Warren resigns state appoints him Weld County commissioner
Robert G. Warren resigned as Weld County District No. 1 commissioner after a court ruled he had moved out of the district. Gov. Steve McNichols appointed him to fill the vacancy, with Warren moving into District No. 1. He will serve until a successor is elected next November. The decision follows a July 9 Denver district court decree and ongoing political maneuvering among county officials and candidates for sheriff.
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Frank Cotphen
Robert G. Warren
Steve MelNichols
Warren
Robert M. McWilliams
Denver- In
Grover
Ave Ct
Donald L. Bletrart
Greeley
McWilliams
State Appreve Court
Stewar
Berief
District No. 1
McWhtaras
George L. Andersen
Elmer L. Shultz
Weld County
Democratic Central Committee
Holuthisen
Uke
Weld
Attice
Hollhusen
Teller
McNichols
Duke Dunbar
Apt. 27
Bth
Yrd Ave
Welsh
Hubert Welsh
Andersen and
Shultz
Pat Burmeister
Andersen
Frank Deffke
Boundary changes loom for Weld County commissioners
A Friday report noted possible redraw of Weld County district boundaries after Robert G. Warren’s appointment as district No. 1 commissioner. Court rulings had invalidated a Dec 15 1956 change and discussions Brought forth by local officials include Warren’s residency issues and a rush to readdress lines before new elections.
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Freeley
Warreh
Grovero
Zérd Ave
Warren
Eeg Ow Gore
Wit
Teicl
Ave. Ci
Werren
23Rd Ave. Ct
Ate
Murray
City High Sophomore Wins Merit for Mold Classification
Diane Shwayder, daughter of Dr and Mrs R I Shwayder of 35 Levis road and a Greeley High School sophomore, earned a certificate of merit from the Society of American Bacteriologists for her mold classification project. Her work won first place in the junior division at the Colorado Wyoming Science Fair last spring. The award was presented Thursday at Colorado State University by Dr James Gilray during a pathology and bacteriology seminar. Ben Slater, Greeley High biology teacher and sponsor of the Greeley High Science Club, received a certificate of commendation as her sponsor.
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Diane Shwayder
R. I. Shwayder
Levis Road
Greeley High School
The
Society of America Bacteriator
Ists
Colorado State University
Ben Slater
Slater
Greefley High
Burch Announces House Candidacy
Palmer L. Burch, unsuccessful Republican gubernatorial candidate in 1958, announces his candidacy for the State House of Representatives in the fall election.
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Burch
Denver
Palmer L. Burch
Mouss of Representatives
Inadequate Federal Drug Inspection Stirs Safety Doubt
Washington AP testimony before the Senate Antitrust and Monopoly subcommittee alleged Federal drug inspection is inadequate to ensure safety and reliability of medicines. Dr Lloyd C Miller of USP argued the lack of policing risks unsafe generics and prescription practices while experts questioned state payment for trade names. He warned more federal standards are needed to guarantee drug quality.
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Washington
Lloyd C. Miller
Pharmawpeia of
USP
Starlards
Benate
Eit
Anti American Rally At Havana University Draws 15000 Plus
Shouts of Get out greeted U S Ambassador Philip Jonsa as a five hour anti American rally at Havana University drew more than 15 000 students workers and civilian militiamen into a frenzy led by student and union leaders denouncing Yankee imperialism and claiming the United States plans direct aggression against Cuba Maj Rolando Cubolas head of the University Student Federation cited signs at the U S Embassy as proof while the embassy said the notices were routine embassy preparedness.
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Rickard Valerian
Havana
U.S
Philip Jonsa
Havana University
United States
Teuba
U. S
U S Efforts With Balloon Satellite Fail
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP The United States failed to launch a giant balloon satellite into orbit today in Project Echo. The plan would deploy a 100 foot aluminum coated sphere for worldwide radio signals. The balloon collapsed inside a 26 inch magnesium ball after a 4 16 a m launch from a Thor Delta rocket. Ground observers watched the second stage rise, but contact was lost.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Unite States
Orbis
Som Jost
Chief Commends Stake-Out Men for Burglary Capture
Greeley police chief Earl Towning praised officers for staking out and capturing burglars at Campus Drug Saturday morning. He noted many hours of extra duty and commended the fine teamwork. A letter of commendation from Captain S. W. Neilson of District 10 Colorado State Highway Patrol praised police tactics and said the capture would inspire other officers.
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Greeley
Earl Towning
Towning
Thachief
S. W. Neilson
District 10
Colorado State Highway Patrol
Neilson
En Inn
Department
Latin American Delegates Gather for Colorado Convention in Greeley
Registration opened in the Community Building lobby at 2 Symington St for the Colorado Federation of Latin American Groups annual convention in Greeley. Events include a Friday reception, banquet with keynote speaker Lapex, a formal dance, and a queen crowning, with notable attendees from Los Angeles Phoenix and Denver.
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Colorado Federation of
Cardfield
Vielma
Lapex
Martel Orchestra
Henry P. Lopez
Los Angeles
Lino M. Lopez
Denver Public Schools
Denlver Commission On Incian
Ralph Estrada
Alianza Hispania
Americana
Rom Phoenix
Ariz
Mark Martine
Inftiote
Orescon
Civil Rights Division
Bureau of Labor
Social Anthropologist
Social Problems
Reuben Gurule
Todl
Trinidad
Denver
Puebla
Walsenburg
Greeley
Clavis Club, Inc
Birthday of Eugene Carl Dennis Highlighted in Article
The piece notes Eugene Carl Dennis born May 13 in Lyons, Nebraska, and living at 2393 8th St. He is a Meath Jr. High seventh grader with a farm upbringing and a birthday party attended by sisters Mrs. Ivan Outer and Carolyn, plus his brother Ervin a Fargo teacher.
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Eugene Carl Dennis
Gene
Carl Dennis
8Th St
Meath
Lyons
Neb
Jan Nelson
Avex
California
Ivan ‘Outer
Lay Salle
Carolyn
Ervin
Fargo, WD
Tricky Agent Powers Sits Duck Against Soviet Defenses
Washington dispatch reports Powers suffered an engine flameout above 70 000 feet then descended to a lower altitude during a restart attempt. The episode ties into broader coverage of Soviet radar tracking and a hunt for the agent said to have penetrated Western intelligence operations.
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Washington Dispatch
Jerry Greene
Powers
Denver
George Ray
Loyola
Colorado
An International Fnrot
WEW
YORK
NewsNews
Warburton
York Daily News
Lwashington
Patterson
Turkey
Symington to Speak at Roosevelt Memorial Dinner in Colorado
Senator Stuart Symington of Missouri, a contender for the Democratic presidential nomination, will speak at the Franklin D. Roosevelt Memorial dinner at 7 pm with a reception at 4 pm. He is in Colorado for a two day swing to gain support, accompanied by his son James and Gordon Ibbotson, Colorado Lyndington Committee chairman. Tickets are handled by Hubert Buyts and William West, two Greeley attorneys.
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Stuart Symington
Missouri
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Senator Symington
Colorado
Hubert Buyts
Wiliam West
Greeley
Symington
James
Gordon Ibbotson
Colorado Lymington
Windsor Plans Enlarging of Kindergarten Building
Windsor school board approves enlarging kindergarten rooms adding about $8,000 to the building cost, with total project cost estimated between $259,000 and $265,000. Building delayed pending reorganization review. severance school to host grades 1-5 if fall completion slips. All sixth graders to Windsor next fall. President Eisenhower threatens to quit ahead of summit amid South Korea dispute.
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Windsor
George BE. Tozer
Windsor Distrtict
Disstrict
Tozer
Becase
Severance School
Soulside
Severance Schéol
Red Air Marshal Postpones Visit To United States
Washington AP Soviet Russia called off a planned visit by Air Marshal Vershinin citing the U2 incident. The move fuels doubt about Eisenhower’s June trip to Russia, while Khrushchev may use the episode for propaganda. Norway protested Powers plan to fly to Norway after crossing Russia amid Pakistan landcolor reports.
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United States
Washington
Russia
K. A. Vershinin
U.S
Pentagon
Fisenhower
Pood
Whr
Nikita Khrushchev
Miser
Hower
Khrushchev
Inip
Manayes
Sly
Soviet Union
Khrushrhev
Pilotea Ty
Francis G. Powers
Vershinin
Norway
Rusia
Fakistan
Pakistan
Eisenhower
Pearl Harbor
Rome Dietrich of Loveland Dies
Rome F R Dietrich, 69, longtime Loveland resident, died today of a heart attack. He moved to Loveland in 1948 and ran the Car Store in Big Thompson Canyon. He led the Rocky Mountain Collectors Club and the Townland Museum Board. In 1957 he was the last resident to receive the Citizen of the Year Award. his wife Gribca survives.
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Loveland
Rome
Dietrich
Iowa
Big Thompson Canyon
Rocky Mountain Collectors Club
Tara
Townland Museum Board
Qribca
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Colorado State College
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Fillings, Mont
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Larry Balman
Miss Warburton
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Arisk
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