Wiege Wins District 6 School Board Seat in 92-64 Victory
Dr. Wiege was elected Monday to the Greeley school board district 6 with a 92 to 64 edge over William M0 Farr. Ward totals favored Wiege in Central building, Ward One, and outlying district areas, with counts 162 to 126, 298 to 232, and 442 to 388 respectively. The overall vote totaled 1598, exceeding recent elections. Wiege takes a six year term succeeding Dr. Oliver Troxel.
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Fupena Wiege
Board of School District Nn
William
Wiege
Fars
Cental
Colorado School Board Elections Show Mixed City Results
Voter turnout ranged from light to heavy across Colorado towns. In Denver candidates Samuels and Bain led in the city, with Richardeen and others far behind. Glenwood Springs saw Eames defeat Benzel, and several towns reported strong ballots, while overall county and city contests produced varied outcomes and record-like participation.
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Denver
Glenwood Springs
Colorado School Board
Landore Samusls
Francis M. Bain
Donald R. Richardeen
Sone
Dain
Trindad
Fred Gonzales
Gordon
Sandyrx
Harry Dickinson
Yrotem
Paul Vockel
Hon Chery
W. A. Orth Anh
Bi. W. Megelson
Yuma
Frank Herman
Golden
D. B. Hinds
Lage
Harold W. Spath
Denver Federal Center
Jefferson County
Olio Rebber
J. H. Grant
Longmant J. Stanley Sample
Richard Hamm
Milton Nelson
Roger M. Jones
Til
Fort
KH. Miner Morrill
James BD. Stewart
Marriit
John Moore
Btewart
J. Wilson Hyers
Ben Olds
Grand Junction
James
Garmjes
Warren Shelledy
Fria
Rocky Ford
Theatore Gandnes
Palling
Ais
Joh Law
Rovider
Lir
Metzger Xolmrinakin
Cvlinal
Feng Ti
Wilean
Mireda
Wirarioe
Colorado Unity
Rudolph Johns
Festont Obtealling
Preliminary Work on City Streets Begins This Week
Preliminary city street work started Monday with crews and equipment moving in. The project pages discuss planned paving, drainage, and curb work as the weather warms, with timelines and temporary disruptions noted for residents and businesses.
Board Accepts Resignations of 12 Teachers
The board of education in district No. 6 accepted twelve resignations and approved the calendar for 1963 54. resignations included Robert Davis and Clarice Davis both long time Greeley teachers. Beverly Drolman and Roslin Obermeyer also announced plans to relocate for family or career reasons. New appointments were approved for several elementary positions with hires from Oregon and other areas.
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Lachere
Neven
Board of Education
Greeley
Parth Farmer
Arlington
Beverly. Drolman
Lincoln
GSH
Portand
Ore
Meeker
Roslin
Hng
Mason City
See
Mrs McKinley Heads Greeley Board of Education
Mrs McKinley was elected president of the Greeley school board at a Monday reorganization meeting. The presidency will be limited to one year with rotation to share workload. Dr Eugene Wiege sworn in to replace Dr Oliver Troxel, as Montsy and other officers named for the new term.
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Carl
Inex) McKinley
Ker McKinley
Greeley
Garnney
Inelipihia
Eugene Wiege
Oliver Troxel
Montsy
Don M. Kinney
C. Ray Kiley
Bill Establishing State Ownership of Tidelands Wins
Washington Senate passes bill to claim state ownership of off shore oil lands amid a 59 to 35 vote. Amendments including a plan to grant mineral rights in federal lands were rejected, including Sen Malone’s effort to block the measure.
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Tidelands
Washington
Senate
Sen. Malone
Mothers Week Declared by Colorado Governor Thornton
Colorado Governor Thornton designated this week as Mothers Week in a proclamation. He praised mothers as dedicated to preserving the American system and the home as the heart of America, calling it the fathers sphere and hope of the world.
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Denver
Colorado
Gov
Thornton
Heart of America
Denver Fireman Saves Spectators by Reaching Fiery Shed
Fireman Leo Teering raced into a burning shed and removed a stick of dynamite to prevent an explosion. Assistant Chief Beeler noted boys started the fire behind a West Denver home and tossed the dynamite into the flames. Police and a second crew pursued the youths.
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Denver
Leo Teering
Beeler
Truman Quiet Stop in Denver on Hawaii Trip
President Truman halted briefly in Denver with no crowd or officials present. The journey followed a six week Hawaii vacation. photographers awaited him while Mrs Truman did not appear. The first family had just arrived in San Francisco from Honolulu and Margaret departed for Chicago soon after.
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Denver Uy
Harry S. Truman
Hawaii
Benter
Secret Service
Good-natuerd
Wma Yryman
Bryman
Margaret
Shear
Chicago
San Francisco
Honolulu
Windsor Library Receives Book on Irrigation
Windsor library adds a new irrigation volume amid a confusing local notice. Readable segments reference community figures and dates, but details are tangled. the core fact is the library receiving an irrigation book and related civic mentions.
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Windsor Library
Congress Budgets 5.8 Billion Foreign Aid Request
General Harrison doubts Communist will to seek armistice after silent talks at Panmunjam. He accuses Communists of delaying tactics and avoiding a neutral custody plan for prisoners, in a tense postmeeting briefing amid Korean armistice efforts.
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Harrison
Panmunjamp
Willam K. Harrison Jr
Weather and Korean War dispatches from the region
A five day forecast for Colorado and Wyoming notes warmer Tuesday afternoon with scattered frost Tuesday night in the northeast and generally fair conditions elsewhere. The weather advisory mentions partly cloudy skies with few snow flurries over high mountains in Colorado and light showers east of the Continental Divide. In Korea, UN and North Korean negotiators discuss neutral nations to custody POWs with Pakistan among options. a final armistice hinges on agreement on custody and disposition.
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Colorado
Continental Divide
Wyoming
Lrrison
Reds
Wack
U.N
Korea
Harrison
Pakistan
Nam I l
Red
Nam II
Nam
U. N
Year-Old Boy Found Dead After Cold Exertion in Wyoming
Casper police report a 10-year-old boy, Kerry Smith, died of exhaustion and exposure after getting lost on a fishing trip. He traveled about seven miles up Adisigetdeen canyon on the Powder River middle fork before collapsing near Outlaw Canyon, roughly 27 miles west of Casper. Kerry disappeared Sunday with his father Gerald Swit and two companions. searchers located his body late Monday. The boy's death ended a perilous outing in frigid conditions as authorities recovered the remains and investigated the circumstances.
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Casper
Wyo
Kerry Smith
Outlaw Canyon
Whayere
Casper Boy
Adisigetdeen Canyon
Powder River
Kerry
Gerald Swit
Casper Papelas Tonpperdier
Daneh
Joba
Jena
Walt Een
House Rejects Power to Fire Workers in Three Departments
The House voted 181 to 187 to strike from the three department appropriation bill language that would have granted heads of Justice, State, and Commerce absolute discretion to fire employees. Earlier votes defeated amendments to remove the firing provision. Democrats warned the provision could bypass civil service and veterans preference laws, while supporters argued it would allow efficient discipline for poor security and misconduct. The bill allocates $1,143,146,712 for the coming fiscal year.
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Washington
House
Henan
State, Justice and Commerce Departments
Loyes
United States
Rep
Clevenger
R-Ossiel
Idép
Rooney
le Purposa
Brother of Rev. Raymond Hickey Dies from Injuries
Denver insurance executive Mawthce J. Hickey, brother of the late Rev. Raymond T. Hickey, died Monday night from injuries suffered in a fall two weeks earlier. A Michigan native who settled in Denver as a child, he was active in Roman Catholic affairs and an usher at Conception Cathedral for 18 years. He was a partner in the Morgan Leibman and Wickey insurance firm. Funeral services for Martin Strinksan, 78, were held in Kentucky after moving to Manhattan. The piece notes lengthy obituaries and community ties.
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Denver
Teader
Mawthce J. Hickey
Llivkex
Michigan
Nalive
la Denver
Raymond
Tirreles
Firemen Parade Incident Reported With House Fire
A parade was underway when a nearby house caught fire causing scattered alarms. Firefighters from the local station responded quickly, containing the blaze as spectators watched from safe distances. No injuries were immediately reported, and the cause remains under investigation.
Greyhound Seeks Partial Colorado Motorway Purchase
Denver dispatch reports Greyhound on behalf of its lineasuu negotiating to buy part of the Colorado Motorway between Denver and Grenley and from Fort Lupton to Restane and Frederick. A hearing will be held by the State Mable Atilcles Concission at 10 this Thursday on Greyhound's request to operate between Denver and Grenley. The motorway officials paid $51,000 for the transaction and no equipment changes are involved.
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Mable Atilcles
Greyhourd
al Colorado Mororway
Denver
Grenley
Fort Lupton
Lrestane
Frederick. i
Eisenhower Convenes Governors Conference Concludes
President Eisenhower wrapped a two day meeting with governors, including Texas Governor Allan Shivers, praising a shift toward limiting federal power. White House aides said the conference aimed to outline U S problems and America’s global role, with officials stressing confidentiality of discussions.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Tiessay
Allan Shivers
Tesar
Eigenhower
Janos C. Hagerty
Hisenhower
Pratleme
Jana
America
Shivers
Hie
Shivere
Ferme
Firemen Make Two Runs in Greeley Rescue and Firefighting
Greeley firemen responded to a rescue call at 1019 Highth Street where two children of Mr. and Mrs. Pater J. Zimbelman were trapped in a locked bathroom. In the afternoon they extinguished a bedroom fire in a trailer at 816 Fifteenth Street belonging to A. D. Adkisson, damaging the bed and clothing and scorching the wall.
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Greeley
Pater J. Zimbelman
Highth Street
A. D. Adkisson
Fifteenth Street
Tractor and Car Collide North of Fort Lupton
A Monday collision north of Fort Lupton involved a 1937 Chevrolet driven by Modesta Avagon 39 of Fort Lupton hit on the side by a 1950s International tractor driven by Robert Green 44 of Cheyenne. Avagon’s car suffered about 154 dollars in damage. the tractor about 20 dollars. State Patrolman Rudy King investigated.
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Modesta
Avagon
Fort Tainton
Fort Colling
Richard
Purann
Warren Air Force Base
Cheyenne
Stevenson Meets Nehru Low Time and Ide Swap
Stevenson meets Nehru as Latin ide swap and time debates unfold. The article notes tense exchanges and policy tensions between leaders, with emphasis on global diplomacy and ideological contrasts shaping early discussions.
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Aerd Wii
Brina Mb Wien
President's Plea for Foreign Aid Backed by Cabinet Parade
President Eisenhower asks Congress for 5.5 billion in new foreign aid as a buffer against Soviet threat. Cabinet members led by General Omar Bradley present the plan, with Secretary Dulles defending it before Senate and House committees. The package favors NATO allies, Indochina, Formosa, Japan, and Indochina aid, plus economic support to stabilize allies.
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Washington
Elsenhower
God Gress
United State
Soviet Union
Bluanhower Ald
Dulles
Land
Congress
Truman
Dallas
United States
Russia
Free World
Eisenhower Aested
NATO
America
Intoshioa
Formosa
Japan
Indochina
Asia
Gillette No. 4 and Stier Apperson Drilling Report
Fragmented report from Colorado Wyoming drilling shows Gillette No. 4 operated by Sherrad Apperson and Karl Stier with nearby Stile No. 2 on ATiMiren ranch. Details sparse with delays, locations east of Gillette wells near Orchard, and notes of one well spudding and shifting crews amid rough handwriting.
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Colorado-Wyoming
Gillette
Sherrad Apperson
Karl Stier
Grover
Gil- Tette Wells
Orchard
Sherrad-Apperson
Atimiren Ranch
AL Crease
Lowell
Modaenas
Dave
Rima
Taft Contends Out for Military Spending Is Not Sufficient
Sen. Taft argues the Eisenhower plan to hold military spending at 41 billion dollars is inadequate. He calls for a full war-time roles survey of the Army Navy and Air Force to determine needed weapons and discard unnecessary arms. Taft favors early staff-led reform and a reorganization to achieve genuine savings.
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Washington
Bisonhower
Sen
Yatt
ft-Ohio
Praelideat
Truman
Tutt
Senate
Eisenhower
Congress
Risenhower
Taft
Defence Department
Army
Navy
Air Force
Nome
Tatt
White House
Plan to Cut Military 50,000 if Korea War Ends
Washington reports a plan to trim the armed forces by about 250,000 if the Korea War ends stalematedly, with roughly 180,000 fewer personnel projected if fighting continues. Officials expect substantial savings in the budget year beginning July 1, and reductions in military equipment as economies under Eisenhower’s cold war planning.
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Washington
Tha Ponte Bon Plana
Eisenhower
Biekenhower
Wilton
Pentagon
Qua
Army
Air Force
Korea
Last of Prisoners of War on Way Home
Honolulu reports the second of three large Al Foren transports arriving with liberated American prisoners. The landing involved careful handling by US troops and officials as the convoy moved toward processing facilities, marking a significant step in bringing home POWs from the conflict zone.
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Honolulu
Honolula
Ucal
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Beverly) Boardman
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Harry Truman
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