Gromyko Proposes Peace Treaty Amid Germany Split
Geneva report outlines Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko presenting a peace treaty for a divided Germany at the Big Four talks. The United States and Britain challenge the proposal as designed to perpetuate division, while Moscow accuses the West of reviving militarism and seeks separate German peace talks.
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United States
Soviet Union
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Selwy Lloyd
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Groyayko
West Germany
Gramyko
Nikita Kirush
Chev
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Radio Moscow
Gromyko
Gromyko Scofta
West
Cacmil
Selwyn Lloyd
Berlin
East
West Berlin
Ferelen
Christian Herter
Moscow
Eisenhower to visit Air Force Academy Colorado Springs
President Eisenhower leaves Washington for a Colorado weekend visiting the Air Force Academy at Colorado Springs. He will land at Peterson Field in the evening and stay a few hours before a short flight to Denver with Mrs. Eisenhower and their family. He returns to Washington Sunday morning.
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Eisenhower
Colorado
White House
Colorado Springs
New
Air Force Academy
Felerson Field
Sal
Irs
Denver
Mes
Dohin
Mane Columbine
Air Force
James H. Douglas
Thomas D. White
Staf
Alsen
Inlaw
John Eisen
Hower
Brown’ Palace
Jamea C. Hagerty
Dulles Health Worsens as Weather Details Surface
AP reports former Secretary of State John Foster Dulles suffering worsened condition per State Dept statement. The bulletin also provides local weather notes with 2 p.m. readings and forecast details for Colorado including scattered showers, cooler nights, and anticipated high temperatures.
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Wasilington
John Foster Dulles
State Dept
Great Western Sugar Company Factory
Colorado
Weld County School Reorganization Hearings Set
Weld County school planning committee scheduled public hearings on the proposed reorganization plan. Dates and locations for districts 8, 4, 10, 2, 6, 1, 41, 72, 84, and others were announced, with sessions in Windsor, Eaton, Grover, Galeton, Kersey, Gilcrest, Johnstown, Fort Lupton, and Greeley, beginning June 3 through June 12.
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Duce
Schoal
M. Tune
Grover High Gehaul
Galeton
Kersey
Greeley
Gilcrest High
Johnatown
Deatings
Fort Lupton Bik
Asy Childeer
Anly
Ara
Ground Breaking for $2 Million Greeley Meat Plant
A Friday ceremony marked the start of a $2 million meat processing plant by Greeley Capitol Pack Inc on the north edge of Greeley. Officials from chamber, city, state and federal agencies attended as construction begins with concrete footings to be poured next week. The plant aims to hire 250 to 300 workers, with a payroll around $14 million annually, and will process about 660 cattle and 2,400 lambs daily in a two-story plus mezzanine facility.
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Greeley Capitol Pack Inc
Cache la Pande River
U. S. Highway 85
Capitol Pack
Greeley
Meyer Averch
Denver
Rave Averch
Warren Monfort
Chamber “of ‘Commerce
Warvel and
Terry
Clint Mayer
U. S. Department of Cmmerce
Charles Brokaw
Department of Employment
Trwight Neill
B. H. Deuee
Gordon Rissler
Nat Gachter
Hugh Arnold
Capi
Phelps
Rennie Taylor
San Francisco
America
Tay
April Production Hits All Time High
Washington AP says April industrial production rose to 149 percent of the 1947-49 average, marking a new postwar peak. Durable goods advanced to early 1957 levels as housing starts and employment gains supported activity. Output in steel, autos, machinery, and consumer durables increased while minerals were flat.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Seaennal
Three youths held in Evans Cemetery gate damage
Anbert Manweiler 22 Conrad Esparza 19 and Julia Estrada 22 were detained after a car driven by Manweiler rammed the Evans cemetery gate. Deputy Timken said the south pillar was damaged, windshield shattered, with $56 estimated loss. charges were to be filed.
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Ta Salle
Anbert Manueller
Conrad Espazza
Julia Estrada Fspartz
Evans Cemetery
Pat Burmeister
Ike Proposes 100 Million Atomic Research Unit
President Eisenhower urged Congress to fund a 100 million dollar atomic research facility, calling it a cornerstone of national security. He described the Stanford linear accelerator project as the nation’s best of its kind, requiring six years to complete while boosting defense and scientific effort amid Soviet gains.
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New York
Firenhower
America
Stanford University
California
Eisenhower
Congress
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
Srichen
Villar Free Nations
Sanford
Usen
National Academy of Sciences
The
American Assn. For the Advancement of Science
Alfred P. Sloan Foundation
Planned Atom Smasher To Be Two Miles Long
A 100 million dollar atom smasher proposed for Stanford University would be two miles long and aimed at resolving subatomic structures. Financed by the Atomic Energy Commission, the linear electron accelerator would operate as a national facility open to qualified American physicists within six years, pending congressional approval.
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Atomic Energy Commission
Stanford
W. K. A. Panatsky
Stanford Laboratory
Keel Laid for Atom Destroyer in Quincy Yard
Navy launches first nuclear powered guided missile destroyer keel at Bethlehem Steel in Quincy. Adm. Hynton Rickover presides as father of naval nuclear power. ship to be named Bainbridge after Commodore William Bainbridge. Delivery slated for January 1952.
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Mass
Navy
Bethlehem Steel Co
Treseny
Adm
Hyntan Rickoever
USN
Adan. Thickover
Crat
Bainbridge
William Bainbridge
Tripoli
Wheat Allotment Deadline Extended
Washington AP reports the deadline to annotate 195 wheat allotments and marketing quotas was extended by two weeks to June 1. President Eisenhower signed the congressional resolution and urged Congress to pass a realistic wheat bill, differing from the administration proposal.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
House Agriculture Committee
Shultz Serving as Well County Commissioner in Mexico
Shultz was reported in good condition at Weld County General Hospital Friday morning after a major surgery on Thursday. Biter underwent the procedure the day prior and is expected to recover.
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Mex
Shultz
Weld County General Hospital
Titan Rocket Test Explodes At Denver Area Facility
A Titan intercontinental ballistic missile first stage exploded during a static sequence test at a Denver area plant, causing a black smoke plume seen for miles. No workers were injured and the first stage test stand sustained damage. The second stage remained intact, with the event marked as the facility's first mishap in its test history.
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Oothills
Afartin Co
Denver
Titan
Cane Carnaveral
Elz
Lt Gov Knous To Speak At FOR Dinner
Lt Gov Robert L Knous will be principal speaker at the 14th annual Roosevelt Memorial dinner at the Gresley Community building, Weld County Democratic club sponsors. A reception at 7 p m precedes the 7 30 p m dinner with George Rock Marguerite Peyton Thompson Fern Miler and state officers Homer Bedford Tim Armstrong Gordon Thhot son in attendance. Tickets from James Sheltor or at the door.
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Robert L. Krous
Gresley
Democratic Club
Weld County
Ray Troxel
George Rock
Colorado
Marguerite Peyton Thompson
Fern Miler
Platteville
Homer Bedford
Tim Armstrong
Gordon Thhotson
Kngus
Troxel
Democratic Party
James Sheltor
Committee Cuts Ag Dent Funds in 1960 Budget
The House Appropriations Committee criticized the Agriculture Department for disobeying the law and cut 1960 funding by 42.1 million dollars, proposing 3.959 billion for the department and urging a shifted focus toward competitive overseas sales of surplus commodities. It cited major reductions for the Commodity Credit Corporation and noted increases only for loan programs including the Farmers Home Administration.
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William F. Arbogast
Washington
The
House
Appropriations Committee
Agriculture Department
Jamie & Whittel
Commtodnty Credit Corp
Farmers Home Administration
Rural Electrification Administration
Commodity Credit Corp
U.S
Treasury
Strike Paralyzes Argentine Industry Nationwide
Two major union groups opposing President Frondizi’s austerity called a 2 hour general strike. Reports show almost all heavy industry halted as workers joined in Buenos Aires and interior cities. Unions include 62 groups backed by Peronist factions and 18 leftist labor organizations.
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Buenos Aires
Arturo Frondizi
Argentina
Carmet
Juan Peron
Cold Snap Chills Eastern Sections Across Nation
The Associated Press reports a mid May cool snap spreading through the eastern half of the country and into western regions. Anchorage is warmer than St Louis and Louisville as Canadian air pushes south with readings near 40s and 30s, frost from New England to North Carolina, snow observed in Erie and western Pennsylvania, and a broad drop of 7 to 15 degrees from 24 hours earlier.
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Alaska
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Louisville
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North Carolina
Clingman's Dome
Gatlineburg
Tenn
Sioux Falls
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Erie
Pennsylvania
New England
Pasific Northwest
New Mexico
Texas Panhandle
Pacific Coast
Back Wages Owed To Colorado Firms
A Denver report states about 1,000 Colorado employees in interstate commerce are owed roughly 125000 in back wages under the Fair Labor Standards Act. Wyoming totals around 11. The amount may rise to 160000 for Colorado by year end. About 80 percent is expected to be voluntarily paid once revealed. The Labor Department can sue if employers refuse payment.
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Denver
U.S. Laslor Dept
Colorado
Wyoming
Arthur £. Everding
Everding
Labor Dept
Strauss Hearings End in Confusion at Commerce Panel
Washington The Senate Commerce Committee wrapped up its long hearings on Lewis by Strauss in a state of near confusion. The panel sought to finish as members prepared for a roll call while Agnes Waters disrupted the session claiming Strauss financed the Russian Revolution. In Havana, Castro reportedly ordered a halt to executions nine days without public notices, fueling speculation on war crime sentences.
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Senate Commerce Committee
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Strauss
Secretary of Commerce
Strom Thurmond
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Agnes Waters
Tolice
Magnuson
Castro
Havana
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Fidel Castro
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