New Mexico Junior Reigns As Homecoming Queen
Donna McKenzie a Roswell junior reigned as homecoming queen at Colorado State College. The crowning followed the Hellzabruin talent show in Gun ter Hall with 9 000 in attendance. Finalists included Margaret Starr Denver Jan Hollifield La Junta Joan Sakyo Locke N. ., and Mary Jule Conrad Denver.
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Donna McKenzie
Roswell
N. M
Colorado State College
Donna
David Larson
Gunter Hall
Margaret Starr
Denver
Jan Hollifield
la Junta
Joan Sakyo
Locke
Mary
Jule Conrad
Alpha Phi
Weather Summary for Colorado and Wyoming Regions
Partly cloudy conditions prevail in Colorado with scattered showers and snow in northern mountains tonight. Sunday brings partly cloudy to mostly cloudy skies with scattered showers in the northeast and northern mountains. Wyoming shows considerable cloudiness tonight and Sunday with scattered showers or occasional rain, especially in lower elevations and mountains. Southeast winds, temperatures forecast in the mid 40s to mid 60s depending on location.
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Colorado
Torn
Wyoming
Tau Kappa Epsilon Float Wins First at Greeley Parade
Tau Kappa Epsilon Float Takes First in the A division at the Colorado State College homecoming parade in downtown Greeley Saturday. The Spanish Club float placed second in A division. Alpha Kappa Lambda’s Trojan Horse Mat also featured, with a CSC bear prop. Crowd estimated over 3,000 as Margie Estrick, 18, of Greeley reported a breezy, warm day as weather prevailed.
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Viscounts
Sigma
Bears
Jim Hunt
Ed Ranum
Jerry Nordquist
Nan- Beatley Nelson
Lay ~ Woods
Cheryl Richter
Bob Bruce
Jim Willis
Tau Kappa Fpastian
Wings of Victory
Colorado State College
Greeley
Alpha Kappa Lambda
Trojan Horse
Margie Estrick
Francis Albert
Grevley
U S Get American Pair In Swap With Russians
Berlin dispatch reports a two day standoff ended as Soviet Union backed down and allowed 12 U S Army convoy units into West Berlin after Russians demanded a head count. Army officials say the soldiers did not dismount from their vehicles. Morale remained high as the troops entered the city.
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John Weyland
Berlin
Soviet Union
West Berlin
United States
U. S
West Germany
Babelsberg
Rabelsberg
Wester
Hravel
Washington
Potsdam
Moscow
Tavienborn
New York
APJ
Pather Ciszek
Russia
Edward Mc.Cawley
Olszok
Siberia
Ciszek
Idlewild
Butler Fails To Spark Tory Rally
Britain’s Richard A Butler, deputy prime minister hopeful, spoke to Conservative delegates amid cool reception as he assailed Labour and urged victory in 1964. He praised Macmillan and Home while hints of leadership shifts surfaced, and foreign policy touched on possible East-West dialogue with Russia.
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Arthur L. Gavshon
Blackpool
England
Richard A. Butler
Harold Macmillan
Britain
Harold
Walliss
Macmillan
Lord Home
Butler
Home
Butler T
Harold’ Wilson
Junit Perade
CSC
Pride of the Hockies
Palmer Uni Schord
Paul Moloney
Heath Turior
Hugh
Lal
Greeley High
Ischool
Meeker Junior Hightler
geviRula Kriday
Carefful ‘Schanl
Tuys
Lee West
Chlanda
Peterson
Don Herdman
Herdman Electtic
Lished
United States
Russia
Walter MI. Ciszek
Idlewild
Father Ciszek
Marvin W. Makeinen
Ashburnham
Mass
Marvin
Tewag
Makinen
Dropped From GHS Grid Squad In Saturday Game
Fourteen players are dropped from the GHS grid squad including Katia Willski and Tory Winkley as coaches cite training violations. Ernie Nernnnnen and John Romero miss Saturday’s game after failing two practices, with officials stating no discussion on substitutions.
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GHS
Katia Willski
Renvnnings Sarsity
Torthy Winkley Sim
Shieh Hems
Pam
Saturdy
Aurora
Central Field
Ernie Nernnnnen
John Romero
Ike Celebrates Birthday Early In Hershey
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower arrives in Hershey for a private party to celebrate an early birthday. Old friends and colleagues from his Washington years gathered as Eisenhower, in a gray suit, stepped from a limousine and flashed his famous grin.
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Richard L. Graves
Hershey, Pa
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Washington
Italian Officials Fear More Slides From Dam Disaster
Belluno officials warn another massive landslide could unleash water from the dam that caused Italy’s worst natural disaster. Helicopters spray chlorine to prevent epidemics as authorities order probes, inoculations, and mass burials amid continuing rockfalls and fear for a new collapse in the Alpine valley.
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Gerald Miller i
Belluno
Mary
Thei Jvast Vaient
Alpine
Toen
Italy
Reb
Delaware
Elizabeth
Scarside
N.Y
Belluny
Madame Nhu Sees Women at Fordham University
MeW YORK AM Mrs Ngo Dinh Nhu says she is the official reader of more than half the population of South Viet Nam, and that women are the deciding factor in victory. She described leading a 1.2 million member civilian army of welfare workers and an auxiliary army of female military officers.
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Mew York
Ngo Jinh Nhu
Shu
Nore
Popul Laon
South Viet Nam
Tam
Fordham University
Ngo Dinh Diem
Football Scores First CSU Eight Were In Second Quarter
Early reports show CSU eight in the first quarter, USC seven to seven with CC. The second quarter has USC seven, CC seven. Other notes include Air Force seven Nob zero, Colo zero, Oklahoma one zero, and Missouri seven with K-State three. Third quarter USC fourteen, Notre Dame fourteen, Minnesota and Northwestern zero. final Army ten, Point seven, Dartmouth four, Brown seven, North Carolina fourteen, Nd.
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USC
Alf Air Porce
Colu
Okla
Jos St
Kamas
Missouri
K-State
Notre Dame
Minn
Northwestern
Army
Poin
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Margaret Wearls
Cal Gamot
Negro Spiritualé
Great Western
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Con Iservative Party
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Miss Shaw
Harold Altes
College High-Eaton
Judy Blake
Jane Stamper
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