Denver Patrolman and Two Ex Officers Caught in Break-in
Denver plus two former officers were arrested late Thursday while allegedly trying to force open a safe at a Commerce Town King Soopers. Patrolman Willfare Eyring, Keith J. Hulton, and Stanley McClure were jailed without bond. The arrests may reopen a probe into Denver Police burglary activity.
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Commerce Town
King Soopers
Lalce
Richard Kuykendall
Will
Ey McClure
Golton
Hutton
Beaver
Los Angele
McClure
Denver Force
Ewing
Railroads Protest Bills On Leased Rights Of Way
Washington hearing on proposed legislation affecting leased railroad rights of way, with testimony by J A Phillips and others arguing the bills would force costly purchases and disrupt operations. Opponents cite hard cases like Olathe Colorado and note many lands are abandoned rights of way or under lease to major shippers.
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Washington
Spokongul Congress
Nim
Western Railroads
Denver & Tin Grande
J. A. Phillips
Industyin
Ling
Wa Grande
Tehake
Olathe
Colo
Polite ‘Growers
Tocallon
Antateya
Altgnneys
Union Pacific Mailroad Co
Southern Pacific Co
Northern Pacific
Atchison, Topeka & Santal c
C. We McCort
Dbella
Cola
J. Tobert Till
Chief Warns About Dry Conditions
Fire Chief Forbes urged Irvine residents to be vigilant about cigarettes and burning trash to prevent fires amid hot weather. He recalled 95 fires in four days last week, with about 25 percent from careless weed or trash burning, noting significant losses from garage and motel fires and warning that the month’s fire losses may reach nineteen dollars.
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Mice Forbes Munday
Forbes
Kalil
Range Raised Turkeys Do Well in Tests at CSU
A CSU study tested range raised turkeys in shade vs open conditions during July to September. Results showed no difference in hatchability or normality rates, but shade significantly reduced temperatures and stress. Shelter shade remained important though not always essential in open-range care.
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Fort Collins
Weecen
L. Boas
CSU
Enos
Enes
Kalle
Oklahomaa Stedenk
Damas
Yorail Mets
Knashen
Eus
Charles Younan
Enkrae
Vrese
Hegulir
Struce
Ogy Arul Engineering
Turkey
Reve Buena
Colo
Theyio
Falalay
Tof
Fria
Foreign Student Killed in Colo Auto Accident
A foreign student was killed in a Colorado auto accident. Details are limited in the fragment, but authorities identified the victim and noted the crash occurred at an unspecified location in Colorado. No further names or circumstances are confirmed in the available text.
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Colo
African Scholarships Aid Students Without Temperature Change
Enos notes no heat difference in temperatures affecting scholarship program. The Geneva conference discusses how African students aided during the coming academic year will see water consumption and energy use similar to prior levels, with no significant impact on overall efficiency.
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Enos
Geneva
Ruthie Casten's Condition Good After Storm
Ruthie Casten aged 2 is reported in good condition in Tokyo hospital after severe storm damage. Reports say she and many residents endure wrecked homes as rescue teams clear mud and debris in West County General area. she is expected to remain for about two weeks, while doctors monitor her recovery.
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Ruthie Casten
Tokyo
Vidlay
Central
Apa
Dong
West County
Gienéral” Hospital
Letese
Jorgee
Ruthin
Mostmater
Harcy Castere
Permit Issued For Medical Lab Building In City
A building permit worth about 20000 dollars was issued for a medical laboratory at 1688 17th Ave. The contractor is Juke Schneider. The lab will be 23 by 56 feet and masonry built. Seven new one family homes totaling about 85000 dollars were also approved with multiple contractors listed for homes on 28th, 20th, 72nd Avenues and Ith Street. Additional permits for remodels and minor additions were approved, including projects at 229th Avenue 13th Avenue and the city library rear addition, with costs from 1000 to 2170 dollars.
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17Th Ave
Juke Schneider
C. Howard Murphy
Hay Kraphy
Hugh J. Phillips
72Nd Ave
22Nd Ave
T and 1 Constructine
Ith St
Cook's Print and Varnish Co
Manson Construction Co
Howard Murphy
13Th Ave
Toastmasters Debate On Space Race And Public Service
The Greeley Evening Toastmasters and Public Service TMs held a joint session Tuesday evening with speeches challenging the US space race, noting America’s youth in space and government rhetoric. Speakers included Jack Byrd, Tom Oliver, Daryl Dates, Amos Wilson, Jim Springer, and others, with evaluations by several members. The next meeting is July 11 at 6 15 pm at The Tea House.
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America
Jack Byrd
Greeley
Public Service Tms
Tms
Wnt
Public Service Chuir
Desner
Wogram
Jack Afovl
Tom Oliver
Daryl Dates
Lestie
Ward
Keith Ordi
Public Service
Tas
Formar Residen
Evans
Grace Thal
Alfred Terr
al Klingenberg
Marshall Downey
Philip Johnson
Virgi & Scalt
Accidents Reported With Numerous Damaged Sedans
A Thursday in the city saw multiple vehicle collisions at various intersections. Vehicles driven by Virginia Baxley Greg Pappas Carcel Redman Frank Kirk Jake Schneider Carolyn Clark Glenn Matthews G Pearl Bagh Arthur Esquire Thomas Schank Currie Sutphin Leona Opal Johnson sustained damages ranging from 20 to 175 dollars at intersections of Booth Ave 1st Ave Mth Ave 5th Ave 7th Ave 8th Ave 22nd Ave and 10th Ave.
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Virginia Jeanette Baxley
20Th St. Fd
Gregory Pappas
1St Ave
Jake, Schneider
Delair Lane
Carolyn Clark
7Th Ave
Dath St
Glenn D. Matthews
la Salle
G. Pearl Bagh
8Th Ave
Arthur Esquire
25Th St. Rd
Secon
Thomas Schank
20Th St
22Nd Ave
Mh St Whursday
Currie Florence Sutphin
4Th St
Leona Opal John
Sth Ave
10Th Ave
Court Docket Listed For Municipal Court Violations
Kenneth Olson and Georglyn Peterson cited for traffic offenses with fines or suspensions. Cecil Kittley and Mary Clark face various infractions. James Nowell, Gladys Sealey, Eugene Swenson, and others in Greeley area receive fines, jail terms, or costs for offenses including speeding and careless driving.
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Kenneth Olson
17Th Ave
Georglyn Peterson
Fort Collins
Cecil
Kittley
Ad Ave
Mary GC
Clark
Fassacres
James G. Nowell
Wichita
Kan
Gladys E. Sealey
Rt. 4
Eugene. G. Swenson
Charles Cazer
Ave
Edward Moore
Montylew
John J. Pinker
Albion
Howard ‘Murray
JP Court
James Beverly Stolt
Greeley
Charles Lee Jehown
Jerry Rodriquez
Richard Howard Hopkins
Ralph Eugene Kohler
Harvey Lee Norris
Charles Linn Tengen
Ecumenical Center Backed by Wilton Churches
Churches of Episcopalian, Congregational, Presbyterian, Quaker and Methodist denominations join to sponsor an ecumenical center in a village shopping center in Wilton Connecticut to emphasize Christian unity and shared faith in the world.
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Wilton
Conn
Methall
Chrysler and UAW Start Bargaining on Wage Contracts
Chrysler Corp. heads into talks with the United Auto Workers to bargain new contracts they say must break ground with innovative concepts. The union rejects poverty pleas and seeks terms aligned with GM and Ford while Chrysler shows quarterly losses. UAW President Reuther says new ground and concepts are needed as GM and Ford pursue profit-based wage ideas.
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United Auto Workers
Inaw
UAW
Chrysler
General
Morlots Corp
Ford Motor Co
Ford
American Motors
John D. ‘Leary
Venters
Walter PB. Reucher
General Motors
Bord
Yorks Mother Says Slayings Broke Her Heart
In Hutchinson Kansas AP report the mother of teen killer George York describes heartbreak for victims families while detailing visits by York and his parents to the State Reformatory. The youths aged 18 and 19 face trial in Slaton Springs in September for the death of Alta Ziesler 62. The Yorks express confusion over their son’s actions and plan to attend the trial and stay in Hutchinson for several days to visit.
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J. B. Davis
Assembly of God Church
Jacksonville
Fla
York
James Latham
Mauriceville
Tex
Slaton Springs
Kan
Alta Ziesler
Yorks
Hutchinson
John Munns
George
Probe of Oil Industry Starts with House Subcommittee
Washington AP reports a House small business subcommittee led by Rep. Steed begins groundwork for a congressional probe into the domestic oil industry. The study will assess drilling rates unemployment and impacts of foreign imports and will inform a potential public hearing.
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Washington
Congressional
House
Small Business
Tom’ Stead
Dokla
Rutherford
Dex
Congress
House Small Business Committee
Wright
Patrail
D-Tex
Justinus Gould
Palman
Inter
World Concern Urged by Catholic Assembly
In Strasbourg France AP leaders of a Conference of Catholic Organizations urged Roman Catholics to enlarge their world view urging engagement with global issues including the United Nations and global affiliations.
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Strasbourg
France
United Nations
Bts Ak
Algerian blast kills five, injures sixteen near Guelma
An attack in a village near Guelma eastern Algeria killed five youths and wounded sixteen as a rebel terrorist reportedly threw a grenade into a crowd during Wednesday night. Delayed AP reports confirm the casualty figure and location.
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Constantine
Algerie
Guelma
Algeria
Man Falls From Train During Westbound Freight Incident
Oliver Prater, 42, fell from a fast westbound freight train near Rogge Wedworth, suffering a broken foot and multiple cuts and bruises. He crawled east of the wreckage for about a mile and a three-quarter distance before being found in fairly good condition near U.S. 6. He was hospitalized at County General Hospital as deputies investigated the incident and vehicles along the highway were stopped by the embankment fall.
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Oliver Prater
Union - Pacific
Marvey
Prater
Rogge Wedworth
Weldsor
U.S. 6
County General Hospital
Accoss
Prate
State Fair study ordered by Budget Committee
Denver AP The Budget Committee asks for a comprehensive study on whether state fairs should be expanded or reduced as several fairs face closure. The move aims to provide facts before action, with a study by a new unit in the state controller’s office to inform lawmakers before January. The note cites inadequate barns, space shortages, and facilities issues at the Colorado State Fair in Pueblo, and mentions revenue trends and ongoing capital needs including a proposed $60,000 capital plan and $427,000 slated for a cattle barn, funded partly by mill levy.
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Denver
Pueblo
Brown
Cony
James French
D-Del Norte
George Brown
D-Denver
Capitol 4
Tommilles
State Controller's
Leggislature
French
Tle
Danuary
Legise
Fair
Commmittea
Farmers For America
Tia
Willcome
State General Fund
Clyde Fugate
Tme
Eair Commission
Earl Basham Af Willard
Carl M. Gilbert
Montrose
Clifford Hart
Holly
Vernon T. Walker
Deever
Samuel T. Jones
Fueita
iBoy Two Bodies Found on West Coast Raft
A fishing boat reported a life raft about 90 miles off San Diego containing two dead persons and a one year old boy alive. The Coast Guard dispatched a cutter from San Pedro and a Navy vessel stood by. No distress calls had been reported in the area. Details on the unidentified trio were sparse.
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San Diego
Calif
Eputhuest
Iere
Coast Guard
Rose Marie
San Pedro
Calit
Cone Guard
Iadin Sonlant
Mystery Death for Monte Vista Man Under Investigation
Denver AP reports police and medical examiners investigated the death of William H. Grant 43 in a Monte Vista restaurant room. Grant was found with facial injuries in an alley. cause undetermined. Wallet and jewelry intact. unlocked car and a cashing of a $35 check noted. wife Doris said he often carried cash.
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Denver
William H. Grant
Monte Vista
Grant
Aley
Doris
Areas Dropped From Substantial Joblessness List
The Labor Department moved nine major labor pool areas off the substantial unemployment list due to improved job opportunities this month. Six more areas also showed improvement though remaining above 6 percent unemployment, while Reading Pa was added to substantial unemployment. Detroit rose to 12 percent, and several Michigan cities shifted among the top groups.
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Labor Department
Chicago
Cincinati
Wilmington
Lowell
Mass
Atlantic City
Ness
Baille Creek
Flint
Saginaw
Mich
South Africa universities report record nonwhite enrollment
Johannesburg reports a record enrollment of 9735 non-white students across its universities. The surge signals widening access and demographic shifts in higher education as institutions note increased demand and policy impacts.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
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