Bradfield and Lembach Memorial Day Speakers
Memorial Day services will be held at Linn Grove cemetery and Sunset Memorial Gardens Monday with Veterans organizations auxiliaries armed forces recruiters and the National Guard participating. Anthony J. Lembach and George H. Bradfield will speak at Linn Grove and Sunset respectively. A parade forms at 9 a.m. and color guards with a firing squad will honor departed servicemen.
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Robert Widlund
Doth Linn Grove Cemetery
Sunset Memorial Gardens
National Guard
Linn Grave
Anthony J.lembach
Tdasimasters
Linn Grove
George H. Bradfield
Dige Uigt
State Supreme Court
Ingler
American Legion
Culor
Hyslop
Frederick W. Hyslop
First Congregational Church
Gordon Rissler
American Legion Auxiliary
American Navy
Ameri Ican
Daughters of the American Revolution
Daughters of Union’ Veterans
Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary
Spanish American War Veterans Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
World War 1 Veterans Auxiliary
Greeley
Bill Allnutt
Victor Candlin
Albert Munoz
Charles E. Sumerau
Gree-ley Whapter No
Ed Mead
Charles Fay
Pilceris Dolin Teiderer
Sty Af Lint Grove
Cemete
Hit E
Ame
Gordon Moss
Ysleny
Adamson
KFKA
the Tribune
VFW
DAV
Columbine Barracks
Armed Services
Munoz
Edward D. Ryan
St. Peters
American War Mothers
VFW Auxiliary
American Navy Mothers
Daughters of Union Veterans
Arnold W. Tangenberg
First Presbyterian Church
Tops
Bay Souls
Tremor Report Shakes Walsenburg Area
An early morning tremor rattled sections of the Walsenburg area in southern Colorado. Authorities logged several shaken residents but reported no damage as the town sits in a large coal mining region.
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Walsenburg
Colorado
Sheriff's Office
Welsenburg
Ret Adm Dies in San Diego at 77
San Diego Calif. retired Admiral Davill Worth Bagley age 77 of the U S Navy died Tuesday. The obituary notes his long service and rank of admiral with emphasis on his Viet Nam era assignments and leadership roles.
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Ban Diego
Cal
Davill Worth Bagley
Rel
Greeley Horse Show to Return in August Era
The Greeley Chamber of Commerce plans an August horse show at Island Grove Park as part of the Fourth of July celebration, with the Junior Chamber of Commerce co sponsoring. A six man committee led by Robert Ey Hill will run the event, with plans to lower ticket prices and add family activities while keeping most traditional classes. The Jaycees expect to assume full management as they gain experience and support from exhibitors across the Rocky Mountain region.
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Linn
John Werkheiser
American Legi
Clarence Atukch
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion and Auxiliary
Linn Grove
Newday
American Legion
American Legiona
Tribune
Robert Widlund
Greeley
Greeley Chamber of Commmerce
Chamber
Robert Ey Hill
Treeley
Marley Rentel
CW Patterson
A. HH. Segens
Charles Duer
William
Webeler
Justiniss
Hill
Rocky Mountain
11M
Chamber of Commerce
Jaycees
Mass Protest as 100000 Japanese Rally Over U S Japan Treaty
A mass turnout in Tokyo paralyzed Parliament and filled the streets around the Junior Chamber Building as 100000 demonstrators pressed to halt the U S Japan security pact. Socialist and leftist groups led chants against Eisenhower's visit, U S bases, and Kishi's government while police and student activists clashed outside. Demonstrations spread nationwide with calls for Kishi to resign and for dissolution of the Diet before the treaty takes effect on June 19.
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Kishit
Socialist Party
Kishi
Inftjist Sohyo Labor Federation
Radical Students' Federation Zengakuren
Mab Wer
America
U.S
Eisenhower
Japan
U. S
May Bay
Diet
United States
Eisenhower Says U S Must Work With Red Leaders
President Eisenhower urged continued engagement with Soviet leaders to preserve Western gains from the Paris summit setback. He promised a briefing for Congress on factors behind the talks collapse and defended spy program flights as essential to national security. He cautioned against halting intelligence activities, stressing persistent vigilance.
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Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Khrushchev
Washington
Eisenhower
America
Paris
Eisnhower
Nikita
Khrusshchev
Berma
Summit Probe Promised Congress by Ike and Leaders
Washington broke into a brief, noncommittal briefing on the Paris summit collapse as Ike urged bipartisan unity. Senate and House leaders, including Dirksen and Johnson, discussed full cooperation with inquiries and the outcome of the summit, inviting a wide cross‑section of lawmakers to a Friday breakfast with top officials and aides.
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Misenhower
Paris
Dirksen
Johnson
Eisentan. Tr
Everett M. Dirksen
Minis
Joad- Ste
Yade
Nane
Washington
Eisenhower
Congressional
Suromit Center
House
Lyn-rove
Don B. Johnson
Texas
Bacon
Auklilion
Fulbright
Carl Hayden
D-Ariz
Styles Bridges
R-Nh
Richard B. Russell
M-Ga
Leverett Galtonstall
R-Marsh
Alexander Wrey Irwis
Thomas H. Rachell
R-Cali
Mike Mansfield
Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
John McCorrmack
D-Mass
Charles A. “Haleck
R-Ind
Clarence Cuanyn
D-Mo
John Taber
R-Ny
Cord Virgon
D-Ga
Leslie C. Arends
R-ll
Thomas FE. Morgan Pal
Rober B. Chiperfield
John W. Byrnes
Bi 'Ideven
Ur-Lowad
Carl Albert
Okla
Lea Allen
R-I
Alba
Christian A. Herler
Defensa Thomas, Gates } Jr
Livingston 'T
Merchant
Fisenhower
Flans
J. William Fulbright
Senate
Cooker Blaze Burns Roof at Spud Chips
A fire at Spud Chips Inc. damaged a cooker containing about 12 000 pounds of shortening and charred the roof overhead. Firefighters controlled the blaze with vigilance, preventing spread to a neighboring cooker and allowing planned rapid rework to resume production. A. Newton, production manager, pegged damages at several thousand dollars. the plant remained insured.
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Robert Widlund
Spud Chips Inc
Ave
Gene Newton
Newlan
Omarshal
Gira
Newton
Hey
Russians Jam Ike's Broadcast
The White House said Soviet leaders blocked the President's Paris summit speech from reaching the Russian people. Press secretary James Hagerty reported Stalinist jamming of broadcasts and said Moscow failed to allow their people to hear Eisenhower speak.
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Washington
White House
James C. Hagerly
Eisenhower
Paris
Hagerty
U.S
Pilot claims MIGs forced C47 to land in East Germany
In Wiesbaden Germany six Soviet MIG jets fired on a U S Air Force C47 last Friday to compel landing. Pilot Capt James Lundy of Findlay Ohio said Russians treated the crew well after landing and later allowed the aircraft to depart. The incident, tied to U2 spy plane tensions, involved nine Americans with one woman passenger.
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Wiesbaden
Germany
U.S
James Lundy
Findlay
Ohio
Lundy
Air Force
East Germany
Security Council Rejects Charge Against America
The U N Security Council, by a narrow vote, rejected a Soviet attempt to brand the United States as an aggressor for sending spy planes over Russian territory. Despite a last minute rally by Soviet members, Andrei Gromyko failed to secure Western or neutral backing for the tough resolution. The tally stood two in favor, seven against and two abstentions, with only Poland joining the Soviet Union in voting for the pro resolution.
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U.N. Security Council
United States
Andrei IA
Gromyko
Ais
Poland
Soviet Union
Lodge
Russia
U.S
Kremlin
Llewellyn Thompson
Moscow
Eisenhower
Planners Favor Bailey Permit At Weacre Tract
The county planning commission recommended to the county commissioners that Bailey of Greeley be granted a permit to build a service station truck garage motel cafe and house at the Weacre tract at the intersection of U. S. 98 and Colorado 392 with one access road from 392. Bailey revised plans to locate the service station 300 feet north of 302 rather than 245 feet and to place the service road at the tract east edge. Motel cafe and house would come later. commission expects a state highway service road linking 392 with an east-west road north of 292. The commission found the proposed improvements would not harm health welfare or economy. Members present included P. Watson George Mosler John M. Wheeler and Elmer Shultz with abstentions noted.
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Batley
Weacre
Colorado 392
State Highway Department
Bailey
Sevice
Commission
Qe Commission
Doin P. Watson
Arthur D. King
CSC Receives 26000 Grant for Planning Service
Colorado State College announces a 26000 grant to the Educational Planning Service from Ford Foundation related FeL Lab to study planning in small high schools. Projects cover La Junta High School Marie Creighton Junior High Leadville elementary and Jefferson County sites with CSC students aiding ongoing work.
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Colorado State College
William R. Ross
CSC
Feucational Facilities Laboratories, Inc
FFL
Ford Foundation
Glendon Ninmicht
Arthur
Partridge
BPS
Eee
House of Councilorsi
United States
Phanning Service
Colorado
la Junta
Marie Creighton
Jefferson County
Leadville
Leoneard Walsh
Educational Planning Service
Loveland Dairy Employee Slain in Colorado
A man named James Stribling, 56, of Loveland was found shot five times near Lafayette Colorado. Two hundred dollar bills and merchandise samples tied him to a job as a part time novelty salesman. He worked for a Longmont dairy firm until recently and had two sons in California.
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Lafayette
Calo
Apy
Tafayette
Oday
James 4. Stribling
Loveland
Langmont
Dale Gortz
Ihman
Boulder
Norman Jf. Howe
Gartz
Lefayette
William Shervalt
Lou Harlow
Louisville
William R. Gibbens
Western Hills
Catargue Highway 170
U.S. 257
Cleo Brookhart
Wie
Wyoming Weather Buoyed by Warm Night Expect Friday Warmth
Regional forecast shows fair tonight with rising overnight temperatures. Friday brings warmer conditions with highs near 70 across lower elevations and 2564 mountains with nocturnal lows around 64 to 70. Local winds stay light as conditions favor outdoor plans.
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Jorat
Sugar Factory
Colorado
Warner
Wyoming
Tax Collections Rise in Colorado State Revenue Data
Colorado collected about 190 million dollars in taxes in the first nine months of the current fiscal year, up over twenty percent from the previous nine months ending March 31, 1959. State Revenue Director Robert A. Theobald attributed the gain to expanded business activity and higher tax rates. Income taxes for the recent nine months totaled 13,252,427, versus 10,? for the same period last year, with sales tax reaching 26,241,205.
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Denver
Colorade
Robert A. Theobald
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Nobu
Ed Hagihara
Suke Kishi
Ike
Congress
Garden City
Security Council
County Planning Commission
Tuessday
County Canvaissances
Ray Bailey
Likerne Br
Yusal
Tnnisit
Ceylon
Gromyka
Henry Cabot Lodge
E.F.L
Loveland Dairy
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