Cheyenne Man Caught In La Salle Vault
James Edward Fugate, 33, a Cheyenne resident and former Evans worker, was captured in a vault at the Weld County Lumber Co in La Salle after allegedly breaking in through a window and forcing a fireproof door. La Salle marshal Marbel Parker fired shots into the vault as Fugate refused to surrender, with Firemen assisting in the arrest. Fugate reportedly had $64.70 in cash and $138 in fuel money seized, and admitted breaking into the building.
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James Edward Fugate
Cheyenne
Evans
Weld County Lunber Co
la Salle
Marbel Parker
la Balla
Jake Dill
la Salle Fiterman
Parker
Fugate
Alexander I
Hemple
Father Company
Figate
O. K
Pugste
Dill
Tel Toke
Joe Saks
Fugalé
Cheyenne On Missile Base
Colorado Weather Forecast Aims For Pleasant Thursday
Colorado forecasts call for generally fair weather through Friday. Daytime highs near 74 to 75 degrees and nighttime lows in the 41 to 49 degree range across public services, sugar factory readings, and college stations. Winds light to moderate from the northwest and southeast, with dry conditions expected tonight and into Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Wyoming
Landslide blocks Hansen Canal near Fort Collins
A landslide blocks the Hansen supply canal carrying water from Horsetooth Reservoir to the Poudre River above Bellyue, north of Low Stone Creek, with 13 000 to 14 000 cubic yards of debris to remove over ten days to two weeks. Robert Barkley, manager of the Northern Colorado Water Conservancy District, says the Colorado Big Thompson project water demand is slim as snowmelt feeds the stream. Nearly 3000 killed in Paris terror attacks, according to unofficial sources.
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Hansen Supply
Horsetooth Reservoir
Fort Colling
Ehute
Poudre River
Bellyue
Lowstone Creek
Rist Canyon
Robert Barkley
Northern Colorado Water Cone
Farr Boy Scout Center Plans Get Committee's Nod
The Langs Peak Council of Boy Scouts favors the Farr Boy Scout Service Center plan by architects Ken Elnhorn and Claude Nash. The recommendation goes to the executive board for final decision at Cheyenne next Wednesday. Earlier, Harry W. Far of Greeley offered to finance via a building trust. J D Armstrong, Scout executive, noted city approval on 23rd Ave near 2th St SW.
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Longs Peak
Farr
Ken Einhorn
Claude Nash
Greeley
Sinal
23Rd Ave
New
Weld County Library
Harry W. Farr
Greeley Business Say and Livestock Feeder
Robert Widland
Langs Peak Council of
Boy Scouts
Ken Elnhorn
Greeley Architects
Cheyenne
Harry W. Far
Freeley
Longs Peak Council of America Building Trust
Greeley City
City High Band Concert Tonight in Greeley Auditorium
Greeley high school to present its varsity and concert bands in a 3 p.m. Thursday concert directed by Earl J. Faulkner. The Varsity band will perform a programmed mix including Sequoia and Em of Unity. the Concert Band will play six numbers under senior leaders. Plans for a new Longs Peak council center for 13 counties in Colorado-Wyoming were outlined at the Rotary Club, with a 4050 square foot facility to include conference, training rooms, offices, and parking.
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Greeley High School
Creeley High School
Earl J. Faulkner
Varsey
Invercargill
Triumphal
March
Chott
Johnson
Carnivel
Deanna Harden
Lars Knopf
Sorrento
Don Shupa
Quarter
Ton Wawkins
Wem of Unity
Linda Jacobson
Scout Council
Colorado
Longs Peak
Wyoming
Greeley Rotary Club
Lunehean
Armstrong
Farr
Tom Cas Windsor
Washington
Priday
CSC
Wayman Kalker
Hall
University of Colorado Symphonie Bard
Gunterball
Robert Starer
Amilder
Hugh EB. ‘McMillen
Symphonie
Seit
Powers Charged With Espionage Amid War Tensions
News from Moscow reports G Powers charged with espionage after the May 1 downing incident. Khrushchev vows to try him severely. Tass recounts remarks on war and public opinion as Strahle heads Colorado GOP effort amid national security debates.
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London
Pilerraaas
G. Powers
Nikitari Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Moscow
Khrushchev
Tass
Eisenhower
Fockewecce
Isenhower
Hubson
Ronald Strahle
Fort Collins
Tassaidj
Comes
Ivan Khrushchev
Colorado
United States
Iuli
Strahle
Clay Keene
Douglas County
U.S
Christian A.jthe
Herter
Guidles
D D Hill Named President Of Greeley School Board
D D Hill, vice president of Mountain Sayings and Loan, was elected president of the Greeley school board to succeed Elizabeth K Anderson. Norton Dean was chosen as board vice president. Hill, born in Eaton, Colorado, and a Colorado State University graduate, has held multiple local posts and served on the Weld County school planning committee. The board denied a Youth for Christ request for summer use of Heath High School auditorium and granted a leave of absence to Bernice Davis of Maplewood School. It also discussed a water tap for the Franklin construction site but took no action.
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David D. Hill
Mountain Sayings and Loan Association
Greeley
Elizabeth K. Anderson
Iml
Norton Dean
Weld County Bank
Hill
Weld County
Eaton
Greeley Lions Club
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Anderson
Youth For Christ Organization
Hight
Bis
Bernice Davis
Maplewood School
Franklin
Dr Barbara Moore Completes 39 Mile Walk to Granby
Dr Barbara Moore 56 began in San Francisco and finished 39 miles later near Granby Colorado on Wednesday. The British born physician endured a rough welcome in Kremming and a spate of mountains as she hiked from coast to coast.
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San Francisco
New York
Kremmiing
Granby
Dr. Moore
Kremmiling
Colo
Barbara Moore
Dollar Day Specials in Today’s Tribune
The 40 page Tribune features a 16 page Double Dollar Days section with Greeley merchants advertising two day values Friday and Saturday. Page A-3 explains how a dollar can double in value during the event sponsored by the Greeley Chamber of Commerce retail committee.
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Tribune
Greeley
Greeley Chamber of Commerce
Cuba Downed Plane Kills American Pilot in Havana Conflict
Cuban troops shot down a light plane killing American pilot Edward Duke Duke 42 of Palm Beach Fla. Authorities say he tried to smuggle counter-revolutionaries from Cuba with aid from a team Five Cubans were detained including Hotel and Restaurant Workers Union secretary general Francisca Aguirre Fidaulet two ex Batista officers and the daughter of an army captain. The FBI FAA and U S Embassy opened inquiries as tensions rise over Cuban airspace and U S Florida routes. Weather notice attached reports Wyoming fair to partly cloudy with cooler temps.
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Harold K
Miles 1
Havana
Alalthews
Edward Duke
Palm Heweh
Fla
Duke
Florida
Washington
Miami
Cuba
Francisca Aguirre Fidaulet
Batista
Ion
Federal Aviation Agency
PAA
U.S
Nk.ing
Fidel Castro
Fora
Rentig
U S Defends Spy Plane Flights Amid Cold War Tensions
The United States delivered a formal note to the Soviet Union defending spy flights as distasteful yet necessary in a divided world. The State Department said the reply echoed President Eisenhower who called such flights a distasteful but vital necessity. Also, Eisenhower indicated plans to visit Russia next month unless Khrushchev withdraws the invitation.
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Washington
United States
Rvssia
Russia
State Department
Moscow
Eisenhower
Free World
Khrushchev
Arch Moore
West Vicginia
House
Stenson Resigns for New Principal Post at CSC
Three band concerts at CSC open to the public during the regional meeting Friday and Saturday. Stenson resigns as physical education teacher to become elementary principal south of Colorado Springs. several teacher appointments announced. Concerts feature CSC Symphonic Band, University of Colorado Symphony Band, and Adams State College Band with no admission fee.
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CSC
College Hand Directors” National Association
Wilbur L. Stenson
Cameron
Maplewood
Inter
Jackson School
Colorado Springs
George W. Niles
University of New Mex
Ite
Jacksonl School
Ife
Los Alamos
N. M
Priscilla Pirwitz
South Dakota State College
Brookings
S. D
Meeker
Renee Sawyer
Colorado State College
Franklin
Stanley L.usel
Heath Junior High
Southwestern
Usel
Jeanne Werschke
Lincoln School
Airs
Werschke
Rosalie Kurtz Moore
Calorado State College
Jackson
Adams State College
William Hill
Colorado
New Mexico
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Texas
Missouri
Greeley School mill levy approved for next year budget
Greeley school board gave preliminary approval Wednesday night to a budget totaling 2,170,461 in the special fund operating budget. The total levy is estimated at 23.63 mills, up 1.93 from this year's 21.70, excluding the 12 mill county school levy. The bond issue of 1.2 million drives the increase in the bond retirement levy to 7.60 mills next year.
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Bol Beard
Mills County
Prince
Capital Reserve -Building Fund
Hayrever
Und
Bond
Franklin
Heath
Jackson
Mapleweed
State Traffic Toll Reaches 108 In Colorado
The 1960 Colorado traffic toll rose to 108 with three more deaths, compared to 169 a year earlier. Victims include Phillip Atwood 17 Canon City head injuries from a Tuesday overturning car, Lonnie Lee Smith 1 Pueblo, and Thomas I Owens 63 Littleton. Owens died in Englewood five hours after being struck on Colorado Highway 73 by a vehicle driven by Ralph B Smithler 21 Englewood as he crossed the road.
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Associated Press
Colorado
Phillip Atwood
Canon City
Lonnie Lee Smith
Pueblo
Thomas I. Owens
Littleton
Owens
Englewood
Douglas County
Ralph B. Smitler
Mayors of Small Towns Must Ask Census Figures
Lyle Lindesmith, regional disaster for U S, said towns under 10000 will not receive census reports unless mayors apply. A report will be issued for Greeley and Weld County and Windsor after applications are processed. Any small town can obtain the information by mayoral application.
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Lyle Lindesmith
U. S
Lindesmith
Greeley
Weld
Windsor
Sinc
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Paris
Frente
Umofficial Sourses
Farr Boy Scout Center
City High
Aha
Grey Station
Kew Weld County Library
Herfer
America
2Nd Dist
D.D. Hill
Stenson
Ash Beard
Iro Gereley
Thel
Talght
Moore
White House
Volorana Springs
Ruth L. Compton
Arlington
Taliband
Denver
David
Fromm
Chloe Childers
University of Kansas
Childers
Canada
Norma Converse
Texas Technological College
Lubbock
Camecon
Kay Froggee
Viemen
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