High Court sought on police court bill in Colorado
Denver AP reports attorney Mervich Olson will ask the Colorado Supreme Court to rule on the constitutionality of Senate Bill 72. The measure aims to clarify municipal versus state court authority, potential double jeopardy issues, and create jury halting mechanics in city and state offense prosecutions.
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Denver
Gay
Mervicholso
Colorado Supreme Court
Qihr
Senate
General Assembly
Colorado Municipal League
Colorado
Supreme’ Court
Supreme Court
Menichols
Duke Dunbar
Censure of Morse Seen as Improbable by Senate
The prospect of Senate censure of Sen Wayne Morse D Ore for his role in the Clare Boothe Luce Brazil affair seemed remote. Republicans privately rejected Rep Homer Capehart s proposal to reprimand Morse for asking Mrs Ince s physician about psychiatric treatment. Democrats dismissed Capehart s move as political theatre amid the feud between Capehart and Morse. Morse said he would welcome a censure attempt.
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Washington
Sal
Senate
Wayne Morse
Ore
Clare Boothe
Luce
Brazil
Homer Capehart
R-Ind
Morse
Ince
Capehart
Indiana
Oregon
Colorado Weather Forecast and Detroit Tigers News
The 2 p.m. reading reached 82 degrees with a forecast of mixed precipitation and cooler temperatures across Colorado and Wyoming. Detroit Tigers manager Bill Norman was released on Saturday and Jimmy Dykes was named his successor.
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Detroit
Bill Norman
Detroit Tigers
Jimmy Dykes
Cloudiness Ends Midsummer Heat in North Plains Weather
The Associated Press reports cloudiness and storms cooled the Northern Plains on Saturday. A tornado damaged homes near Somerset south of San Antonio with about 200000 dollars in losses but no injuries. A second tornado hit Sabinal about 50 miles west with no injuries. Showers dampened wide areas from the Mississippi Valley to the Great Lakes and southern Appalachians, while West Texas and Oklahoma saw light rains and Eldorado Tex experienced a heavy storm.
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Associated Press
Somerset
San Antonio
Tex
Sabina
Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes
Appalachians
Eldorado
Texas
Oklahoma
Six year old girl struck on U S 34 near Greeley club
Deborah Kay Kuwa, six, was hit while crossing U S 34 east of Greeley Country Club Friday. She was listed in critical condition at Weld County General Hospital after surgery at 5 p.m. The driver, Alvin J. Posey, 22, of Fort Collins, reportedly struck her as she stood near roadside mailboxes. The Ford sedan rolled 79 feet on impact and 33 more feet airborne before stopping. Patrolmen William Foster and Frank Tomsic investigated.
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Greeley Country Club
Weld County General Hospital
Deborah Kay Kuwa
Deborah
Henry Hawa
Alvin J. Posey
Fort Collins
Ford
William Foster
Frank Tomsic
Six Hurt In Four Car Wrecks In County
Six people were injured in a chain collision 24 miles east of Hudson on U.S. 8 at about 5:55 p.m. Friday. Elizabeth Pesak and others were transported to Colorado General Hospital in Denver. The crash involved a Hudson driver Olena Ottinger signaling a left turn, with William Ackley of Brush failing to stop, leading to a multi-vehicle rear impact. Vehicle damages totaled about 3,?600 for the Ottinger car, $500 for the Buller auto, $1,500 for the Pesak vehicle, and $1,? for Ackley’s truck.
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Hudson
U. 8
Sabout
Highway Patrol
Colorado General Hospital
Denver
Elizabeth Pesak
Ravenna
Neb
Kevin Pesak
Pesak
Charles | Ottinger
Carol Ottinger
Olena Ottinger
Shirley Butler
Perak
William Ackley
Brush
Veniele
Pesak Rez
Suller Eub
Ollinger
Marlon Reynolds
Loyal BR
Warner
Buller Auto
Beeak
Ackles
District 6 Voting Monday In Greeley Race
Residents of District 6 in Greeley vote Monday between 8 a.m. and 8 p.m to elect one member to the board of education. Norman M. Dean and Robert Singer vie for the seat, with Eugene Wiege not seeking reelection. Three polling sites serve wards one through three, with specific school locations and registration requirements noted. Parent-teacher groups organize calling committees to boost turnout.
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Greeley
Board of Education
Park School
Mth Ave
Cameron Shoal
Arngton Schoal
Ave
Ave, Andizrd Sto
An SL
16Th St
28Th St
Low Bid For Pavement Work On 14th Ave
John Brady of Greeley submitted the apparent lowest bid of 24558 for rebuilding nine blocks on 14th Ave between Zod and aith Srs. Other bids ranged from 23584.48 to 32962.80. The engineer's estimate was 25063. Work includes excavation base course asphalt paving. City engineer said bids would go to council Tuesday and work should start in about two weeks with completion around Aug. 15.
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John Brady
Gresley
14Th Ave
Zod
Aith Srs
Northern Engineering Construction Co
Greeley
L. J. Heseer
Peter Riewit
April tax collections total $2,002,082.54
County treasurer Charles Barsiel announced April collections reached 2,002,082.54, bringing the year’s total to 4,905,914.49 or 66.49 percent of 1959 taxes due. Comparisons show April 1958 receipts at 1,754,717.1 and May 1, 1958 totals at 4,566,854.75 or 66.07 percent.
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Charles
Barsiel
Four White Men Abducted Coed Near Florida A&M
In Tallahassee early today four white men abducted a Florida A&M University Negro female student after a campus dance. The girl was later found gagged in their car. three suspects are identified as Patrick Scarborough, William Collinsworth, and David Erwin Bagies, with a fourth unnamed man. Rape charges could follow. The incident occurred about 2:30 am as two Negro couples parked near the campus were approached at gunpoint. One woman escaped. the others were driven away toward a wetlands area west of the campus.
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Allahassee
Fla
Florida A.&hf. University
Hoputy Sheciff
W. W. Slappey
William Hopkins
Tean County
Patrick G. Scarborough
Tallahassee
Ft. Elsher
N.C
Wiliam Collinsworth
David Er-win Bagies
Slappey
Plriday A
Rampus
Proxmire Reveals 1950 Secret Pay To Army Doctor
Senator William Proxmire said the Army paid Dr Irving Cowan of Milwaukee $41,887 for 20 months of roentgen work on draftees in 1950 after urging House inquiry. Cowan, an associate clinical professor at Marquette University, declined comment. The Army offered no statement on the figures.
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Washington
Waukee
Army
William Proxmire
Proxmire
House Government Information Committee
Roxmire
Irving Cowan
Cowan
Milwaukee
Marquette University
John Moss
Moss
Calls
House
Government Information Committee
Sylvester Krolinkowski
Dre. Cowan
Krolinkowski
Pueblo Youth 92nd Highway Victim Named
Pueblo youth Timmy Lee Opel, 20, died at St Mary Corwin Hospital after his southbound car struck a semi trailer bed. Opel was Colorado’s second highway victim of the year, per State Patrol. The other driver, Frank Nelson, 22, escaped injury when his northbound truck turned left off U.S. Highway 887 three miles north of the scene.
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Pueblo
API
St. Mary-Corwin Hospital
Timmy Lee Opel
Colorado
Opel
Frank #. Nelson
Here
Nelson
Packing Plant Contracts Set for Phelps and Natkin
Greeley officials announce contracts awarded for a new meat processing plant to Phelps Construction of Greeley for general work and Natkin and Company of Denver for mechanical engineering. The $2 million facility near the Cache La Poudre River will employ 250 to 300 people, cover 2,000 square feet, and rise with a full two stories plus a partial third.
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Greeley Capito, Pack Inc
Phelps Construction Company
Greeley
Natkin and Company
Denver
Kenneth Montfort
Greeley Capitol Pack
Phelps Company
Hani
Natkin
Midwest
Murchison
First National Bank
Cache Ja. Poudre River
Highway 85
Unon Pacific
Safety Parade Promotes Vehicle Check in Greeley
A Saturday parade in Greeley launched a citywide vehicle safety drive sponsored by DeMolays and local auto groups. The ten point check covers brakes lights steering tires exhaust glass wipers mirrors and horn, with stickers awarded after inspection and future public check points scheduled beginning May. The program earned a national safety award from the Inter Industry Highway Safety Committee and Lock Magazine.
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Greeley
Greeley Auto Dealers
Greeley Tire Dealers
The
Safety Council
Maning
Greeley de Molay
Roy Seduts
Mnchanic
Greeley Deblolays
Inter-Industry Highway Safety Committee
Lock Magazine
Governor Pleased With Logan Site For State Hospital
Governor McNichols announced Ft Logan will fit into the state mental hospital program. A three month plan will be submitted to HEW with a 300 acre site including utilities and potential wards. Accompanying officials noted prior legislature funding of 750000 for maintenance and planning.
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McNichols
Ft Logan
Severahick
Nichols
Health, Education and Welfare Dept
Lacy Wilkinson
W. M. Williams
Oto Hall
New Lyons Exploration Drilling Weld County No. 1
Weld County reports stakeouts by New Lyons Exploration and Plains Exploration for Lyons sand tests and other wells. Rigs drill at 1,604 feet on No. 1 Von Trotha Bros NE NE 36N-66W near Bracewell, with previous wells failing to produce. Additional stakes include No. 1 Williams in Bleufield Morgan County and No. 2A Shider in Busy Ber field. Isle of Man note details a $327,000 bequest from late Sen. McCarthy to widow Jean.
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von Trotha Bros
Morgan County
Prairia Petroleum Inc
Williams
Texas Company
Warren Livestock Company
Larimer County
Adams County
Sunshine Mining Company
Jimif Hawks
J. A Terteling and Song Inc
Brinkerhoff Drilling Company
Jocalion
Ber
Hinehart's
Stuaren Ol
Alem Ollant Gas Company
Carver-Dodge Wars
Appleton, Wis
Isle
Joseph 2. McCarthy
R-Wia
Wilow Jean
Herter Reports Paris Talks Successful For Geneva
Secretary of State Christian Herter told President Eisenhower the Western ministers meeting in Paris was very successful in laying groundwork for Geneva negotiations with the Soviet Union on German problems. He reported to Eisenhower at the President's farm home after arriving by helicopter from Washington. He said Western ministers settled every detail that came up and that the overall attitude was optimistic, with plans to confer with John Foster Dulles and prepare for the May 11 Geneva talks.
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Christiann A. Herter
Eisenhower
Russia
Hectec
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Eisenhower Farm
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Dour
Geneva
Horter
Britain
France
West Germany
Soviet Union
Verler
Herter
Herler
Douglas Dillon
Depeuty
Robert Murchy
Lou Henderson
State Department
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
Waller Reed Army Hospital
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
White House
Presa
James C. Hagerety
Jurors Discharged Without Verdict in Johnson Murder Case
In Denver Vernon L Johnson 33 was discharged after 27 hours 45 minutes of deliberation without a verdict on a first degree murder charge tied to the Boulder police officer Pay ment McMaster killing during a roadblock arrest. The jury sent three questions about Instruction No 12 and Judge Buck allowed resumption of deliberations after a brief conference.
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Vernon L.johnson
Denver
Muucer
Warren E. Brentman
Longmant
Elhoot
Word! Dist
Fudge
William F
Johnson
Boulder
Beysler
Buck
McMaster
Mercury Feels Like Summer As Temperatures Hit 86
Greeley recorded a warm spell with Friday's high near 86 degrees at the Public Service station, marking the warmest spell of the season. The week began with 22 degrees on Monday and climbed to 88 Friday as readings fluctuated and a low of 49 Friday night topped the warmest low this season.
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Greeley
Thermoometer
Great Western Sugar reports record year and planned investments
Great Western Sugar Co reports net income of 44.69 million for the year ended February 28, earning 3.13 per share. Sales hit 107.38 million with 11.054 million pounds of sugar beets processed, including Northern Ohio Sugar Co. Output rose and a 3.6 million dollar investment plan for 1959 aims to complete a Chicago terminal for industrial users. Beets were harvested from 224 thousand acres, yielding 16.29 tons per acre in western states and 15.69 in Ohio and Michigan, with a 223 thousand acre allotment this year.
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Weding
Northern Ohio Sugar Co
Great Westers
Chicago
Ohio
Michigan
Great Western
Baseball Scores Amid St Louis and Cleveland Showdowns
Baseball results show Fittsburgh defeating St. Louis 2 to 1 while Cleveland and New York Boston tie 5 to 5. The brief update notes a Chitage percentage fragment trailing the final line.
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Fittsburgh
St. Louis
Cleveland
New York
Boston
Chitage
Dag Hammarskjold Eyes UN Role in Berlin Settlement
Dag Hammarskjold, United Nations secretary general, spoke in Copenhagen about potential UN military or civil authority in Berlin. He urged a summit within the UN Security Council framework and noted practical considerations may block a semi military presence, with France and West Germany opposing such a move. He will attend UN talks in Geneva as U.S., U.K., France, and the Soviet Union meet on Berlin and Germany on May 4.
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Denmark
Seer Ty
Dag Hammars
Skjold
Bac
U.N
Berlin
U.N. Security Council
Hammacakjold
Students Assn. JT
Geneva
Geneve
United States
Britain
France
Soviet Union
Germany
Hié
Security Council
Plana
U. N
Whch
Hammaraskjold
West Berlin
Lebanon
Middle East
Hammarskjold
Vera Sullivan Dies in Greeley Obituary
Vera Sullivan retired Greeley teacher of languages Spanish and German died at Weld County General Hospital. A Colorado College graduate and holder of a master's from Colorado State College, she was daughter of Mrs. Mary Sullivan long a Greeley elementary teacher. No local funeral. a memorial service will be in Canon City where she will be buried beside her mother.
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Vera Sullivan
Greeley
Weld County General Hospital
Miss Sullivan
Colorado College
Colorado Springs
Colorado State College
Mary Sullivan
Canom City
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