Senators Rush Act To Protect FBI's Records
A Senate judiciary subcommittee approved a bill to restrict access to FBI records in criminal trials. The measure would allow a district judge to inspect reports and delete nonpertinent material, aiming to protect informants and sensitive intelligence sources while addressing issues raised by the Jencks decision.
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FBI
Washington
Senate Judiciary
Trownell
Supreme Court
Jeocke
O'Mahoney
D-Wye
Brownell
Une
Jencks
Wai
Trist
Ugbt
PBS
Colorado Democrat Committeewoman Files Divorce Suit
Boulder Democratic national committeewoman from Colorado, Mar gnerite Peyton Thompson, seeks divorce in Boulder District Court. Her husband, Lester Em yartt Thompson, counters in Nevada. Both allege mental cruelty. Married June 10, 1922, the couple has no children. Thompson’s filing was delayed to serve papers.
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Boulder
Margnerite Peyton Thompso
Colorado
Boulder District Court
Lester Emyartt Thompson
la Veras
Nev
Thompson
William E. Buckntil
Colorado Weather Five Day Forecast Muddled Summary
The five day outlook shows varied temperatures across Colorado with highs in the 70s to 90s and lows mainly in the 30s to 60s. Boulder Longmont Durango and the southwest regions expect generally fair conditions with periods of showers and thunderstorms by the weekend, becoming more widespread westward.
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Colorado
Regional Weather Roundup From New Mexico Area
Regional weather shows afternoon clouding with widely scattered thunderstorms on the eastern border and southwestern parts. Saturday looks fair with little temperature change and highs around 90s. Wyoming forecast calls for partly cloudy conditions with scattered showers and storms mainly in mountains and warmer areas Friday night into Saturday.
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At & Su
Colorado
Boulder
Longmont
Durango
New Meaico
Blue River South Platte hearings delayed to August 5
A hearing on objections to the Blue River South Platte water conservancy district was continued to 9:30 a.m. August 5 by Judge Donald A. Carpenter. Objectors’ chief counsel A. O. Shivers Jr. cited unavailability of a witness. the court allowed the delay over the opposition of district petitioners’ counsel. Eugene E. Whitten testified Friday about the Two Forks reservoir plan and potential water exchanges, noting storage limits and flood water flows across the Nebraska line in May and June.
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Blue River
South Platte Water Conservancy
Donald A. Carpenter
Carpenter
A. O. Shivers Jr
Englewood
David J. Miller
Petitoners
Miller
Eugene E. Whitten
Denver
Colorado
Whitten
Shivers
Two Forks
South Platte River
South Platte
Nebraska
Narrows
Eisenhower Cuts Military Building Budget Proposal
President Eisenhower Friday cut 464 million dollars from the budget request for military reinstruction. The White House sent to Congress revived request for 1,645,000,000 dollars for this purpose.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Congress
Night Shift Reinstated for Chicago Police Captains
Chicago police captains of 38 districts will move to night shifts beginning Monday. Police Commissioner Timothy O’Connor changed hours from day to night due to higher crime rates at night. Named districts, dates, and affected commanders not specified in readable text.
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Chicago
Chicaga
Timothy
O'Connor
Evans Man’s Body Found In Stream
Walter F. Carstens 31 of Evans was found dead May 20 to 3:05 p.m. Thursday in the Little Thompson river near Milliken. Coroner says death due to natural causes, no inquest. He left home May 20. truck found west of Milliken. Survived by wife Cecelia, four children, two sisters, two brothers, eight grandchildren. Funeral arrangements by Adamson Mortuary. Interment Sunset Memorial Gardens.
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Walter F. Carstens
Evans
Little
Thompson River
Milliken
Rosa Adamson
Adamson
Carstens
Charles Bollig
la Salle
Isid Carstens
Gan
Fort Morgan
Baling Carstens
Laurel
Neb
Greeley
Monfort
Greeley and
Cecelia L. Carsters
Ronald Carstens
Robert Carstens
Merby
Stes
William
Walrath
Helena, Mont
Bollig
Clarence Bate
Registration's Latest Figure in Greeley Tax Election
The fatal number of registered voters in Greeley for the cigarette tax election on July 18 is 18. The total registered at the city hall reaches 1,357. Deadline for regional is 5 PM July 9.
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Gresley
305 Entries Are Filed on Eve of Horse Show Here
Three hundred five entries are filed for the 13th annual Greeley Horse show at Island Grove park. Participants include 60 from Greeley and competitors from Lincoln and Amarillo. Prize money totals 31,700 across three show sections, with sessions starting 7:39 p.m. Saturday and 2 p.m. Sunday for under 18 contestants, wrapping at 7:20 p.m. Sunday. The event is part of the Go West with Greeley celebration, judged by Temple Stephens Sr. and others, and approved by the American Horse Shows Association and the Rocky Mountain Horse Show Association. Performances by the Lake Westernaires and other acts are planned.
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Greevey
Western Aires
Hudson Worker II Electrocuted in Highline Accident
Alfred M. Dunham, 43, of Hudson, a state highway department maintenance man, was killed instantly when a shovel boom or chain touched a 100,000 volt overhead line while installing a new metal culvert on State Highway 1 about 134 miles south of Prospect Valley. Deputy coroner Charles Lundien reported the Friday accident. investigation to determine exact contact path continues. Dunham, a 27-year highway employee based in the Greeley district, was working with several colleagues at the site.
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Alfred M. Dimbam
Hudson
State Highway Department
Prospect Valley
Charles Lundien
Fort Lupton
Dunham
Lundsen
Ross Powell
Powell
Golng
Highway Department
Greeley District
Siz
Greeley
Lundien
Richard Jensen
Sam Cardwell
LW. Roller
Lyman Barney
John Fanning
Mudson
Jack Dickson
Fort Collins
Tunhart
Harriett
Glenn White
Whesles
Larry
Kenneth
Rorkledge
Fla
Order Raises Gas Rate Here in Denver and Northern Colorado
Denver and northern Colorado will see a smaller gas rate increase than expected with average bills rising about 45 cents instead of 3 dollars. The Colorado Public Utilities Commission, led by chief engineer Joseph M. McNally, announced an order affecting Denver and several surrounding communities. If wholesale price increases are disallowed, refunds may be ordered. the new rates aim to align with the revised wholesale costs and take effect July 1.
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Denvera
Toasumer
Aryada
Boulder
Fort Collies
Brighton
Fort Lupton
Golden
Johnstown
Lafayette
Longmont
Louisville
Loveland
Millien
Westminster
Windsor
Acic
Greekp Gas Co
McNulty
Cheyenne
Public Service Co. of
Colorado
Colorado Wyoming
Ic H A
Public Service Co
The
Utilities Commission
John R. Thompson
Denver
Ralph Horton
Grand Junction
Faompson
Joseph Nigro
U S Flies New Type Jets To South Korea
The United States air force sent new type jet planes to South Korea to bolster defenses against the north. Four speedy suspected fighter jets appeared over Seoul shortly after noon, with the exact model and numbers not disclosed by officials.
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U.S
South Korea
Sequlus
United States
U. S. Air Force
Senate panel restores part of armed forces funds cut
A Senate appropriations subcommittee voted unanimously to restore more than 97144 million dollars of the cash cuts the House had made in semed forces funds.
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Senate
Washington O
House
Free polio clinics to close if local vaccination use lags
Ward County Health Department will discontinue free polio clinics after July unless more residents use them. Dr. J H White says unused vaccine must be returned to preserve potency and avoid wastage. Clinics run Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays offering immunizations for pregnant women and children aged through 19, with many families already securing doses.
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J. H. White
Health Department
Dr. White
White
Wald Courty
Curs Health Department
Fhece
John Woehler Dies at Home
John Vienry Woehler, 75, president of Woehler and Bauer Inc., a plumbing heating and sheet metal firm, died Thursday night at his home in Greeley after a long career starting in Minnesota and Nebraska. Survivors include his wife Roberta Wright, a daughter Ruth Blas Steen in Hayward, Calif., three grandchildren, a great grandchild, a sister and five brothers. Funeral services are set for 3 pm Monday at Secord Funeral Home with interment at Janet Memorial Gardens.
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John Vienry Woehler
Woehler & Bauer, Inc
Eleventh Avenue
Tie
Adlington
Minn
Minneapolis
Zering
Neb
Edward
Greeley
J. H. McCutcheon
W. W. Force
Nto
McCutcheon Plumbing and
Woehler
Force
Seventh Street
CSCE
University of Wyoming
Fort Collins
Eighth Avenue
Kaiser-Frazer Seles Agency
Woebler & Force
Weld County Library
Surmers
Woehler and Company
Frederick Bauer
Bauer
Secord Funeral Home
Janet Memorial Gardens
Senate Passes Fryingpan Bill
The Senate approved the Fryingpan Arkansas River reclamation project authorization on Thursday with the measure moving to the House for action. The bill outlines funding and scope details as part of the broader river development program.
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Senate
Washington
Hurricane Audrey death toll and Civil Defense orders
President Eisenhower ordered federal Civil Defense workers to Louisiana as Audrey battered Cameron Parish and surrounding areas. Reports put deaths from hundreds to thousands with official tallies around 104 dead but others suggesting 3,000 to 4,000. rescue parties searched marshlands and towns for survivors amid widespread destruction and power outages across Lake Charles and Port Arthur.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Lake Charles
Louisians
Cameron Pareth
Cameron Parish
Cald
Weather Bureau
Ares
Cameron
Audrey
Louisiing
W. L
Bl) Price
New Orleans
C. B. Carter
Texas
Louisiana
Debriy Miles Fom
D. P. Vincent
Coast Guard
Janda
Red Cross
Audtrey
Ken Dison
Port Arthur
Tex
Orange
Morgan City
Pecan Island
Atchafalaya
Rose Tor
Goodhue Hotel
Tame Wales
He Goodhue
E. L. Begler
Vincent
Red Crow
Rae Ualty
Abel Lay Blanc
Negro
Earler
Steel price hikes by Lukens Republic and others
Lukens Steel Co announces carbon steel plate up 3 per ton and alloy steel plate up 7 per ton, matching U S Steel and signaling a broad rise after a similar move by major producers. Republic Steel Corp confirms price pattern, while Sheet & Tube Co plans further increases Monday. A separate highway crash report notes a 1990 Chevrolet wagon damaged in a Wheatland, Wyoming pit incident, no injuries listed.
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Arlice
Coatsville
Pa Uy
Lukens Steel Co
Lukens
Republic Steel Corp
Naion
U. S. Steel
Republic At
Cleveland
Ml Sheet & Tube Co
George W Bell Dies Thursday at 95 in Greeley
George W Bell 95 died Thursday night at Kinhoe 1020 A street He was born March 5 1862 In Indians later moving with family to Illinois and Missouri He married Frances Mathis in Missouri The family moved to Red Wil Jow county Nebraska in 1599 then to Yuma county and Greeley He farmed many years and later was a street car conductor in Greeley Surviving are five daughters two sons and numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren Preceding him were his wife and several children Services set for 2 30 Monday in the Marya drawite room with interment at Linn Grove
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George W. Bell
Kin Hoe
Illinois
Missouri
Bell
America Frances Mathis
Mussouri
Red WilJow County
Nebraska
Yuma County
Greeley
Iowa
John Bell
Fontana
Kan
2Nd Bell
Denver
Ida Wiliams
Lula Thrallkill
Eagleville
Clifford
Charles
Roy
Binnie
Marya Drawite Room
Linn Grove
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Optimist
Outgalng
Gresley Optimist
Bud Haden
Felt
Groving
Gene Shaffer
Warren Piper
Ayuben Benny Leng
J. R. Bunch
Rietght
Gragley Group
Dr. Burch
Laramie
Wyo
Tribune
Paul Moloney
Leonard Robinson
Norfolk
Ethart Carstens
Verton Catatens
Adamson Mortuary
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Hudson Worker
John Woehler
Cele Males Leeee
TRE Associated Frels
National Leacee
Brdakips Et Mees
Areca
Caltich
Gulf of Mexico
Cameron i
Lake, Charles
Mila
Grand Cheniere
Creote
Calcasieu Lake
Gablne
Wilk
Cameron End
Louisiane
Missiguiop
Fee
Memphis
Millstacy Glen Lunt
Wheatland
U.S 87
Washington Mine
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