Frederick Youth Wins Weld Spelling Title
James Adams of Frederick junior high wins Weld county spelling contest with 105 words correct. Dwight Gregory of Ault junior high places second. both advance to the state contest at Denver April 3. Roy Person from Vin school among runners-up. judges praise contestants and concern about spelling accuracy. A Pakistani nuclear science institute plan noted with U.S. funding.
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Frederick
Ault
James Adams
Dwight Gregory
Weld County
Adams
Gregory
Capitol
Denver
Royerson
Vin
Airs
Chester C. Adams
Frederie
Birs
Alourn Gregory
Aull
Sam Gates
Colorado State College
Esther Wallers
Eaton Schools
Tertha Guthrie
Pleasant Valley School
Ralph
Adama
Greeley
Windsor
Fort Lupton
Washington, D. C
Allott Predicts Unified Colorado GOP for Election
U S Senator Gordon Allott predicted a unified Colorado Republican Party for the upcoming election amid a clash over party chairmanship between Jean K Tool and Clay Keele. He backed a strong campaign, noted a pending civil rights stalemate, and discussed locations for the party's state convention and assembly planned for May and September respectively.
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Gordon G. Gauss
Denver
U.S
Gordon Allot
Tnis
Pearty
Caluyato
Diairmariship
Sam
Allott
Anther
Mildred Cresywell
Central Committee
Assembly
Colorado Springs
State Assembly
Durango
Africans Protest Race Discussions
South Africa protested to the United States against U N Security Council talks on South Africa race riots. Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge chaired the Security Council this month as Ambassador W C du Plessis argued the race problem is internal and U N discussion could worsen trouble.
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Washington
South Africa
United States
U.N. Security Council
Henry Cabot Lodge
Security Council
W. C. du Plessis
U. N
Relaxed Western mood at Geneva disarmament talks
Western officials said the Soviet Union may ease tactics at the ten nation conference in Geneva. By week two the talks produced more than a skirmish and officials welcomed a relaxed atmosphere but warned on not sharing specific control details.
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Michel Goldsmith
Geneva
Soviet Union
United States
Britain
France
Italy
Canada
Nikita Khrushchev
Valerian Zorin
Soviet Bloc
Winder
Zorin
U.S
Frederick BM
Eaton
Zerin
All-State Band In Concert at Gunter Tonight
All-State Band performs Saturday night in Gunter with 200 musicians from Colorado high schools under Frank A. Piersol. The CSC concert band and Wayman Walker program include solos and ensembles, with selections from The CSC concert band list and a Yellowstone Suite finale.
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Iowa State College
Ames
Gunter Hall
Mob Waters
Gunter
P.m
Gunter Wall
Colorado
CSC
Frank A. Piersol
Tryoile Dsc
Wayman Walker
Latham
Hank
Salle Vaughan Williams
My Bunny Hoy
Polk Sotgs Rein Somerset
Maretmanship
Peeludium
Allsports
Yellowstone
Ferxins
First Fully Guided Polaris Launched
CAPE CANAVERAL Fin Wy The first fully guided Polaris launching from an underground pit moved this submarine missile closer to patrolling seas aboard nuclear submarines. A 28-foot rocket blasted from a subterranean tube and traveled over 900 miles down the Atlantic range. It was the second straight successful tube shot and the ninth in 10 launches for Polaris. The inertial guided flight followed the first-stage ignition and a second stage firing a minute later. A subsequent shipboard test is anticipated soon.
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Cape Canaveral
Fin
Fihe
Allantic
City plans larger own use of Northern Colorado water allotment
City managers propose reserving 3,800 acre feet of Northern Colorado Water Conservancy district water for city use this year. The plan follows a history of surplus water, contracts with five irrigation companies, and a partial voiding of the Milton Water Users contract, affecting futures trading of surplus water.
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Watale IE
Cashe Jal Poldre
Comanche Reservoir
Milton
Milten Water
Cruse
Lee
Colorado
Cache la Poudre
Shaffer
Colorado Water Conservancy District
Shaffae
Larimer Aml Weld
Cache le Poudre
Greetey- Loveland
Platte Valley
Campus minister to be installed at First Presbyterian
Three denominations will install the CSC campus minister at First Presbyterian Church Saturday afternoon. The one hour service begins at 4 p.m. The Rev Dale Heckman, graduate of Lancaster Theological Seminary, will be installed. He represents Congregational, Disciples of Christ and United Presbyterian churches.
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Colorado State College
First Presbyterian Church
Dale Heckman
Lancaster Theological Seminary
Lancaster
CSC
Congregational
Disciples of Christ
United Presbyterian Churches
Fourth of July Budget Approved by Chamber Board
The Cham ber of Commerce board approved a 22 1/2 thousand dollar budget for next year s Fourth of July celebration. Last year s costs reached 26 084 20 due to the Cecennial observance and horse show. This year will feature the video parade and fireworks on July 2 3 and 4 with a visit from cabinet level Arles guests expected in late April. The group plans three performances of the parade and fireworks and notes lower expected costs since the horse show was eliminated.
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Board of Directors of
The
Chamber of Commerce
T He Yadeo
Arles
Greeley
Cuba Nears Naval Base Showdown
In Havana, Cuba, Fidel Castro’s government pressed the United States to reinstate Federico Figueras Garrazabal, a union leader fired at the Guantanamo Naval Base. Washington’s likely refusal compounds Cuba’s complaints over technicians and a helicopter ban, as tensions rise amid street clashes between factions in Havana.
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Havana
Cubs
United States
U. S Guantanamo Naval Base
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Washington
U. S
Philip W. Bonsal
Guantanamo
Federico Figueras
Garrazabal
Workers’ Union
Hansal
Raul Toa
Wildcats Beat East In Slugfest
Wildcats defeated East Denver 11 to 1 in the first game of a baseball doubleheader. The effort capped a high scoring slugfest as Wildcats showed strong offense in front of the home crowd.
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Wildcats
East
Frost Predicts Boston President Nomination Declared
Cambridge based report notes poet Robert Frost on his birthday predicting the next U S president will come from Boston. It also states Senator John F Kennedy of Massachusetts is the only candidate for presidential nomination from Boston.
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Cambridge, Mass
Robert Frost
U. S
Bodston
John F. Kennedy
Enrollment Passes Four Thousand Mark at College Now
Enrollment for the spring quarter opened Monday with 3,633 students enrolled by Friday and an expected total around 3,850 as late registrations continued. The rise signals stronger demand than last year's spring quarter final.
Scouts Land Gift Enables Camp Expansion in Poudre Canyon
Longs Peak Council announces W C Graves of Bellvue donated 80 acres in the Poudre River canyon to the Boy Scouts of America. The land will be traded to the U S Forest Service for parcels at the Ben Delatour Scout Ranch near Red Feather Jakes to complete ownership patterns for a new camp. The Ben Delatour camp is the council's largest property, surpassing all but Philmont, with development already boosting attendance and plans for future growth aided by local supporters and United Fund participation.
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Louis Pr. Sein, Jr
Ierihoud
Longs Peak
Graves
Tomrmittee
Feabenthy R. Stanley Webber
Port Coll Iis
Boy Scouts of America
Fort Collins
Ben Delatour Bay
Roosevelt Nations
Log Cabin
Philmont Scout Ranch
New Mexico
National Council, Boy Scouts of Arper
Ben Delatour
Puyenasenny
Longs Leak
George E. Weaver
Ben C. Delatour
Templets
Immel
Longs Peak Council
Roy G. Coffin
Sire Jateé Ruth Kane Coffin
F. O. Michael
Arthur R. Abbey
United Funds
Laramie
Missing Child Found Safe After Abduction In Deal New Jersey
A six year old brown haired girl Darcy Green abducted by a Negro couple employed by her parents was located safe in Washington at the home of the couple's relative Elmer Gene Pollard and wife Lala. FBI field office processed her return to Department officials after medical check showed no harm. Pollards were taken to FBI headquarters. New Jersey police issued a warrant for grand larceny and kidnapping under state law. Federal authorities would not prosecute as no federal law violation was shown. Local police said the Pollards faced state charges for taking items from Darcy's home. Green deemed the disappearance a case of bad judgment by Pollard, who had cared for Darcy in her parents' absence. Weather and other local notices follow.
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Washington
Wal. Tome
Tarey Green
FBI
Elmer Gene Pollard
Lala
Carcy
FOS
Newemen
Petthsylvania Avenue
PSI
Newark
U.S. Amilorgey
Chester Weidenburner
New Jersey
Darcy
Burton Green
Green
Polards
Pollard
Pollards
Tieal
Cheyenne Base To Be Operational in April
Atlas intercontinental missiles will be operational at Warren Air Force Base in Cheyenne Wyoming next month as scheduled, the Air Force said. Secretary of Defense Thomas Gates announced the schedule in a speech on Jan 27 and the Pentagon has mentioned it at various times since then.
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Washington
Warren Air Force Base
Cheyenne
Wyo
Air Force
Secretary of Defense
Thomas 5. Gates
Pentagon
Store Closes After Negro Demonstration
MARSHAL Texas Negro youths staged a sit down demonstration at the Woolworth lunch counter in downtown Starshall ten day and the manager closed the store. Sheriff Earl Pranklin said as the Negroes were from out of state there were no incidents.
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Texla
Woolworth
Starshall
Earl Pranklin
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College Now
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