen, a gray haired resident, living in a one room brownstone described as a doghouse on Wivesil. By Wednesday the canine population could drop to two or she may face another court round. Magistrate Walter Bayer told Mrs. Hinrichsen and the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals have battled over the dogs amid neighbor complaints about food and water.
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New York
APY
Marsha Hinrichsen
Wives Il
Lipper Manhattan
Hinrichson
Hindehsen
Maxistrate Walter Bayer
Wintichsen
Society For the
Vim Turns Down School Merger
Hie Vin school district patrons rejected joining Grover or New Raymer districts. Twenty-eight voted against merger and twenty-eight voted to stay in the same high school district. The meeting president did not vote. Robert Riggs, secretary, announced residents oppose being in a larger district due to isolation and poor road access.
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Hie Vin
Weld County School Planning Committee
Grover
Raymer
Fion-High
New Raymer
Grovers
U S Charges Russia Managed Demonstration
Washington reports the United States accuses the Russian government of state managing a demonstration against the U S embassy in Moscow and says the action increases international tension. The U S also rebuked Tass for distorting coverage of a protest by Hungarian refugees outside the Soviet UN mission in New York City.
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Washington
United States
U.S
Moscow
State Dept
Tass
United Nations
New York City
Keeton Faces Court Martial For AWOL Flight
Airman Ronald Keston, 19, was convicted by a Keesler court martial for AWOL after stealing a plane in Gulfport on June 12 and landing near Tyler, Texas. He fled search efforts and hid at his mother’s Dallas home before his capture. sentence: 30 days hard labor, reduced to airman basic, $65 forfeiture, subject to review.
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Miss
RE. C
Ronald Keston
Dallas
Tex
Keesler Air Force East
Ldg
Keeton
Gulfport
Civisign
Tylor
Ste 47
Lycanalt
Bookmobile Expands Community Stops in Weld County
The Weld County Library bookmobile adds two new community stops. Beginning Thursday it will visit Evans Town Hall 2:30 to 3:00 p.m. every other week, and Belair subdivision every other Thursday starting July 3 from 2:30 to 3:30 p.m. In Greeley it also serves Brentwood Hillside and Jackson Field areas on alternating weeks with upcoming stops at Prefabs June 20 9 to 10:20 a.m Hillside June 30 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. and Brentwood July 8 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. The bookmobile carries books and other materials. library cards are free.
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Weld County Lbrary
Betty Adcock
Courtly
Book Mobile
Town Hall
Evans
Belair Subdivision
Belair Lane
Greeley
Brentwood
Hillside
Jackson Field
Hospital admissions and discharges in Weld County area
The list records hospital admissions on Tuesday June 24 including Patricia Mirelez La Salle and Rob ert Rangel 125 13th Ave along with numerous others from Fort Morgan Windsor Loveland Loveland area and nearby towns. Dismissals include Conrad Yost 1208 6th St Patricia Garcia La Salle Nadine Daubert 2417 12th Ave Ct and multiple residents of Johnstown Ault and Fort Collins.
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Weld County General Hospital
Patricia Mirelez
la Salle
Robert Rangel
Ave
Jamie B. Steinkraus
W. Claude Dunn
Larry Sobreluer
Fort Morgan
David Sharp
Ath Ave
Robert Berry
Ethel Meteer
Ith St
Henry Propp
Windsor
Eugene W. Babcock
Uamfield
Clara St. Domke
Bonet
Alvin Kobel
Lemuel E. Christensen
Brush
AD H. Coleman
Robert F. Kirk
Doris Shirley
Pierce
William
Otto
Haddenhall
Clyde
Rogers
Milliken
Ora A. Bhultz
8Th
Elviry Galvan
Lot
William Boulter
Platteville
Stelle Fern Fletcher
Moniview Blvd
Clyde E. Bruce
Everett J. Read
Fernando Mernantes
Sor
Ray Robiert Hensley
Ault
Mee
14Th Ave
Celestine Sancher
Fort Collins
South Carolina Elects Hollings New Governor
Ernest F. Hollings, a Charleston lawyer and veteran campaigner, won South Carolina's governorship by about 45,000 votes over Donald F. Russell. At 36, he becomes the state's youngest governor in modern times.
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Columbia
Ernest F. Hollings
Charleston
South Carolina
Donald F. Russell
Sales Slump Halts Rosy Future Seen
Washington reports the Commerce Department says the sales and production slump that fueled the recession has bottomed. The decline from 1957 has halted about 15 percent below late 1956 levels, though inventory liquidation remains a major risk. Jobless figures for June are expected higher, mainly due to students and teachers seeking summer work, with May employment at 64.051 million and unemployment at 4.501 million.
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Washington
Commerce Dapl
Department
Soil Conditioner Sues Victor for 3 Percent Million
Cripple Creek AP The town of Victor Teller county faced a 3.5 million lawsuit after a Colorado Springs man, M. B. Martin, claimed the Bison Park reservoir contamination prevented peat removal under a contract with the city. He seeks 212 million cubic yards of peat and 45000 in lost profits from 1957 58 and asks the reservoir drainage to enable removal. A prior similar case was dismissed in Denver for lack of jurisdiction.
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Cripple Creek
Victor
Teller County
Colorado Springs
Bison Park
M. B. Martin
Martin
Ilegally
Wiatrict
Denver
Jurge Lee Koons
Alaskan Prospector Smith Dies at 9 in San Jose
Alexander Malcolm Smith, a famed Alaskan prospector and explorer who appeared in about two dozen films, died Tuesday in San Jose. He led the Six Hubert Wilking North Pole expedition and became a well known figure in early exploratory media.
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San Jose
Calif
Alexander Malcolm Smith
Smith
Hubert Wilking North Pole
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Kay
Tokyo Red Embassy
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Jerry Anderson
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Anderson
Pannes
George Miler
Lowry
Tribune
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Weld County Livestock Comm. Co
1St Ave
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Weld County Livestock Commission Co
Springer
KFKA
Claude Redman
Ralph Greenwood
Elmer
Abe Wen
Ole Swanson
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