Nickerson Fined Suspended From Rank One Year
Army Col. John C. Nickerson Jr. was suspended from rank for one year and fined $100 a month for 19 months by a 10 May court martial. The sentence, announced by Maj. Gen. Crump Garvin, awaits review by higher commands. Nickerson faced charges of leaking defense information amid a dispute over missile roles and missions within the Army. Medaris criticized Nickerson’s judgment, saying it needed tempering.
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Mintsville
Ala
John C. Nickerson Jr
Jean
Nickerson
Carol
Crump Garvin
Third Army
Allanta
Lie Dept
Army
Secretary of Defense
Nickersoa
Pentagon
Armed Services
Defense
Wilgar
Air Force
Stah
Medaris
Hus
England's Shortest Woman Edith Darlow Dies at 25
Edith Darlow, listed as England's shortest woman at 22 inches, died Friday in Hewcasele England. She spent her life as an attraction at fairs and circuses, with Miss Darlow becoming a well known figure in sideshows during her lifetime.
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Hewcasele
England
Edith Darlow
Baseball Today American League and National League notes
The page lists MLB notes with player names and team affiliations across leagues. Mentions Fenvas city Sew vork Tin and various pitchers and batters such as Carman Garver Ditmar Chaite Lary Aber and Haelt, Swanson Arroyo Face Brien Smith among others, with scattered team mentions and scores.
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Fenvas City
Iest
Relieor
Carman
Garver
Ary Noite
Smithi Shanes Ditmar
Chaite
Berts I Beir
Haelt
Luter
Dale
National League
Piltedarphis Ee
Roberts
Wewentah
Miller
Lanett
Colorado Weather Summary and Weekend Outlook
The report notes 2 p m Saturday temperature around 80s to 90s with a cool down for Sunday. Expect mostly cloudy skies with widely scattered showers and thunderstorms, mainly in the afternoons and evenings, turning gusty in places. Mountain areas show 45 to 65 degree lows and 85 to 90s highs for Boulder and Longmont with possible thunderstorms Saturday and Sunday afternoons.
Regional Weather Wyoming and New Mexico Outlook
Regional forecast shows Wyoming partly cloudy Saturday with widely scattered afternoon showers and thunderstorms, mainly in the mountains and western areas. Cooler conditions in the northwest, highs 35 to 45 mountains, 45 to 55 elsewhere, 65 to 73 Sunday northwest to southeast. New Mexico sees variable Saturday with scattered afternoon and evening showers and thunderstorms. Saturday highs 85 to 100 in the north and 90 to 105 in the south, cooler Sunday.
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Wyoming
New Mexico
Varshleigh
Ten Malian climbers killed in Swiss Alps fall
Ten climbers from the Malian Alpine Club, including two women, died in a fall at Piz Palu in the Swiss Alps. A snow cornice collapsed sending them 14,000 feet from the summit as an avalanche loosed. Police said survival was impossible in the fatal incident.
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Pontresina
Switzerland
Alpine Club
Imire
College Schedules Saturday Classes to Bypass July Fourth
A full schedule of classes was set for Saturday at CSUE to compensate for a four day break starting July 3. Summer students will then enjoy an extended holiday, with July 5 dismissal and a rodeo event on July 3 hosted by the Greeley Chamber of Commerce.
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CSUE
Greeley Chamber of Commerce
Hubcap Marking Drive Draws 284 Cars In Greeley
Seventy one Weld County car owners attended the city hat Saturday to have hub caps marked in response to a police campaign. Police firemen and the Greeley West Insurance association engraved the feeded numbers as cars lined up to Sixth Street. More free sessions are planned with a dealer program extending marking at businesses.
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Weld County
Gareg
Greeley
Greeley-West
Sixth Street
Five Disarm Atomic Bomb in Nevada Routine Mission
Five men at the Nevada test site disarmed a nuclear device with potential blast power around 100 tons of TNT. In a news conference they called the task the reverse of arming the device, describing it as routine and noting the climb to the 500 foot tower was taxing but supporting their calm duty. Forest Fairbrother Bernard Rubin Robert Burton Walter Arnold Edward Tucker and others handled the operation, with two staying at the base to monitor instruments.
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Nev
Forest Fairbrother
Fairbrother
Bernard
Barney) Rubin
University of California Livermore Radiation Laboratory
Robert Burton
AEG Sandia Laboratory
Albuquerque
Walter Arnold
Livermore
Edward BR. Tucker
Five
Sheriff Outwits Kidnapper In Martinez Shootout
Deputy Sheriff Harry Haring outwitted escaped convict James Goldman during a car chase from Madera to Martinez. Goldman, who abducted Haring, was shot after lunging for a revolver. Haring was uninjured except for a wound to Goldman in the stomach. Goldman, treated at a hospital, was captured by officers as the pursuit crossed multiple counties and river junctions near San Francisco Bay.
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Calif. i
Harry Haring
James
Goldman
Sacramento
Calif
Haring
Madera
Baring
Madera County
Hell
Maders, Mererd
Stanislady
San Joaquin
Contra Costa County
San Francisco Bay
Toll from Audrey Put at 250 in Cameron Parish Louisiana
Lake Charles American Press reports Hurricane Audrey deaths in Cameron Parish could reach 250, with Civil Defense figures ranging from 120 to 167 and a late estimate of 260 to 300 including missing. President Eisenhower designated affected areas as major disaster zones. Heavy debris clearing, missing persons, and widespread destruction describe the grim scene across Cameron, Grand Chenier, Pecan Island, and Holly Beach.
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Lake Charles
la Im
Civil Defense
Cameron
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Limates
Civil Defense Office
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Eisenhower
Texas
Louisiana
Gettysburg
Joe Carroll
Lake Charles Air Force Base
Grand Choniere
Slater StaniMeisler
OAS
Mexico
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Red Cross
Sherif Jack Moss
Abbeville
Pecan Island
Holly Beach
Val Peterson
Peterson
Pestilenes
Litle Pecan Island
Mississipp
Tennessoe
Ohio Valley
Jethro Brossard
Peran Island
Pe Jean Island
Dorothy Whalley
Grand Cheniere
Cameron Parish
Here
Altcough
Rhode Island
Farm Prices Edge Up Slightly Amid Higher Meat Demand
The Agriculture Dept reports mid June prices received by farmers rose four tenths of 1 percent while prices paid for goods and services stayed level. Higher meat, fruit, and corn prices mainly drove the gain, with the index about four tenths above a year ago and 21 percent below the February 1089 peak.
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Washington
Agriculture Dept
Department
Flood Closes Royal Gorge Rail Route
Royal Gorge route suspended by Denver Rio Grande Western after Arkansas River flood washed out bridge approaches 45 miles west of Salida Colorado. Westbound passenger service terminated at Pueblo. eastbound trains rerouted via Moffat Tunnel. Tracks sandbagged at key points. water covered the right of way near Swan and Penaston.
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Denver
Denver, Tia Grande Western Railroad
Royal Gorge
Arkansas
Salida
Colo
Rio. Grande
Pueblo
Moffat Tunnel
Garee
Swan
Penzanton
Greeley Horse Show Starts At Island Grove Park
The first of three sessions of the Greeley horse show opens at 1 30 p m today at Island Grove Park with shows at 2 00 and 2 30 p m A group led entry starts the event followed by the queen of the West with Greeley ro dea Julie Witwer and Judy Wilson of Grover Ribbon girls include Sue Anderson Sharon Sterkel Pat McDonald Bobbetta Holmes Beverly Anderson and escorts Jim Serbass Eleven classes and two Westernaires exhibitions fire tonight Sunday features six events and two more Westernaires shows For juniors under 18 and special classes riders from multiple towns participate The Sunday finale includes 12 events with Westernaires exhibitions and ribbon girls Brenda Kesr ditt Janine Johnson Nancy Bell Cynthia Stevens Anita Swanson Windsor Donn Ross escorts John Warren Greeley
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Greeley
Paris
France
Denver
Sue Anderson
Sharon Sterkel
Pat McDonald
Ault
Bobbetta Holmes
la Salle
Beverly Anderson
Eaton
Jim Serbass
Westernaires
Juilors
Ritchen
Kids Greet Circus Early in Iran Arrival
The ALG Kelly and Miller Bros circus arrived in Rosedale by five am on Saturday drawing about two hundred kids to help with odd jobs. Eight elephants, eight giraffes, and over two hundred animals were seen as tents went up and seats were carried for the matinee. Kids watched animals, helped cinch ropes, and waited for the show while a Tribune caller reported the early arrival.
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Iran
ALG. Kelly
Miller Bros
Rosedale
Edwards Chevrolet Cn
the Mighty Animals
Othera
The
Tribune
Denver
Tramway Bus Crushes Denver Bicyclist
A Denver Tramway bus fatally crushed 6 year old Dennis Yoram at a southwest intersection as the vehicle turned. The driver, Clarence W. Scott, 27, said he heard a grinding sound and backed the bus after seeing the boy beneath the wheels. The child died five minutes after reaching Denver General Hospital. The year's highway toll rose to 135.
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Denver
Dennis Yoram
Clarence W. Scott
Scott
Denver General Hospital
Colorado
Lypar Carlier
Yanks Train Germans Finish Job Early in '58
U S military aid ends training role in Germany as West German forces ready to operate independently by mid 1958. Maj Gen Clark L Rutner led 710 officers and men a year ago. the advisory group to shrink to 85 by June. Strauss lauds American methods as Germany targets a 12 division army with 300000 to 350000 manpower overall.
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Bom
Germany
U. S
Clark L. Rultner
Franz Josef Strauss
Strauss
Sudden Runoff Destroys Bridges in Buena Vista
Buena Vista Colorado faced severe flood damage after a sudden runoff washed away about a dozen bridges on Cottonwood Creek and flooded the town. No deaths reported though west side structures and the main street were submerged. damage estimated at 60 000 to 90 000 with park land under water and water supplies treated for typhoid risk.
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Buena Vista UK
Gilert Gregg
Chaffee County Republican
Cottonwood Creek
Cottonwood
Buena Vista
Gregg
Indiana Floods Hit Homes as Creeks Overflow
In Indianapolis thousands of residents fled to emergency quarters Saturday after flash floods flooded homes on the west side. Three people drowned in the torrents. Rescue squads continued through the night evacuating 1,501 residents as Eagle Creek released surge from isolated Zionsville towns.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Reseus
Eagle Creek
Zionsville
Galveston Hurricane Record Shocks Nation
The Associated Press recounts the worst hurricanes in U S history including the 1900 Galveston disaster with thousands of deaths, the 1871 Florida storm, and later catastrophic blows to the Caribbean and the northeastern United States, noting evolving tolls and regional impacts.
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Associated Press
Galveston
Tex
Take Okeechobee
Palm Beach
Florida
Caribbean
Long Island
New England
Miami
Hollywoodland Fort
United States
Canada
Carol
Gelaber
Hazel
Killed in New Mexico Car-Pickup Collision
Seven people died in a Friday night crash in Farmington New Mexico when a car crowded with passengers skidded after a tire blowout and collided with a pickup truck. The six aboard the eastbound sedan were Ronald Gene Parking 49 Tulsa Bobby Lea Hale 20 Sterling and Jimmy Carl Mellroy 21 Farmington Mrs Retha Nell Marshall 19 Tokyo and her son Dayle Wayne plus Richard E Bernard 38 Farmington. Charles Wayne Parc 26 of Farmington drove the pickup.
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Farmington
N. M
New Mexico
Floyd Miles
Charles Wayne Parc
Farminglas
Miles
Pace
Ronald Gene Parking
Tulsa
Oxii
Bobby Lea Hale
Sterling
Okla
Jimmy Carl MeIlroy
Retha Nell Marshall
Tokio
Dayle Wayne
Richard E. Bernard
Cutlip Girls to Wed Savage Brothers in Double Ring Ceremony
Cutlip sisters Elnora and Barbara plan same evening weddings to William Savage and Charles Savage in Mongantawn West Virginia. The double ring ceremony is set for Saturday night with both couples to wed.
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Mongantawn
W. Va
Cutlip
Savage Boys
Elnora Catlip
Willian Savage
Barbara
William
Charles
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