Evans High to graduate 20 seniors Thursday
Evans High School will award diplomas to 20 seniors at Thursday evening’s commencement. The ceremony begins at 7 PM with Nancy Numoto named as the outstanding student award recipient after 12 years at Evans. Numoto, cadet teacher and National Honor Society member, plans elementary education and received a CSO scholarship. The speaker will be Mr. Kenneth Perry, chairman of the…
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Nancy Numoto
John Numoto
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Tir
Kenneth Perry
Protective Group Protests at Weld County School Hearings
Daytime protests by the Weld County Protective Association and other districts target proposed school reorganization hearings. Superintendent Don Bennett will present diplomas at the senior ceremony with Rev. Edward Ryan speaking. Gale Fisella to sing. baccalaureate Sunday at 6 p.m. with Rev. Ryan.
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Donald Johnson
Jean Clark
J. W. Clark
Sharon Lee Coxe
Georgia Graham
Paslean Garner
Earl Garner
Patricia Ann Karst
Aire
Hen Karst
Buddy Keever
Edgar Kee
Glen Langley
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Judy Lucas
Woodrow Tiucas
L. Gary Lynn
Lois Lynn
Roys van Gorder
John ,Mays
Kenneth Manweiler
Harril Manweiter
Gisela Potok
William. Polok
Gerald J. Reid
John Held
Carole Deane Cozad
Ales
Lenn Riddle
Wayne Allen Roberts
Laurin .Roberts
Tam Seela, Jr
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Larraine
Joan White
Hazel White
Weld County School Protective Association
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Weld County School Planning
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Barnesville
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Brigasdale
Senate Ag Unit Acts on Bill To Cut Wheat Output
Senate Agriculture Committee approves a bill proposing price support of 65 percent parity for compliant farmers and 80 percent for voluntary 20 percent cuts to reduce 1960 1961 wheat surpluses. Weather notes and station forecasts appended.
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Allen Hlender
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College Prank Backfires Injures Denton Coed
In Denton Texas a prank by 18 year old Tommy Lester left 20 year old Sheila Nelms severely burned by silver nitrate tossed on her face after leaving a North Texas State College party. Nelms was hospitalized with injuries to head neck and chest. County Attorney Robert Caldwell charged Lester with aggravated assault a misdemeanor. potential maiming charges depend on Nelms recovery. Authorities expelled Lester and Sheriff Barnes handed him to his parents.
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Caldwell
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Saturday Baseball Scores Reach Narrow Finishes
Final scores show Chicago defeated Bitlemirgh 3 to 2, Baltimore beat Detroit 6 to 1, Washington bested Kansen 7 to 2, and St. Louis edged Philadelphia 2 to 2 in a split results set.
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Detroit
Washington
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Gilcrest High Baccalaureate Sunday at 9 PM
Gilcrest High School will hold baccalaureate Sunday evening at nine oclock in the school. The Rev Marical Taylor of the Gilcrest Baptist church will deliver the sermon. The class has 11 members and commencement is set for May 21.
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DeMolay Runs Car Safety Check Points in Greeley
Weld County Safety Council and Greeley DeMolay host twice weekly car safety checkpoints reviewing 10 items per vehicle. Twenty seven DeMolay members assist with tire and glass cleaning while police manage traffic. last year Greeley won first place among its size cities.
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Weld County Car and Tire Dealers
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Barry Addis
Dave Brown
Bill Crosier
Dennia Dakan
Butch Compton
Jerry English
Senl English
Dick Hill
Kirk
Greeley Post
Greeley Police i
Towning
Greeley
Bullets Pierce Erie Residence
Two bullets from a .22 rifle pierced a north Erie house just before midnight Friday. One bullet went through a window and two walls, another through an outside wall. Mac Lamar and family were inside. no injuries reported. The first dwelling south of Colorado 66 on Weld-Houlder county line road. A car occupants suspected. shot likely aimed at a large picture window. Investigated by William Lawley, Erie special deputy and marshal.
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William Lawley
Seven Teens Die in Car Train Crash at Illinois Crossing
MATTOON IL AP seven high school students returning from a dance were killed when their car collided with an Illinois Central passenger train at a grade crossing near Mattoon. The dead include Jerry Will Irene Moon Judy Green Dorothy Thomas Loraine Peiffer and Lise Peiffer. One survivor Ivan Moon, 22, was injured. The train was traveling 70 to 75 mph in the Malpas area east central Illinois.
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Irene Moon
Judy Green
Torothy Thomas
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Lise
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Woodlawn
Miss Thomas
Mattoon Memorial Hospital
Ivan Moon
Trene
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University of Illinois
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City April finances show general fund receipts near 259k
City financial statement outlines April receipts and disbursements excluding water and sewer. General fund four month totals include 259,205 in receipts with 247,900 in disbursements and a 131,229 cash balance. Water fund April receipts 35,010, disbursements 50,647, balance 217,743. Sewer fund April receipts 17,494, disbursements 2,074, balance 87,153.
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President Eisenhower Visits Air Force Academy in Colorado
President Eisenhower arrives at the new Air Force Academy near Colorado Springs for a 24 hour visit. The presidential plane Colum bine 11 lands at Peterson Field after flying from Washington. He tours the academy and greets its first graduating class before heading to Denver to see his mother in law and join his wife.
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Ex Big Car Driving Champ Hurt In Raceway Crash
Tony Fetlanhausen a two time national big car driving champion sustained painful but non life threatening injuries when his race car crashed into a retaining wall at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Doctors said he had a cut nose, was severely shaken but conscious with no apparent fractures. The 42 year old Tinley Park Illinois veteran had survived 27 other wrecks in a racing career dating back before World War II. He was the national blazer champion last year and in 1951.
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Tinley Park
Dulles Fades While Illness Deepens At Walter Reed
Washington AP John Foster Dulles, longtime secretary of state, grows steadily weaker amid cancer and pneumonia. The State Department reported a further decline in his condition while he remains hospitalized at Walter Reed since February 12. Family members are in Washington as medical bulletins will be released only with changes.
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Willing To Discuss High Altitude Nuclear Detection
London AP reports Nikitz Kheish ghey told President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Macmillan he is willing to discuss high altitude nuclear blast detection. The terse exchange signals open talks on monitoring tests while global tensions simmer.
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Boy on Bicycle Killed in Steamboat Springs Crash
In Steamboat Springs Colorado 10 year old Dean Wilhelm was killed when his bicycle entered the roadway and collided with a car driven by Valeno Hoje 25 of Steamboat Springs He died on the way to a Denver hospital. The fatality toll for the state was cited in the report along with Soviet premier Khrushchevs offer for future nuclear talks in messages to Eisenhower and Macmillan.
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Macmillan
Second Launching Area Scheduled For Lowry Base
The Air Force released 42 million dollars for a second Titan missile launching complex at Towry Air Force Base near Denver. James S. Caples said bids open June 10 in Denver for the project, with construction possible by late June or July. The first Titan complex at Lowry already under way after a 40 million dollar contract and a second squadron contract is expected to be slightly lower.
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Atlas Fizzles CAPE CANAVERAL Launch Fails on 24th Attempt
The Atlas intercontinental missile ignited Friday night but failed to fly on its 24th launch attempt. The 80-foot new model, part of Convair tests, remained on the pad amid black smoke as recent firings saw two explosions and one burn up well short of its 4,000 mile target.
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McNichols Attacks Feds On Reclamation Policy
Gov. Steve McNichols of Colorado clashes with federal policy, calling reclamation vital for national future and criticizing the Eisenhower administration for choking off water and power projects. He urges compromise on mining policies, tariffs, and highway plans, noting steep declines in active Colorado mines from 1947 to 1952 and warning of long term economic costs.
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Khrushchev Urges Split in Western German Settlement Talks
Premier Khrushchev denounced parts of the Western package for Germany but said the Soviets would not block discussion. He called some proposals worthy of examination, urged treating issues separately, and warned that war danger lies with a few hotheads. Western diplomats hoped for Berlin talks despite Soviet opposition.
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Berlin Settlement Won't End Cold War Says Khrushchev
London AP report cites Premier Khrushchev stating Berlin settlement cannot end the cold war as long as capitalist states hesitate to recognize a world system of socialist order. He warned coexistence requires recognition and progress through a series of summits, not a single breakthrough.
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Omitted Hearing Dates Listed for School Reorganization Plan
The tentative schedule for public hearings on the school reorganization plan shows omitted times and places. Hearing for reorganized district No 2 is set for 5 p.m. June 5 at Graver Med school. Two hearings for district No 5 are planned for June 8 at Galeton and Kersey school gyms.
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Castro Paper Attacks Reds and Cuban War Crimes
The Havana press attack accuses Communist factions of divisive tactics amid postrevolutionary politics. A military court sentenced 18 ex air force fliers to prison terms from 3 to 20 years, while three were acquitted of genocide and murder tied to attacks on rebel areas during Batista’s fall. The government ordered civilian transfer of arrestees since Jan 3, with military courts retaining jurisdiction over war crime cases. No executions have been announced since May 5, fueling speculation the firing squads have ended.
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Eaton Youth Receives Turf Scholarship Honors Local Winners
DENVER AP Centensial Foundation scholarships of up to 1,000 to 8,500 for two years were awarded Friday to Lyla Carpenter of Yura and Jean Bethke of Laporte. Other recipients include Margaret Louisa Stroh of Fort Collins and Carol Cham bers of Pueblo. Powell will attend the University of Colorado, while others go to Colorado State University. Scholarships funded by Centennial Turk Club, Inc.
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Yura
Jean Bethke
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Pueblo
Sandra Kay Powell
Longmont
Douglas K. Ratt
Eaton
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