U S Pushes Winnie on Asian Plan
U S pressed Britain and Australia for rapid action to halt Communist expansion in Southeast Asia. President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles led high level talks with Churchill and other officials, aiming to form a broad anti Communist alliance including Britain and allies to deter further conquests in the region.
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United States
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Anthony Keer
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Hinuse
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Hagerty
Southeast Asia
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Hrita
Soutthnast
Nationalists Reported Pumping Oil From Russian Tanker
Nationalist China said a warship intercepted a tanker named Toapse Fortinsa and escorted it to Kaon siune port. Official sources did not confirm the tanker seizure. reports claim questions were asked of crew and possible operation issues.
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Taipem
Formos
Tistal
China
Kaonsiune
Lanker- Seager
Ant Pois
Setae Eariler
Arylite
Tuas
Nine Youths Arrested In Attack on Curtis
Washington police seized nine youths after a mob assault near the Capitol following a meeting with a group including Councilman William Rassenten. Police say about 200 people participated in the attack on Representative Curtis Wednesday night. nine youths were detained for questioning as investigators seek to identify others involved.
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Curtis
Washington
Ning
Los Angeles Harbor Fire Under Control
A large oil storage tank blaze at Los Angeles Harbor was contained Saturday after a wall around the Tide Water Associated storage area held. One worker and two firemen were injured, fifteen of twenty tanks were burned, and authorities estimated damage above a million dollars with hundreds of barrels of fuel destroyed or spilled. The fire’s origin remained under investigation.
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Conbal
Sissine Jana
Lance
Sabatge
Ambuy IV Courene Vlosire
PB. Coyle
Naieine Trentinai
Aly
Fe A. Hatin
May Jung
Law Eqaigment
Healoh
Fourth of July Parade Sees 26 4-H Floats Entered
The annual Fourth of July parade in Greeley features 26 4-H floats with plans for a 4 p.m. start at the starting point. Charles Lott Jr, parade chairman, says floats must sign up by Saturday. Prizes for organizations and commercial entries will be trophies, displayed at Gregory Clothing. judging occurs via personal inspection at the reviewing stand.
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Urneley
Charles Lott Jr
Parate
Anny Lille
Gregory Clothing Company
Sigw
Cheyenne Amnie Legion
Drum and Bugle
iGreeley Community Activities
Erm Mission Hand
Matleville High Jadioal Hand
South Denver
Drm Jand Hue Gorps
Kersey ‘Hand
Warren Ail Hare
Greeley Yew
Y Greeley Hich
Inntiar Police
Mile High
Denver
O West
Greeley
Truman Satisfactory After Surgery in Kansas City
Former President Harry S. Truman, age 70, remains satisfactory after June 20 operation in Kansas City. Doctors Wallace Graham report the surgery removed gall bladder and appendix.
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Kansas City
Harry & Truan
Wallace Graham
Hla
Truman
Make Up Your Mind on Rain Network Show Invite
Salt Lake City producer Lew Bracken says he is invited to appear on a rain network show while in New York for the Rav arhar conference. He was asked about a proposal to analyze the federal income tax and said he was flattered but could not yet give a definite answer.
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Salt Lake City
Bracken Lew
New York City
Lee
Fanny
Planes and Ground Parties Search for Lost California Girl
Civil Air Patrol planes join ground teams in a Saturday search for Kathy Paxton of Cupertino who disappeared Friday near Weds Lake in El Dorado National Forest. She was on an outing with her mother and an older brother.
Colorado Governor Proposes Academy Land Purchase Plan
Governor Thornton indicated Colorado may receive federal funding to buy land for the Air Force Academy site but urged spending the pledged one million on a stadium instead. He noted no decision yet and said the Legislature must amend the allocation, stressing Colorado Springs recreation needs and local fundraising efforts for academy facilities.
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Thornton
Colorado
Air Force Academy
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Thorntay
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Air Force World Furnish
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Fishermen Swept By Huge Lake Michigan Wave
CHICAGO reports say 17 fishermen were swept from rocks into Lake Michigan by a massive wave off Montrose Harbor and North Avenue Pier. Coast Guard, police, and fire units searched as several men were feared drowned. Weather Bureau cited a seiche from a squall line causing rapid water level changes along the shore.
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Chienga Tark Par Hee
Jon
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Side Lake
Montrose Harbor
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North Avenue
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U. S. Coast Guard
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Cuty
India
Michlean Fily
Assi Plately Owned
Dularr and
U.S Engineers Corps
Wik Aml Faye
Preakwater
Asafely
Fhore
Swisher Sees Weld County Drought Depths and Reports
State agriculture commissioner Paul Swithar said at a Weld County drought inspection that county reports and maps showing conditions were correct. He noted sincere and honest reports from Tuesday’s observers as maps and information were reviewed by the county drought committee for official use. Geores Andersen and five committee members reported on wheat prospects, with estimates of yields around 20 bushels to the sever, while other areas may yield 11 to 12 bushels. Most wheat will be harvested though some fields show poor stand and kernels. Factors include rainfall and limited irrigation, with several fields not germinating due to drought. County Agricultural Stabilization committee members and Farmers Home Administration representatives attended the meeting.
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Tony
Weldscounty
Lapersis
Couity Commeriewer Geores Andersen
Lgraver
Wyidson
Andersen
George Damesteid
Ormadway
Amlersen
Wen
Fagine
Willian Morehrad
Phairimad
Eonty Acricultural Ecanalization and Conservation Committee
Karl Funderbilt
Greeley
Farmers Home Administration
Farl Povetar
Geneva Negotiations Stall Amid Weeklong Impasse
Peace talks in Geneva stalled with seven delegations from New Delhi and Washington locked on the weeklong stalemate. No formal sessions planned for military or political talks. Washington and London discussions between Eisenhower and Churchill, and Nehru and Malate, were viewed as pivotal.
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Rowan WY
New Delhi
Washington
Weetara
Lew Dell
Cho Malat
Nehru
Section Worker's Body Found in Arkansas River
A river worker was found dead on the bank of the Arkansas River about ten miles east of Florence Sapard Short. Charles Canterbury said the woman appeared to have drowned after falling into the stream while drinking wine with a co worker earlier that day.
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Shiprick
Stellan
Asa
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Florens Sapard
Charles Canterbury
Shooting War Developing in Guatemala
Reports from Guatemala City describe escalating armed conflict as government and rebel forces clash near the capital. Air strikes, captured munitions, and foreign mediation attempts signal a volatile, widening war affecting Honduras and Nicaragua amid U.N. and OAS deliberations.
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Hs Fanun
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Opie
Joe Rutledge
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Inter-American Peace Committee
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United Nation
Oil Drilling Report From Zoida Well Near Snell OT
Oil drilling reports describe a Zoida well near Snell OT with rib staining and a suspected drip stem fault. The Cox Drilling Company crew reported about 1 foot of water and oil staining, in a field 30 miles east of Firebee, at approximately 6400 feet.
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Tay
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Pele Myerican
Prediction Company
Lingcans
Freien
Fear Aexploration Company
Robert Riehn
Lex Agath Oat Stoneham
Nenese
First Horse Show At 7:30 Tonight At Island Grove Park
The tenth annual Greeley horse show opens tonight at 7:30 with two shows Sunday. The event, at Island Grove Park, features walking Normes from Tennessee and Shetland ponies from various regions. Tickets for all shows are available. performances are at 2 pm Sunday and Thursday evening. Ten states are represented, totaling 182 scores.
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Coalreezea
Slara
Island Grove Park
Creeley
Tennessee
Scattered Showers Cool Northern Colorado Friday
Heavy rainfall caused yard flooding in Briggsdale and Ault. Streets flooded and a river headwaters rose near Coal Creek and Hardingol. Greeley saw milder temps with a light sprinkle. rainfall disrupted roads between Greeley and Denver and affected surrounding areas.
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Briggsdale
Hingesdale
Ault
Fray
Siw Ranch
Rotles
Steeeley
Cain
Hardingol
Pieter
Alice Branch
Wen
Denver
Weather Loa for 24 hours ending at & am Saturday
Weather outlook shows a tight 98 high and a low fi. Taylorano clear night and morning with parity cloudy afternoons, widely scattered showers and thunderstorms Saturday and Sunday. Temperature swings Saturday night and Sunday show rising and falling values with northwest winds. Sunday highs near 100 with showers and storms possible later. clear night with cooling trend.
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Plortlimest
Bar TA Romhoags
Train wreck near Hallam topples eight cars
A Rock Island train derailed near Hallam injuring multiple passengers and killing several. Rail officials and the state safety patrol investigated the scene as engineers and clerks recounted the chaotic moment when a car piled onto another. Passengers from Denver to Chicago described scrambling from wreckage and aiding the injured while hospitals treated those hurt with varying degrees of severity.
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Hallam
Lincoln
Neb
AL Bryan
Mavhelie Smith
Use of Water in Greeley Still Climbing
City officials report a record water use in Greeley with about 14,000,000 gallons consumed in one day last week. Officials warn wasteful practices and urge curbs to avoid stricter sprinkling restrictions.
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Adee Galtons
Bala
Bolen Waugh
Imuiniatration
Oper Howe
Mnes
Child Injured In Highway 87 Crash
Debra Martin, a two year old Los Angeles girl, suffered severe body burns and a deep forehead wound when a trailer she rode in rolled 19 feet along a graveled shoulder 48 miles north of Loveland. Her mother, Barbara Joy Martin, 21, drove about 40 mph. police rushed the child to Loveland hospital.
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Rattie Sirce
Debra Martin
Loveland Hospital
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Mamma
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Dibba
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Longmont Girl Killed By Car at 8th and Coffman
A two year old girl, Karen Lee Murpus of Longmont, died instantly after being struck by a car at the intersection of 8th and Coffman streets. The driver, Rubs Ivete Gillard, 51, said she did not see the child before the collision. The mother and driver were hospitalized for shock. The child's father, a Colorado National Guard sergeant, had weeks of field training nearby when the accident occurred.
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Karen Lee Murpus
William
Murray
Lee
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Lotte
Keith Cunningham
Rubs Ivete Gillard
Ot Long
Adenauer Faces Rough Sledding in Election
German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer faces a tough Sunday election in North Rhine Westphalia. More than nine million voters will choose 200 parliament men in the Ruhr region, the state's industrial heartland.
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Tvsseldore
Germany
Care
Konrad Adenauer
Pera
North Rhine Westphaltia
West Germany
Major League Baseball Names Notable Umpires and Coaches
A fragmented league report lists umpire and coaching names including Kilppetein Pataa Cleo Coop Antonelli Wilhelm Gri som and Westrtin. The item hints at National and Major League affiliations with New York references and clipped team or status notes.
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Mational League
Oad
New York
Oligo ET Kilppetein
Pataa
Cleo Coop
Antonelli, Wilhelm &. Grisom
Westrtin
Rescue Call Triggers Officers to Greenville Help
A telephone operator relayed a polite message from a worried woman in distress. Officers hurried to the address, found doors unlocked, and secured the scene. The woman appeared shaken but safe and asked for water, which the officers provided.
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Greenville
Hank
Jury Convicts Frank E. Lutz in murder case
In district court a jury finds Frank E. Lutz guilty of second degree murder for the fatal shooting of his wife in their De year apartment. The verdict was delivered after deliberations lasting the day as prosecutors and defense observers watched.
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Frank B. Lute
Freday
Rostmary Si Fed
Local Democratic Slate Faces County Race In Lake Day
Announce-Charles Lindsay and Gemocratic chair ORane lead the slate as the county seeks two seats in the House of Representatives. Voters head to polls to determine the two winners as indecisive race dynamics unfold in the region.
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Charles Lindsay
Orane
Lake Day
Thn County
Representse Tenver
Deffersen Cou
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