Police Dept. Secures German Shepherd Trio For Canine Corps Here
The Greelay police department forms a canine corps with three German Shepherds named King Princess and Duke. Officers Sel Hubert Stages Willard Foos and Donald Hughes lead the handlers, with Albert Lamb from Scotland Yard as trainer. Training spans about 2600 hours across shifts, dogs live with handlers, city supplies food, and wives of officers approved the project.
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The
Greeley
Donald Hughes
Robert Stages
Willard Foos
King
Greelay
Tings
Princess
Duke
Karl ‘Yowning
Sel
Hubert Stages
Scotland Yard
Tralnay
Trainey
Albert Lamb
Ill
Metropolitan Police
Lonedon
Pallée
Towning
Lamb
Thadarge
Canine Corps
Lavatved
Eaton Plans Five-Classroom Addition At Elementary School
Work to begin in two weeks on a five room addition to the Eaton elementary school. Jobin Brass and Sons of Greeley are the federal contractor. Completion expected by early August. Bids ranged from 29 506 to 31 651 with Carney Construction and George C Treats and Sons among bidders. The two new rooms will be on the east side and mirror current classrooms. Architects Elvhern and Nash of Greeley. Weather outlook given with temperature notes.
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George C. Treats and Sons
Colorado Springs
Wil
Se Weed
Elvhern and
Nash of
Greeley
Sea Sovereignty Limits Discussed
In Geneva 86 nations open talks to set boundaries for national sovereignty at sea. They aim to curb creeping anarchy along coasts by defining territorial waters high seas and offshore bed limits, seeking universal rules for maritime claims.
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Geneva
US plans underground n blast in New Mexico
The United States announced it is gearing up for an underground nuclear detonation in salt formations 25 miles southeast of Carlsbad New Mexico. The project code named Gnome belongs to the Peaceful Nuclear Explosions program and observers may attend. Final detonation authorization rests with the President. January 1961 target date cited by Sen. Clinton Anderson.
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Frank Carey Washington
United States
New Mexico
Atomic Energy Commisssion
Boabead
Carlsbad
Gnome
Thhe Arc
Clinton P. Anderson
Cd-Nb
Senate
Mouse Atomic Energy Committee
X-15 Passes Rigorous Stress Test Over Desert Sky
At Edwards Air Force Base California the rocket ship X-15 endured its severest stress yet, six times gravity, during a pull from a 45,000 foot bomber ascent. Test pilot Scott Crossfield briefly weighed 1,029 pounds, performing a tight pull to impose the high G force.
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Edwards Air Force Base
Cail
Scott Crossfield
Kenton Clark Insane in Fort Lupton Murder Case
Psychiatrists report Kenton Clark 14 of Fort Lupton is legally insane over the murder of his 15 year old brother Terry. Denver doctors evaluate his mental state and a sanity trial is set, with the court likely guiding a verdict of insanity at the time of the crime. The case follows Clark admitting the slaying during a television program scene and details of disposing of the body are noted. A separate item mentions a jalousie window marketed in New York that opens by touch.
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Kenton Clark
Fort Lupton
Erry
Arne Old Ludwig
John MacDonald
Colorado Psychopathic Hospital
Denver
Donald A. Carpenter
Carpenter
Kenton
Sanity
Marc Smith
Smith
Psychopathic Hospital
Clarke Barnacle
Thomas A. Richardson
William &. Bohlenger
Lupton
Colorado Psycopathic Hospital
Barnacle
District Attorney's
Terry Clark
Lark
Randi
le Toa Terry
Latte
Henry Clark
New York
U S push for outer space weapon ban at disarmament talks
American delegate Frederick Eaton urged the 10 nation disarmament conference in Geneva to ban weapons in outer space and to audit missile flights with a hull in production of nuclear materials for any use. He warned against deadlines and urged immediate steps to deny space to mass destruction arms. The Western powers pressed a prompt disarmament plan while Communist delegations demanded full general disarmament.
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Michael Goldsmith
Geneva
Frederick M. Eaton
Outer Space
Eaton
Venus
Soviet Union
Czech
Poland
Romania
Bulgaria
Therm
United States
Britain
France
Italy
Canada
Dépuy
Valerian Zorin
U.N. General Assembly
Salida Edges Eaton 55-52 in State Tourney
Salida Spartans upset Eaton 55 to 52 in the Colorado State Class A tournament. Lyons and Alley sparked the rally in the fourth quarter as Salida advanced, setting up a Friday matchup against loser of Akron Florence.
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Salida
Eaton
Paul Moroney
Denver
Gary Lyons
Sam Alley
Salida Spartans
Fatah
Englewood
Faton
Alloy
Lyons
Ron Pappanheim
Sa- Hida
Alley
Lalda
Reds
Terry Pettland
Engel
Feller
Penland
Crowder
Elliston
Beaureyerd
Hoover
Ritter
Iyony
Fanga
Salide
Southern Democrats Threaten Bolt Over Speakership
Rep. Jamie L. Whitten disclosed a plan by about two dozen Southern Democrats to bolt the party if needed to organize the next House. He said 26 Southerners are pledged to protect their positions in 1961 and warned they may ally with Republicans to form a new House leadership if the speaker is opposed.
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Washington
Jamie L. Whitten DeMiss
House of Representatives
Whitten
House
Helicopter Exports to Cuba Curtailed by U S Action
The iCommerce Department revoked licenses for export helicopters to Cuba as part of a broader crackdown on military goods. Officials say reviews of outstanding licenses and new applications are customary, especially where tensions exist, confirming a Houston Post report.
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Washington
iCommmerce Department
Cuba
Houston Post
U. S
McNichols Mum About Future Political Plans
Colorado Governor McNichols avoids confirming future plans as speculation grows over a possible U.S. Senate bid. The State Central Committee and Jefferson-Jackson fund events loom, with party leaders weighing Brannan and Knoles as potential rivals if he declines to run.
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Denver
McNichols
U.S. Senate
Charles Brannan
Robert I. Knows
Brannan
Blehm Hansen Win High Sugar Awards in Greeley
Theater notes say Blehm of northeast Greeley and Mads M Hansen with son Norman of Ault will receive top sugar beet awards at the Great Western Sugar annual master beet growers banquet at Trinity Episcopal. Awards honor high sugar producers in Greeley and Eaton factory districts for 1959 based on total pounds of sugar per acre and total sugar yield.
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Eaton District
Harvey Weber
Harold Helzer
Tiler Franken
George A. Meyer
Robert Widlund
Blehm
Greeley
Mads
M. Hansen
Norman
Ault
Great Western Sugar Company
Trinity Friscopal Parish
Atl Company
Eston
Harvey .Weher Cada
Eaton
Hansens
Ealot
Blehra
Eaton Factory
Great Western Steur Company
Atads'c
Hansen
Bombing Clause Added to Civil Rights Measure
Washington amendment adds anti bombing clause to civil rights bill. It bans interstate transport of explosives with intent to damage property and imposes penalties up to life or death if there is fatal injury. Also targets false threats by phone or mail with fines and jail terms.
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Washington
Searate Daday
Seh
Kenneth G. Kealing
India to Host New Plant With 960 Local Jobs
NEW DELHI An American tire and rubber company plans a 12 million dollar tire plant two miles south of New Delhi on Seacre Alley. Construction due early next year, creating about 960 jobs for Indians.
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New Delhi
Post Office bids sought for new AUN facility
Postmaster Venable and Office of Postmaster General Arh her Summerfield announce bids to build and lease a new AUN Post Office. specifications require about 1735 square feet with an outside roadway, parking and truck maneuvering space. bids due April 2, 1960, for a 10 year lease with possible renewal to 20 years.
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D. B. Yenaple
Ar Her Z. Sumpterfield
Post Office Department
Aun
Ault Post Office
Venable
Post Office
R. Hammarsham
Mont
Denver
W. K. Brewer
Arihue E. Summerfield
Eisenhower Pushes Broad Immigration Liberalization
Washington AP President Eisenhower urged sweeping changes to U.S. immigration laws, proposing a fundamental shift from the national origins quota system and doubling annual admissions to 398,000. He sought political refugee provisions and removal of racial exclusions, drawing swift opposition in Congress. House Immigration Committee Democrat Francis Walter dismissed the plan as a warmed over version of four years ago, signaling it has no chance.
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Washington
Hisenhower
Eisenhower
Congress
Frantis EB. Waller
D-Pa
House Immigration Committee
Waller
Walter
Record of Error in Burglary Acquittal Filed
The district attorney's office filed a record of error in district court seeking preparation of a record for the Supreme Court on a burglary case. Sheriff candidate Buemeister was acquitted on the burglary charge by a directed verdict Jan. 27 in Denver. The DA sought a new trial denied, and an appeal to the Supreme Court aims to clarify points of law.
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Atters
Supreme Court
Pat Burmeister
District Atetorney
Buemeister
William A. Black
Denver
Diss Teiet
Black Fok
Aimmeister
Fato & Ranchhouse
Here
Dorothy Tegtman
W. C. Tegtman
Jeanine Oster
District Attorney's
High Court
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