Missing Marines After Two-Plane Crash In Pacific
Two Marine pilots and a crewman remain unaccounted after two search planes and a helicopter crash in the Pacific. Navy reports three men rescued from the helicopter while others drifted in life rafts for days. A large multinational search with dozens of aircraft and ships continues in a 29,000 square mile area under clear but windy conditions.
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Tokyo
Pacific
Ava
Navy
Alan M. McAneny
Tonkera
Lres
Cutlac
Nea
Robert Eugene Suedes
Eathan
S. D
Kyle Wayne Follett
Harrison A. Follett
Farryier
Utah
James W. Huskinson
Emory J. Huskinson
Osage
Wye
U. S. Navy
David Winton Bell
Charles H. Bell
General Mills Corp
H. P. Montague Jr
Jackson, Mies
Son of
Chainatore Execs
City Council Voting on Bonds and Annexation Plans
City council met Tuesday night and heard an engineering report on sewer improvements and a 875.00 bond plan. Bids open July 6 for revenue bonds. The meeting also approved annexation of Lot 8 and set a July 26 hearing. Other actions included approving rail and field purchases, renewing an American Legion beer license, delaying a contract for flagging progress, and purchasing water shares to total six tenths of the city’s supply.
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Hofer
Hoper & Co
Denver
Sewrw Ser. B
Ts-Res
John R. P. Wheeler
Forbes Field
American Legion
Eleventh Avenue
Tastructer
Watas Ryster
Creeley National Park
Colorado Electronics
Gresley Chamber of Commerce
Union Pavific Railroad
Richard Willams
Garnser- Wheeler Co
Eighth Avenue
Garnsey-Wheeler
Eleventh Street
Standart Ol Co
Twelfth Street
High Mountain Cakes Water Sharer
Tokyo barbers seek long-haired clients on street roam
Street touts in Tokyo call out to potential customers as they wander busy avenues. They target those with long hair, urging visits to nearby barber shops. The scene highlights informal hair care marketing amid urban bustle.
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Tokyo
Local Resident Injured in Plane Forced Landing
Fred Longshore, 1, of 2 Can field hotel, received a rut on his forehead after a plane piloted by him stalled near the Croaiac field road east of the airport at 8 30 p.m. Tuesday. The accident, reported by the highway patrol, occurred when attempting a forced landing on the road.
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Fred Longshore
Canfield Hotel
Croaiac Field
Highway Patrol
Longenore
Osgood Church Damaged by Tornado Worth $2000
The church at Osgood suffered about $2,000 in damages from a tornado Sunday evening. Reported Wednesday, the church was insured and payment will be made by the company. A blast damaged the church office wall foundation. Damages also hit farm buildings owned by Henry Kahler of Caton and farmed by George Libin nearby.
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Osgood
the Tribune
Henry Kahler
Caton
George Libiin
Eisenhower Says Downing Of U S Plane Local Occurrence
President Eisenhower called the Soviet shootdown of a U S Navy plane a local occurrence not policy. He criticized Congress for inaction on his proposals, noted Soviet regret over the incident, and cautioned that the Soviets remain committed to Marxist world revolution while aiming for a Geneva summit.
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Washington
uAs
Eisenhower
Congress
Narses
United States
Fisenhower
Geneva
Lyndon Johnson
Senate
Johnson
Dye
House
Raybuee
D-Tex
South Dakota Seizes Water Rights Across State
The article reports a proposed law to claim all surface and underground water as state property, with water managed by a Walter Resource Commission including farmers, miners, cities, and conservationists. It notes South Dakota could become the first state to seize all water rights and regulate water as a public resource.
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South Dakota
Pienre
Soanth Dakota
Walter Resourren
Rry Hand Farmers
Moeatock Prothers
Mminers
So Conservationiat
Lions Install Dave Hill as President
Lions named Dave Hill of the Greeley National Bank as club president at a Monday luncheon. New officers include Kenneth White as first vice president J J Harnett second vice president Eddie Mock as third vice president Russell Toamie secretary Richard Brown treasurer Libbers lion tamer Don French tail twister and directors Ivan Miller Richard Waters with Roy Moore and Glen Smith as active members. Charles W Brown of the Denver FBI spoke but was unable to attend.
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Greeley National Bank
Lions Club
Kenneth Perry
OQE
Kenneth White
J. J. Harnett
Eiddie Mock
Russell Toamie
Sectetary
Richard Brown
Mag ‘“Libbers
Lion Tamer
Don French
Ivan Miller
Richard Waters
Bob Rolehaus
Glen Smith
Roy Moore
Charles W. Brown
Denver
Federa By- Tea of Investigation
Brown
Moore
FEL
Sugar quotas eyed for foreign countries in U S market
Washington insights show House Agriculture Committee members pressing for higher marketing quotas for Mexico Peru the Dominican Republic Panama Haiti and other nations paying full tariff on sugar shipments to the United States. Discussion centers on relief measures amid hearings and a pending sugar bill for 1956.
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Washington
House Agriculture Committee
Mexico
Peru
Dominican Republic
Panama
Haiti
Rep. Hope
R-Kanl
Conley
DNC
Rep! Poage
U-Tex
U. S
Cooley
Turray
Nobel
United States
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
Hawaii
Cuba
Painter of Popes Dies in Rome at 88
Giorgio Sealdather known as the painter of the pouas died Tuesday in Rome aged 88. Born in Roma to Hungarianlrizin heritage, he painted portraits of Pope Pius XI and the present pontiff Pina XL.
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Rome
Giorgio Sealdather
Roma
Sealdather
Pius XI
Pantitt
Humphrey urges pressure on Red China to release Americans
Senator Humphrey urged President Eisenhower to press the Soviet Union to apply pressure on Communist China for the release of all Americans held by Peiping. He said that if diplomacy fails, the United States should be prepared to take a direct action with Red China.
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Humphrey
China
Washington
Sen
D-Minn
Eisenhower
Soviet Russia
Catumuniat
Jeane
Pelping
United States
Ser
City approves Forbes Field improvements purchase
The city council unanimously approves buying the Forbes Wheeler interests at Forbes Field for 45,000. It will pay Wheeler 10 now and Forbes 1,000 yearly for five years beginning 1956, in exchange for relinquishing a 1 year lease. The city plans repairs and eventual operation by the community activities commission.
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Caroll Forbes
John R. P. Wheels
Forbes Field
Wheeler
Forbes
B. H. Cruce
Cty
Forden
Community Activities Commission
Lyle Beaver
Beaver
Wesley J. Sargent
Sargent
Colorado
Softball Association
Forbes Tnd Wheeler
Honespark
Clarence Swayson
Forbes Fields
Ewanson
Baseball Today a muddled AL clash and NL muddle
The report outlines a rough American League start with Baltimore and New York in a 2-9 style scoreline and batting notes for Ragovin Piltette McDonald Smith Gastall Turley Ferra Silvera, while Detroit and Chicago share shaky lines. Boston Washington and a Cleveland night game are hinted with limited details.
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Baltimore
New York
Ragovin
Piltette
McDonald
Smith
Gastall
Turley
Ferra
Silvera
Detroit
Chicago
Hoeft
House
Byrd
Howell
Martin & Kergan
Boston
Washington
Might
Nans City
Cleveland
Deep Freezing Anesthesia Used In Weld County Hospital
Local surgeons used a deep freeze anesthesia technique for a major operation at Weld County General Hospital, the June Roundup report. The patient was iced for about 1 hour 20 minutes to induce hypothermia, lowering body temperature from 98.6 to 70 degrees, slowing metabolism and oxygen needs to protect the brain during surgery.
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Uheti
Elizabeth Camp
Keren Trom
Weld County General Hospital
Hospital Monthlly
Governor Rejects CMA Choice for Medical Examiners' Board
In Denver Gov. Johnson declined to reappoint Dr. George Buck to the State Board of Medical Examiners, choosing instead Dr. Franklin Baliz at Becky Phr. The move aims to ease hospital physician tensions and promote peace between hospitals and the medical profession over employment of specialists. Buck’s term ended May 3, and other terms lapse as the board prepares to elect a new president at a July 12 meeting.
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Denver
Johnson
Franklin Baliz
Becky Phr
State Board of Medical
Colorado Medical Society
George Butk
Spitz
Rick
Atty
Jen
Duke W. Duniar
State Medical Practices Act
Licensi Ng
Emmayes
Prakt Hospital
Buck
Samuel Brawn
Colorado Sycings
Tor
A. G. Taylor
Grand Juncton
Brawn
Taylor
Bolts
Ang Hospitales
Teo Taylor
Nic
Mayor to Moscow Visit Planned by Lainden Official
The mayor at Lainden Seymour Howard plans a trip to Moscow next month after an invitation from the Moscow City Review. He will be accompanied by his official staff and hear recommendations from the local coordinator.
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L.onqon
Lainden
Ir Seymour Howard
Moscow
Rvvier
Regtanes Tverdax
Oil drilling report notes new well near Pine Bluffs Wyoming
Reports from oil drilling indicate nonn In Houser Drilling drilled below surface pipe Tuesday at Buckingh area on the T V. Adda leases. A small producer Frank Turner No 1 in the field and oil discovery south of Pine Bluffs in Laramie County. Governmor Grone Wilkinson well No 1 in section 17 14 60 topped the sand at 52 feet and drill stem test flowed 7857 to 7315. Ras surfaced after 73 minutes.
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Rd & Pfeifer
Houser Drilling Company
Buckingh
IdeaGenix
T. V. Adda
Frank Turner
Pine Bluffs
Laramie County
Wyo
Twewell
Governmor Grone Wilkinson
Nenese
Building Permits Required for Water Taps Within 3 Miles
Greeley council considers a resolution by city attorney Charles Karowsky requiring building permits for all property inside a three mile city limit before tapping into the city water system. The measure aims to curb unplanned growth, protect property values, and align new water taps with approved street and utility plans.
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Greejey City
Charles Karowsky
Karawsky O
B. HW
Unterade Springs
Hizand Junction
Karowsky
Tn Prenare
Greeley
Ayalem
Jruy
Ely
Fitire
Alastian
Lamb Feeding Winner Crow Creek 4-H Member
Rob Fahrenbruch, Crow Creek 4-H member, won the Chamber of Commerce lamb feeding contest. Report notes his victory contrasted with earlier coverage and mentions Kelsey Creek and local dairy or farming context.
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Crow Creek
Rob Fahrenbruch
Chamber At Commerce Lamb
Penjeet
Kelsey
Rnport
Fahrenbruch
Tay Fender
Anniversary Party for Ike and Mamie Eisenhower
Washington and Mrs. Eisenhower plan a Friday picnic at Gettysburg farm in Pennsylvania to mark their 37th wedding anniversary. White House staff and spouses invited. several hundred guests expected. Dwight David Eisenhower, from Abilene Kansas, and Mamie Doud from Denver met in San Antonio Texas where he was stationed. they wed July 7 1916 in Detroit. The couple now live in their own home. Also noted King Haakon VII of Norway news item and a hospital update on a monarch’s fractured arm.
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Washington
Pand
Eiscohower
Gettysburg
White House
Dwight David Eisenhouwer
Abilene
Kaw
U. S. Army
West Point
Mamie Doud
Denver
San Antonio
Tex
Detree
Colonel Shank Appointed Denver Safety Manager
Will F. Nicholson named police chief Jolmaan and Walter Bud Jolmaan as top city officials as George T. Shank, a former Army officer, assumes safety manager duties. Retiring Mayor Quigg Newton selected Shaffer as secretary to the manager, while Nicholson takes office Friday following the previous safety head Charles Lawen.
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Denver
George T. Shank
Colorado Military Tristeter
Maynresert
Will F. Nicholson
Walter F.bud
Jolmaan
Quigg Newton
Ross Shaffer
Nately
Shank
Lei
Burdett Testifies on Communist Ties and Finland Trips
Winston M Burdett of Columbia Broadcasting testified before the Senate Internal Security Subcommittee about joining the Communist party in 1937 while at the Eagle and working for Brooke lyn Daily Engs. He said he left in 1942 and CBS stated it would not fire him. He described trips to Finland Sweden Norway Romania Yugoslavia and contact with Red agents. New York CNS reports he remained loyal since 1942 and notes a 1945 letter praising his past testimony.
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Washington
Winston M Burdett
Columbia Broadcasting Syala
Finland
Burdett
Communist Party
Brookelyn Daily
Engs
Hurdett
CBS
Senate Internal Security
The
Eagle
Earl
FHI
Sweden
Norway
Romania
Yugoslavia
Russia
Red
New York
CNS
Wtsst
Sev. Baatland
Db Miss
Sergi
McDonald Denounces Accusations Over Steel Strike
United Steelworkers President David J. McDonald and CIO leader Clifford Hood rebut claims the union is forcing an unnecessary nation wide steel strike. McDonald urged industry leaders to carry negotiations as Big Steel began blast furnace operations ahead of a potential midnight Thursday walkout. Mood warned of a nationwide strike, naming executive figures from major mills and steel firms.
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Pittsburgic
CIO
United Steelworkers
David J. McDonald
Clifford Hood
US. 8
Steel Corp
U. S. Steel
Eugene Grace
Bethlehem Steel
Charles White
Republic Steel
Ben Moreell
Jones & Laughlin Steel
J. L. Maurke
Youngstown Shorry Tabe
Joseph L. Block
Inland Steel
Steel negotiator sees hope for a settlement in steel talks
Pittsburg reporter John A Stephens quotes a U S Steel Corp negotiator stating that a peaceful armament in steel talks is possible if both sides work hard and give enough, reflecting cautious optimism amid ongoing negotiations.
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Pittsburg
John A. Stephens
U.S. Steel Corp
Pal Tala
Copper and Non-Ferrous Strike Appears Likely
The Inter national Union of Mine, Mill & Smelter Workers announced its Wage Policy Committee ban authorized union officers to call a strike Friday if they so elect. Laura Van Sickle, widow of Will Van Sickle, left a bequest to the hospital.
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Associated Pees
the Nations
Denver
Interenational Union of Mine
Mul & Smelter Workers
Ind
Laura van Sickle
Will van Sickle
George van Sickle
Weather Local 24 Hours Ending Wednesday Morning
COLORADO Increasing cloudiness Wednesday with isolated showers or thunderstorms mostly in northern mountains. Partly cloudy Wednesday night and Thursday with widely scattered showers northwest Wednesday night and scattered showers in mountains and west Thursday. A few showers and isolated thunderstorms east Thursday afternoon, turning colder north. Gusty winds pattern, 20s mountains, 15 to 55 northwest, 80s southeast. Thuraday high near 60s northwest and southeast. WYOMING Partly cloudy Wednesday through Thursday with showers west and widely scattered showers and thunderstorm eastern border. Some heavy storms eastern border. Winds gusty afternoons.
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Colorado
Thurstar
Noutheast
Wyoming
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