Ashton Favors District Merger With Greeley Plan Discussed
A county planning meeting heard Ashton residents favor joining with Greeley District 6. Discussions covered boundary changes and 2 percent shifts from Windsor, with Evans and Milliken districts debating a possible merger as Evans faces school capacity concerns.
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Greeley
Hell
BugReste
Ashton
Windsor
Milliken
Mein F
Carl Mossberg
Evans
Johnstown
Wileh
Don $V. Bennett
Renaalt
Elizabeth K. Anderson
District 6
Leslie Grimes
Greeley High School
Evans High School
Building Permit For New County Library In Weld County
A building permit for the new Weld county library at 2227 23rd Ave was issued to John Brass and Sons. The library, costing about $88,889, will be a 74 by 122 foot masonry structure with brick exterior, built on county land leased from the city. Also approved were a $22,000 apartment building at 12-114 44th St and eight new single family homes totaling $98,000, plus other minor permits for various structures and improvements.
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Weld
County Library
23Rd Ave
John Brass and Sons
No. 2
44Th St
Stroet
Charles Gregory
Insterlar
Gottfried Weimer
Buena Vista Dr
Alex. Werner
50Th Ave
Shaw Homes, Inc
25Th Ave
Weidenkeller Bros
Sith Ave
Quintin Fuller
17Th Ave
Nneroom
Herdman Electric Co
Governor Eyes State Deposits For All Colorado Banks
Denver AP Governor Mel Nichols proposed a system allowing every bank in Colorado to hold state deposits with guaranteed protection and a competitive return. He plans a meeting with State Treasurer Armstrong to discuss boosting interest on invested state funds and referenced a shelved treasury management bill.
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Denver
Mel Nichols
Colorado
Tim Armstrong
McNichaels
Treasury
DicNichols
Armstrong
Colorado Weather Forecast For Midweek In Colorado
The 2 pm temperature was 62 with highs near 70 and lows in the 30s across regions. Forecast calls for generally fair conditions tonight and Thursday with mountain valleys colder and winds from the northwest. A five day outlook shows temperatures 55 to 65, with snow in higher elevations and rain or snow at lower elevations early next week, then a gradual cooling trend lows 25 to 35 in lower areas.
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Public Service
Tow
Sugar
College
Colorado
Attempt To Orbit Radiation Probe Apparently Fails
CAPE CANAVERAL FL, AP The United States failed to place a 30 pound radiation study satellite into orbit after a Juno I rocket lifted off. NASA cited possible upper stage ignition failure and said a further report would clarify upper stage performance. Dr. Wernher von Braun noted no information on later stages and suggested another attempt if feasible.
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Belf
Wernher von Braun
NASA
van Brau
Phelps Co Awarded Maplewood Addition Bids Stay Within Budget
The Phelps Construction Co of Greeley won the Maplewood elementary addition bid with 53 076 including alternates, under the district policy to favor local competent bidders within one percent of the law bid. Black-Tatum of Boulder submitted the law bid at 52 60 with two alternates. Carney Construction Co of Greeley bid 53 815 including alternates. Maplewood may add two classrooms. total district budget showed a $9 161.80 remaining for the project, boosting funds for Franklin and other planned buildings financed by the 1.2 million bond issue.
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Robert Widlund
Phelps Construction Company
Greeley
Maplewood
12Th St
Ding
Greetey
Phelps
Law
Hlack-Tatum
Boulder
Carney Construction Company
Maplewood Balow
Sarkeen
Sod Heath Jun
black-Tatum
Carney
Heath
Jackson
New Franklin School
Franklin
Ike Well Prepared For Summit Talks
The White House dismissed claims that Eisenhower would attend the Paris summit with Khrushchev lacking planning. Press secretary Hagerty rejected the notion as nonsense and noted State Secretary Herter’s testimony that while there is risk, advance planning exists and optimism should be cautious.
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Washington
White House
Eisenhower
Paris
Nikita Khrushchev
Ala
James C. Hagerty
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Hagerty
Christian A. Herter
Wagerly
Herter
Senate Committee
World backs Soviet N-Ban controls Zorin says
Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Valerian Zorin said at a Geneva disarmament conference that the USSR would accept international controls over nuclear disarmament. He suggested a phased path toward complete abolition, courting Western nerves over time limits and broader disarmament aims.
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Zorin
Tom Cchiltree
Geneva
Foregn
Valerian Zain
Soviet Union
DeSantis Signed Request to Disqualify Judge in Burmeister Trial
A Carmine DeSantis of 4th Ave Groeley signs an affidavit urging District Judge William Buck to recuse himself from presiding over the May 16 trial of suspended Sheriff Pat Burmeister. DeSantis is identified as a school teacher at Frederick.
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Carmen DeSantis
Ata 4Th Ave
Groeley
Tle
Carmine DeSantis
William EB. Buck
Pat Burmeister
Frederick
Regional Weather Wyoming Generally fair to night and Thursday
Wyoming weather forecast shows generally fair conditions through tonight and Thursday. Lows range from 15 to 25 degrees in the mountains and 23 to 35 degrees elsewhere. Highs Thursday are expected to reach 55 to 65 degrees.
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Wyoming
Potatoes to occupy 59,060 acres in Colorado this year
Denver AP reports Colorado growers plan to plant 59,060 acres of potatoes this year, said by the State Crop and Livestock Reporting Service. The figure surpasses 1959 average by 2,000 acres and the 1849 58 average by 3,000 acres.
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Denver
Colorado Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Agriculture Dept official disputes Cory defense plea
A top Agriculture Department official contradicted Earl C. Corey’s claim of ignorance about laws on outside activities that earned him over 117000 dollars. Ralph Roberts said Corey knew the rules, suggesting possible statutory violations. Sen. Symington highlighted evidence of conflicts of interest involving top department officials and a grain storage firm contracting with the government.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Earl C. Corey
Corey
Ralph
Roberts
Department
Stuart Symington
D-Mi6
Symington
Senate Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Travis Second Appeal Denied for Richmond Official
Denver AP report says Maurice Travis of Richmond California former IUMSW official had his second appeal denied. He was convicted of filing a false affidavit with the NLRB about Communist party membership. He received a one year term and a $4009 fine but remains free on bond as the appellate court affirmed the district court from the bench.
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Denver
Wirebst Court of Appeals
Maurice Travis
Richmond
Calif
International Union of Mine, Sill and Smelter
Travis
National Labor Relations Board
Communist Party
Land Use Map by CSC Students Is Displayed
Dr Olivey L Troxel led CSC students in presenting a land use map to the county planning commission at the Greeley building. About 42 to 15 students contributed data on building locations and uses, with field trips to county areas and data supplement from aerial and highway maps. Planning officials discussed next steps including zoning resolutions for Greeley area, potential expansion, and the need for a professional planner. budget constraints may require state help. commission likely to request collaboration at the April 4 meeting.
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Frank Colvghan
CSC
County Planning Commission
Commission
Greeley Building
Olivey L.troxel
Troxel
Greeley
Richard Brown
Denver
State Planning Division
Commisse
Sukh
Brown
State Planning Division 1
Meeling
Arthur DB
King of Fatan
John M. Wheeler
John P. Watson
George Mosier
Florence Cutler
U S Plane Sought in Mediterranean Mystery
Air sea and land patrols searched Egypt’s eastern desert and the Red Sea for an American amphibious plane missing since Tuesday on an eight flight from Cairo to Jerusalem. Six aboard included pilot Thomas Kendell of Hollywood and his wife two daughters and two sons.
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Cairo
Egypt
Red Sea
Jerusalem
Thomas Kendell
Hollywood
Calif
Kendall
Daryll Lees
Kendells
Nine Weld County communities back One Fund plan
Nine communities met in La Salle to back a Weld County One Fund proposal. The plan, guided by attorney Thomas Richardson, envisions a county fund with individual community corporations and a shared budget committee to set goals and approve local projects. Next meeting set for April 4 at the Greeley Chamber of Commerce office with one representative from each community.
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Robert Widlund
Weld County
la Salle Town Hall
Thomas Richardson
Greeley One Fundnel
Greeley
One Fund
Ait
Barnesville
Beans
Fork Lupton
Gilcrest
Grover-Hereford
Kersey
la Salle
Pierce
Roggen
Galeton
Dir
County United Fund
Richardson
Weld County Ore Fund Tic
Emmmty One
Bill Ross
Eaton
Ross
Sack Allmutt
Dick Boettcher
Contly One
Hytane
County Plan
Allnutt
Allnutt” Said. "They Should Contact ‘Mrs. Warren At the Greeley Gnn Fund
Anon
Earl Cogburn
Gilcvest
D.galloway
Arvel Stewart
Alvin Hensley
al Mauldin
M.e. Gleck
Ault
Ralph Doney
Richard Grams
Evans
Bill Smith
WW. I. Wilkinson
Kenneth Jesse
Charles Lundien
Alfred Watada
Fort Lupton
James Cooper
Dan Sanders
Rogeen
Lloyd Danielson
John C. ‘Tynon
C. E. Bishop
A. Best
Aits
Wayne Wilkinson
Lucerne
Sarah Claypool
Graver
William E. Erickson
Juanita Erickson
Strikes Against Pass Law Replace Violence in South Africa
In a Cape Town briefing the government condemned U S condemnation of racial violence as Foreign Minister Louw refused to concede U S rights to intervene while inviting Ambassador Crowe to discuss the matter. In Johannesburg violence eased but black workers call struck, with police fire killing at least 60 and wounding 182 or more in nonwhite townships near Cape Town and Vereiniging.
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Cape Town
South Africa
U.S
Department
EB. H. Louw
U. S
Philip Crowe
Louw
United States
St Res
Union
Johannesburg
Sint-Bloodied
Johan
Nesburg
U.S. State Department
Colorado Cities Awarded Federal Water Grants
Washington announced 242000 in federal grants to Aurora and Colorado Springs to plan a 33 million dollar water supply system. The plan diverts water from the Eagle River headwaters, an arm of the Colorado River, ensuring both cities have adequate supply. Senator Gordon Allott praised the project.
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Washington
Aurora
Colorado Springs
Gordon Allott
R-Cole
Bagle River
Colorado River
Denver C of C to Press Fund Bulletins
Denver Chamber of Commerce will continue fund drive bulletins amid mixed reactions as members discuss the methods used by charitable campaigns. John Davis says publications are received favorably by a majority. protests cited over fundraising approaches by several groups. Tokyo reports a strong undersea quake near northern Japan with no casualties or damage noted.
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Denver
John Davis
Denver Chamber of Comerre
Chamber
Davis
Colorado
American Cancer Society
Colorado Society For Crippled Children and Adults
Colorado Boys Ranch Foundation
la Junia
Tokyo
Aps
Central Meteorolingical Agency
Pacific Canal
Japan
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Kono Meral
Wold County
Robert Heinz
Steve
Howard Benedict
Lynn Sandstern
Greeley High
Larry Sears
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Keith Blue
Arlington
Kenneth Eckhardt
Park and Jackson
Sandsleds
Blue
Eckhardt
Aninner
Camfield
the Park
Jaycees
Leslie K. Grimes
Sandstedt
Tribune
Ior
Biu
Atchison and Kloverstrom
Cartmey
Board of Education
Ken Einhorn
Greefey
Einhorn and Nash
Ike
Britain
France
Italy
Canada
Jules Aloch
Moch
Ag Dept
Cory Defense Plea
25Th St
Greeley Implement Company
Ing
Mediterranean
Denver C of C
Japan Records
Quake
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