Eight Greeley seniors win prestigious scholarship honors
Eight Greeley high school seniors were awarded scholarships at Thursday’s awards assembly, all with straight A averages. Recipients include Marjorie Allmutt, Douglas Anderson, Dan Armstrong, Dr. Deanna Borden, Rex Brunner, Ch. Jack LeCuyer, Christy Opdyke, and Roger Repp. This is the largest scholarship group in a single class, with readership scholarships to be announced at commencement. Top music and arts honors were also named: Scott and Susan Bieler top band, Kay Gladstone outstanding orchestra student, Sandra Ely top vocal student, and honors for Grace Guber and Dennis Kehtl.
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Marjorie Allmutt
John Allnull
Wth Ave
Douglas Anderson
Robert Anderson
Wth
Dan Armstrong
John Armstrong
Wih
Deanna Borden
Buell Borden
16Th Ave
Rex Brunner
Helmut Brunner
20Nd Ave
Jack LeCuyer
Montview Blvd
Christy Opdyke
Thomas
Opdyke
Glenmere Blvd
Roger Repp
Ernest B. Hepp
23Rd Ave
Scott
Susan Bieler
Greeley High
Earl J. Faulkner
Kay Gladstone
Mixed moisture effects hit Weld county agriculture
Moisture this week brings both benefits and problems for Weld county farms. County agent George James reports downy mildew in alfalfa slows first culling and yellows leaves, while beet thinning progresses slowly and may benefit from further moisture. Hail reports are scattered with limited damage.
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Jim Hitch
Weld County
George James
James
Aves
Joe Buller
Great Western Sugar Company
Butler
Hufler
Helt
Buller
Jla
Welsh Sworn In As Weld County Sheriff
Robert A. Welsh was sworn in Thursday near 1 a.m. as Weld County sheriff by District Judge Donald A. Carpenter in the judge’s chambers during a trial recess. Census figures show changes in Weld County towns with Greeley at 28,051 and college enrollment affecting local population counts.
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Frank Cohotan
Troherty
Sherif
Weld
Donald A. Carpen
Lyle Shatesmith
Bureau of the Census
Johnstown
Hudson
Kersey
Platteville
Keenesburg
Greeley
Colorado State College
College
CSC
Dodd Calls for Cyrus Eaton Prosecution in Senate
Sen. Chamas J. Dodd urged the attorney general to prosecute Cyrus Eaton, the Cleveland industrialist, for dealings with the Soviet Union. Dodd argued Eaton violated the Logan Act by flying to Paris to meet with Nikita Khrushchev after the summit collapse, asserting Eaton’s conduct warrants legal action and urging continued scrutiny. Eaton said Khrushchev expressed hope for eventual understanding between nations, and Eaton noted his long, critical stance on U.S. policy and aim for U.S.–Soviet understanding.
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Washington
Chamas J. Dodd
M 4
Senate
Cyrus Eaton
Clevelans
Ohio
Todd
Eaton
Paris
Nikita Khrushchev
Dodd
Proscene
Baton
Khrushchev
Khrishchev
United States
Soviet Union
Raton
Moscow
Rain and Snow Flurries in Weld County
Rain and snow flurries spread across Weld County on Thursday morning adding moisture from earlier showers. Greeley reported 0.21 inch at dawn boosting weekly totals. Eaton, Keenesburg, and Grove saw varied rainfall with Keenesburg topping 1.5 inches in places. Hail the size of golf balls fell Tuesday night on Prospect Valley edge, damaging beet stands and prompting replanting. Sugar factories in Windsor and Eaton logged notable rainfall, with Briggedale and Brighton stations recording significant totals for the week.
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Groeer
Robert Widland
Nunn
Keenesburg
Weld County
Greeley
Public Services
Tain At & Aan
Great Western Sugar Company
Eaton
Grove
Prospect Valley
Weld
Ray Reynolds
Feldman
Eaton Sugar Factory
Windsor
Forest Service
Briggedale
Brighton
Keanesburg
Great Western
Johnstown
Amhursday
Tolal
Government Demands Drug Official Resign
Washington AP reports the government demanded the resignation of a federal drug official who drew 287,282.40 dollars from outside activities tied to advertising drug products. Henry Welch, head of FDA antibiotics division, disclosed an honorary external income and was urged to resign after Senat e hearings exposed the payments and ties to reprint-based promotions.
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Washington
Henry Welch
Welch
Food and Drug Administration
Sibeamwittes
Secretary of Welfare
Arthur
Memming
Colorado Weather Snapshot From Thursday Report
Colorado weather notes include 2 p.m. temperature 46 and 24 hour low of 38 with 0.21 inches precipitation. Highs reach 88 at public service sites, 87 at the sugar factory, 58 at the college station with 0.23 inches. Forecast clears tonight with fair skies, cooler southeast regions, frost in mountains, warmer Friday. lows 15 to 25 in mountains, 30 to 40 in lower elevations. highs Friday around 17.
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Lowis
College
Colorado
Packing Plant Here Steadily Increases Its Test Production
Packing plant in Greeley reports doubling of beef from Wednesday to Tuesday as it begins trial operations. Manager Les Levitt says efforts will double Wednesday’s kill on Thursday and slow progress continues until workers are familiar with the plant and its equipment. Government grader is assigned to begin grading. Weekend maintenance aims to remove flaws and focus on slaughtering. Four to six untrained workers are being added daily.
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Ithenes Greeley Capitol
Tursday
Les Levitt
Thorne
Levin
Kevitt
Chamber Presses to Preserve Greeley Depot Parking
At the Greeley Chamber of Commerce request Union Pacific will send a representative Friday to discuss keeping public parking at the royal depot. O A Durrant, UP general superintendent, will be in Greeley at 1 pm for the meeting at the chamber office. The chamber telegram urged UP to delay the plan to abolish depot parking and use the area as lawn, requesting a conference with UP officials and city and chamber leaders in Greeley.
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Greeley Chamber of Commerce
Union Pavilic
Royal Depot
Chamber
Omaha
Chamber of Commerce
O. A. Durrant
Greeley
Te Chumblar of Commerce Ofice
Greeley Chamber of Commerce Werm
Barney Flood
E. Stoddard
Union Pacific
Greeley Depot
Symington Dinner Tickets At Door For Roosevelt Memorial
Robert Royle, co chair for the Roosevelt Memorial dinner, announces tickets available at the Community building door for tonight’s event. Senator Stuart Symington of Missouri will speak. Tickets go on sale during the reception starting at 8:50 p.m. Dinner served at 7 p.m.
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Robert Royle
U. S
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Explosion Destroys Primero High School Building
FIUMERO AP report says an explosion and fire wrecked Primero High School near Trinidad. A girl student was injured by flying glass as a volunteer fireman suffered a cut. 400 senior class members were away on a trip. Firemen from Trinidad and Stonewall faced water shortages but aided in evacuating pupils. Local traders helped move equipment and furnishings to safety.
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Fiumero
Primero
Trinidad
Stonewall
Tey
Ike Is Warmly Welcomed in Brief Stop at Lisbon
President Eisenhower arrived in Lisbon for an overnight stop to a crowd of about 260000 cheering Portuguese anti-Communists. He urged resolve for peace with justice and freedom, noting similar Soviet pressures and calling for belt tightening and steadfast effort while in Portugal. White House aides framed the stop as a break from Khrushchev tactics and summit tensions in Paris.
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Ike
Lisbon
Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Portugal
API
Eisenhower
Eisenhower Coke
Esenhower
Paris
White House
James C. Hagerly
Nikita Khrushchev
Hagerty
Khrushchev
Four Killed in Traffic Mishaps On Colorado Highways
The Associated Press reports four more deaths from state highway crashes raising this year’s toll to seven. Victims include Fedora Mary 72 of Larkspac California and Rollin G. Lavker 42 of Genoa along with Lewia B. Looney 42 of Basalt and Richard C. McDaniel 19 of Dons ver's Lawry Air Force Base. Police say McDaniel failed to stop at a sign. Looker’s car collided on U S Highway 24.
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Associated Press
Colorado
Fedora Mary
Larkspac
Calif
Lewia BE. Looney
Basalt
Richard C. McDaniel
Palice
McDaniel
Looker
Ly Cat
Genoa
U. S
Regional Weather Wyoming Forecast
Generally fair overnight with frost or freezing tonight in Wyoming. Lows fall to 10 to 25 above in mountains and 25 to 25 elsewhere. Cooler tonight then warmer Friday with highs 60 to 70. Foehn winds not specified. risk of frost in low areas.
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Wyoming
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