Civil Liberties Union May Investigate Mandell Case
The American Civil Liberties Union may investigate accusations against Marvin Mandell. William H. Moss, chair of the Academic Freedom Committee of the Colorado branch, sent a letter outlining conditions for a proper hearing and potential inquiry. Mandell has filed a slander suit, and his car level has not been renewed.
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Munday
Marvin Mane
America Civil Liberties
Dell
Hhe Union
CSC Peey
William H. Moss
Ross
Mmight Vanduch
Myers
Lie Aranomle Freedom Committee
Colorada
ACLU
Marvin Mandell
American Civil Liberties Union
Academic Freedom Committee
Cotoracts
ACAD
Commie
Civil Liberties Uni
Convics
Hass
Department of Philosophy
University of Denver
Mendell
CSC
Teial
Mandell
Jackson Voters Endorse Heath School Move Amid Debate
Jackson residents voted 42 to 15 in favor of using Heath for a temporary classroom site while transporting students, with officials noting long term land purchases for a future elementary. Principal Denniss Fryvendall and Norman Dean of the board cited classroom advantages and uncertainty about future needs.
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Jackson
Denniss Fryvendall
Clessroom
Heath
Norman Dean
Ure Achnol Board
Fackson
Nevis
Anl
T Hey
Viey
Shoepfingh
Arlington
Trekeon
Wiembeling
Acheial Bevel
Bainyard Hyan
Danges
Ambric
Metrielion
Eichmann Denies Responsibility for Nazi Deportations
Adolf Eichmann told the court he bore no responsibility for the pogrom and deportations to death camps, insisting the Nazi regime acted under orders and that he was not in charge of killings. His defense argued that key witnesses supplied the incriminating evidence and that the operations occurred within broader Gestapo control.
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Thomas A. Reedy
Hubert Beryatins Catterieled
Budapest
Sopgating
Palire
Fichmann
Aghi
Orrirts
Richman
Ned Crayon
Fenre
Riehiuoni
Attaire
Biehatann
Servatios
Parrish at Chief Theater mixes romance and melodrama in fall in
Parrish is presented at Chief Theater with Connie Stevens and Claudette Colbert in key roles. The film follows a young man’s entangled life and a chaperoned romance set in Connecticut’s autumn landscape. Strong tech elements and period stars shape a vivid, though uneven, production.
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Parriat
Warne Byes
Montag
Tray Donehue
Rale
Connie Stevens
Trine
Mildred Savage
Claudette Colbert
New York
Parrish
Ellen Mclean
Ly Ue Valley
Gil
Midd Koike
Karl Matter
Ean Jagger
Sam Post
Thiracen
Connecticut
Hacey Steading
New England
Max Slpiner
Motion Picture Herald
Drive to Hire Psychiatrists Boosts State Program
The drive to recruit psychiatrists for the state mental health program shows early success with five hires amid plans to expand care. Officials say attracting top professionals will strengthen the system as it scales up outpatient services next month.
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Sat
Heredoaa
Guy Hote
Cobra
Thelda
Mortal Health
Curly
Monalart
Cory
Hintpital
Purhte
St Fe
Logan
Denend
Conver
Thatles Wick
Hewt
Myape
Suny White
Folsen
Privee i Charasins
Amirepriatelys
Sane
Brave
Food For Red China
Guy Rolle
Malchael Dasid
Erie
China
Edgar Barrite
Daye Aga
Central Laily
Tuea
Mpinnten
House To Pass Education Aid Bill Predicts Passage
Speaker Sam Rayburn said the House would likely approve education aid this session. He noted committees are drafting school legislation, Senate already passed administration backed aid, and talks at the White House focused on domestic policy and Latin American relations as Congress appropriates funds for Latin America.
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Rayburn
Sam Naybuar
Texas
Willy
Kennedy
Senate
Capitol
Raylurn
White House
Latin America
Tine
Congress
NEA To Take Stand on School Desegregation
NEA leaders at the convention offered a strong desegregation policy though weaker than demands of many Black and white groups. The resolutions committee approved a statement acknowledging the 1954 Supreme Court ruling and its school reforms, a first for NEA history. Mrs Nellie Breeden, 77, longtime resident of Greeley, died in Berkeley, California, after two years there. She is survived by her husband Lloyd Breeden, son Lyle Breeden, five grandchildren and a great granddaughter. Funeral set for Friday at 2 pm at the Community Church of the Rockies Estes Park with Loveland Burial War cemetery care.
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National Education Association
Tsis
Resolutions Committee
NEA Convent
NEA
Supreme Cowl
Nellie Breeden
California
Creeley
Berkeley
Calif
Greeley
Fsies Park
Herketry
Lloyd
Breeden
Lyle
Terkeley
Community Church of the Rockies
Estes Park
Loveland
Kibbey
Fire guts cabin at Bob's Motel in town blaze
A cabin at Bob's Motel on 47 N. Mth Ave burned gutted by fire around midnight Monday. Cause undetermined. Firemen confined the blaze to the cabin, preventing spread to adjacent units. Occupant Don Baskey reportedly away when discovered. Response lasted about 1 hour 35 minutes. Also a straw stack east of Lucerne burned near 3:25 p m Monday on a Sant Segal farm occupied by Mavala Nitzer. Fire blamed on careless weed burning. two firemen fought the flames for about three hours.
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N. Mth Ave
Donall Baskey
Lucerne
Sant Segal
Mavala” Nitzer
Funeral for Mrs Anna Flood in Milliken Thursday
Funeral services for Mrs Anna Flood of Milliken will be held Thursday morning at 10 o clock at Milliken Presbyterian Church. Burial will be at Mizpah Cemetery at Platteville.
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Anna
Flood of
Living Costs Edge Up in May Amid Food Decline
Washington reports a 0.1 percent rise in the May cost of living. The index stands at 327.4, unchanged from recent small shifts. Food prices fell 0.4 percent due to an anti seasonal drop in meals, while nonfood items rose 0.2 percent, keeping the average city family spending higher.
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Washington
Laker’ Department
Lex
Aveneage City
Phi Delta Kappa Coffee Hour Set at CSU July 3
Phi Delta Kappa Alpha Mu invites all members to a coffee hour in the Western Lounge Student Union at Colorado State on July 3. The item also notes wage changes from the May index, with many metal workers receiving raises or pay cuts depending on contracts, and discusses May’s price shifts and federal tax effects on take home pay.
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Phi Delta Kappa
Alpha Mu
Colorado State
Collins
Italy
Robert J. Myers
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Pacific Airmotive Corp
Arescan
Community Service at CSC Theater in Greeley
A communitywide service Sunday at 7 30 p m will be held in the Garden Theater at Colorado State College. Rev Paul Yearout of Yakima Wash tours youth for Christ and will speak to teens from Washington Oregon and British Columbia as part of a regional tour. A two voice ensemble with brass and a trumpeter from Vancouver BC will perform. Churches sponsoring include First Covenant Bethel Baptist Evangelical Free Greeley Baptist Temple First Church of Christ and Reformed Presbyterian.
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Theatee
Colorado State College
Jeampus
Greeley
Paul
Yakima
Wash
Jeaning
Yeasout
Youth For Christ Movement
State of
Washinton
Washington
Oregon
British Columbia
Christ International
Winona Lake
Ind
Rev. Yearaut
Vancouver
Garden Theater
1Rst Covenant
Bethel Baptist
St Evangelical Free
Baptist Temple
First Churett
Reformed Presbyterian
U.S Opposes Kuwait Annexation Amid Oil Wealth Debate
Washington officials opposed Iraq's bid to annex Kuwait, arguing Kuwait’s independence as a sovereign state should be respected. The dispute centers on control of oil resources and regional stability. The United States stressed diplomacy and sovereignty over territorial expansion.
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Washington
TAP
United States
Kurait
Chalklaww
Two Hurt in County Motor Vehicle Crashes Monday
Readable ledger of Monday auto wrecks reports James B. Stout of Greeley injured his left arm when his 1950 car skid and overturned on Highway Patro l near Weld County General Hospital. Woman passenger Barnaby of Nunn hurt with leg injuries in a pickup crash northwest of Nunn. Peterson and Carpio figures note minor damage to multiple vehicles near airport and at U S 8 north of Nunn.
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Greeley
Stout
Wellington Ferrell
N.W
Kabla Barnaby
Nunn
Munn
Clifford Barnaby
Nuon
Highway Patrai
Norman Wilson
Petra Rodriguez
Route 4
Joe Carpio
Gill
Rodriguesz
Carpio
Toyal R. Warher
Cheyenne
Archie L. Heady
Dutis Darlene White
22Nd Ave. Ci
Wilson
Judge Grants Transcript of Corbett's Trial
District Judge Christian D. Stoner approved a transcript request for Joseph Corbett's kidnap slaying trial. Attorneys aim to appeal to the Colorado Supreme Court. transcript cost estimated near 2,000 pages and about $2,000, with total fees approved at $9,000 for court-appointed lawyers. Corbett, 92, was sentenced to life March 29 after a three week trial.
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Christian D. Stoner
Joseph Corbetter
Adolph Coors
Colorados Supreme Court
Corbetl Wax
Corbetl
Bolden
Coors
Carbett
Vancouver
B.C
Chet
Earl Wirtz
Stoner
Carkelt
Lawlvers
William H. Erickson
H. Malcolm Mackay
Two Waveland Women Fined for Shoplifting in Greeley
Two Waveland women were fined for shoplifting in Greeley, with suspended jail sentences. Names given include Mae Cobina and Nancy Colon, involved in theft of clothing, toys, and personal items from Meela's.
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Waveland
Tack
Greeley
Mae
Thadrayd
Ina
Mee
Nancy Colon
Meela
Peanry
Hospital Expands Psychiatric Staff and Remodels
less than a year ago the hospital had four psychiatrists now five.8 staff additions are planned as facilities become available including the superintendent aids and the Fe Logan program. Dr Galvin says remodeling may occur to suit child psychiatry needs and the hospital aims to maintain high standards while adding staff and housing on the hospital grounds.
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Logan
Galvin
Eblo
Puchin
P.M. Zinomerman
Sat
Qur Willis Bauer
Grvin Permisopesstarien Tange
Ita Ta Tfé
Youths in clash with airmen sparked chase and injuries
Seven Greeley and Evans youths were taken into custody after a word battle with two Warren Air Base airmen Monday evening. One airman, George Horne, 21, fled on foot and sustained multiple cuts from a broken fence before being treated at Weld County General Hospital. The seven teenagers remained in county jail Tuesday for disturbance investigations.
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Greeley and Evans
Warren Air Base
Sheriff's Office
Dale Marvey
Garden City
George Horne
Horne
Weld County General Hospital
la Salle
Kersey
Harvey
Group trains as commandos in Florida swamps
Miami newspapers report an international group of soldiers of fortune training in Florida swamps for commando style raids on Cuba. Led by a 6 foot 7 inch figure named Jerry Patrick, the Intercontinental Penetration Forces include North and South American and European members. The Miami Herald delayed publication after Sen. George Smathers acknowledged the group on a nationwide radio network. The Miami News says the anti Castro group trains without weapons, living off the land and forming small teams for raids on Cuban targets.
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Miami, Fla
Soldiers of Fortune
Florida
Cuba
Miami
Hand
Jerry Patrick
Miami Herald
George A. Smathers
D-Fla
Miami News
Hotel Closes Down in Queensland After License Surrender
In central Queensland Rubyvale a single hotel the A2 yearald Royal with proprietor Yda Foster surrendered her liquor license to the State Licensing Commission. The owner cited two pensioners’ deaths and a decline in patrons leading to unprofitability since owners and customers faced health issues and alcohol controls.
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Brisbane
Australia
API
Rubyvale
Queensland
Yearald Royal
Yda Foster
Fenolla Succeeds Forney as FHA County Supervisor
Ronalds, Fenolla has taken over duties as county supervisor for the Harmers Home Administration in Greeley replacing Joseph Forney who resigned. Fenolla, a Louisville native and Colorado State University graduate, is a World War II veteran with a long record in rural aid programs. He has worked in Montrose Las Animas and Arvada and previously on the state office staff in Denver. The Greeley office serves Weld County and handles loans for operating purposes farm purchases soil and water conservation and farm housing.
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Weld County
Waymers Home Administration
Kennedy Signs Large Military Building Bill
President Kennedy signed a 295 million dollar bill for U S and overseas military construction for the year starting July 1. The package includes 371 thousand for Denver Lowry medical facilities and 12.4 million for a North American Air Defense Command underground operations center in Colorado Springs. It also covers 135 thousand for a Montana National Guard armory, 2.716 million for Glasgow air base improvements, and 185 thousand for a Butte Army reserve center plus housing and guard armories in Deer Lodge and Glasgow.
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Kennedy Tues
United States
Howie
Senate
Rocky Stountain
Colorado
Denver
Lowry Air Force Rase
North American Air Defense Command
Colorado Springs
National Guard
Dunahta
Montana
Glasgow
Air Force
Buttecular
Ft. William H. Harrison
Nalions Guard
Deer Lodge
Glasenw
City Studies Boyd Lake Water District Pact
City and the Little Thompson Water Association debated altering the proposed water district east of the Jack Rabbit Trail at a district court hearing set for July 6. The meeting covered whether farmers signed in could withdraw, district boundaries, and potential annexation by Greeley, with officials and association members weighing legal removals and cost implications.
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Little Thompson Water Association
Jack Rabbit Trail
Tte
W. D. Farr
Wynorsing
Hust Water Board
Pital
Warren Air Force
Greeley
Cheyenne
Boyd Lake
National Guard
Wheeler
Little Thompson Association
Farr
Kelly
Diserter
Rein
Little Thompson
Southard
Water Board
Robert §. Davis
Irving Cannan
Roy J. Smith
Gordon Rissler
Barton Buss
Rissler
Counccilmen
Glen Vanline
Stanley Suetherland
Clair Somerville
0. G. Kirk
Richard Brown
Cirt Shaffer
City Water Girl
Charles Karaxsky
Weld Courty Funders Association
Boy 14 Hurt In Fall From Car At Gilcrest
Paul Martinez of Gilcrest described as brother of Deputy Sheriff Richard Martinez suffered a possible head injury after apparently falling from the back of a car he was riding on near Gilcrest. He was taken by ambulance to Weld County General Hospital around 2:35 a.m. Tuesday, unconscious on arrival but regained consciousness later that morning. The youth’s condition was listed as fairly good.
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Paul Martinez
Gilcrest
Richard Martines
Nanday
Weld County General Hospital
Dublin re elects Jew as Dublin lord mayor
Dublin Ireland AP reports Robert Briscon an ardent Irishman and Orthodox Jew has been elected Dublin s first Jewish lord mayor for the second time in five years prompting notable public interest and media coverage about the Jewish community in the capital.
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Ireland
Themerselves
Robert Briscon
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