Conservancy District OKs Big Thompson Diversion Contract
Teapayers and opera Colyland Conservency District approved the contract for the Grand Lake diversion project by 18 to 1, backing a $4 million build with up to $22 million repaid by the district. Reclamation will begin preliminary work immediately and officials plan main contracts late fall or winter.
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Teapayers
Opera Colyland Conservency District
Grand Lake
Colorado River
Big Thompson
Conservency District
Chamber of Commercce
Feading Parmers
Conservancy District
Greylny
Fragmented 19th century Greeley notices mixed in OCR clutter
A garbled union of newspaper staff lines and scattered notices from The Greeley Daily Tribune and The Greeley Republican. The text includes references to publishing details, staff attributions, and truncated lines, with religious verse and biblical quotation fragments embedded amid the OCR noise.
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Greeley Daily Tribune
Greeley Republican
Coir A Aes Pri Ulare
Esther JB
Canada Versus U S Firms Feels Anti Americanism Pressure
Fortune magazine reports Canada resents U S dominance in investment and control of Canadian industry. American firms hold near half of manufacturing, petroleum, and mining capital and fund about a quarter of Canada’s 1957 spending, fueling fears over Canada’s economic destiny and votes in recent Liberal defeat.
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Canada
United States
Fortune Magazine
U. S
Fortune
Amercan
Louis St. Laurent
Liberal Party
Erill
U.S
Tnese
Fortuar
Baltie
Columbia River
British Columbia
U. S. Northwest
St. Lawrente Seaway
Old Fortune
Soviet Bloc Ignores Mao Deviation Hint in Rift Across Communism
Soviet bloc signals refusal to accept Mao Zedong's idea of contradictions within a Communist society. The issue centers on economic aid, leadership, and the balance of power between Moscow and Beijing. Analysts see underlying tensions but no open split, with both sides wary of destabilizing the global Communist bloc.
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William 1
Ryan AP Pereian
Soviet Bloc
Mao Tze-tung
Moscow
Mao
China
Asia
Soviet Union
Red China
Shina
Usatov
North Korea
Dex
Pei Ding
President Speaks at Islamic Center in Washington
President Eisenhower addressed 18 Muslim delegates and reaffirmed resolve to secure just lasting peace. He noted Denver bid of 3,259,149 for the largest single project in state history, a section of the Valley Highway linking embassies, with eight bids received and funds aimed at religious and cultural services.
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Washington
Eisenhower
C. L. Hubner
Stoke
Cerelaf
Denver
Highway Dept
Massachusetts Avenue
Valley Highway
Embassy Tow
Moser
Eisenhow
Migree
North Africa
Middle Irib
Indonesia
Arkansas River at High Stage Near Canon City
The Arkansas River rose Friday to around 7 200 feet and at times flowed at about 8 000 second feet flood stage near Canon City. Farm land east of Canon City faced 3 to 100 acres flooded Thursday, while riverbanks held satisfactorily per R W Van Cleve district water commissioner. Two Grande Railroad crews caped wrecks west of Canon City in the Royal Gorge as the river washed over U S Highway 40 near Parkdale but traffic remained possible through the damaged sections.
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Canon City
Arkansas Tver
R. van Cleve
Cano City
Grande Railroad
House Committee Cuts 600 Million from Foreign Aid
The House Foreign Affairs Committee voted to cut 600 million dollars from President Eisenhower's foreign aid program and curtail long term aid authority. It placed a ceiling on arms aid and trimmed defense and economic support funds, with leaders noting differences from Senate figures. The panel also limited an economic development loan fund and approved partial funding for the first year of a three year program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Eisenhower
Gordon
D-Iil
Senate
House
Rpmmiller
Lisenehower
Nickerson Argues Over Missile Battle During Court Martial
Gen Crimp Garvin leads a court martial as Col John C Nickerson Jr voices belief the Air Force would accept an inferior ballistic missile before buying the Army’s. Nickerson argues private industry misleads the Air Force on missiles while already convicted of mishandling secret data. The panel weighs mitigation after Nickerson sought to influence Defense Secretary Wilson to reverse the INAM to air force order.
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Huntsville
Ala
John C. Nickerson Jr
Air Force
Army
West Point
Nickerson
Charles Wilson
Wilson
Crimp Garevin
Atlanta
Nickersons
Rexall and Weldorede Drugs Ad Promotion
A fragment mentions S and t Green Stamps with Rexall Stores Bishop and Weldorede Drugs Ady highlighting a promotional offer.
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Rexall
Ady
Denver land price dispute delays Air Force Academy site sale
The Land Acquisition Commission seeks $750000 for 70 acres of Standard Fire Brick Co. land in Pueblo assessed at $1960, with a proposed trial in September to fix the payment. The agency plans to condemn in El Paso District Court after offering $61000 and allowing clay removal only until relocation.
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Denver Co
U. S. Air Force Academy
Jona P
Atorney
Land Acquisition Commission
el Paso
Cael
Standard Fire Brick Co
Pueblo
el Paso County
Hollaway
Air Academy
Fiscal Crisis Hits State Home for the Aged in Denver
State official James A. Noon and board chairman Archie Walden Warn of a cash crunch at the state home for the aged. Officials say funds may run dry after June, with July survival uncertain, as bills to architects and engineers loom against a $14.8 million balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Tonia
Friay
James A. Noonan
Archie Deine
Walden
Ategust
Dun
Mistie
Noonan
Home for the aged reports patient counts and costs
The facility lists 23 patients with two more admissions expected, reflecting capacity still underutilization. Monthly resident charges total 135.50, while payroll runs at 4 000 monthly and operating expenses appear funded by nearly 850 in warrants to cover current year interest.
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Maine
Grasshopper Damage in Sheridan County Wyoming
Grasshoppers injure crops across northwest Sheridan County with aerial spraying planned to cover 45 000 acres in Converse County. After completing 150 000 acres in Sheridan, crews will move to Crook Natrona and Johnson counties. Infestation is worst along the Montana border where Montana has sprayed 200 000 adjacent acres.
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Cheyenne
Sheridan County
William Chapman
Chapman
Converse County
Crook
Natrona
Johnson Counties
Montana
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