GOP Watchdog Charges Misuse of Govl. Funds
A U S Senate speech by Williams accuses Agriculture Department officials of misusing government funds through poultry loans. He cites loans to a doctor, Otto Zurcher, and J. Frank Kendrick among others, claiming transfers aided real estate and restaurant ventures with Farm Credit and Home Loan programs. Kendrick defends the loan as proper and refinancing ready, while Williams alleges improper favoritism and pending adjustments.
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K-Dell
Ages Culture Department
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Cadillac
Walt
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Williams
Sussex County
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Warcante
Otto Zurcher
Arapmhue
Cole
FCA
Quicher
Hhrough
Haderal Homlink
Tepaka
Pail
Agriculture Department
J. Frank Kendrick
Kendrick
PCA
Willama
R. J. McLeareh
Farmers Home
Am Intterder
RpRevh
Alvinion
Champalan County
Ohio
Climax Miner Killed by Carbon Monoxide
Climax miner CLIMAX a Truman Woods died Friday from carbon monoxide exposure in a ventilation shaft as he bailed at Civis No. Here Woods death marked the first production family atlimax side Nemember of 180 percent. He had worked for the firm about Mod yeara. Andrew Conaldy, lake euMty baronet, ruled Woods died from the gun which collected in the section of the Philipsen nine p hiere be wile work.
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Truman Woods
Salida
Civis No ‘Yndeom Co
Woods
Atlimax
Modyeara
Andrew Conaldy
Lake euMty
Philipsen
Tom Campbell Backs Slashing Wheat Quotas
Tom Campbell urges large wheat quota cuts and argues production controls are needed to remove government price distortions. The former agriculture figure, born 1882 in North Dakota, cites past support for reduced acreage and predicts many farmers will back deeper reductions to curb surpluses. Campbell emphasizes a market oriented path away from government intervention.
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Kate Ay
Satbaqueraia
Cammpbell
Taree
Far and Forks
S. Ds
Adilhe
Campbell
Bruce Warns Bars against Dice Cups
Colorado Secretary of State Hamer Bruce warned bars against dice cups found in four establishments. He said inspectors will not tolerate enforcement lax in election years and announced surprise visits. A bar license in Walsenburg was suspended until July 16 after a hearing on charges of serving after legal hours.
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Inspectora
Hamer Bruce
Bruce
Bia Inspectora
Lundboard
Walsenburg
Vance Austin Launches Campaign Against Racial Discrimination
Vance Austin, a Democrat from Denver, urged the CU Regents to bar nondiscriminatory rules from fraternities and sororities. He proposed a motion requiring elimination of discriminatory provisions in all organizations by September 1957 and to reshape membership policies by June 1958. The regents previously tackled discrimination in honorary and professional groups but allowed social organizations to govern themselves. The next Regents meeting is set for AweOM.
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Vanee Austin Flerling
University of Goloado
Board of Regents
Austin
Rexenis
Denverite Held in Kansas Charged with Handling Stolen Stocks
Cen tral dentist Alexander P. Preston 47 arraigned in Kansas on a federal charge for trafficking 388 shares of common stock certificates stolen in Chicago. He waived preliminary hearing, posted 10 000 bond, and awaits trial in federal court. FBI says he carried and tried to trade eleven certificates transported across state lines in a Denver business deal.
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Kan
PBI
Chicago
Alexander P. Preston
Federal District Court
Pitlaburi
Ikan
FBI
FIM
B. F. Enlow
Preston
Denver
Security Oil Co
Frnest. B. ‘ Buinene
School Teacher Killed In Light Plane Crash
A Cedar City teacher was killed when a light crop duster stalled and crashed into an alfalfa field about 12 miles southeast of Mylo. The victim, Donald Rate Ford, 30, Utah, was on vacation time when disaster struck while piloting the aircraft.
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Omytox
Utah
Donald Rateman Ford
Cedar City
Ford
Roward Roberts Praneh
Mylo
Benson Ships Abroad Feed Badly Needed in Colorado
Colorado officials urged reversal of a US Agriculture Department ruling that blocked government owned livestock feed sales to drought stricken ranchers. Commissioner Swisher said federal grain supplies are being shipped abroad with no reason why some cannot be sent to Colorado under the drought relief program. He warned cancellation would be a serious blow to cattlemen already suffering from the drought.
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Venvbr
State Agricutrate
Paul W. Swisher
Priday
Bax
Colorado
Agriculture Department
Swisher
Agriculure
Isreal Chief Undergoes Surgery At Shaare Zedek Hospital
A bulletin reports President Jeaksien-Zvi of Terae undergoing an operation at Shaare Zedek. The condition is described as a difficult malady, with the hospital providing medical updates on his status and recovery prospects.
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Jpresalem
Jeaksien-Zvi
Terae
Shaare Zedek Vonwital
Committee Visits Denver to Plan Air School Housing
Washington officials dispatched three officers to evaluate locations for a temporary Air Force Academy in the Denver area. The delegation, led by Lt. Col. J. White, traveled to Lowry and the Colorado Springs region to assess sites near Denver and determine where a temporary campus could be established for a 300-student class.
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Dover
Air Force Academ
Denver
Colorado Springs
Air Academy
N J
St. White
Lowry
Colorado
Jun
Air Force
Reich
Talbott
Pet
Heaver
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House Group Votes One Year Extension of Rigid Supports
The Agriculture Committee approved a one year extension of fixed farm supports while removing provisions that could have continued rigid supports for corn and cotton. The move aligns with administration preference for flexible supports and is expected to influence floor action next week.
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Wasseington
Honke Agriculture Committee
Fisenhower
Bennon
Regents Vote Record Budget for CU 1964 Plan
Denver voters read of the University of Colorado regents approving a 1964 budget for the Boulder campus and state extension division totaling 5,149,940 with a hospital allotment of 2,424,800. Deficit near 50,000 due to staff increases, legislative aid and tuition. Also notes hiring of Evans Edwards as administrative assistant to the medical center director. Local Manila report names Fernando Maleritch as King Ulithi atoll in Micronesia.
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Denver
University of Colorado Regents
Colorado General Hospital
Boulder
Palio
Evane Edwards
University Medical Center
Edwards
Snetmonth
Colorado Medical Society
Fawards
Krascin R. Mantove
Houston school wins sweepstakes in U S speech tourney
Lamar High School of Houston wins the sweepstakes trophy at the National Speech Tournament after six students reach the final rounds. McKinley High School Canton Ohio takes the commatelive sweepstakes title with 47 points. Highlights include Miami Beach Florida and Central High School Trenton New Jersey as semifinalists.
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Lamar High School
Houston
Texas
Rahs
Lamar
McKinley High School
Canton
Ohio
Nne
Miami Beach
Fla. High Schon
Central High School
Trenton
Blackfoot
Idaho
Frederice Borxart
Muskogee
Okla
Connecticut
Justice Alter Opts Not to Seek Senate Nomination
Justice Alter of Colorado announces he will not pursue the Republican nomination for the Senate. Once a fleeting GOP candidate, Alter briefly served by appointment and has a background in law practice in Cripple Creek and Colorado Springs.
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Alter
Colorado Suprecie
Monte
Pratay
Republica
Fenar
Ap EL
Dele
Gordan Atlan
Lana
Pave
Auntie Aller
Tom Meyear
Lew
Cripple Creak Mud Colarady v Springs
Cole Springs Congratulated By Chamber Of Commerce Here
Clint Mayers manager of the Fireeley Chamber at Conmmérye offers Thursday afternoon congratulations to Clay Panta ranger of the Valorade Spray chamber for Anatelly being singled out for praise. Mayer notes that the groups supporting the lemy will benefit all of Jania Maver, Northern Colorado development member, and favors a site in Colorado over the southern option. The announcement views the successful action as economically and socially beneficial to the state.
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Fireeley
Conmmérye
Northern
Colorado
Auen
Air Fore Ski
Talbots Chase
Western Land Office Functions Are Moved
Washington announces that from July 1 Western Land Office functions will shift to regional offices in Montana Wyoming Santa Fe and Cheyenne for North Dakota South Dakota Kansas Nebraska Texas and Oklahoma. Transfer aims to ease public access and save costs per Management review. A German test road uses special tar and heat forming chemicals to melt ice as it forms.
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Sterelity
Interior
McKay Werdnesdicy
North Dakota
South
Akota
Bares of Land Management
Montana
Willingsese
Kansan
Nebraska
Cheyenne
Wyo
Texan
Oklahoma
Santa Fe
S_ M
Edward Wanzler
Bureau
Germany
Hoover Warns Against Relying on Alliances
President Hoover cautions the United States not to depend on military alliances for security. He emphasizes independent strength and peacetime leadership while addressing a Merchants Hall of Fame dinner.
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Hoover
Chivago
United States
Asaya Doriger
Eanwuke
Mt Che
Merchiandise Mart Hall of Fame
Homer Adil
Heat Winds Hampering Hopper Spraying Program
Weather conditions hinder hopper spraying operations in eastern Colorado. High heat and strong winds force planes to operate only in early morning hours, delaying the polan program and limiting coverage.
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Polsan
Unclear OCR Summary Fragment Confuses Readers
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