Sheriff Enlow Guilty of Tax Evasion Conviction
Jefferson County Sheriff Carl Enlow was found guilty by a U S District Court jury of evading 1271 in federal income taxes for 1946 The jury also found him innocent on another count and he faces up to five years in prison and a fine Judge Breitenstein granted a short bond and two days to file for a new trial Enlow testified he never received money from witnesses and has served four terms as sheriff The verdict followed about eight hours of deliberation and interruptions for testimony from prosecutors and defense witnesses.
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Denver
Carl &. Enlow
Jefferson County
U. S. District Court
Siwurman
Enlow
Maximus Poauties
Dean
Breitenstein
Unlow
Bhat
Alorehan
Monte
Enrow
Wit Npsets
Aheriff
Golden student Strang named captain of Princeton crew
Strang of Golden was elected captain of Princeton University's 1937 varsity crew. The Army veteran, who rowed in this year's crew that won three of four cups races, earned the Bronze Star for actions in the Battle of Heartbreak Ridge during the Korean War.
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Ton
N. dL
WB. Strang
Golden
Cole
Princeton University
University
Strang
Heartbreak Ridge
Professor To Study Woodpecker as Foe of Spruce Beetle
Fort Collins report notes Dr. Favl Baldwin of Colorado A&M College receives NSF funding to study woodpecker ecology as a control for Engelmann spruce beetles. The research covers Colorado and Montana forests over three years, with cooperation from Colorado A&M, the U S Forest Service, Montana State University and the U S Fish and Wildlife Service.
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Fort Collins
Favl Baldwin
Colorado A&m College
National Sciences Foundation
Colorado
Flathead Lake
Montana
Colorado A&m
U. S. Forest Servic
Montana State University
U.S. Fish & Wild- Ife Serv
Guatemala Claims Threat of Invasion From Exiles
Guatemala declares a 30 day state of siege after a student protest and clashes that left six dead. Ismael Ortiz Orellana says exiles plotted to invade from El Salvador and Nicaragua, aiming to overthrow the government and impose military censorship.
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Guatemala
el ‘Salvador
Nicaragua
Ismael Ortiz Orellana
Ortiz Grellana
Carlos Castillo Armas
Oil Drilling Activity Expands Across Weld County Fields
Reports from multiple operators detail rotary rigs moved in Weld County near Buckingham and Jackpot fields. Globe Oils, Cosmopolian Oil, and Texas Company are drilling or leasing in townships around 203 and 759, with various outpost wells, sand tests, and one year drilling commitments. New leases, bonds at three dollars an acre, and semiannual rentals accompany ongoing spudding and tool movement as operators push development in NW 3859 and surrounding blocks.
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H. EF
Allison Drillings Company
Ohia
Ovation
Oasis Ranch
Frank Hailey
Cosmopolian Oil Company Willl
Jackpot
Weld County
Olin Castor
Swsw
Globe Oils Company
Buckingham
Winegar
Denver
Simpson
Greeley
Ares
Buckigham
Shell Ol Company
Buckingham Is
Winegar and
McDenhald
Utah Southern
H.C. Arnold
Arrowhead Exploration Company
Mayfield
Stuarham
Exploration Drilling Company
Sene
Ivelace iDipe
Morgan County
S. D. Johnson
McSay
Minnesota Governor Predicts Stevenson Victory in November
Atlantic City reports Minnesota Governor Gav Freeman predicts Adlai E. Stevenson will defeat President Eisenhower in November. Freeman, at the Governors Conference, expects Stevenson to carry Minnesota’s 30 presidential votes on an August convention ballot. He notes the early primary loss for Stevenson in Tennessee and cites a financial fral problem as a factor. New Zealand exports to about 30 nations, with Russia and Britain as major customers.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Gav
Orville L. Freeman
Minnesota
Adlai E. Stevenson
Eisenhower
Freeman
Stevenson
Chicago
Sen
Esles Kevfalliver
Tennessee
Narth
Thomas
Stanley
Virginia
Arthur B. Langlie
Washington
McNichols Seeks Higher Pay for Colorado State Employees
Acting Governor McNichols said the state must raise wages to attract and retain workers for Hale and other agencies. He cited Chief Highway Engineer Mack U Watrous on funding limits under the expanded federal program and noted the State Industrial Commission also struggles to hold employees.
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Denver
Colerain
Stes
State Industrial Commission
Uns
CU Business School Dean Resigns After 34 Years
Delbert J. Dun jean, longtime dean of the University of Colorado School of Business since 1953, resigned Wednesday in a letter to President Ward Darling. He plans to leave the post at the end of the fall semester in January 1987 and will return to teaching in California. No successor has been named.
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Boulder
Delbert J. Dunjean
University of Colorado
School of Business
Ward Darlay
Duncan
Posier
University of Calfornia
Rome
California I
Two Yellowstone hotel workers vanish in park search
Yellowstone officials broadened a statewide search for Barbara Charles an 18 year old Canyon Hotel maid from Toole Utah and Ivonne Hill a 13 year old Utah State College coed missing since Monday. An airplane and horseback teams scoured the Canyon area near the hotel as summer crowds grew and temperatures dropped toward freezing.
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Yellowstone Park
Yellowstone National Park
Canyon
Barbara Charles
Toole
Utah
Dvonne Hill
Utah State College Coed
Lagan
Park
Edmund B. Rogers
Barbara
Montana
Wyoming
Rhode Island
Delaware
Ivonne
Holly Official Resigns and Ziegler Advanced at Holly
Colorado Springs Holly Sugar Corp announces Walter H. Ziegler resigns as senior vice president and is replaced by J. E. Maurin as eastern district superintendent. Merrill E. Shoup confirms W. J. Morris election renouncement as vice president in charge of operations. Ziegler joined the firm in Grand Junction in 192? following University of Colorado graduation.
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Colorado Springs
Walter H. Ziegler
Holly Sugar Corp
Merrill E. Shoup
Ziegler
Grand Junction
University of Colorado
Shoup
W. J. Morris
Hardin, Bent
J. E. Maurin
Television Teaching Trial Aims To Ease Teacher Shortage
In western Maryland, a bold plan to use television for daily lessons will launch next fall across Washington County schools. Funded by Ford Foundation and industry partners, the project seeks to reach 6,000 students in two high schools and all elementary schools, with later expansion to all 47 schools. A 40 teacher workshop will prepare educators for televised instruction as the county tests the feasibility and cost of this approach.
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Uagerstown
Way
Maryland
Ford Foundation
Mary Drawn
Johnny
Wagerstown
Clear Spring
Waucack
Miss Hrown
Susie
Smithsburg
Boonsboro
William M. Brish
G. Baker
Gentral Electric and Press
Ratio-Electronics-Tetevi Manufacturers Assny
RETMA
Brish, Baker
John K. Wess
Fund For the Advancement of Education
Welss
Nho
Washington County
Weiss
Hager
Sanitity Setioo
Billy Graham Conducts Private Funeral in Colorado Springs
Evangelist Billy Graham spoke at private and public funeral services for his longtime friend Dawson Tratman in Colorado Springs nine days after Tratman, founder of The Navigators, was killed in a New York boating accident. Graham interrupted Oklahoma revival duties to attend and planned to return Thursday.
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Colorado Springs
Billy Graham
Dawson Tratman
Vrolman
the Navigators
New York
Graham
Oklahoma
Pravda Publishes Criticisms Present Soviet Govl Regime
Moscow dispatch notes Pravda reprinting an article from the New York Daily Worker questioning Soviet leaders. The piece, by Eugene Dennis, marks the first direct or implied criticism of the present Soviet leadership to appear in Pravda. It also notes Khrushchev’s speech text exposure by the U.S. State Department.
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Pravda
Wesnestay
Krem- No
Stalin
Eugene Dennis
Communist Party
United States
New York Daily Worker
Pray Fla
Nikita 5. Khrushchev
U.S
Drpt
Small Boy Drowned Near Fort Morgan
A young boy about nine years old drowned 12 miles west of Fort Morgan after falling from a bridge into a creek. Assistant Police Chief Tony Brosky said the youth struck his head on the bottom and the body was recovered.
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Fort Morgan
Here
Tony Brosky
Gazette Telegraph Building Sold in Colorado Springs Deal
Freedom Newspapers Inc sells the Gazette Telegraph Building to El Pomar Investment Co for 250000. The Gazette Telegraph plans a new plant as the sale is announced by publisher Harry H. Hollés. Also notes Venezuelan Boys Town project near Caracas.
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Colorang Springs
Gazette Telegraph
Freedom Newspapers, Inc
el Pomar Investment Co
Harry H. Hollés
President Eisenhower Waves From Hospital Window
In blue pajamas President Eisenhower appeared at the window of Wall Street hospital grounds to greet a small crowd as the U S Army Band performed. Maj Hugh Cury led the 70 man band in Army Hymn and Man of the Hour while reporters filmed the moment.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Army Band
Waller Reed Hospital
Eisenhower Room
Hugh Cury
Army Hive
Birs
White House
New Textile Plant Opens in Srolo With Foreign Capital
A $5.6 million textile plant in Srolo opens to manufacture textile industry machinery with Japanese and Mexican capital. The government aims to modernize Mexico's textile industry through the project.
Governors Press White House Ed Program and Court Rulings
Atlantic City annual governors conference ended in a stormy session with GOP and Democratic leaders clashing over Eisenhower education aid and federal non-sedition law reviews. The group urged Congress to craft nonpreemptive federal laws and warned Supreme Court rulings threaten state control over internal affairs. Governors Garcia Hoegh of Iowa and McParland of Arizona sparred with Tee of Utah over aid, while Williams of Michigan was ousted from the chair and Virginia’s Stanley named as chair. The session also debated school segregation and federal preemption in a high tension close.
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Atlantic Vity
Seth
Hisenhower
S . White
Supreme Court
G. Monel Williams
Michigan
Jha Chin
Guv
Thomas
Stanley
Virginia
Williams
Wil- Hamabury
Emilarsa
White House
Leo A. Hoegh
Iowa
J. Bracken Tee
Itate
Ernest W. McParland
Arizona
Lee
Tourist Volume Breaking Records In Colorado
Colorado's 1956 tourist season broke records says the University of Colorado Bureau of Business Research. Executive director L. J. Crampon reports a 74.5 percent rise in visitors to major national parks and monuments in the first five months versus 1955, with the uptrend continuing into June.
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Colorado
University of Colorado
Bureau of Business Research
Bureau
L. J. Crampon
National Parks and
Crampon
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