Colorado to spend 51 percent million on roads next year
Acting Governor McNichols announced that Colorado will leverage federal highway funds under a new Congress-approved bill to finance up to 51 percent of a road program next year. The state plans about 224 percent million for construction, with total federal aid around 20 million dollars.
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Scientists hear Jupiter radio emissions in Boulder lecture
More than 100 scientists and lay people heard tape recorded radio voices from Jupiter at the National Bureau of Standards Boulder Laboratory. The noises resembled muted radio static yet clearer and softer than common static. Discovery of Jupiter emissions was linked about a year ago by Carnegie Institute researchers.
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Highlandlake Church Reopens After 38 Years in Weld County
Highlandlake Church in Weld County resumes regular services this Sunday for the first time since 1918. Chester Peterson of Longmont, senior student pastor at Rockmont College, will lead temporarily. The church serves about 60 families in a two-square-mile area near Mead, located two miles northwest of Mead.
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McNichols Backers Form Club in El Paso County
Colorado Springs attorney John F. Gallagher announced Tuesday the formation of a McNichols Backers club in El Paso County to promote Lt Governor Stephen L. R. McNichols as a Democratic gubernatorial candidate. He had not officially announced his candidacy.
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Missouri Synod Adopts Common Confession With American Lutherans
The Missouri Synod voted unanimously to adopt a common confession with the American Lutheran Church but set the document aside as a potential union basis. Delegates noted merges with the Evangelical Lutheran Church and United Evangelical Lutheran Church could affect the common confession. The convention named five new board of missions members for North and South America, including Carl Deitemeyer and T. Doerr.
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Puzzle to Japanese CAMP ZAMA, Japan
A-Eiji Yamada, counterman at the U. S. Army snack bar here, notes Americans favor coffee all day while Japanese seek cool drinks in summer. He observes that Americans drink more coffee regardless of heat, contrasting with local preferences.
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Governors Back Ike Pact As Stevenson Gains Momentum
Republican governors endorsed Eisenhower in writing, while Democratic governor support tilted toward Stevenson and Harriman. A White House approved petition circulated by Kansas Gov. Hail drew 20 of 21 Republican chiefs, excluding Indiana’s Craig. Stevenson and Harriman both eyed delegates. Stevenson hoped to reach a strong first-ballot showing in Chicago, aided by broad Democratic backing and GOP defections.
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Acquisition firm buys 7,658-acre Pine Valley tract
COLORADO SPRINGS The Coloraday Lawi Acquisition Coat Mission said it acquired title to the Pine Valley Ranch Co property. The deed shows $259,007 paid for the tract.
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Air Force tanker crash kills 11 near Walker AFB
An Air Force KC97 tanker crashed after takeoff near Walker Air Force Base ten miles south of Roswell New Mexico killing 11 crew members. The Air Force waited more than 34 hours to release the news by order of base commander Col. George W. Porter. Names identified include 1st Lt Richard King 27 aircraft commander and co-pilot Anthor J Garner Jey 22, among others. two other victims withheld pending kin notification.
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Russia Says Zhukovsky Academy Tops Air Training
Visiting U. S. Britain and other generals praised the Zhukovsky Air Engineering Academy in Moscow for training Soviet air force officers. Gen. Nathan Twining called the school well balanced with strong theory and practical work, noting five years of study, 2000 annual enrollment, and courses including jet engines and weapons.
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Pershing Staffer Frank M Willams Dies in Florida
The obituary notes the death of retired Col Frank M. Williams, a longtime member of John J. Pershing's staff, in Miami Florida. It references his role in World War II era naval craft and ships within the Whea y fleet.
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Colorado Springs Freeway Estimated At Five Million
The city council appropriated funds to establish a land office for right of way purchases for the Monument Valley freeway in Colorado Springs. About 30 parcels totaling 120 homes are involved. the juvenile stretch is expected to cost five to six million dollars, financed by state and federal funds.
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Senate Votes To Up Air Fund Increases Defense Budget
The Senate rejected President Eisenhower's assessment and approved about 80 million dollars more for the Air Force in the 1958 defense bill, prompting sharp attacks on Secretary of Defense Wilson. The vote split 48 to 40 with Democrats in support and Republicans divided. If the House approves, the extra funding faces possible impoundment by the administration.
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Soviet air defense and bombing gear on display
Report notes firing systems for fighters and add on equipment for both naval and electronic bombing. An officer said the Soviets clearly possess radar bombing gear. Visited weapons ranged from 31 caliber machine guns to a likely 37 mm cannon, with no rockets shown among the display.
American Offers Materials to Russia Arrives in Moscow
Lear, an American aviation equipment maker, flew to Moscow with material for inspection by Russian exports. He aimed at potential Soviet purchases of automatic pilots and flight control gear, and discussed factory headquarters in Geneva. The trip drew scrutiny from the U S embassy and State Department.
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Water Conservation Board backs study of Williams Fork expansion
Colorado Water Conservation Board calls for further study of Denver's Williams Fork Reservoir expansion. The group urges cooperation among the Bureau of Reclamation, Denver Water Board, and Colorado River Water Conservation District to evaluate all feasible alternatives. They also task director Ivan Crawford to explore or join efforts to assess the Williams Fork plans, which aim to boost capacity from 6 600 to 93 000 acre feet at a projected cost around three million for a new dam, amid regional debate.
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New York Actor Ralph Morgan Estate Reported
Ralph Morgan 72, veteran stage and screen actor, left an estate reported as less than 15000 dollars at death two weeks ago, with the will disclosed Monday. The New York actor’s estate details were released in the filing.
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