Sheeley Decides Against Seeking GOP Re-election
DENVER IAP Arthur C Swan of Denver will be a puede candidate for re election as national committeeman. Sheely a D of Fort Collins has decided against seeking re election as Williams 8 Powers Denver at Colorado's Republican national committee. Thayer Tult of Colorado Springs business leader are re ft the state convention at Colo guarded In GOP circles as the cired radd. Springs June 4 Mrs Henry candidates for Sheelys post. But Gast said I just dont have the ne it definitely will not. There was speculation that former Gov Dan Thornton Charles M Armstrong former Senate official and Clay Keene might be interested Sheely recently golden avitomo bile business in Fort Collins but has similar interests in Longmont. The job of national committeeman has been a great honor and I enjoyed it during the four years of my term. But I feel another man in the party should have a chance at it. The actual election of committeeman is at convention, but nonab a state convention soe ally is tantamount to election. The state convention will attract 1424 delegates to California Springs.
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Henry
Sheely
Gast
al Pueblo
Dan ‘Thornton
Charles M. Atmstrong
Senate
Clay Keene
Douglas County
Ala Ai
Golden Avitomo
Fort Collins
Longmont
Tye
Calarady Springs
Atlanta School Integration Postponed to 1961
U S district Judge Frank A. Hooper ordered Atlanta public schools to delay desegregation until May 1961. The plan initially would desegregate only the 42nd grade, while the NAACP urged a September 1960 start. Hooper stated the delay applies to both 10th and 11th grades and the 1961 academic year, as the court gives legislators one last chance to act.
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Atlanta School Board
Hooper
Atlanta
National Assn, For the Advancement of Colored People
Georgia
Iit
Bride of Week Dies in Crash in Colorado
The Associated Press reports two separate accidents claim a Clifton bride of nine days, 18, Mrs. Georgia Batchelor, and 65 year old Lewis W. Lehn of Fort Collins. Lehn died from car crash injuries. Batchelor died when a vehicle overturned northwest of Grand Junction. The Colorado traffic death toll for 1960 rises to 403. Weather data follows, including temperatures and forecasts for Colorado.
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Associated Press
Georgia Batchelor
Lewis W. Lehn
Colorado
Hahn
Larimer County Hospital
Fort Collins
Drake Road
Firebug Damages Beethoven Home in Bonn
A firebug set the façade of Ludwig van Beethoven’s birthplace ablaze in Bonn. Police seized a man in his 50s who entered as a visitor as authorities recover precious manuscripts and note no motive given. The house is a top tourist site in the West German capital.
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Bonn
Germany
Ludwig van Beethoven
Bonnpalica
Rain and Cold Grip Nation as Temperatures Dip
A blast of rain and unseasonable cold spread across the nation. Heaviest downpours hit central Pennsylvania and Maryland with flooding in western sections. snow fell in Wisconsin Michigan Montana Idaho with up to 32 inches in some areas. Temperatures dropped 32 to 18 degrees below Sunday morning from western New York to southern Florida, with coastal rain along the West Coast.
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Associated Press
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Maryland
Ohio Valley
Great Lakes
Wisconsin
Michigan
Montana
Ideha
Florida
Miami
New-York
Great\ Lakes
Tinois
Indiana
Rockies
California
Washington
Pair Burglarizing Pharmacy Caught By Police Officer
Greeley police and sheriffs deputies report five men tied to seven burglaries as they arrest a group during a raid on a residence near Memorial Gardens after catching suspects in the act at Campus Pharmacy on 931 18 St. Patrolman Lester Davison foiled the break in, seizing two men and locating four more men tied to multiple robberies at Hillside and uth St. shops, with cash and merchandise recovered. Names list several San Angelo, Texas suspects and notes labor-house living conditions behind the arrests.
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Greeley
Lester Davison
Gilber
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Davison
Davis
Cundalaria G. Sanchec
Cipriane
Linen
Deleelives LA
Carrolong
Leo Malcolm
Francis Albert
Therli
Eel Timken
Walter Hufiey
Varrant
Memorial Gardens
Albert
Robert Sanchez
Lewis Sanchez
Lawn
Robert Meisner
Uth St
Offen Hardware
Truit Furniture
Hillside
Gilbert
Groeley
Patrca
Ciel Baii
Sanchez
Grothers
San Angelo
Texas
Two Weld County Students Win CU Regents Scholarships
Mareta Ann Rautenstrauch of Ault and William E B Freeman of La Salle have been named University of Colorado Regents Scholars. The awards provide up to $600 per year for four years, selected from over five hundred applicants based on academics, activities, leadership, and promise.
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Wiliam
University of Colorado
Union Pacific scholarship awarded to Greeley senior
John Stencel junior from Greeley High School receives a Union Pacific Railroad scholarship worth 200 dollars annually for three years. He is active in FFA with sugar beet, livestock, and show awards and has held district vice president and chapter secretary roles. He participates in student council and various school organizations.
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John Stencel
John Stencel Jr
Greeley
Union Pacific Raiload
Stencel
Greeley High School
F.F.A
Boys ‘Association
Thespians
Soviet Spy Trials Highlight Cold War U.S. Cases
A string of espionage trials underscores U.S. efforts against Soviet spying. The Rosenbergs, executed in 1953 for passing A-bomb secrets, while Abel received 90 years in 1957 for defense secrets. Soble drew seven years in 1987, and others including Zhorosh and Morton Sahel faced conviction for related acts of treason or perjury linked to espionage networks.
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Associated Press
United States
Malius
Ethel Rosenberg
Weve
Gramé
Jack Salle Morton Sahel
Rosenberg
Ting
State Lacks Cash To Build Roads
Colorado faces a funding shortfall for highways as Gov. McNichols cites a federal funding cut of about 12 million dollars in 1959-60. The Highway Commission estimates only about one million dollars remains for state projects in 1960-61 after federal matching aid. The department says the current system needs roughly 87 million more to meet standards.
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Gordon G
Gauss
Denver
Colorado
McNichols
State Highway Commission
Charles Shumate
Shumate
Robert E. Livingston
Highway Dept
County Orders Feedlot Razed by County Officials
County commissioners signed a resolution ordering Charles Hesse to raze a feedlot near Linn Grove Cemetery Road by May 24 after planning commission denied his petition to build a 7 by 68 foot corral for a few head of stock. If not complied with, case goes to the district attorney.
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Frank Colohan
Charles Hest
Vicinly
Linn Grove
Hesse
Nelson
Elmer
Shiltz Soid
Hesse’s
County Planning Commission
Planning Commission
Reounty
George L. Andersen
Elmer Schule
Hessa
Trucker
Ith St
Cemetery Road
A. C. Lester
Greelsy
18Th St
Hesse A
Indus
British Hikers Amused at Dr Moore Diet in Wyoming
Cheyenne AP reports British Hikers amused by diet of Dr Moore as they trek from Cheyenne toward Pine Bluffs 41 miles away. Sergeants Patric Moloney and Mervyn Evans said they would camp tonight and, if on schedule, enter Nebraska on U S Highway 20 tomorrow.
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Cheyenne
Patric Moloney
Mervyn Evans
Pine Bluffs
Wyo
Nebraska
U.S
Boulder Man Wounded In Accidental Shooting Near Eston
A Boulder resident, Pavil S. Metzger, was admitted to Weld County General Hospital after a gun accident while target practicing near Eston on Sunday evening. He suffered five wounds to the left thigh and a bullet lodged in the knee from an Ad Magnum slug. Deputy Sheriff Harold Berger reported the incident involved Metzger and his wife.
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Weld County General Hospital
Eat
Pavil S. Metzger
Boulder
Harold Berger
Meteger
Eston
Scrapping Military Secrecy To Be Goal Of Iire at Summit
President Eisenhower plans to press for an end to military secrecy at the Washington summit with Khrushchev and Western leaders. Officials say the disputed U2-style flight over Soviet territory heightened tension as the crisis over intelligence secrecy prompts concern in Washington and Western capitals.
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Iire
Western
Europe
Eisens Wower
U S Spy Planes Patrol Communists World News
Washington AP report notes Secretary of State Nerter says armed civilian planes have conducted extensive aerial surveillance of communist territory. Eisenhower advised to gather information for defense though not authorizing specific missions. debate on summit safeguards continues.
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United States
Haveen Christian A. Nerter
Lance
Vna
Niort
Unrler
Celebsl
Allen W. Dulles
Congressional Teaders
Senate
Eisenhower May Address Nation Before Summit
The White House indicated President Eisenhower might deliver a nationwide radio or television address before leaving for the Far East summit. Secretary Hagerty declined to confirm, noting he cannot answer at present. Plans for a Wednesday news conference were also in doubt.
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Eisenhower
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Fisenhower
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Hagerly
Wee Louse Denal
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South Korea
Rieehower
Syngman Rhee
Rhee
Rhea
Pear Blossom Villa
Rhwes
New York
World Airlines
Korea
Tih Ching
National Assembly
Econ
Rhees and Port Authority
Noril
Win Woopsler
Sprained Ankle Fails to Stop Barbara Moore
Dr Barbara Moore a 56 British walker continues her 2000 mile San Francisco to New York hike despite a sprained ankle suffered near Steamboat Springs Colorado Sunday. She and two British Army sergeants who left San Francisco April 12 aim to break the 79 day walking record across the country. The physicians in Hayden treated her injury and she pressed on toward Cheyenne following US Highway 40.
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Colo
Barbara Moore
San Francisco
New York City
Denver
Highway 40
Moore
Hayden
Cheyenne
Wya
U.S
New York
Spresbout
Air Force Spying Policy Exposed by Sun-Times Report
The Chicago Sun-Times says the U S Air Force claims authority to fly information missions over Russia without direct presidential clearance. The paper cites an Air Force manual dated 1959 that allegedly allows photo reconnaissance flights at the service’s discretion, implying civilian leaders were not required for such missions.
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Chicago
Chicago Sun-Times
Russia
Washington
Sun-Times
United States Air Force
Sai-Times
State Department
Eisenhower
Workington
Thomas D. White
Air Force
Pravda Urges Vigilance After Soviet Spy Plane Incident
Pravda, the Communist party newspaper in Moscow, calls for the highest vigilance against attack after Francis Powers' jet flight into Soviet airspace. Officials praised the shootdown while some citizens worry about how deep the intrusion went. Pravda denounces the U S State Department explanation as impudent and cynical and says espionage is practiced by all nations.
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Stanley Johnson
Moscow
Pravda
Communist Party
Francis G. Powers
U. S. State Department
Soviet Union
U. S
Regional Weather Wyoming Through Tuesday Briefed
Wyoming forecast shows warming trend across the north and east through Tuesday night. Tonight the mountains near 25 to 35, plains 35 to 45. Highs reach 50s to 70s in southern areas with Berth readings around 75 to 85.
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Loval
Sugar Factory
College
Colorado
Jons
Wyoming
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