Summer term at CSC sees record enrollment and praise
Colorado State College reports a summer term enrollment of 3666, the largest in its history, as President William B. Floss welcomes returning students and new registrants. He notes the two week session drew 2240 participants and highlights faculty involvement and the college’s friendly, two way teaching approach.
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Colorado Weather Forecast From The Daily Almanac
Weather notes show highs near 90s in Colorado with cooler periods by midweek. Public services report highs in the low to mid 90s and overnight lows around 50s to 60s with showers and possible thunderstorms late in the week.
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Colorado
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East Portaal
Ault Receives First Barley at Local Elevator
The Ault grain and bean elevator received the first winter barley cut in the area at 2 p.m. Monday. Harold Bills Worth farmed north of Galeton turned in about 600 bushels, with yields around 35 bushels per acre. Test weight was about 44 pounds, with moisture content under normal. Wheat harvest in the area was expected to begin by week’s end or the start of next week.
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House Retains Taxes Rising Four Billion Now
Washington AP reports the House passed legislation to extend four billion dollars in taxes set to expire at midnight Thursday. The bill, a compromise with the Senate, preserves corporate income tax and other wartime excise taxes while delaying new tax adds and debt limit changes for the next year. It moves to the Senate for prompt transmission to the White House.
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Flower Show Photographs and Winners Feature
Photographs of the Mower show winners appear on pages 14 and 24. The lower show committee will have the detailed results available by Tuesday or Wednesday.
Court Upsets Wiretapping Convictions
The Supreme Court, in a 5-4 ruling, overturned convictions of James Butler and Raymond Frederick Clark in Portland Oregon on wiretapping charges. Justice Stewart wrote the majority extending the 1914 exclusionary rule to state-obtained evidence, applying the silver platter doctrine to federal trials. The decision remands to U.S. District Court for further proceedings consistent with the opinion.
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Supreme Court
Former Weld Resident Killed in Colorado Crash
A head on collision east of Morrison and a vehicle plunge near Lyons left two dead and several injured. Younge B. Tressel of Brighton died when his car ran off Highway Colorado. Harold Carver Shaw of Golden survived with minor injuries. The toll for the year rose to 1188 compared with 870 last year.
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Denver
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Ashmead
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Now Enrolled At Colorado State 3752
Enrollment for the summer session at Colorado State College reached 3732 by noon Monday, with 2 more students than last year’s count. Mrs. Snebass notes the figure is 38 above the end of week one and 25 below the four week final of 1960, as 36 high school and 168 elementary students join the total for the eight week session. Registration continues through Friday.
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Meyner predicts New Jersey will back Kennedy after first ballot
Governor Meyner announced New Jersey’s 41 Democratic presidential votes likely will not go to John F Kennedy on the first ballot. He expects his own name to be presented at the Los Angeles convention as a Kennedy competitor and said the delegation will decide after the roll call. Meyner seeks early support halting a first-ballot sweep.
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Glacier National Patik
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John F. Kennedy
Dtassachuwetts
New Jersey
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Los Angeles
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Eisenhower Holds Talks on Far East Mission
Washington AP report notes President Eisenhower spent extensive talks with Vice President Nixon and Secretary Herter on international affairs. They dropped the planned national radio television address tonight about his 3000 mile goodwill mission to the Far East. The trip aimed to strengthen ties and was deemed successful despite canceling the Tokyo visit.
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City Library Closes July 4 Reopens for Summer
The Greeley Public Library will be closed July 4 due to a relocation, but will stay open all summer with regular hours. Esther Fromm says the Weld County library move prompts confusion about the city library. Open daily 9 am except Sunday. children's room closes at 8 pm. adult department closes at 9 pm. Saturdays and Sundays hours are 2 pm to 6 pm for the adult department only.
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Weld County Library
J M Kinsinger Dies Here After Long Life Of Work
Joseph B M Kinsinger, B of Greeley Evans resident for 63 years, died Monday at Weld County Nursing Home after a stay since December. Born February 14 1865 in Pulaski Iowa he was a butcher by trade and operated a Evans shop. Surviving are son Maurice, two granddaughters and two great grandchildren. wife Minnie died in June, daughter Doris Bly Parks died in November 1959. Funeral services planned in Mt An and Linn Grove with arrangements in Joes drawing room.
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Iowa
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Barbara Bush
Englewood
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Minnie
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Joe
Linn Grove
Close Contest in No Dakota
Fargo AP reports Nath Bekola leads a neck and neck Senate race in North Dakota between Gov. John E. Davis Republican and Rep. Quentin Burdick Democrat. The move to determine the farm policy signal in Taft Benson's era may affect the deep farm belt mood ahead of November elections. Balloting is set for Tuesday with about 200 000 votes cast. observers anticipate a possible turnout near the 260 000 mark from 1958.
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Notti Dakota
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Burdick Amd Davis
More Republican Caucus Places Open In Various Districts
An additional list outlines caucus sites for Republicans with times from 3 to 9 p.m. Greeley venues run 6 to 9 p.m. Precincts include 4 Eaton, 2 St Vrain, 48 North Johnstown, 29 North Troiteville, and Platteville library. Greeley precinct 3 meets at 1130 IH St and precinct 2 ward 1 at 1AIS 12u Sl.
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CSC Lecturer Dr EJ Rozek to Speak at CSC Assembly
Dr Edward J Rozek, political science scholar and CSU associate professor, will speak Monday at the Garden Theater on the Colorado State College campus during the second all college assembly of the summer school. Rozek, born in Poland in 1970, escaped to join the Allied armies and served in the Polish Armored Division under Montgomery. He authored Allied Wartime Diplomacy, published 1958.
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Colorado State College
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CSU
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University of Colorado
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New York Times
Russia Walks Out Of Geneva Disarmament Talks
The United States condemned the Soviet Union for walking out of the Geneva disarmament conference accusing Moscow of wrecking progress toward peace. The State Department urged the Soviets to return to negotiations as Allied representatives planned to wait for a response while Khrushchev’s move risked deepening Cold War tensions.
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Weather Update for Wyoming Through Tuesday
Regional forecast reports Wyoming conditions with tonight and Tuesday outlook. Areas at lower elevations see mild highs while higher terrain remains cooler. Winds remained light with chances of light showers in western counties, and temperatures showing a slight dip Monday night into Tuesday.
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