Weld Treasurer's Receipts for 1959 Exceed $172 Million
County treasurer Charles O. Bursiel reports 1959 receipts total $172,? million with current taxes $7,601,827 and state remittances $5,967,088. Disbursements include $16.0 million warrants and $37,660 redemptions. Balance on hand end of year near $3.2 million. earnings $125,993 offset by $46,780 office expenses.
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Frank Colshan
Charles O. Bursiel
Ward County General
Feneral
First National Bank
Greeley National Bank
Greeley National
Oregon Supreme Court Justice Named US Senator
Judge Hall S. Lusk 76 Democratic appointee to fill the U S Senate seat until November election to succeed the late Richard L. Neuberger. Governor Mark O. Hatfield announced the move amid talk of naming Neuberger widow Marine Neuberger as the successor.
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Salem, Gre
Oregon
Supreme Court
Hall S. Lusk
U. S
Richard L. Newberger
Mark O. Kfat
Field
Ealing
Marine Neuberger
Mail Thieves Kill 2 Postal Investigators
AP Chicago report headline details a deadly shootout as postal inspectors confront three armed robbers on the southwest edge of the Loup. Police recovered mail sacks and two inspectors were killed after seizing the robbers, with witnesses describing a swift, chaotic escape by the trio.
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Ciucago
FRA
The
Loup
Meg
Ben Spizzirri
John McAuliffe Jr
Nd Wo
McAuliffe
Spizzirri
Winton Murray
Roosevelt Woods
Clark St
Adenauer and Eisenhower Agree on West Berlin Future
Washington reports President Eisenhower and West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer agreed that any new accord on West Berlin must preserve the people’s freedom and their right of self determination. They pledged to strive for German reunification in peace and freedom amid Soviet pressure.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Konrad Adenauer
West Berlin
White House
Germany
Adenauer
Westherlin
Adenauger
Fisenhower
Heinrich von Brentano
Red Cross outlines Weld County disaster plans
Rupert Wwialuna reports on Weld County Red Cross disaster plans discussed at a community meeting. Stanley Christman notes committees exist. Miss Van Hoozer stresses community integration, government responsibility, and volunteer reliance in emergencies.
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Rupert Wwialuna
Weld County
American Red Cross
Stanley Christman
Kersey
Amy van Hoozer
St. Louis
American
Hed Cross
Loral
Red Cross
van Hogzer
Greeley I
Nese
Afanday
Christman
Weld
Couriees
Don Byers
Mootheir
Miss van Hoozer
An Hoozer
Byers
Vera Benson
Stores To Hold Spring Fashion Opening Thursday
Greeley stores plan a spring opening Thursday to showcase the season fashions in women's and men's apparel, children's shops, and more. Displays will feature spring themes and models, with a Tribune section highlighting pictures, ads, and sponsor details.
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Greeley
Shea
New York City
Tribune
Arso
Eex
Retail. Com
Charbee
Comy
Saul Palmer
Howard Oils
Don Wilkerson
Snowstorm Hits Greeley and State Roads Increases Hazards
Night snow added three inches in Greeley with two to three more in Weld County. Strong winds and blizzard conditions caused reduced visibility and dangerous driving before easing. Officials noted icy patches on highways and continued cold temperatures across Greeley area, with closures and cautious travel on major routes in eastern Colorado.
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Greeley
Lghter
Weld
Public Service Station
College Weather Station
Great Western Sugar Company
Public Service
Colorado State Patrol
Monument
Bodies of 12 Miners Found in Island Creek Mine
Logan West Virginia AP reports the bodies of 12 coal miners were found in Island Creek Coal Co No 22 mine. Rescue teams searched three areas for 6 missing miners while evidence such as dinner pails suggested the entombed men may have moved deeper into the mine seeking escape through an abandoned section. Deputy state mines director R Paul Lingo cautioned that if the missing men had reached the slope they are likely dead.
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Logan
W. Va
Island Creek Coal Co
API
Jong Wen
Elk Creek
Paul Lingo
Brotherhood Cannot Be Forced Says Denver Man
Sebastian C. Owens of the Denver Urban Teague urged the meaning of brotherhood at a First Congregational Church Men's Brotherhood Ladies Night program. He argued brotherhood grows, not by legislation, and urged gradual progress and preparation before integration efforts in the South. William F. Altnutt presided. Don Gallup was program chairman. Floyd Oliver Jr. named president with Robert Fithlan as vice president and Charles Gregory as treasurer.
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Sebastian C. Owens
Denver Urban Teague
Owens
First Congregational Church Men's Brotherhood
William F. Altnutt
Don Gallup
Men's Brotherhood
Floyd Oliver Jr
Robert Fithlan
Charles Gregory
Russians Brand U.S. Disarmament Plan Impractical
At the I nation East West disarmament conference in Geneva, Soviet officials condemned the Western plan as impractical and urged total world disarmament. Khrushchev hailed a future without arms while Zorin pressed for inclusion of Soviet proposals with tighter controls and timetables.
Ike Will Seek Sugar Import Quota Powers
Washington reports President Eisenhower intends to ask Congress for discretionary authority to modify sugar import quotas and to pursue immigration legislation doubling annual arrivals. GOP leaders say the measures will likely be sent in special messages, with Dirksen noting the sugar power would apply to most nations except the Philippines. The Cuba angle is not confirmed.
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Congress
Senate Gop
Everett M. Dirksen
Philippines
Cuba
Rescued Soviets Ashore in U S Aboard USS Kearsarge
Four village reared Soviet sailors, adrift seven weeks in the Pacific, stepped ashore in the United States aboard the USS Kearsarge. Soviet embassy officials told them by ship telephone they were hailed as heroes and will be welcomed home. They left on Jan. 17 and were rescued March 7 by the 41,000 ton carrier.
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Kearsarge
United States
Employment Rises During February
Washington AP reports February employment reached 64,520,000 the month’s record. Unemployment fell 218,000 as James Mitchell notes continued economic improvement. Employment rose 1.5 million from January and 1.8 million from February last year with the jobless rate down to 4.8 percent the lowest since 1957. Seymour Wolfvelh expects further job gains mainly from seasonal effects with warmer weather.
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Washington
James
Mitchell
Seymour Wolfvelh
Qure
Wolfhein
Vote Referee Plan Gets First Okeh Vote Referee Plan Gets First Okeh
Congress faced a pivotal vote on the Eisenhower administration voting referee plan as the House approved the measure 12895 and rejected a rival proposal criticized by civil rights advocates. Indiana's Charles A Halleck claimed a substantial version would soon pass, following remarks at the White House after a GOP briefing. Senate Democrats led by Lyndon B Johnson tempered expectations about Senate acceptance of any House civil rights bill.
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Washington
Eisenhower
House
Aagubuhcan
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Halleck
White House
GOP
Capitol
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Solons Used Telephone Often During Session
Colorado legislators ran up 1741 in long distance calls during the General Assembly session. House clerk Tradert S. Eberhardt Jr said 48 representatives made calls totaling 1010. Senate calls totaled 731, but secretary Mrs Lurle Shuster said no breakdown was available on individual calls.
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Denver
Colorado
General Assembly
Tradert S. Eberhardt Jr
House
Senate
Lurle Shuster
Chamber
President Endorses Nixon As Successor At Gridiron Dinner
New York AP report says President Eisenhower endorsed Vice President Richard Nixon as his successor at the Gridiron Club dinner in Washington. Doris Fleeson notes Eisenhower’s remarks appeared clear, and The London Times corroborates the assertion with mention of Nixon as the President’s personal choice.
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New York
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Washington
Doris Fleeson
Miss Flevson
Fiserhower
John G. O'Brien
Philadelphia Inquirer
London Times
Nixon
The
Times
Khrushchev Sees Disarmament Progress at Geneva
Soviet Premier Khrushchev told the 29 nation Geneva disarmament conference that a world without arms is not far off. Moscow quoted him saying Soviet reps will assist in fruitful work and push for early drafting of universal disarmament agreements. He urged all participants to contribute to practical solutions and welcomed proposals for peaceful ends.
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United States
Britain
France
Italy
Canada
Fandoo
Khrushchev
Palace of Nations
Ipauls
Zorin
United Nations
New York
London
Nikita Khrushchev
Mozscow Hadie
Plane Survivors Flown Out After High Mountain Crash
In Ely Nevada AP two rescued from an 11000 foot crash site include Mrs Helen Stoddard 49 Anchorage Alaska and her six year old grandson Handy Cumbie. others awaiting rescue are pilot West Stoddard 30 Mrs Horace Cums bie 28 and Mrs Joseph V Lee Hosbuc n plus Thomas Stoddards aunt Mrs Stoddard severely injured. boy exposed to freezing nights on the southeast peak.
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Ely
Nev
Reseuers
Helen Stoddard
Anchorage
Alaska
Handy Cumbie
Idaho
Tucson
West Stoddard
Onion acreage and yield forecast for Colorado in 1960
Colorado crop reporters forecast 8,500 acres of onions for 1960, up 5 percent from 8,200 acres in 1959, with growers intending 9,709 acres planted. Normal abandonment would trim harvest to about 8,600 acres, yielding roughly 2,322,000 cwt at eight-year average per acre, vs 2,206,000 cwt in 1959. Weather and field conditions delayed planting in February.
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Denver
Colorado Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Colorado
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