Hells Canyon Bill Advances In House Interior Committee
Representative Chenoweth and Democrats push to authorize the Hells Canyon power dam in the Lake Ontario area, with a 15 to 13 committee vote. The measure now goes to the House for debate amid broader criticism of Eisenhower energy policies.
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Hells Canyon
John Kamps
Washington
Idaho
Oregon
House Interior Committee
House
Tates Committee
Eisenhower
Senate Interior Committee
Senate
House Committee
Rep
Rcolm
Kenoweth
Colorado
Gronchi Plans Fall Visit to Middle East
President Gronchi will visit Lebanon Turc key and possibly Syria in the fall becoming the first Italian head of state to travel to the Middle East since ancient times.
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Ginveni Gronchi
Lebanon
Turckey
Syria
Middle East
Drainage Improvements at 6th Street and 22nd Avenue
Western Construction Co began work Monday on a large catch basin and flume to relieve a drainage issue at Ninth Street and Twenty-second Avenue. City engineer George Fellows said the 8-foot basin would intercept runoff from Reservoir Road and adjacent farmland. Concrete work includes a slime beam in Luther Park discharging storm water into a ditch. city cost estimated around a small amount.
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Western Construction Co
Ninth Street
Twenty-second Avenue
Mil Skurich
George Fellows
Twenty-third ‘Avenue
Tench Street
Reservoir Road
Twenty-third ,Ave Aue
Luther Park
Twenty-third Avenue
Tenth Street
U. S. 34
CECE Summer Concert Band Opens Season Tonight
The CECE summer concert band presents its season opener at the Garden Theater tonight at 8 p.m. conducted by Dr Ralph R. King. Firat gonecart is listed among the program pieces.
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Firat Gonecart
CECE
Ee, Weil
P.m
Ralph R. King
Garden Theater
Senate votes defense budget rise to near billion
The Senate voted 48 to 40 to approve a defense budget increase of about a billion dollars with most for the Air Force. Secretary Quarles argued the new air power would be the world’s strongest striking force, while opposition framed it as risking an arms gap with the Soviet Union. Republican Knowland signaled a preference for a mid-range compromise over the larger Democratic proposal.
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Washington
Senate Yuesday
Airs Force
Air Force
Quarles
Air
Eisenhower
Senate
Knowland
California
Forest Fire Near Salida Controlled by Authorities
The Middle Creek fire in San Isabel National Forest near Salida was contained by midmorning. A Forest Service official estimated about 100 acres of heavy timber burned and the blaze, blamed on man, is under investigation. About 150 soldiers from Camp Hale aided rangers and other crews in fighting the flames. a few mills and two logging trucks were destroyed.
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Associated Press
Colorado
Middle Creek
San Isabel National Forest
Salida
Midmovelng
U. S. Forest Service
Fueta
Camp Hale
Leadville
Forest Rangers
Water Report For Hiathorn Colorado District
Water report lists several river projects with agency codes and numbers. Entities include Hiathorn Colorado Water Comervanicy District and Big Thompson River with project figures. Other items mention St. Vrath Houlder Creek and various project counts, some zero.
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Hiathorn
Colorado Water Comervanicy
Poudee
Big Thompson
Tite Thompson
St. Vrath
Houlder Creek
Hamil Plans to resign Colorado House seat
Denver reports Speaker David A. Hamil of the Colorado House, now head of the Rural Electrification Administration, is preparing to resign. Attorney General Dunbar advises sending a resignation by letter to the governor and secretary of state. A Logan County Republican vacancy committee must act within 10 days to name a replacement, else the governor appoints.
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Denver
David A. Hamil
Colorado
House’ of Representatives
Atty
Duke W. Dunbar
Harall
Dunbar
Republican
Logan County
Tiamil
Hamil
Washington
Rural Electrification Administration
Andrey Nelson
Minnesota
Benton
Ree
Benson
the & Hamil
Colo
Building Permits in Week in Brentwood Park Subdivision
The city clerk issued 16 construction permits valued at 25,470 dollars last week. Two new one story homes at 2820 and 2324 Wiedeman Drive were approved for Leave 4 Valente, contractor. Additional permits covered walls, fences, remodels, repairs, and a carport across multiple addresses, including 400 Eleventh Avenue and 1203 Third Street, with various owners and contractors named. In a separate note, A. Peterson is recovering from a tractor accident Friday near William Heilman place and expects hospital release soon.
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Valente
Wiedeman Drive
Jasper Wolf
Eleventh Avenue
Foursquare Gospel Church
Clarence, F. Stumke
Nineteenth Avenue
H. Gordon Johnson
Sixteenth Avenue Court
Frank A. Berger
Eighth Avenue
Charles H. Shaver
Third Street
Henry W Kech
Sixth Avenue
E. A. McMillen
Sixteenth Avenue
J. Bristow
Iick
Seventh Street
E. Pelésson
Sixth Street
Lew Dakan
Putin
North
Ninth Avenue
Herb Morey
Carane
Tenth
L. J. Gster
Nintesenth Avenue
Peterton
di A. Peterson
Brotzman Will Speak at Nunn Wednesday
The Young Republicans of Nunn will meet at p.m. Wednesday night at the Nunn community building to hear State Senator Don Brotzman speak. Brotzman will be introduced by Glen Lewis, Republican committeeman from Nunn, with Elsie Kent also in charge. A covered dish supper will follow. attendees should bring their own place settings. Mrs. Eklon Fosler is in charge of arrangements.
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Nunn
Don Brotzman
Brotzman
Glen Lewis
Elsie Kent
Eklon Fosler
Guatemala Army Seizes Power After Student Slayings
Guatemala President Carlos Castillo Armas declares a siege as the army takes central control following student protests in the capital. Four students killed, hundreds march toward the government palace amid curbs on civil liberties and a state of alarm. Authorities impose censorship and warn protesters to disperse to avoid a crackdown.
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Guatemala
Carlos Castilla Rcmas
Carlos Castillo Armas
Reime
Vail
Congress Sends Huge Road Bill to White House
Congress sends a 22 billion dollar highway construction bill to President Eisenhower, the largest public works program in U.S. history. The Senate approved by 82 to 1 with dissenter Sec. Long, while the House passed it by voice vote. The measure funds a national highway network but rejects bond financing, instead imposing new taxes totaling nearly 2 billion dollars annually for 18 years.
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Congress
Eisenhower
Senate
Sec. Long
D-La
House
Beco Ae
Fourth of July Parade Theme Nursery Rhymes Theme
A local report describes a July Fourth parade with a nursery rhyme theme. Charles Lott Jr, parade chairman, noted an error in the earlier outline and promised to confirm final details for the parade scheduled Monday night and Tuesday morning.
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Charles Lott Jr
Dust Storms Reported North of City in Weld County
Gusty winds created dust storms north of the city over Weld County on Monday. Dust clouds were visible from Greeley with moderate dust blowing in some areas. The day reached 90 degrees, 64 at 11 pm, with cloudy skies and light sprinkles of rain in the county.
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Weld County
Greeley
Tiimes
Dulles Pleads Not To Cut Yugoslav Aid
Secretary of State Dulles urges the Senate Foreign Relations Committee to preserve foreign aid to Yugoslavia amid debate on a $4.502 billion program. He plans to meet the Senate GOP Policy Committee at noon and seeks to retain military assistance funds in the aid measure, despite House reductions.
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Washington
Dulles
Senate Foreign Relations
U. S
Yugoslavia
Senate
Senate Gop
Foreign Relations Committee
House
Philadelphia sign on truck gives odd road safety warning
A misread sign spotted on a WM truck in Philadelphia warns drivers to stop for road features and rail lines with a 30 foot clearance rule, but the wording is garbled suggesting a faulty or humorous message.
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Philadelpiia
Philadelphia
Chuck Wagon Race Returns to Rodeo in Leyden
The chuck wagon race revival debuts July 3 and 4 at Leyden rodeo. Three outfits from Wyoming and Nebraska enter, led by Georges Brugmean, Howard Crosby, and Henry Peterson. The event features heats, time penalties, and vivid rodeo showmanship with drivers, outriders, and camp setup highlighted.
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Wyawing
Nebraska
George Brugmean
Meriden
Wye
Howard Crosby
Cheyenne
Henry Peterson
Kimball
Ned
Skinner
Claude Knutson Dies in Pickup and Semi Crash
A Greeley man, Claude L Knutson, 35, was killed instantly in a two vehicle collision on U S 85 near Platteville. His son James 9 suffered head injuries and was treated at Weld County General Hospital. A semi driven by a Pueblo man and another vehicle were involved. the incident occurred near Archie McKay service station. Knutson left a widow Genevieve and two sons Larry and James.
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Greeley
Inneuottof U.S
Colorado
Gilcrest
Claude L. Knutson
Rainbow Cabe
Avernue
Delphin Padilla
Robert Welsh
James Knutson
Adamson Mortuary
Weld County General Hospital
Padilla
Knutson
Pueblo
Serail
Series Station
Archie McKay
Platteville
Knulson
Denver
Genevieve
Larry
Fatal Motorcycle Crash Sends Two Brothers to River
A Navy enlisted man and his brother, visiting Boulder from California, died after their motorcycle went out of control near Hot Sulphur Springs. Gunner’s Mate 3 C. Bishop, 22, died at Middle Park Hospital from a fractured skull and possible neck injury. His 23-year-old brother Howard D. Bishop suffered facial lacerations and shock and remained in critical condition as both were rescued from the Colorado River. The crash on the last curve out of Butte Canyon raised the state's highway fatality count for the year to 62, matching last year's figure.
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Sulprug Springs
Boulder
Jeaye
Calidormia
Colorido
Highway Patrol
Gunnoc
C. Raymond F. Bishop
Middle Park Hospital
Kremmling
GNB Foundation Buys Corner on Seventh Street
The Greeley National Bank Foundation announced the purchase of Tolman Market building on Seventh Street and Eighth Avenue from Hugh Wheeler and Roy Williams for about 40000 dollars. The foundation now owns a substantial block frontage facing Seventh Street and Eighth Avenue, including the bank property. A.H. Trautwein said the building was bought for investment with long range plans to be announced later.
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Greeley National Bank Foundation
Tolman Market
Seventh, Street
Eighth Avenue
Hugh Wheeler
Roy Williams
Seventh Street
Greeley National Bank
Fight Avenue
Tih
Sih Street
A.H. Trautwein
Foundation
Coal stockpiles exceed forty million tons in U S stocks
Boston reports that the nation's electric utilities hold coal stocks totaling more than 39,050,000 tons, about 57 percent of all above ground coal stocks in the country.
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Boston
White House Aide Refuses Testimony Amid Donavan Row
In Utah, Harley J. Corleissen, longtime chairman of the Utah Commission, died suddenly at his Salt Lake City home after planning to meet Colorado officials about a Denver Salt Lake City highway project. In Washington, McClellan pressed for White House disclosure on Donavan's secret spending as Rabb declined to testify, saying no staff documents would be provided.
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Utah
Colorado
Denver
Salt Lake City
Harley J. Corleissen
Utah Capitol
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Utah Commission
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Ohio
Viah
Texas Cy
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D-Ark
White House
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Tha. Detsand
Senate Investigations
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McCarthy
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Testis
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Mundt
RSD
Sen. McClellan
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Nova
BcCarthy
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AlcCarthy
Hogan and Snead Retain Canada Cup Victory at Canada Cup
Hogan won the international individual title and, paired with Sam Snead, retained the Canada Cup team trophy for the United States in a strong finish at Virginia Water England. Hogan shot a 58 in the final round for a 277 total while Snead added a 68 for 290. The winning team total was 277 and 290 combined.
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Virginia Water
England
Ben ‘Hogan
Sam Snead
United States
Hogan
Snead
America
Eisenhower Weight Stable as Discharge Near
President Eisenhower remains at 162 pounds as doctors report stable progress toward discharge. An 8:20 a.m. bulletin cited normal vitals and good morale after restful nights, with plans to spend his 40th wedding anniversary at Gettysburg before possibly returning to the White House.
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Eisenhower
Waller Reed Army Mospital
Gettysburg
White House
Seeruary
James’c. Hagerty
Hagerty
Army Hospital
Wagerly
Fisen
Ayres Warns Boulder County of Weld Trick
Richard K. Ayers warns that a small group plans to push its will at the Boulder county Democratic assembly after Weld county Democrats endorsed Averell Harriman for president over Adlai Stevenson by a 167 to 67 vote. He questions why votes exceeded attendees, while Weld officials deny foul play and defend broad delegate participation. John Castrall cites Weld party endorsements and notes Brannan’s stake in the nomination battle.
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Denver
Richard” K. Ayers
Colorado
Boulder County
Democratic Assembly
Boulder
Greeley
Ayers
Weld County
Averell Harriman
Adlai Stevenson
Estes Kefauver
Gordon Ibbotson
Roggen
Weld
Democratic
Tbbotson
Cauicuses
Ibbotson
John A. Casrall
Senate
Weld County Democratic Executive Committee
Charles Branan
Brannan
William Hayden Dies Here Monday
William Hayden 74 of Tyla Sixth Street died Monday afternoon at Weld County General Hospital. Born December 25, 1881 at Trita, he lived in the Greeley district for 50 years and was a retired farmer. He belonged to the Salvation Army and married Rachel Kaeltner on January 25, 1933. she survives. Services will be held at 2 pm Thursday from Baeys drawing room with interment at Linn Grove.
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William 0. Thaynen
Tyla Sixth Street
Weld Counsity General “Hospital
Hayden
Trita
Greeley
Salvaller Army
Rachel Kaeltner
Baeys
Toom
Linn Grove
Weather Report Shows Warm Tuesday Across Regions
Weather bulletin notes Tuesday afternoon temperatures near 87 degrees with highs in the 90s in several locations. Colorado and New Mexico report mostly fair conditions with mountains partly cloudy and scattered thunderstorms in New Mexico Tuesday afternoon. Cooler trends expected Tuesday night into Wednesday in northern and eastern areas.
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Colorado
Wyoming
Boulder
Longmont
Durango
New Mexico
Baseball All-Games in Major Leagues On Schedule
Baseball games in both major leagues are scheduled across the season with a focus on broad calendar coverage and key matchups anticipated by fans and teams. The plan includes daily interleague play and special events to boost attendance.
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