Lifeguard Saves 14YearOld At Prospect Lake Colorado Springs
A 14 year old boy was rescued from drowning at Prospect Lake by lifeguard Ware Stallings. Reportedly found 130 feet from shore in six feet of water, he performed mouth to mouth resuscitation and, after bringing the boy to shore, continued artificial respiration. The boy revived in about two minutes.
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Hollywood HULLWOOD HAP Ladd Talks Acting Comeback
Alan Ladd describes nervy return to Paramount after a decade away and recalls his 1993 departure to independent work. He recounts a near fatal 1949 shooting that lodged a bullet near the heart, ricocheting inside and breaking ribs, then detailing a rapid recovery and rugged training for future roles. He also notes peers George Peppard and Archie in recent work and his stint as a stuntman before later portraying a sitter in This Gun for Hire.
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Milliken Quarrelsome Weekend Highlights Local Visits
Milliken residents visited the Charles Stroh home for a weekend that included the Greeley accordies contest at the high school. Sheri and Charla led in a quartet to first place while Charla won a trophy in her category. The Stroh circle hosted a birthday surprise barbecue for Mr. and Mrs. Frank Velter and friends enjoyed trips to Salt Lake City and Steamboat Springs. The Milliken Lions Club met at the Cornfield Hotel with fourteen attending, and plans for upcoming officer installations were discussed at the Bejarana home.
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New Delhi Ranked Among World’s Most Expensive Cities
New Delhi has earned a reputation as one of the costliest cities in the world alongside Tokyo Paris Jamdan and New York. Living costs in the capital’s fashionable areas now exceed those in Manhattan and Mayfair.
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Runway Driving Nets Jail Term
A Colorado Springs man received a jail term after a runway incident involving a car driving onto airport property. The court found he participated in a reckless act that endangered aircraft and bystanders, leading to his conviction and sentence.
Pentagon says segregation in reserve units ended
Pentagon officials disclosed on Thursday that segregation in named reserve units has been eliminated. The announcement comes as part of ongoing desegregation efforts within the armed services.
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Aspen and Denver figures to address Aspen Institute event
ASPEN AP Lucius Battle secretary of state and US Judge Thurgood Marshall set to speak at the Aspen Institute summer session next week with Battle due Tuesday and Marshall Thursday. The Rocky Ford Junior Chamber of Commerce honors Lucate work for Boys Revived near La Junta while national guard integration remains under review.
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Tourists Pay Vienna 1962 Foreign Earnings Reach 280 Million
Foreign tourism to Vienna in 1962 generated about 280 million dollars in revenue from visitors. The report notes that roughly 24 million tourists contributed to the earnings, underscoring Vienna's appeal as a travel destination and its impact on the economy.
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