Carrel Advocates Alcohol Test for Suspects
Advocates in Colorado urge alcohol testing for drivers accused of intoxication. The measure would require consent or may be mandated by law in certain cases, with state patrol noting low clear rates for intoxicated drivers who test negative. Proponents call for uniform traffic tickets, broader driver license controls, and ongoing highway safety education statewide.
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Seay Charlie Beau Maeaverd
Tye Carre
Silat
Shila Tee
Quedel
Lake
Mie
Colorado
Carrel
Utah
Calovady Springs
Avaa Whitesti
Daviel
Enaniilov
Rail disruptions test New York City rail network
A series of New York commuter train delays this week, with up to two hours for outbound trains and four times for morning and afternoon services, raised fears about rail vulnerability under attack. Grand Central and the Caroline connections handle vast tracks, and a hypothetical bomb on a pivotal track could halt operations citywide.
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New York
Mark Avenue
Grand Central Terminal
Pair Marrying Despite Damage Suit Sparks Family Union
In MULWAUKIE a June circuit filing alleges Lee Cummings and Lucille Werner wed amid a bitter lawsuit. Cummings claims Werner induced his son to cut ties, while Werner says the suit and its charges are false. The couple met in 1955 as Cummings pursued a Cambridge marriage plan. they plan to marry in Mathew's Lutheran Church as tensions linger over religious upbringing and lifestyle choices. Egypt plans two new hospitals nationwide costing 1000000000.
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Winliot
Wasley
Ao Urchy
Wall
Dasage
Grooiun
Welde
Lides
Macy
Lucille Werner
Diviahler
Ann Werner
Why Grove
Werner
Wagner Iron Works
Jian "Chomay Cumminga
Jeland
Cummings St
Wyneate
Mia
Helphia Subuch
Cummings
Chemiea
Marvarl Cokage
Cambridge
Mass
Vassar College
Poughkeepsie
N.Y
Werver Sant the
Sal “Horders
Pene
Jeo
Mint
Hinger
Cathalie
Gummings
Whenie Iron Works
New York
Warner
Juntior
Crmmongses
Lee
Facward
Cimmingses
Sik
William C Cath 1957 Grad From Coloredo State College
William C Cath, 1957 graduate of Coloredo State College, is employed in the integrated laboratories of International Business Machines Corporation in Poughkeepsie New York. His wife Belva Swanson is the daughter of Carl Swenson of Pleasant Valley. The Cash family and children Alice Grandas, S and Marc Bryant J live at 1920 Seventh Avenue.
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Coloredo State College
International Business Machines Corporation
Poughkeepsie
N.Y
Belya Swanson
Ates
Carl 0. Swenson
Pleasant Valley
Cash
Aliee Granda
Marc Dryant
Tavs GM
Molopae Falk
Chicora Tih School
Charleston
S. C
Ife
Air Tore
Mes
J, D. Young
Leiphis
Special Postal Service Costs Rise Monday
Washington reports that starting Monday July 1 postal charges rise across special services to reduce a multiyear deficit. Increases affect special delivery money orders business reply notices undeliverable second and fourth class mail registered mail COD insured items and other services with fee hikes from five to ten cents or higher and expanded liability to ten thousand dollars for registered mail.
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Washington
Summersfield
Summerfield
Congress
Hale
Duran Takes Part in Desert Rock Atomic Exercise
PFC William Duran, son of Mr and Mrs Cornelious Duran of Firestone Colorado, joins the 43d Marine Corps Provisional Atomic Exercise Brigade at Camp Desert Rock Nevada for the first extensive troop drills. The exercise, run with AEC and DoD support, features low yield tests and rapid assault tactics including vertical envelopment and airborne maneuvers with helicopters and Ontos armored vehicles.
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Firestone
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43D Marine Corps Provisional Atomic Exercise Brigade
AEC
Department of Defense
Marine Corps
George W Riddell Spanish War Veteran Dies on 81st Birthday
George W Riddell a Spanish American War veteran dies at the Veterans Administration hospital Denver on his eighty first birthday Born June 29 1836 in Tray West Virginia he lived in Severance Eaton district Greeley and Weston WV He served in the Spanish war survived by two sons a daughter five brothers four sisters and three grandchildren Funeral services are arranged by Adamson Mortuary
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Park Place
Veterans Administration Hospital
Denver
Tray
W. V
Severance
Eaton District
Greeley
Crane
Weston
Rishdel
Rich
Marion
Ohio
Ebr
Deli
Balan
Vera Mundley
West Manchester
Merle Parr
Columbus
Glhelis Seogil
Belt View
Adamson Mortuary
Japanese Riot Over Tachikawa Airport Runway Expansion
Japanese police faced 170 officers and 59 villagers when leftist demonstrators blocking the Tachikawa Base runway posted three lif foot poles to disrupt American pilots. The clash halted by police, no injuries reported, as protests target U S aircraft expansion funds and expropriation plans for the Sunakawa area.
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Japan
Tachikawa Air Base
U.S
Sunakawa
Belsieges
U. S. Air Forc
Tlans
Missing Girl Found Unharmed in Yosemite Camp
Three year old Shirley Ann Miller was located at about 9 45 am Saturday in Yosemite National Park after a multi day search by dozens of volunteers. She disappeared Wednesday evening from her parents camp at Bridal Veil Creek above Yer semile Valley. Assistant Chief Ranger Nels Murdock said she was taken to Lewis Memorial Hospital in the valley for a check up.
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Yosemite National Park
Shirley Ann Miller
Glenn Miller
Reseda
Calif
Bridal Veil Creek
Yersemile Valley
Nels’ Murdock
Lewis Memorial Hospital
the Valey
Retired General Walter Wood Sr Dies at 83
Washington mourns the loss of Maj. Gen. Walter W. Wood Sr. aged 83 who led Army World War II supply efforts and headed the International Refugee Organization. He retired in 15/6 and died Thursday after a long career in public service.
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Washington
Walter W. Wood
Army
International Refugee Organization
Wood
Eaton Town Band to Practice Tuesdays
Esson conducts summer rehearsals for the Eaton Town Band open to the public. Public sessions run Tuesday evenings at 7 o clock with marching band members meeting at 7 p m and regular rehearsal in the high school band room.
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Eaton
Twe Park
Greeley
Cheyenne Rodea
Steel Prices Could Be Cut Says McDonald Pittsburgh
McDonald says U S Steel could absorb wage gains and cut prices by six dollars a ton to end 1957 with record after tax profits. He cites current earnings at 461.9 million and contrasts with 37.1 million in the firm’s greatest year. Other major producers also announce increases.
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Pittsburgh
LU. S
United Steelworkers
David J. McDonald
Robert Anderson
Secretary of the Treasury
A. & Sheel
USW
U. S. Steel
S. Steel
Republic Sheet Corp
Lukens' Sterl Corp
Inland Steel Co
U. 8. Stuel
Cars Collide On Ninth Ave Injures Two Drivers
Mrs Angie Southard of 1193 Ninth Ave and Lorin Caley of 1830 Glenmere Cobin were involved in a mid day crash on Ninth Avenue 58 feet south of Eleventh Street. Southard backed from a parallel space into southbound traffic when her motor stalled. A Plymouth driven by Caley struck her rear as he swerved to avoid the stall. Police estimated damage at 250 to Southard and 400 to Caley. Caley charged with careless driving.
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Ninth Avena
Lorin Caley
Glenmere Cobin
Ninth Avenue
Eleventh Streek
Carey
Nanth Avenue
Catey
Caley
Bates
Portland Mayor Cleared in Perjury Case After Jury Verdict
Portland Mayor Terry Schrunk was acquitted on perjury charges after a two hour jury deliberation. Three other indictments from the vice probe remain unresolved, while prosecutors consider dropping the bribery count. Schrunk contends the charges are a gambler plot tied to his election.
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Orc.us
Postlena
Terry Schrumk
Denien
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Seheuik
Washington, D. C
Senate
Jim Filkins
Clifford Q. Bennett
Tt Schrunk
Schrunk
County
Sherif
Bennett
Elkins
Schrink
Divorces and sentences noted in county court reports
In county court Mrs Peatl Williams of 1216 Fifth Avenue filed for divorce against Aaron R Williams. Rex G Mideap of Kersey filed an annulment against Iva Mideap. couple married January 24 1957. Alex Belz, 44, received 30 days in county jail for prior reckless driving and license suspension offenses. driving license suspension recommended for a year. Four Wilixen youths pled guilty to contributing to delinquency of a 15 year old Milliken girl. case to July 1 for probation report. Greeley youths and an Evans boy placed on two year probation for juvenile delinquency. Milliken Police Court items include driving fines and charges for Myron P Grinage careless driving. Stanley L Boyes careless driving. Jacob J Bell careless driving. John Clayton Brown obstructing traffic. Aaron Williams assault and battery. Robert Gilbert dog at large.
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Belz
Saha J
Dooly
Adams County
Briggs
Wilixen
Joe
Earnie Salazar
David Ami
Lovie Espinoza
Milliken
Fane
State Tewining School
Morrison
Greeley
Vans
Evans
Edward C. Quorate
Myron P. Grinage
Eighth Avene
Stanley L. Boyes
Twenty- Second Street
Jacob J. Bell
John Clayton Brown
Denver
Aaron Williams
Cecil Lee Majors Dies Here Saturday Morning
Cecil Lee Majors 48 of 240 Tenth avenue died here Saturday morning after a sudden illness. Born October 26, 1908 in Missouri he moved with his parents to the Haxtom Yuma area at age 12. He married Helen Sparl May 29, 1935 in Julesbarge. The Majors family lived in Sterling before moving to Greeley in 1948 where he started Majors Trav line in 1997 still operating with headquarters here. He was a member of First Baptist Church and the DVOF of Sterling. Surviving are his wife three sons James Russell Denver Texas EK in Greeley and Wayne Larry USN Japan his mother Mire Augie Majors of Denver four brothers Robert Costa Mesa W Floyd Tustin Orville Englewood and Wundrow Denver and two grandchildren. Arrangements will be announced later by Adamson mortuary.
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Cecil Lee Majors
Tenth Avenue
Missouri
Majors
Haxtom
Yuma
Julesbarge
Helen Sparl
Majorses
Sterling
Greeley
Majors’ Trav Line
First Baptist Church
DVOF
James Russell
Denver
Tisle EK
Wayne Larry
USN
Japan
Mire
Augie Majors
Hotert
Costa Mesa
Calif
W. Floyd
Tustin
Orville
Englewood
Wundrow
Adamson Marloary
Veteran Actor Dies in Houston Areas Breaks
Veteran actor and vaudeville performer Jack Shota, 58, died Friday in Houston after a career in New York and Hollywood. He was the brother of actress Ethel Shulta.
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Houston
Tex
Jack
Shota
New York
Hollywood
Ethel Shulta
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