President Eisenhower halts golf date on South American tour
President Eisenhower cancels a golf date in Puerto Rico deferring return to Washington until Monday. In Montevideo he suffered hoarseness not linked to bronchitis while security gas exposure mildly affected some aides. He played 18 holes at Dorado under a hot sun, tiring after his lengthy four nation tour and a Carib bean study group address.
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Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Ramey Air Force Base
Puerto Rico
Eisenhower
Washington
Washinton
Army
John Eisenhower
Caribbean
The
American Assembly
San
Eisenvoide
South America
Dames
Hegerty
Hagerty
Montevideo
Uruguay
Elsentawer
Mie
Dorado Club
Russell
Rusty) Gilbert
Darado
Luncheon Ends Conference of D.C. Managers
Colorado Chamber of Commerce managers wrapped a three day spring meeting with a luncheon featuring Howard N. Dee Yates executive vice president of the state Chamber and Bill Brenneman of the Colorado Visitors Bureau. Discussion covered hospitality conferences, conventions, and income tax rulings affecting chambers.
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Colorado Chamber “of Commerce
Howard N. (Dee) Yates
State Chamber
Bill Brenneman
Colorado Visitors Bureau
Chamber of Commerce Managers Association of Colorado
Chambers of Commerce
Clay Banta
Colorado Springs Chamber of Commerce
Merury Above Freezing Here After Ice Shroud Lifts
Temperatures rose above freezing for the first time since February as the day began with 34 degrees at 11 am. Water froze in gutters earlier while snow flurries were forecast to ease. Highs reached the low 20s to mid teens with colder overnight lows, and mountain areas expected further snow.
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Greetoy
Mercury
Freeziz
Weather Bureau
College
Public Service
Tow
College Weather
Colorado
Easthern Horder
District Scout meetings and Scout-O-Rama plans
District Scout meet Monday night at 6 30 at West Fair restaurant with Ken White inviting institutional representatives to bring committeemen and unit leaders. Cub leaders roundtable at 7 20 Tuesday at Lions club La Salle. Boy Scout leaders roundtable Wednesday at 7 30 at Consumers Gil building. District committee members to discuss park troop and post participation for Scout-G-Rama on Saturday April 30 at Community building with Q&A and featured activities.
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Hoy Scout Leaders Roundtable
Consumers Gil
Scout-O-1
Hama
Highland Hills Golf Course details at Friday luncheon
At a Friday noon luncheon in Garden Kitchen Roy Lundvall and local officials outlined plans for Highland Hills Golf Course to be built on Lundvall and Lundyall land west of 50th Avenue and south of West 20th Street. Architect J Press Maxwell and engineer Nelson Haley discussed the first nine holes and phased construction beginning by clearing three to four acres once frost leaves the ground, with a target playable by spring 1961.
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Frank Colph
Highland Hills
Roy Luydvall
Chamber of
Roy
Elmer Lundyall
50Th Ave
W. 20Th St
Garden Kitchen
Lundvall
Gordon Rissler
Clair Somerville
Richard Brown
Glen Vantine
B. HH. Grace
James A. Sumner
Jack
Top Bonus Paid For New Raymer Tract's Lease
A Weld state oil and gas lease sale drew top bonuses of $18.07 per acre for a S2harre tract east of New Raymer, leased by Champlin Oil. Nine Weld tracts followed, with five securing bonuses. Total acreage offered 60,128. leased 31.84. bonuses totaled $52,956.31. Sam Mel Gary announced Weld location for a wildcat No. L Sanders in CNF SW 18-11N 55W.
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New Raymer
Danver
Champlin Oil and Refining Company
Pure Oil Company
Swelgard
Quintin Mitchell
Robert Hoss
Humild Oi and Heflning Company
J.B. Moller
Rinehart
Tennessee Gas Transmission
Kiowa
Sammel Gary
Weld
No. L Sanders
CNF
French Rocket Reaches 125 Miles In Atmosphere Study
Paris AP reports French scientists launched the Veronique rocket to about 290 kilometers altitude at the Colombette test center to study atmospheric conditions. The Air Ministry confirmed the shot and its location.
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Paris
Veronique
Air Ministry
ColombTechar
Three Proposals Aimed at Easing Crowding in Colorado Colleges
Denver reports that Colorado's Legislative Committee of Education Beyond the High School endorsed three proposals to state and college officials to reduce future crowding. The recommendations cover enrollment options and capacity improvements, with officials urged to consider rapid action.
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Denver
Colorado
Legislative Committee of Education
Western State College
University of Colorado
Icy Roads Cause Two County Crashes
Two accidents in the county Friday were blamed on icy roads. A 1953 GMC truck driven by Donald L. Defoe, 21, of Platte, and a 1959 GMC pickup driven by Phillip G. Miller, 31, of Denver, collided on a narrow bridge near Platteville at 3:15 p.m. Patrolman Don Girnt said Defoe was westbound and Miller was eastbound when the collision occurred. Damages were $100 to the truck and $400 to the pickup. Nearby, Michael Frall, 52, of Windsor, drove north on East Street by the Windsor sugar factory at 3:10 p.m. when his 1955 Ford pickup went into a ditch and struck a fence, with damage estimated at $200.
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Donald L. Defoe
Platte
Phillip G. Miller
Denver
Platteville
Don Girnt
Deroo
Miller
Geroo
Michael Frall
Windsor
East
Melvin Hoke
Four fires kill fourteen children and an adult Friday
The Associated Press reports multiple fatal blazes nationwide. In Little Rock, James Edda Austin age 2 and Elizabeth 5 months died in a two horse fire along with their mother and another child. In Evansville six of seven children perished in a home blaze. Easton Maryland saw four children suffocate as a wind driven chimney fire caused a fatal blaze. Victims Dorothea Mills 9 Yvonne 1 Quinton Lewis 8 and Margaret Thomas 5 were all Negroes. Six more children escaped. In Buffalo a truck driver’s two children died in an apartment fire, leaving him to tell his wife Mary the heartbreaking news.
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Associated Press
Little Rock
James Edda Austin
Elizabeth
Evansville
Ind
Jack Ditsch
Tivad
Michael
Gregory
Dennis
Timothy
Tommy
Roxanne
Easton
Dorothea Mills
Yvonne
Quinton Lewis
Margaret Thomas
Buffalo
N.Y
Richard Jackson
Mary
Man Dies When Trucks Collide Near Cripple Creek
A Friday crash five miles north of Cripple Creek on Colorado Highway 67 killed 52 year old Willard Hunter of Colorado Springs nine hours after the collision. Injured were C L Woody 61 of Pueblo driver of the State Highway Department tour and Robert A Schwab 45 of Cripple Creek the other truck's driver.
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Cripple Creek
Colorado
Willard Hunter
Colorado Springs
Cripple Creek Hospital
C. L. Woody
Publo
Hunter
Robert A. Schwab
Plane Crash Survivors Live in Igloos And Eat Elk
FAIRBANKS Alaska AP Two men who rode out a plane crash in the Chukchi Sea lived a week on moose meat sausage dry biscuits and snow water inside ice Igloos. Pilot Lee Nolen age 43 Anchorage and Georges Baumann 8 from Nevada Missouri were rescued near Kotzebue after drifting and days of ice travel to shore. They reached Kivalina with Eskimo assistance.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Kotzebue
George Baumann
Nevada
Lee Nolen
Anchorage
Chukchi Sea
Helen
Katze
Nome
Halen
Kivalina
Eskomas
Tree Top Flight By Jet Bomber Set for State
Washington AP reports a Bee twin jet bomber will fly over 17 areas nationwide for wind gust measurements and maintenance tests. The FAA authorized a waiver of air traffic rules for March 1 to May 23 for Douglas Aircraft to conduct daytime tests at altitudes of 200, 600, and 1,000 feet and speeds up to 360 knots over 34% mile tracks away from congested airspaces and small airports.
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Washington
Federal Aviation Agency
Air Force
Douglas Aircraft Co
CSC Secures 250000 Advance for Dormitory Project
Colorado State College received a 250000 advance from the Housing and Home Finance Agency as part of a 425000 bond issue to fund a new men’s dormitory on the east side of Sixth Avenue. The project, costing 470000 including furnishings, will house 148 students plus director and assistant director apartments. A 200000 interim loan will cover contractor payments until bonds are formally accepted. This marks the agency’s second loan to the college following a 2750000 loan for previous women’s dorms and dining facilities.
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Pakistan
Greeley
College of Education
Dacca
Collegebrary
Greeley Public Library
Weld County Library
Pi Lambda Theta
Education Society For Women
Y. Miller
Pi Tambda Theta
College Library
Charlotte Miller
Arlene Schlagel
Pierce
Juanita Hock
Limon
Fria Cazel
Pl Lambda Theta
Hot Waters
Colorado State College
Housing and Home Finance Agency
U.S. Department of Health Education and Welfare
John A. Foster
Fort Worth
Tex
Housing and Home’ Finance Agency
Sixth Avenue
Skate Returns to Port After Four Day Britain Visit
The U S atomic submarine Skate sails home from a four day goodwill visit to Britain as a jazz band plays on its foredeck.
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Lortland
England
U.S
Skate
Britain
Havana Blasts Kill Fifty as Cuba Sees Sabotage Charge
Cuban state paper Revolucion blamed the United States for Friday’s munitions ship explosion in Havana harbor while independent reports gave varying death tolls from 40 to 100. Pro government sources called sabotage likely, while Information and Diario de la Marina cited totals above 50. Dockyard chaos and a warehouse wreck heightened the crisis amid detentions of AP staff for questioning.
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Richard Valeriant
Havana
Imevolucion
United States
Revolucion
Fidel Castro
Arma Cargo
Cuba
Hovelacion
U.S
Pissenger
Don Chapman
North Bend
Neb
Betief
Osvaldo Dorticos
la Coubre
Information
Informacion
Diario de la Marina
Associated Press
Massana
Richard Valeriani
Bur Jington
No J
Alberto Lanier
Care Ing Villanueva
Valerian
Mainiadio
Lanier
Valeriani
Lanterhart
New York
U S Cuba Relations Sink on New Cuban Attacks
Washington officials noted a new wave of Cuban charges as U S sugar policy awaits Congress action next week. Cuba's Ernesto Guevara called U S sugar payments an attempt to enslave Cuba, triggering congressional criticism while State Dept spokesman Lincoln White rejected aggression claims and Castro’s claimed Caribbean maneuvers as predated.
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Ben F. Meyer Washington
Guevara
Eads Woman Found Frozen to Death
Mrs Estealla Carey aged 49 was found frozen to death Friday in a chicken shed near the family farm seven miles southwest of Eads. She and husband Ralph had aimed to drive into town the previous day but snow and slicks blocked the truck. She walked back to fetch a tractor and disappeared in deep snow while resting.
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Eads (Ap
Estealla Carey
Eads
Ralph
Carey
Leonard Warren Dies on Stage at Metropolitan Opera
Leonard Warren, renowned baritone and Met star, collapsed and died on stage during Verdi’s La Forza del Destino at the Metropolitan Opera in New York. He was 48, performing Dan Carlo, as last rites were given and the audience paid tribute. Warren, Bronx native, left a global legacy in opera and radio, with noted appearances from Europe to Russia. he was to turn 49 in April.
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New York
Leonard Warren
Metropolitan Opera
Agatha
Warren
Dan Carlo
Adrian Zorginotti
Met
Rudolf Bing
Bing
Metropolitan
Renata Tibaldi
Dan Alvsso
Renard Tucker
Glee Club
Radio City Music Hall
The
Bronx
Europe
South America
Nascow
Trish
Windsor to Install Christian Pastor at Sunday Service
Windsor headline says Hey Richard T Hough will be installed as pastor of the Christan church Sunday evening at 7:30 p.m. A reception will follow led by Dr. E D Kadlub board chair. Rev Maurice Lydria of Denver, Christian churches secretary, will speak. Several regional ministers invited. Hough began work February first and will live in parsonage with wife while commuting to Denver for studies at the site School of Theology.
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Windsor
Hey
Richard
Christan
E. D. Kadlub
Maurice, Lydria
Denver
Colorado Christian Churches
Hough
Denyver
Tite School of Theology
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