Sheriff Posse Outing Highlights County Range Visit
The Weld County Sheriff’s Posse met at government range north of Braggsdale for its first gathering of the year. Twenty nine of thirty five members attended led by Sheriff Pat Burmeister. Groups toured on horseback and a steak fry followed with social time. Officers include Adams as leader and Arnold Irence as executive officer with Brown Mariani Bishop and Aller Rott in key posts. The group aims to grow to 40 members and assist in emergencies and law enforcement. The state association plans a two day festival this fall tentatively set for Estes Park.
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Weld County
Sherif Pat Burmeister
Warren Addins
Karl Andereson
Jack Anderson
Bill May
Esles Pak
Adams
Arnold 3. Irceng
Robert BE. Brown
John Mariani
Wee
Ky C. Bishop
Iwatey Aller Rott
Teacher of Year Is Illinois Man of Finnish Heritage
Washington AP reports Hinsdale Township High School math teacher Heino W. Takala named Teacher of the Year by the General Federation of Women’s Clubs. Takala, head of the math department, pioneered accelerated classes enabling top students to study college calculus in their senior year. Award to be presented June 2 in Los Angeles. winner and family will tour Europe including Finland, parents’ homeland.
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Washington
General Federation of Women
Chibs
Heino WM. Takala
Hinsdale Township High School
Minsdale
Takala
Hillsdale High
Bath
Los Angeles
Europe
Finland
Steel Firms Accuse McDonald of Distorting Facts
In New York the 12 largest steel companies told David J. McDonald head of United Steelworkers Union that he is misrepresenting the industry to gain public support. An ad from the Steel Companies Coordinating Committee ran in several cities as negotiations resumed after a stoppage.
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New York
David J. McDonald
Unite Steelworkers Union of America
Gow
McDonald
Jace
Aspen
McDonalds
Steel Companies Coordinating Committee
Little Rock Voters Weigh School Board Rematch
Early voting in Little Rock's school board recall election drew moderate turnout. Six seats are contested, with the board currently split between segregationists and moderates. In one precinct several hundred voters appeared in the first hour, about half of them Black.
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Jack Martin
Little Rock, Ark
APY
Little Rock
House Appropriations panel approves Boulder lab wing
The House Appropriations Committee approves funding for a new wing at the Bureau of Standards laboratory in Boulder Colorado as part of a Commerce Department bill totaling 674.6873 million dollars for the coming fiscal year. The measure also allocates 17.25 million dollars for Bureau of Standards research and technical services. It includes authority to acquire six field stations and to construct the extra wing at Boulder.
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Washington (Ap
House Appropriations Committee
Bureau of Standards Laboratory
Boulder
Colo
Commerce Dept
Bureau
Onf
FBI Withdraws From Lynch Case
Federal authorities withdraw from the Parker kidnap killing case and turn over findings to Mississippi authorities. Attorney General William T. Rogers says FBI evidence shows no federal statute violations. Parker, 22, was abducted from Pearl River County jail on April 25 and found dead May 4 in Pearl River swamps near Bagasua.
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Charles Parker
Mississippa
William T. Rogers
FBI
Parker
Pearl River
Poplarville
Miss
Rogers
Mississippi
J. P. Coleman
Jackson
Eiw
Colemar
Negra
Pearl River Swamps
Bagausa
Denver Youth Hurt by Bomb in Gano Fight
A homemade horn exploded during a Denver 4 Ganz fight in a parking lot injuring a 17 year old boy. The driver of the car taking him to Denver General Hospital was hurt when his car collided with another. Police said two 19 year olds involved fled after the blast.
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Denver
Denver General Hospital
William D- Cobb
Phil Whitely
William Wilson
Harald Bolin
Stanley
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Cobb
Bolin
Boll
Apalachin Delegates Said Doomed by Gang Leaders
New York AP report says several Apalachin convention attendees faced execution ordered by gangland leaders. The Post cites unnamed sources claiming the violence stems from gang conflicts and danger to participants.
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New York
Apalachin
N.Y
Law Package Fights Interstate Crime
Washington reports Congress received a legislation package to combat interstate crime. Proposals include witness immunity in labor racketeering cases and denying illegal income tax deductions. The AP notes federal indictments against Apalachin delegates and measures to silence potential informants amid organized crime probes.
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Washington
Congress
Justice Department
Vera Sullivan Leaves Money For Scholarship
Vera Faye Sullivan a former Greeley teacher provides a scholarship fund from Bliss Sullivan's estate to aid two Greeley high graduates yearly in pursuing a four year college education. The Vera Faye Sullivan Scholarship will select recipients from applicants based on scholastic merit character and need. Special administrator Mason with the will annexed is handling probate with a July hearing set.
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Whia dl 2
Greeley
Bliss Sullivan
Greeley High School
United States
Supreme Court Bans Mixed Fights and Upholds Ban
The Supreme Court unanimously affirmed a New Orleans ruling striking down a 1956 Louisiana ban on boxing between Negro and white fighters. The decision, without explanation, upheld equal protection challenges to the law and a state athletic regulation. The court also held Illinois cannot impose contour mud guards on interstate trailers, and declined to rule on Washington state tax issues involving Crown Zellerbach.
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Supreme Court
Louisiana
Nogeves
U.S. District Court
New Orleans
Jack P. F. Gremullion
Special Court
Joseph Dorsey Jr
State Athletic Commission
5U-Supreme Court
Illinois
Washington State
Crown Zellerbach Corp
Peasant Uprising Reported Near Nanking
Taiwan based Central News Agency dispatch says more than 16,000 rioters clashed with Communist forces near Nanking on March 17, with over 80 Communists killed by rioters. The report also claims Communist troops killed more than 200 peasants and wounded over 400. The unrest followed the death of a year old woman caring for 12 children at a Kiangtu commune along the Yantre River.
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Taipei
Formosa
China
Central
Nanking
Yantre
Kiangtu
Eisenhower Mourns Dulles as Champion of Freedom
President Eisenhower expressed sorrow at the death of John Dulles praising him as a champion of freedom and a local man of our time. He issued a proclamation ordering half staff honors on government buildings and overseas facilities.
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Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Washington
Eisenhower
John After Dhilles
Gettysburg, Pa
White House
Dulles
Etsenia
Gettysburg
United States
Negotiations Restart Over Telephone Pact in West
Denver AP reports union leaders resumed talks with Mountain States Telephone Telegraph Co over a new contract for 15,400 members of the Communication Workers of America. Arbitration of dismissals remains a sticking point as the April 4 expired contract nears.
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Denver
Mountain States Telephone Telegraph Co
Communication Workers of America
Afl-Cio
Colorado
Wyoming
New Mexico
Arizona
Utah
Idaho
Texas
William HR. Mardin
CWA
Joseph A. Bierne
Heavior
Marlin
Vandals Cut Totem Teddy At College Campus
Vandals sawed through and felled the college’s totem teddy mascot on the west side of the student plan building late Saturday night or early Sunday morning. One section about two feet above ground was removed. the bear atop the pole had previously been altered to a reinforced replica. Merle Parsons said repairs would be completed and reinstated soon, with the original bear kept in the college library.
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Alaska
Merle Parsons
Regis Earthquake Report By Regis Seismologist
Denver RP reports a distant quake described as disastrous by Rev. Joseph V. Downey Regis College seismologist. The event lasted about two hours on Sunday as recorded by the Regis seismograph with intensity over level 8. No local quakes were reported in the region.
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Denver
Joseph V. Downey
Regis College
Pam
Regis
Fathee Downay
Gromyko Accused Of Reviving Hate At Big Four Talks
Secretary of State Herter charged Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko with reviving old fears and hatreds to disrupt the German question at the Big Four conference in Geneva. Gromyko rejected West German chancellor Adenauer’s government as revenge seeking and militaristic, while defending West German rearmament as defensive within the Western security system.
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John M. Hightower
Geneva
Christian A. Herter
Andrei A. Gromyko
Germany
Lee Brown and Wife Drowned at Seaman Reservoir
The body of a woman believed to be the Seaman reservoir caretaker's wife was found below the spillway. her husband Lee Brown, a former Greeley waterworks employee, was reportedly drowned. Their boat was swept over the dam near the spillway as the couple rode near Beaman Reservoir on the North Poudre.
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Lee Brown
Greeley Waterworks
Ha Reservale
Fort Collins
Beaman
Greeley Water System
Poudre
Fulbright Pushes 5-Year Aid Plan
Senator Fulbright to present to President Eisenhower a proposal for 744 billion dollars in American loans for long term overseas development over five years. He says Treasury borrowings should fund the program rather than annual Congress appropriations, amid administration splits and a debate sparked by C Douglas Dillon.
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A. Wikliam Fulbright
D-Ark
Eisenhower
Fulbright
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Drunk Kills Man Holds 4 Hostages Then Is Slain
The Dallas case reports a gray haired 68 year old man, Frank Windsor, who killed a man and held four hostages in a small southwest Dallas house overnight. After two hours of gunfire from police including tear gas, Windsor was killed by submachine gun fire. Four hostages escaped. one woman’s children were elsewhere. Windsor held a grudge against Sheriff Bill Decker over past evictions. The wounded man was M G Hassels, a painter. The incident ended with officers forcing entry as Windsor fired and the situation concluded.
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Tox
Frank Windsor
Dallas County
Bill Decker
Alain
Windsor
M. G. Hassels
G. E. Campbell
Tone Dickinson
Pickinson
Will Fritz
Omy Darlings
Mrs. Doughtes
Jerry Hill
Dallas Times Herald
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T. T. Dean
W. &. Jennings
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Jennings
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Hill
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Gromyko to Attend Dulles Funeral in Washington
In Geneva Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko plans to fly to Washington Tuesday for John Foster Dulles funeral. A Soviet spokesman said Gromyko may share the same plane with Meriter, Lyttington, and Couve de Murville, though this remained uncertain. The Big Four talks will recess Tuesday to allow the ministers to travel for the ceremony.
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Geneva
Ela
Andrei A. Gromyko
Washington
John Foster Dulles
Mikhail Kharlam
Gromyko
Christian A. Merter
Selwyn Linyh
Favelen
Maurice Couve Te Murville
Khrushchev Urged to End One-Sided Threat in Germany
State Department told Nikita Khrushchev to drop threats of unilateral Soviet action if East-West talks are to succeed. Washington rejected the Soviet protest over arming Atlantic Pact nations with nuclear weapons, saying the accusations are old and discredited and that no official reply will be issued.
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Washington
United States
Tre
Ander
Nikita Khrushchev
Stonday
Germany
State Department
Soviet Union
A Department
Russia
Liscoln White
Whitewald
Regional Weather Wyoming Partly Cloudy With Thunderstorms
Regional forecast notes partly cloudy tonight with isolated thunderstorms this afternoon and evening. Tuesday brings cooler conditions with showers and a few storms, plus snow in northern mountains. Low temperatures 25 to 35 in the mountains, higher elsewhere. Highs and specifics incomplete.
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Great Western Sugar Company
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Colorado
Wyoming
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