All-College High School honors praised at awards assembly
Henrietta Stephens and Keith Shaw led an all College High School awards ceremony Friday morning. Stephens daughter of Mr and Mrs A B Stephens was a longtime student council, national honor society and Mask and Sabre member. Shaw son of Dr. and Mrs Jack Shaw served as student body president and held national honor society ties. The program awarded service and leadership honors to numerous juniors and seniors, with choir leadership and cheerleader tryouts also noted.
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Henrietta Stephens
Keith Shaw
College Igh School
Keith. Shaw
Miss Stephens
A. B. Steahens
Hiath Ave
Ells
Shaw
Jack ‘Shaw
Pairagres Drive
College High
Key Cub
Ty's
Betty Lebsack
Roland
Ann Abbers
Joel Beehler
Meyer Parsons
Jack Estrick
Sherry O'Keefe
Gary Larson
Fullow Ing
Jane Stamper
Wayman Walker
Jill Siilter
David Kidder
Flyn
Williams
Glen Wolfe
Joan Moshe
Bob Larson
Tidie Caged
Richard Tiscil
Janet. Itostick
David Larsin
Seuiers
Sbitenl
Fir W. Anderson
Eugene Better
Colleen Billings
Anetta Boblendee
Janet Bohlender
Roger Candelaria
Chile Death Toll Likely To Be 5,000
Chile death toll from quakes, tsunamis, avalanches and eruptions may reach 5,000, government sources said. Official counts show 2,829 dead or missing, with many communities cut off. final figures expected weeks away. Evacuations and disaster relief continue in Puerto Montt and Valdivia as aftershocks occur and conditions worsen.
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Brian Bell
Santiago
Chile
University of Chile Observatory
Puerto Mant
Chilean
Valdivia
Puerto Mont
Monte Vista Man Dies in Wreck
A Monte Vista man Sardo Guttierez 19 was killed in a late Thursday three car collision at a Monte Vista intersection. The crash left one other driver Joseph Pacheco 22 with bruises and a broken arm while two passengers Gloria Guttierez 19 and Henry Martinez J 14 were injured. Police noted traffic deaths this year in Colorado rose to 132 with this fatality.
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Monte Vista
Sardo
Gloria Gutierez
Henry Martinez J
Smith Moore
Center
Bugged Eagle in U S Embassy Revealed as Tiny Transmitter
Soviet sources say the so called bugged eagle above the Great Seal in the U S Embassy Moscow housed a miniature self contained broadcasting station. The device had no wires and was tuned to receive and transmit voices to receivers likely in nearby cars. The discovery followed a long investigation and stemmed from a 1955 New York Herald Tribune column by the Alsop brothers.
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Washington
United States
Alsop Brothers
Joseph and
Stewart
New York Herald
Oet
U. S
Moscow
George S. Kanaan
Soviet Union
Brosibasting
Alsons
Evans Sanitary District Petition Filed In Evans
A petition to form a sanitarian district serving most developed Evans and adjoining land was filed in district court. Hearing set for June 29 at 9:30 am. Over 100 electors support a $275,000 sewer program funded by bonds repaid over 20 years with a $3.25 monthly service charge.
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Frank Celvhan
Evans
Lown
Donald A. Carpenter
Purpone
A.C. Mili
Nelson
William 9. Patterson
Nelson, Saley
S. Ith Ave
Five Colorado Men Graduating Anapolis Naval Academy
ANNAPOLIS Md AP five Solavaito men are in graduation class for commencement at the U S Naval Academy June 8 Names include Nolte Bell 22 Arvada Robert G Tengston 22 2219 Condor Colorado Springs Robert J Brenton 2 Mitel Gram Junction Rannis A Moore 21 Libetan and Charles HH Petergon 21 240 Seventh Puchto All will be commissioned ensigns in the U S Navy
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Annapolis
Solavaito
U.S. Naval Academy
Nolte &, Bell
Arvada
Robert G. Tengston
Condor
Colorado Springs
Robert J. Brenton
Mitel
Gram Junction
Rannis A. Moore
Libetan
Charles HH
Petergon
Puchto
U.S. Navy
Population of Second District Surges 62 Percent
New census figures show Colorado's Second District population rising to 650,333 this decade from 401,020 ten years earlier, a gain of 249,313. Greeley posted modest growth, while Westminster near Denver surged 77.6 percent to 12,009, Adams and Jefferson counties each added over 70,000 residents, Weld County reached 71,723, and nonmetropolitan areas declined.
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Chlayado
District Census Bureau
Colorado
Greeley
Westminster
Denver
Adams
Jefferson
Weld County
Groeley
Aurora
Boulder
Englewood
Colleges Urge Cuts to Out-of-State Enrollment in Colorado
A state committee report urges Colorado colleges to reduce nonresident enrollment to under 9 percent of students starting fall quarter 1961. Nonresident freshmen and athletes should be limited, with out-of-state tuition covering costs, and graduate students exempted. Colorado School of Mines noted as greatest inflow.
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Denver
Colorado
Jol
Colo [Posal Rado School of Mines
Lim
Nee PhD
miLmenee
Tregoff Findh Trial Delayed Amid State Fund Controversy
Lawmakers express concern over size and expenditure of state funds at institutions outside normal university control. They table the retrial of Carole Tregoff and Dr. Ry Bernardi until June 20, detailing past fiscal expenditures for athletic scholarships and independent boards, while their case heads toward a retrial before Judge Dawson.
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Normal University
Angeles
Carole Tregoff
Ry Bernardi
Athletic
Finch
Yeal
Bein
Demir
Barbara
Colorado
Colorado Stelelsteinsrom
Colorado School of Tight
Leroy
Adams State
Fifth Straight Titan Test Achieved at Cape Canaveral
The Air Force fired a Titan at 2:20 p.m. from the missile test center achieving its stated objectives in a 1000 mile flight. The test aimed to assess the Midas II satellite's telemetry and the cone’s impact with an electronic splash net near Ascension Island. Recovery ships and planes waited for the capsule ejecting from the cone to collect performance data.
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Pla
Air Force
Titan
Gange Misalla
Amerea
Midas
Ascension Island
South Atlantic
House approves 1.2B school construction bill with anti segregation clause
WASRINGTON AP The House approved a 1.2 billion school construction measure with an anti segregation provision by a 206 to 189 vote. The amendment, added 218 to 181, bars funds for schools defying court integration orders, likely imperiling Senate consent.
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Wasrington
House
Senate
Maney
Ihouse
Herter testifies on spy plane blame at Senate hearing
Secretary of State Christian A Herter tells the Senate Foreign Relations Committee there is no precedent for a head of government taking responsibility for espionage. He says the U2 incident was unusual and prefers truth over fabricating excuses. His remarks were made after a closed door inquiry into the Paris summit collapse.
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Sata
Christian A. Herter
Bieseplaner
Purson
Hussia
Herer
Senate Foreign Relations Constalttea
Merler
Herter
J. William Fulbeight Olark
Wice
Fisenhower
Herler
Paris
United States
Mus
Wollapse
Russia
Berlin
New Mercury Vapor Lights To Shine Tonight In City Districts
New mercury vapor lights totaling 260000 lumens will be turned on at 8 13 p m Saturday in the 10th Ave and 7th St area near the Community building. City engineer Mervil Miller and Warren Ferry of Home Light and Power Co describe the setup as part of a joint city project expanding downtown lighting to Lith Ave and related streets.
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Mercury
Vapor
10Th Ave
7Th St
Mervil Miller
City Megineer
Warren ‘Ferry
7Th Ave
7Hh
6Th Sts
Mtth
Ith Ave
Lith
Tih
Eth
Ath
Voth
Iith
Representa
Chamber of Commerce
Hotaru
Kiwanis
Lions
Home Light’ and Power Co
Home Light and Power Co
Miller
Wome Light and Power Ca
Lodge accuses Soviet of distortion in UN crisis speech
United Nations, N Y AP Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge charged that the Soviet Union manufactured the great crisis over spy plane flights to shield internal political difficulties. He accused Foreign Minister Andrei A Gromyko of twisting President Eisenhowers distress to keep the crisis alive as the Security Council neared a vote on a resolution for renewed East West talks under UN auspices.
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United Nations
N.Y
Henry Cabot Lodge
Soviet Union
U.S
UN, Security, Council
Antirei
A. Gromypko
Eisenhower
Lodge
U S Believes Turkey To Stay Anti Communist
Washington officials express confidence Turkey will remain anti Communist ally despite Adnan Menderes overthrow. NATO CENTO and UN commitments seen intact as Turkeys strategic straits and regional position cited. No American casualties or property damage reported amid the uprising. In Corning New York an Air Force veteran revived his 11 year old daughter after she pulled a plastic bag over her head. ambulance crews say the action saved her life.
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United States
Turkey
Preemier
Adnan Menderes
Natin
Black Sea
Mediterranean
Europa
Asia
Soviet Union
Africa
Middle East
Menderes
NATO
CENTO
United Nations
State Department
Corning
N.Y
API
Air Force
Nenath
Amouth
Machice Tilt
Lawrence Dixson
Julia
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