Dems Designate Candidates and Select Delegates Saturday
Weld county Democrats plan a Saturday assembly at the community building to designate primary candidates and select delegates to the national convention. A straw poll will gauge support for presidential contenders, with two delegates at large and one alternate for the eighth judicial district. Incumbents Floyd Oliver Harold Adcock Noble Love and sheriff Bob Welsh are mentioned as potential candidates.
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Dems
Jim Hitch
Weld
Jim Shelton
Chaiman
Shelton
Threshold
John
Wheeler
Greeley
Noble Lave
la Salle
Gallion
Denver
Floyd Oliver
Ilarold Adcock
Trep
t.a‘Salle
Bob Welsh
Sanedelferson Club
Prul
Ville
Quakes Recorded by Two Universities
Washington reports Georgetown Setanta logged a seismic event in the West Indies with tremors lasting about an hour and stronger than a prior Chile quake near Concepcion. Boston College seismograph noted a moderately strong quake likely in the Caribbean Sea south of the Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico in May. Wilmington, Ohio, notes SAC moves to Clinton County Air Force Base with new facilities and training shifts. local weather and regional forecasts provided for several states.
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West Indies
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Concepcion
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Mass
Caribbean Sea
Virgin Islands
Puerto Rico
Boston College
Staton
Ohio
Wilmington
Strategic Air Command
Clinton
Counly Air Force Base
Air Force Reserve
SAC
Beet Thinning Peaking Amid Labor Shortage Reports
Beet thinning is near peak as farm labor tightness raises concerns. Great Western Sugar Co. says labor supply is adequate while thinning nears 40 percent completion. Officials cite weather and demand, with Mexican nationals increasing letos, and expect demand to ease in about two weeks.
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Aid Sugar Company Officiels
Lee Huiler
Great Western Sugar Co
Butler
Gus Rogemoen
Greeley
Colorado
Arizonia
Ite
Lanka
Texas
Kerner
Buller
Ditler
Tibetans Resist Chinese Communist Offensive Persisting
APLA member claims large scale resistance in Tibet continues as Li Yling-hein reports government forces seek to wipe out rebels. The parliamentarian accused Chinese forces of using air power and troops to crush Tibetan resistance.
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Formmsa
APL
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Li Yilng-hein
West 10th Professional Building Permit Issued for 21000
City records show Wilshire Construction Co received a $21,000 permit for a 7 foot brick veneer professional building at 2019 West Town Road. Dr M G Hillenkamp, a Greeley dentist, and local contractor C Howard Murphy will occupy three additional suites. Also, Mathews Produce Co. received a $12,500 permit for a rear warehouse at 701 St. St. with size 50 by 80 feet.
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W. Toun] SL. Rd
Wilshire Construction Co
Twiling
Mathews Produce 4 Co
St. St
Glen Fair Construction Co
Buil of & Home
Robert T. Parler
2Rd Ave
Ray Murphy
Memorial Day traffic deaths rise toward record
The Associated Press reports Memorial Day weekend traffic fatalities inch higher, threatening to match or exceed the 371 to 504 range set by prior holidays. Four women died in a Monday night crash near Evanston Wyoming, with 23 others injured aboard a bus and semitrailer. Officials tracked deaths across traffic, boating, drowning and miscellaneous causes, issuing regular bulletins from Friday to Monday midnight and urging drivers to stay cautious on homeward trips.
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Evanston
Wyo
Rouneil
Associated Press
Soviet Threat Analyzed As Secrecy Effort
Washington reports describe Soviet warnings about using foreign airfields for planes over Soviet territory as a secrecy tactic. Analysts view Marshal Malinovsky remarks as blunt pressure to deter allied basing and to threaten nuclear escalation, following the U2 incident and Khrushchev rhetoric.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Marshal Rodin Malinovsky
Nikita Khrushchev
Mali
Telter
Mike Mansfield
D-Moont
Malinovsky
State Department
U.S
Jong
Senate group hears inside story of U2 incident
Senator Fulbright says he believes President Eisenhower bears responsibility for the U2 spy plane fiasco. Senate Foreign Relations Committee heard three hours of secret testimony from Allen Dulles, director of the CIA, who blamed questionable decisions on State Department and White House officials.
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J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Wagon Wise
Eisenhower
Senate Foreign Relations Committees
Zen W. Dulles
Ight
State Department
White House
Bus Strikes Truck in Wyoming Killing Four Women
An Inter-State bus collided with a parked trailer truck 28 miles east of Ryanston Wyoming on U S 90. Four women died and more than 20 passengers were injured. The bus was en route from Omaha Nebraska to Ogden Utah. Driver Henry Everts and several others were hospitalized in Evanston with varying injuries.
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Greyhound
Nto
Gilbert Billsgall
Ryanston
U.S. 90
Wyoming
Turk
Asteep
Henry Everts
Aken
Ogden
Salt Lake
Utah
Ryans Ston Bospital
Omaha
Neb
SEATO praised by President at Washington luncheon
President Eisenhower praised SEATO for preventing further Communist domination in Southeast Asia at a White House luncheon during the SEATO conference opening. Vice President Nixon urged firmness without bellicosity, while Secretary Herter reaffirmed U.S. resolve to support SEATO for peace and stability in the Far East. Police in Evanston and Oklahoma City reported a teen questioned after a Greyhound bus crash left dead and injured.
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Hher
Seato Group
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U.S
United States
Herter
Britain
France
District GOP session sets convention dates in Castle Rock
Republicans schedule a second district convention at the courthouse in Castle Rock at 2 p.m. Friday to elect delegates and alternates for the national convention. Telep, Weld county GOP chairman, says northeast Colorado counties will choose two delegates and two alternates, with state plans leading to the Antlers Motel for the state central committee meeting and a full slate of delegates and alternates at large for the national convention.
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Weld County
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Telep
Colorado
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Wilh
Colorado Springs
Senate
Court Sets Offshore Gulf Oil Limits Across States
Supreme Court ruling limits submerged Gulf of Mexico land rights to three miles for Louisiana Mississippi and Alabama and to about ten miles for Texas and Florida. Justices split. Warren and Clark disqualified. Interior leases worth about 300 million dollars tied up pending decision. Justice Harlan authored the majority Florida decision with Black also contributing. Douglas dissented on Texas. The case centered on whether offshore lands extend to historic boundaries or a uniform three mile belt.
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Supreme Court
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Gulf of Mexico
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Florida
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Clark
California
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Labisinga
Mississippi
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Tidelands
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Justice Dept
Congress
Cours
Colorado Leads In Education Levels In National Study
A National Education Association report places Colorado high in education metrics. Colorado and California share top national leadership for adults with four or more years of college, and Colorado ranks well in high school completion and literacy among Rocky Mountain states. The survey notes Utah leads in several categories, with Nevada, Wyoming, and Montana following in various metrics.
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National Education Association
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Japan
Mion-Mediterranean
Sea of Jana
Ind
Jesan
Denver Girl Dies in Car Accident
Betty Lou Virjar, 19, of Denver, was killed in a Memorial Day weekend car crash. Four others died in related accidents and a fifth drowned, pushing the fall 1960 traffic deaths to 128, nine more than 1959. Miss Virjar was killed when two cars struck a parked vehicle owned by State Rep. Revert E. Allen of Denver. Thornes E. Joes, 21, also from Denver, suffered facial injuries.
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Associated Press
Denver
Betty Lou Virjar
Vina
Revert E. Allen
Thornes E. Joes
U S Ships Buzzing Blamed by Soviet News Outlet
Moscow reports accuse the United States of buzzing peace-keeping ships. The Voilny Transport newspaper claims a US Navy helicopter flew over a Soviet destroyer in the Bering Sea at about 300 feet, and an American plane buzzed Soviet ships two days later on May 27.
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Soviet Union
United States
Voilny Transport
Bering Sea
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