FBI Sees Escaped Murderer Linked to Coors Mystery
In Denver, authorities pursued Joseph Corbett Jr. 21, the fugitive from Chino prison, for possible involvement in Adolph Coors disappearance. Corbett, living under the alias Walter Osborn, left Boulder Feb 10 and was later linked to the Coors case as a top wanted suspect. Corbett’s car was found abandoned near a rural bridge. blood traces were reported. Continued on Page 77.
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FBI
Denver
T Han
Adolph Coors
Joseph Corbett Jr
Chino
Calif
Washington
Coors
Corbett
Kenneth Ray Lawson
Lawson
Tennessee
Laredo
Tex
Vic
Walter Osborn
Eugene Merys
Atlantic City
N. d
Conrs
Golden
Fala
Sister of Boulder woman linked to missing case
Miss Viola Boreh, sister of Ellenor Mario Hacker of Boulder, recalls seeing Joseph Corbett Jr. alias Walter Osborne, an escaped convict, on December 2 and later describes a dark car with loaded boxes. Osborne appeared with boxes in hall and was seen near the unspecified vehicle as Hacker vanished from her Boulder home.
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Demen AL
Ellenor Mario Hacker
Boulder
Dee
Joseph Corbett Jr
Walter
Model UN speakers set in Denver session at CSC Union
French Consul General Claude Emile Batault will address the Model UN General Assembly at the CSC Student Union plenary on Saturday at 1 32 p.m. Professor Ragad El Alauskh of the University of Colorado economics department will speak at 8 20 a.m. Saturday. The forecast notes mild weather with snow likely in northern mountains and showers in lower elevations, highs mainly in the 40s to 50s.
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Claude Emile Batault
France
Denver
Model UN
CSC
Ragad el Alauskh
Fryptian
Economics
University of Colorado
Colorado
3th St. Bridge Widening Begins On City Project
Durant Oklahoma AP report notes 3th Street Bridge widening underway to extend from 13 feet to 65 feet. The $4,270 project adds a five foot vehicle roadway and two four foot pedestrian walks. Traffic remains open during construction. City Manager B H Couce says footings ready in about three weeks using prestressed concrete slides. bridge kept open. Also reports a reunion at Hampton home ends with a 2 year old hospitalized after an exuberant greeting results in a broken leg when father and son slam into each other.
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Thield
B. H. ‘Couce
Durant
Winter Floods Hit Nine Midwest States Hard
Severe winter and heavy snow gave way to spring floods in Nebraska, Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota, and the Dakotas. Army helicopters and National Guard units rescued trapped families as towns like Fremont and Columbus evacuated. High water closed highways and forced rail reroutes amid widespread farm and lowland inundation. Tornadoes and severe storms struck Iowa, Missouri, and southern Wisconsin with no injuries reported.
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Midwest
Nebraska
Iowa
Kansas
Missouri
Illinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Dakotas
Eaern
Tornel
Omaha
Army
National Guard
Walters
Fremort
D. Ay
Valley
Columbus
Mid- Lands
Army Finds Russians Are Friendly But Free Peoples Hopeful
Dr. W D Armentrout and wife recently completed a two month tour of Mediterranean and Black Sea nations. He reported people in communist countries appeared friendly yet contrasted with freer societies. He noted a clash between spiritual values and state oriented materialism, citing Yugoslavian guides who could discuss parental religious aims versus state schooling. Russia's populace seemed hospitable, even as Soviets feared China and faced religious and scientific tensions. The piece hints at ongoing cross border anxieties and future continuation on page 16.
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Russia
Romania
Yugoslavia
W. D. Armentrout
Montview Dr
Armentrouts
Mediterranean
Black Sea
Armentrout
Colorado State College
Ted Armentrout
Dr. Armentrout
China
Eisenhower Says Soviets Seek Disarmament On Their Terms
President Eisenhower indicated Soviet leaders appear to seek some disarmament and to test nuclear weapons on their own terms. He noted recent concessions suggest they want broader negotiations at Geneva and discussed a short term moratorium on underground tests if a treaty banning all tests with strict inspection is agreed.
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Fee Iver
Washington
Eisenhower
Hisenhower
Soviet Union
Geneva
Yarold Macmillan
Camp David
Macmillan
White House
Gan
Mecmillan
U.S
Amati
Four guest statute challenges heard by Colorado Supreme Court
Four cases challenging the Colorado guest statute were taken under advisement by the Colorado Supreme Court. The law shields automobile owners from damages claims by unpaid riders unless the incident involved intentional action intoxication or willful disregard. Justice Albert T Frantz questioned whether the 1932 statute violates natural and inalienable rights including the right to life.
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Denvor
Solocado Supreme Court
High Court
Albert T.frantz
Polaris Firing Said Successful
CAPE CANAVERAL Florida AP The Navy claims a significant success in Polaris submarine missiles with a moving ship launch and early indications that the test was fully successful An observer noted anomalies in the second stage telemetry while the Navy denied an explosion The test carried all operational equipment except the nuclear warhead including inertial guidance navigation and fire control systems
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
United States
Soviet Union
Pentagon
Ciel
Navy
Pollution Cuts British Crop Yields Near Ninety Percent
A British botanist warns atmospheric pollution has slashed agricultural production in parts of Britain by nearly 90 percent. London's soot filled air is blamed for accelerated deterioration of Cleopatra's Needle on the Thames, compared with its eight millennia in Egypt.
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London
Britain
Thames River
Egypt
Senate Begins Consideration of Civil Rights
The Senate opened debate on a mousepassed civil rights bill after the Judiciary Committee proposed several changes. Democratic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson of Texas moved to bring up the bill, and the motion passed by a lopsided vote.
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Waliington
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Cancer Conference Here Thursday Night
An educational cancer conference will be held Thursday at 8 p.m. in Weld County General Hospital auditorium. The free event is sponsored by the Weld County unit of the American Cancer Society. Dr. Roger Mitchell will discuss The Relationship between Cigarette Smoking and Lung Cancer, and Dr. Robert K. Brown will cover Surgical Management of Lung Cancer. Both are on the University of Colorado School of Medicine faculty.
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Weld County General Hospital
Weld County
American Cancer Society
Roger Mitchell
Robert K. Brown
University of Colorado School of Medicine
Burmeisters Ordered To Vacate Sheriff Quarters In 3 Day Notice
Suspended Weld County Sheriff Pat Burmeister and his wife Wilmena received a three day eviction notice to quit the county jail sheriff and matron quarters. Acting Sheriff Frank Delfke said the notice was served late Tuesday by Deputy Guy Dallinger. Burmeister said wife would comply and they would arrange moving. Burmeister was already sentenced to 3 to 7 years for false pretenses, but stayed 60 days pending appeal.
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Frank Cotohan
Pat Burcmeister
Wilmena
Burmeister
Guy Dallinger
Frank Deffke
Sheriff's
Sheriff's Office
Mel
Delfke
Harmeister
9Th St
Weld Counly
Geveley
Kam Fh. Huck
State Supreme Court
Emergency State Ordered To Crush So. African Riots
South Africa faced a state of emergency as Prime Minister Verwoerd announced use of forces to quell protests after a Cape Town march by more than 30,000 Black residents demanding releases. Police dispersed crowds with tear gas and gunfire, while arrests topped 150 nationwide including leaders of opposition groups.
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Richard Kasischke
Johannesburg
South Africa
Cap
Cape Town
Hendrik Verwoerd
Capa
J. J. Fauhe
Vangperd
Langa
Caledon
F.C. Erasmus
Snch
Peter Brown
Liberal Party
Alex Lagume
South African Colored People's Congress
Albert Luthall
African National Congress
Alan Paton
Ged
Kilpfontein Road
Verwoerd
Johannes Young
Orlando Negro
South Africa Quits Security Council Table
United Nations New York AP South Africa's U N representative Bernardus Fourie withdrew from the Security Council table after warning that debate could incite racial strife at home He stayed in the chamber and said he was seeking new government instructions A spokesman said boycott would depend on those orders Fourie protested that clashes were a domestic matter
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United Nations, N
South Africa
U.N
Security Council
Bernardus Gerhardus Fourie
Council
Fourie
Heath Wing Building Permit for 244709 at Heath Junior High
A building permit issued to Hensel Phelps Construction Co. for an east side addition at Heath Junior High, 2223 Téth St., costing 244,709 with McCarty Johnson Inc. handling plumbing at 58,110. total for two permits 302,218. The new wing adds 16 classrooms, lunchroom space, and a band room. Other recent permits include three for new single family homes totaling 35,500 and various other projects above 100 dollars in cost.
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Heath Junior High School
Téth St
Hensel Phelps Construction Co
McCarty + Johnson Inc
Denver
Glen Harper
18Th Ave
F. H. Herhel
Lakesside Dr
Kem L. Gra
CF I Reports 1959 Earnings Up
CF I reports 1959 net earnings of 4 964 554, more than double 1958, despite a steel strike. Per share earnings were 104 on 3 799 967 shares, and 47 cents on 3 452 153 shares in 1958. Sales and operating revenues for 1959 were 230 28h 103, total costs 272 199 949. 1958 costs 271 548 179. Bonds financed plant expansion including a 50 000 ingot ton oxygen steel converter at the Pueblo plant.Industry outlook remains strong into 1980 with inventory protection.
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Denver
Colorado Fuel & Tron Corp
Purebla
Naice
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Sweden
San Diego
Arthur McCay
McCoy
Heath
35Th Ave
Willam C. McGuin
8Th St
Pioneer Insulating Co
25Th Ave
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Wyfoot
15Th Ave
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George Kobobel
Goth
Chi
E. B. Repp
Traifer City
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13Th St
Quality Roofing Co
Ard Ave
NH. J. Wales
Con
6Th St
Ed Hoyt
Floyd Adams
Cf&i
Sambridge
Hassi
Linda Greiner
the Tech
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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Linda
PES Moiies
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