Fox Contradicts Adams Denial in Key Testimony
Ex Pub list Fox testified that Sherman Adams lied to suppress Goldfine and boast Adams never set him down. Fox contradicted Adams denial regarding Goldfine's claim in a Boston hotel conference. Fox repeated details of the meeting and a toast proposal as he pressed Adams about the allegation.
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Washington
John Fox
Sherman Adams
Hushim
Bernard Goldline
Adams
Fox
Eisenhower
Goldfire
Adams-Goldfire
Boston
Sheraton Carlton
Goldfine
Adams Goldfine
Adams Fox
Sid Goldfine
Joseph O'Hara
A-Minn
Sid
Oren ‘Barris
D-Ark
Mr. Adama
Community Page Lists Bey Anderson Contest Entrants
The notice names Bey Anderson contestants with their parents and hometowns such as Margaret Arneson and the Arnesons from Eric and Ray Marquez in Greeley and more. Prizes include Chief Colorado and Greeley Drive in theater tickets, engraved silver bracelets, pearl necklace, two Rodeo tickets, summer formal dress from local shops, and free portraits from Kadlecek Studio in Greeley.
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Margaret Arneson
Earl Arneson
Eric
Ray Marquez
Manuel Marquez
Frederick
Mae
Pat Christy
Ralph Sganisy
Tattithen
Td Gemee
Reuben Gievick
Kerstys
Merry Jo Stewart
Harold Stewart
Avit
Indi Redman
Tom Redman
Gilcrest
Joyce Pettengill
Ruth Prisengill
Gill
Elaine Frantz
Parle Frantz
Greeley
Judy Cowley
Glenn Cowley
Grover
Barbara Erker
Harold Erker
Roggen
Colorado
Greeley Drive
Wells
Justin's
Dewid's
Kadlecek
Greeler
Marchioness Curl ton Dies at Sixty in Dover
The Alabama born Marchioness Curl ton died Sunday in Dover at age 60. Her late husband served as British foreign secretary and viceroy of India. She was daughter of J. Monroe Hinds who once was U S minister to Brazil.
Breakin at Massey Ferguson in Greeley area investigated
Reports describe a breakin at Massey Ferguson Inc on U S 85 area with a window broken and a billing machine found outside mistaken for a cash register. No other thefts noted as the sheriff's office investigated Sunday night.
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Breskin
Massey Ferguson Inc
Sheriff’s Office
Irving Fallek Dies Sunday in California
Irving Fallek known as Shorty Fallex and a former Greeley resident died Sunday in San Francisco California after a period of illness and surgery. He operated a battery shop at Consumers Power company and lived at 1431th Street. He was active in American Legion and Grocley lodge No ROY. Survived by wife Beulah and son Warne Fallek who died in 194? air crash. Funeral Wednesday 0:30 from San Francisco Funeral Home with burial at Golden Gate National Cemetery San Bruno California.
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Loving
Shorty) Fallex
Greeley
Falleh
San Francisto Funeral Home
No. 1 Church St
Golden Gate National Cemitory
San Bruno
Calif
West Virginia Supreme Court Justice James Riley Dies
Charleston reports the death of Judge James R. Riley a Democratic member of the West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals. Born in Wheeling he had served on the court since 1968 and died Sunday from a heart attack.
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Charleston
W. Va
James Rb, Riley
West Virginia
Supreme Court
Wheeling
Tribute to Wm. 5 Hill prompts grasshopper aid debate
The piece reports a Weld County resolution praising Republican officeholders and urging federal grasshopper aid as political maneuvering. It notes criticism of the aid bill as class legislation favoring certain farmers, with committee assignments and party leadership listed for county actions and delegate selections.
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Washington
Coloudy
Weld County
Wahid
Ysl
Kersey
Harvey W. Sells
Fort Lupton
Lee Alden
Keevesburg
Lowell Oliver
John Dooles
Greeley
Alden
Harold Stoll
Windsor
Ethel Sells
Mar Hin G. Field
Schick
Sam Telep
Stewart and Sells
William Bohlender
Beulah Bath
Keenesburg
Sam Andersen
Ault
Mabel Bisiline
Jim Milne
Ray Pope
Assemly
Telep
Southard
Co-chainsen
Robert Rhodes
Homer Kidder
Herman Rady
Mary-ann Frerstein
Nadine Nayden
Tally Clarks
Gale Anne
Dick Roetteher
Mike Jwustalet
Tom Connell
Gandidy Vielna
Church and School Partners in Hunt for Truth
Dr Walter Harrelson dean of the University of Chicago School of Divinity told CSC listeners that the church and the school are partners in the search for truth. He urged integration of heritage with current issues, and noted both institutions shape and are shaped by the pursuit of meaningful action and the Holy in education. The conference featured madrigal choir pieces and lectures on objectivity, commitment, and science education.
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Church
Walter Harrelson
School of Divinity
University of Chicago
Dr. Harrelson
Dean Harrelson
de, Harrison
Harrelson
Har‘yelacn
CSC Simmer Madrigal
Marvin
George
Pit Uni
Lord
Lupo
Andover Newton Theological School
Newton Center
Mass
Union Theological Seminary
University For North Carolina
Family Hall
Garden ‘Theater
Frontier of Science
Raymond J. Seeger
Direetor
National Science Foundation
Hospital admissions and discharges in Weld County area
A long list chronicles patients admitted to Weld County General Hospital on Saturday June 28 and Sunday, including Chevyl Fruit, Kenneth Kennison, Mrs. Louisa Hofelton, Joe Varlado, Paul Wells, and many others from Fort Lupton, Windsor, Greeley, Evans, Briggsdale, La Salle, Loveland, and Fort Lupton. It also notes several dismissals and follow ups with multiple residences and ward affiliations across the region.
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Weld County General Hospital
Chevyl Fruit
10Th
Kenneth Kennison
Ath Ave
Mes. C
Herdman
Reserrvoir Rd
Louisa Hofelton
11Th Ave
Dean Delaway
Exton
Jackie Lynn King
Bai Franklin Rd
Virgina Luse
Greeley Nursing Howe
Olin Webster
Route 3
Hannah Foshight
9Th Ave
Anna Badeen
10Th St
William Otta
Maddenhall
Jaco Heberlein
12Th St. Joseph Thomas
Ralph Cowan
Tom Croaner
St. Jutus Clause
Briggsdale
William RK. Mellon
Johnstown
Jacob Liehtenwald
Edwards
Kishaba
Jacksop
Bird
Fred Boles
Evans
Henry Schneider
Clyde Rogers
Milliken
Fred Guiraud
Sterling
Robert Berry
la Salle
Doris Shirley
Kathleen Flot
Marilen Gutierrez
Christina Urbach
Reuben Wilson
Canfield Hotel
John Hart
Brignslale
Fritz Samoa
Tet Ith Ave
Delia Shullis
James Warmke
St. Frankin Conway
Gilcrest
Tillie Wiggins
Platteville
Max F. Ooster
Delbert Altmann
Robert J. Kurctieh
James T. Silt
Mian
Howe
George Toldo
Taerae
Ars
James Kotht
Can
Francis J. Rovee
Keane
Carrol Mhoides
Punishment of NAACP Is Ruled Invalid
The Supreme Court unanimously voided two contempt findings and a $100,000 fine against the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People by an Alabama judge. The decision said the NAACP had no hearing on the merits of the ouster suit and the issue was not properly before the court.
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Washington
Supreme Court
National Assn
Alabama
Harlan
High Tribunal
NAACP
Cour
Circuit
Waller Jones
Montgomery
John Patterson
Gene
Fudge Jones
Alabama Supreme Court
Association
U. S
Court records show multiple driving violations and fines
In The Courts Jose M Aguilar of Berthoud fined for hit and run driving and braking violations, costs $39. Ernesto M Serna of Cheyenne fined for cardless driving no brakes and no operator license costs $25. Antare FP Archibeque of Galeton fined for permitting no licensed person to drive costs $259.
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Ernesto M. Serna
Cheyente
Galeton
Serna
Dave Krepp Jr
Willam Funner
Jose M. Aguilar
Berthoud
Eynesto M. Serna
Cheyenne
Antare FP
Archibeque
Draft Oslo Enlists 22000 Norwegians for Service
About 22,000 Norwegians will be drafted this year for compulsory military service. Men at age 20 will serve an 18 month period. The plan aims to mobilize youth for national defense.
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Oslo
Phoning in the Dark Dial Aids Night Telephones
Northlake report on a novel illuminated telephone dial by Sylvania Electric Products Inc. The porcelain steel device uses a ceramic phosphor coating and electroluminescence to glow translucent numerals. It claims a 30 000 hour lamp life and requires no bulbs or cathodes.
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Northlake
Sylvania Electric Products, Inc
Offer 7 000 items in New York market list
The modern American and supermarket offers include seven thousand items with many prepackaged sets. Most products, about eighty five percent, are described as preprocessed or prepacked for consumer convenience.
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New York
Night Training With Dark Goggles At Army Center
Infantry soldiers wear dark goggles during a simulated night operation at the Army Development Experiment Center. They move under cover, are timed by observers, and photographed to assess performance in low light conditions.
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Lal
Fifth in Steel Barns Prairie Ranks Fifth in World Steel
The article notes Barns-Prairie ranked fifth globally in steel production. It cites a rise from 8,000,000 tons to 14,600,000 tons and mentions plans to invest about $240,000 annually over the next five years to expand Franer's iron and steel capacity. The piece appears in the Tribune want ads context.
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Barns — Prairie
Franer
Greeley VFW Officers Named to All-State Ritual Team
Three Greeley VFW officers were named to the all-state ritual team at the department convention in Colorado Springs. The group from Greeley placed fourth in-state, with members including Otto Mindman and AL Norton among others. First place went to Denver Post No 1.
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Greeley Vfw
Greeley
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Department
Colorado Springs
Erice Forbes
Emmantles
Leant
Otto Mindman
AL Norton
Septemer
Kenny Markley
Bill Dailey
Max Moninga
Terry Coper
Gene Swotrig
Hon Murray
Chuck Wiley Isentiy
Ren Fuerstork
Denver Post
Forbes
Denver Livestock Market Report Mixed Prices Across Species
Denver and Omaha livestock quotes show cattle and calves steady to uneven with high good and choice offerings. Hogs and sheep trend steady to higher, with figures for steers, heifers, cows, spring lambs, and feeder stock across regional markets and wholesale channels.
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Denver
Colorado
U.S
Vows “Saucdad Tos
Aieers “Unier
Omama
Lelfere
Kia
Everage
Chicago
Usuig and Co
Denver Beans
Orp
Nawborn
Nebraska
U. S
H . Whicago
Peter Srade
Wall Street gains narrow as mixed stocks lead sluggish day
Wall Street moved higher in moderately active trading with volume around 2.8 million shares. Industrials improved while rails and lower priced issues fluctuated. gains appeared in American Motors, Boeing, General Electric, Johns Manville, and DuPont, amid uneven early trading and mixed sector movements. Urban and rural households show pickle spending patterns with 35 percent of families buying pickles or relish weekly.
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New York
Wall
Richfield Oil
Caterpillar
Whhlinghouse
Electric
Goodticit
DuPont
American Motors
Crucible Steel
Boeing
General Electric
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Johns Manvila
Zenith
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
General Motors
Goodyear
International Tarvester
Washington
Wheat shipments spike as prices dip on Chicago market
Chicago grain markets opened with new winter wheat arrivals pushing heavy receipts into terminal markets. Prices on the Board of Trade slipped sharply as the Agriculture Dept forecast potential declines to the lowest levels in 13 years near harvest. Futures in Chicago and Kansas City fell more than 2 cents a bushel on nearby contracts, then recovered slightly.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Agriculture Dept
Kansas City
Cribbage History Recounted as Noddy Origin
An old London card game Cribbage, once called Noddy, was created over 205 years ago by Sir John Suckling, noted English poet and soldier, adding a quirky chapter to gaming lore.
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London
Sir Johrn Suckling
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