King Named Head Of One Fund Drive In Weld County
Jack L. King vice president of King Limber Co. was named chairman of the upcoming fall fund raising campaign for the One Fund by the board. Vic Nottingham of Douglass Roofing was named vice chairman and Mab Seall announced the appointments. King, a Greeley native with CU education, has held multiple local leadership roles including Rotary director and Weld County credit bureau president. Nottingham, a Midwest Wyoming native and CSC alumnus, is Douglass Roofing general manager and active in Junior Chamber of Commerce and Elks. They reside with their family at 140 Montshiennes and 2406) ath St.
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Greeley Gao Fini
Jack King
Nottingham
Lywo
One Fund
King
Nottington
Findians
Robert Widlund
Jack
King Limber Company
Vic Nottingham
Douglass
Greeley High School
University of Colorado
B. E. King
University of ‘Colo Vido
Crédit
Weld County
Greeley
Rotary Elub
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Vickye
Zack Ferrier
Montshiennes
Wyoing
Midwest
Wyo
Colorado State College
Earl F. Douglass
CSC
Sigea Chi
Douglas Roofing
Douglass Roafing
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Elks
Rotary Club
Weekend Traffic in Greeley Sees Above Normal Flow
The Greeley area reports safe traffic over Memorial Day weekend with most roads running above normal early Saturday. Police noted no accidents in the morning as traffic gradually increased toward midday on western routes toward the mountains.
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Greeley
Alae
Mystery Object Undersea May Be Sunken Freighter
Navy divers search 430 feet deep for a sonar detected object southeast of Key West near American Shoals Light. Rear Adm. Lloyd Mustin says it more likely is a sunken freighter, possibly the Lake City sunk near World War I. weather data and currents noted with limited details.
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Fla
Equityment
Lloyd Mustin
Key West Naval Base
Doreigz
Key West
American Shoals Light
Mustitt
Lake’ City
Sfustin
Memorial Day Closures Across Government Banks and Businesses
Government offices banks and most businesses will be closed Monday for Memorial Day. The Trilwne prints both editions and mail delivery stops. Memorial services planned at Linn Grove cemetery at 9 30 a m and Sunset Memorial Gardens at 1 30 p m. A futur Farmers of America rodeo runs at Island Grove park with shows at 2 and 7 30 p m. The Skating Follies of 1960 performs at Warnace Saturday Sunday and Monday evenings.
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Trilwne
Linn Grove Cemetery
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Greeley High
Future Farmers of America
Island Grove Park
Warnace
Colorado population gains since 1950 near half a million
AP report details Colorado population growth from the 1950 to the 1960 census, noting Denver and five-county metro area increases. It lists county figures like Jefferson, Adams, Arapahoe, Boulder, Pueblo, and regional totals, with Denver rising from 445,785 to 489,700 and the metropolitan area totaling about 1.51 million.
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Denver
Colorado
Upsus
Boulder
Jefferson County
Adams
Arapahoe
Pueblo
Colola
Counueg
Writ
Elling Sheen Anny
Ni Gilpin
Jefferson Lh
Kit. Carson
Lavimer
Se Buz
Lincoln
Lagan
Morgan
Phillips
Sedgwick
Washington
Yura
Lea
Arvada
Cis
Exiglewood
Fort Collins
Greeley
Littleton
Westminster
New City
Seniors Name Dr. Bothell Outstanding Teacher at Colorado State
The senior class of Colorado State College named Dr. John H. Bothell outstanding teacher. He has held multiple education leadership roles in Weld County and Talon, Wyoming, joined CSU in 1919, and earned degrees from Colorado State and George Peabody. He is active in student counseling, music, theatre, and sports.
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John H. Bothell
Colorado State College
Bill “Steven
Svha
Torrington
Wyoming
Igi
Talon
Weld
Cougly
Yusna
Colorado
Colorado Slats College
Colorado State
George Peabody
John BE
Bothell
Holiday Traffic Deaths Mounting in Holiday Rush
The Associated Press reports rising holiday traffic deaths as millions of motorists take to the roads during a long weekend. Mild weather and heavy travel push fatalities higher than past holiday periods, with 18 hours into the three day period showing significant losses. Arson investigations, fires, and multiple injuries also marked the scene in a three story building fire killing several top floor residents.
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Trafic Tvalle
National Safety Council
Pam
Courcil
Seminais
Iun
Associate Press
From & Pum
Council
Tigers Defeat Lamar for 3rd Place in Class AA Finals
The Grand Junction Tigers finished third in the Colorado State Class AA baseball playoffs at Jackson Field, beating the Lamar Savages 7 to 1. Gary Baker limited Lamar to five hits while Frank Oviedo took the loss, surrendering eight strikeouts but errors behind him aided Grand Junction.
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Grand Junction Tigers
Jackson Field
Lamar Savages
Gary Baker
Lamar
Savages
Meadows
Frank Oviedo
Sunday Commencement Sets CSC Degree Total at 1392
Nearly 500 candidates including Sam Greeley will receive degrees from Colorado State College at 2 p.m. Sunday during the th annual spring commencement at the Garden Theater. Dr. William R. Ross will confer 478 degrees from 2 states the District of Columbia and the Canal Zone. Degrees include doctor of education seven specialist in education one master of arts seventy eight bachelor of arts with teaching certificate 40 and bachelor of arts in liberal arts 33. Bernard Moutchens and Phyllis Rogers will present degrees. Major Wilson D. Korana will commission the Air Force Reserve Officers Training Corps graduates. Albert H. Hosenthal will give the commencement address on The Good Society. A reception follows at Tohey-Kenmore Dining Hall.
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Sam Greeley
Colorado State College
Garden Theater
William.r. Ross
District ‘of Columbia
Canal Zone
Colorado State Col”lege
Bernard Moutchens
Phyllis Rogers
Wilson D. Korana
Vair Science
Air Force Reserve
Albert HL. Hosenthal
United States Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Tohey-Ken[ere
Awards Made At Windsor Graduation
Windsor graduation honored seven seniors with scholarships and merit awards. Kathy Brag and Tom Schlothauer shared scholarships, Phyllis Osbourn received a Phillips University scholarship in Enid Oklahoma, Tom Caslen and Ken Fraiser earned the Barlicher scholarship, Jane Dittmar Kittler received the Roelsther award for Colorado University, and Alvin Brown won a merit award toward study at Colorado State University.
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Windsor
Neril
Kathy Brag
Tom Schlothauer
Security Council Urges Big Powers to Resume Talks
The United Nations Security Council voted 9-1 with two abstentions urging the Big Four to resume negotiations on East West issues with U.N. help. U.S.-Soviet exchanges before the vote cast doubt on immediate practical results amid a week of heated debate.
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Security Council
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U.N
Union
Poland
Wyoming
Memorial Day Services Across Linn Grove and Sunset Gardens
Memorial Day services will be held Monday at Linn Grove cemetery and Sunset Memorial Gardens to honor war dead. Judge George H. Bradfield will speak at Sunset Gardens at 1 30 p.m. Anthony J. Lembach will speak at Linn Grove at 9 a.m. A parade forms at 9 a.m. and a flag-raising ceremony precedes the Linn Grove program. Veterans groups, the National Guard, auxiliaries, and armed forces recruiters will participate at both sites.
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Linn Grove Cemetery
Sunset Memorial Gardens
George H. Bradfield
Dstrict
State Supreme Court
Anthony J. Lembach
Toastmasters
Linn Grove
Harting
National Guard
Armed Forces
Soviet Union accuses U S of planning aggressive war
United Nations New York Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko charged that U S spy efforts prove Washington plans aggressive war against Russia. He condemned what he called a Madison Avenue propaganda drive while insisting U S policy is aimed at deceiving and pressuring the Kremlin.
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Soviet Union
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Honey Cah
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Walle
Er Folse
Nikita Scorns Ike For Playing Golf
Khrushchev rails at Eisenhower and the U S for golfing while seeking peace amid summit talks. He accuses U S leaders of deception and warns of dangers of disarmament in a wide Kremlin speech touching on Paris talks and global tensions.
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Ike
Moscow
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
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U.S. A
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Galt
Cal
Tallapse
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Yale
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China
India
Indonesia
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Security Council
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General Assembly
Soviet Union
Turkey
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Japan
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Anasta T. Mikoyan
Lis
Black Sea
Westjet
Communist Party
Alikoyan
Car Belonging to Stribling Found in Denver
An automobile tied to James Stribling was found Thursday night on Glenarm Place in downtown Denver. The gray and blue four foot Frazer sedan contained clothing and other items. police said fingerprints were not found and no bloodstains were detected in the vehicle.
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Dames Fi. Sleio
Glenarm P
Frazer
Milwaukee Clipper Hits Harbor Breakwater in Fog
The Lake Michigan excursion steamer Milwaukee Clipper struck the Milwaukee Harbor breakwater in thick fog. About 14 people were injured, several seriously, as the 485 foot vessel carrying around 275 passengers including school groups turned toward Muskegon. The ship returned to the pier and the injured were rushed to County Emergency Hospital by ambulance.
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Lake Michigan
Milwaukee Clipper
Milwaukee Harbor
Muskegon
Mich
Bass
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