Governor Would Veto Money Bills During Session
Denver Governor McNichols floated a plan to veto specific line items in major appropriations while the Colorado Legislature is in winter session. He argued this could let lawmakers override a veto, but warned higher taxes may be needed as education funding and centralized accounting questions are debated. He stressed the need to know consolidation progress, total state requirements, revenue outlook, and school cooperation before asking for more money.
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Colorado
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State Board of Education
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Colorado Weather Forecast Summary for Friday to Saturday
The 2 pm temperature reached 32 degrees with a 24 hour ending reading of 2 am Friday. Highs ranged to 77 and lows to 48, with partly cloudy skies in Colorado. Expect light showers Friday and Friday night, cooler east and north areas, and warmer northeast by Saturday afternoon. Boulder and Longmont expect cloudy skies with light showers Friday, highs around 65 and Friday night near 42, Saturday about 72. Southwestern Colorado shows little change with isolated showers mountains, lows 20s to 30s, highs 40s to 60s. Five day outlook calls for near seasonal highs in the west and cooler east, with scattered showers east early in the period and again after the weekend, normal max around 82 with a low near 36.
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Longmont
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Regional Weather Wyoming and New Mexico Forecast
Regional forecast notes light rain on Friday with southeast Friday night and cloudy conditions in northern and western Wyoming. A mix of developing showers in mountain areas Saturday with cooler south and east divides Friday night and warmer conditions east of the divide Saturday afternoon. Low temperatures around 20s to 30s in mountains and mid 30s to mid 40s elsewhere. Highs Saturday range from the mid 60s to mid 70s, with up to 80s in some eastern zones. New Mexico shows parity clouds Friday afternoon and night with widely scattered showers in northern mountains and northwest Saturday afternoon, little temperature change. low Friday night and highs around the 40s to mid 70s.
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Wyoming
Claude Wthecallerrd
Divide
New Mexico
Friday Test Postponement at Atomic Test Site Ney
Scientists postponed a Friday morning nuclear test at the Atomic Test Site in Ney pending weather evaluation. The shot code named Piteau Tentatively remains scheduled for firing at 5 pm, POT, subject to the latest weather assessment.
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Grand Jurors Indict Kasper in Nashville
Davidson County Grand Jury indicted John Kasper on inciting riot at prosegregation meetings in Nashville. Judge Chester K. Hart set bond at 2500 as attorney planned post later. Kasper held in Davidson County jail after prior refusals on fines. Montague S. Ross, a Nashville lawyer, said he was tentatively hired to represent the New Jersey racialist.
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Nashville
Tenton
Davidson County
Freday
John Kasper
Chester K. Hart
Kasper
Montague S. Ross
New Jersey
Rownto
Ike Decided To Retain Benson Indefinitely
Secretary Benson said by President Eisenhower to remain in the Cabinet indefinitely after discussions at Newport Rhode Island. Benson reported no change after another meeting and addressed farm policy goals including liberalizing crop controls, price support flexibility, and expanding export development act. He also noted a Wisconsin election upset tied to farm policy concerns and discussed plans for Congress's near session.
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Henson
Hirsenhower
Benson
Proxmire
Wisconsin
Traymire
Hisenhower
Benton
Weather brief for Greeley Friday forecast
A blotchy weather note reports overcast skies, low temperatures in the 40s, and a cool start after a warm Thursday in Greeley. Forecasters predict partly cloudy skies across the region with scattered light showers in the mountains, warmer by Saturday, no significant precipitation locally through Friday.
Fort Lupton Infant Dies After Crib Fall Accident
A 12 month old Fort Lupton boy died Thursday morning from a basal skull fracture caused by a fall from his 30 inch crib. Investigators ruled the death an accident after autopsy at Weld County General Hospital. The boy, Reuben Martinez, son of Angelina Hernandez, died about 10:30 am at home.
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Corser Ross Adamson
Bos
Reuben Martinez
Angelina Hernandez
Charles W. Lundien
Depuy
George F. Johnson
District Attorney's Office
Tom Connell
Richard Martinez
Weld County General Hospital
Lewis A. Kidder
Truck Destroyes Fence In Narrow City Crash
Police report a truck driven by Darrel K Shullz struck and destroyed 14 feet of a wooden fence at 1030 First Street on Thursday afternoon. The 1950 International truck allegedly failed brakes, traveled 45 feet along First Street, and stopped after near Stoll's Market. Shullz was charged with failure to report the accident.
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First Street
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International Tracton
Eleventh Avenue
Dan Soria
Stoll’s Market
Firzlstreel
Uni
Soria
Shultz
Saud’s Son Robbed in Baden Baden Hotel Suite
Police said a son of King Saud of Saudi Arabia lost 122000 in travelers checks and 5000 in pearl jewelry from a hotel suite in Baden Baden. Saud arrived Tuesday with an estimated party of 34 for several weeks at a health resort.
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Baden
Germany
AH Pahce
Saud
Saudi Arabia
Eggs mystery as Mrs Mee Deavill reports missing eggs
Mrs Mee Deavill laments a burglary at her home while she and her husband were away. She says someone took all the eggs from the house, prompting police involvement and the question of which came first the chicken or the egg.
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Irish Picnic at English's Farm Memos Report
The Irish Locery will hold its annual stag picnic Sunday at the farm of Ed Englisa. English, despite his name, is a food Irishman.
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Ed Englisa
USPHS May Lease Old Island Grove Building for Center Laboratory
County commissioners heard a USPHS proposal to lease the idle North Greeley nursing home at Island Grove Park for a five year term with renewal. The lab would expand to about 4,000 square feet, doubling current space, raising payroll to about 130000. Government would repair and maintain the building and leave it in good condition at lease end.
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CL AL Suoter
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Elmer Shultz
Sonter
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Laboratory
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Greeley
Courly
Negro Father Finds Bomb on His Lawn
In Easton Maryland a Negro father of two found a homemade bomb on his front lawn Friday. Sessions Boyd reported a plastic bag containing 10 sticks of dynamite and a damaged fuse. Dynamite dealer Thomas Messick said the load could level or severely damage several Graham Street row houses if detonated.
FBI enters probe into Halite Cotton School bombing
Justice Department says information of possible significance on the dynamiting of the Haltie Cotton School in Nashville is being turned over to Nashville authorities by the FBI. Attorney General Brownell notes a federal role to assist local authorities in violations of law. The blast, estimated at a half million dollars, followed the admission of a Negro child to first grade.
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Justice Dept
Nashville
Tenn
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Ines
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
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Not Superstitious about Friday Says Sussex Man
Philctus Luce, Sussex's oldest resident, dismisses Friday as unlucky. He advises longevity by regular church attendance, early bed, early rising, and daily cleanliness. He rejects superstition and caution toward black cats.
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WEA
Philctus Luce
Luce
Sussex
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Lador
Syria Leaders Return From Cairo Say No Aggressive Move
Damascus reports say military chiefs Brig. Att Binry and Lt. Col. Abdel Hamid Seraf returned from talks in Cairo claiming Syria will refrain from any attack and will not use Soviet arms for aggression. Cairo press echoed assurance though regional tensions rise.
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Tragic Letter to Mr Motorist Reappears After Years
A Mirror News report recounts a letter written to a speeding driver who killed three children. The letter expresses sorrow and forgiveness on each anniversary, prompting investigation by reporter Charles Newwender and reflections from the mother who still waves at her sons from beyond.
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School Planners Outline General Policies Thurs
The Wirt County School Planning Committee met in the Greeley courthouse under Senate Bill 985 to outline general policies for district reorganization. They drafted a questionnaire for all districts on size routes and attitudes, and approved a tentative budget of 2330.36 for operating costs and travel.
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West County
Paul N. Lodwick
Weld County
Commission of Education
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Airport Golf Lease Granted In City Council Meeting
City officials endorsed a proposal allowing Ralph Ventister and George Thompson to lease the airport nine hole golf course and adjacent land for $1 a year. They plan a temporary opening next spring, form a golf association to fund improvements, and hire staff to establish greens while awaiting full lease terms.
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George Thompson
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Greeley Monument Works
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Mayne
Oscar Heck
Peter
Clarence Swanson
Hoss Adamson
Walering
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Cruce
Beck
Charles Katowsky
River Riders Brave 45 Mile Rio Grande Raft Trip
Jim Lindsey and Lou Fottis, both of Phoenix, completed a 45 mile raft trip down the Rio Grande from Red River to a shoal near Taos after five days of rough water and rocky obstacles. They described water temperatures in the 30s to 40s and noted constant waterfall segments that slowed their journey.
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Too Much Welfare Paper Work, Denver Supervisors Say
The Colorado Public Welfare Board faced a criticism Friday from twelve welfare supervisors who claim excessive paper work hinders staff. They passed a resolution urging relief, particularly in administering the old age assistance program, while a board member described the complaints as exaggerated.
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Guy KR
Dustir
Ike to Meet Faubus Aides for Arkansas School Crisis Talk
Newport Florida press dispatch reports President Eisenhower will meet Saturday with Arkansas Governor Orval Faubus to discuss Little Rock school integration. Att Gen Brownell and White House aide Sherman Adams will travel from Washington for the meeting, with Rep. Brooks Hays accompanying Faubus, a longtime President ally but now in differing public positions, as the White House coordinated.
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White House
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Profs Find New Safeness Excuse at Upsala College
EAST ORANGE New Jersey Upsala College faculty report a safety-focused excuse stemming from an incident involving a freshman accused of assault. The story notes a televised Big Eight conference plan, with Terrell of Oklahoma City station WKY confirming a four-game telecast slate for the area including Colorado Oklahoma games. Details on which specific games were not disclosed.
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Upsala College
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Ada
Dim Terrell
Fae
Oklahoma City
Terry Alto
Terrell
WEY
Kansas
Iowa State
Nebraske
Missouri
Unclear Morning Note Mentions Army Medic and Chemistry Study
A fragmented note references Cory To missing in the morning and an Army medic formerly with the Beyearald unit who wishes to study chemistry. The text is garbled and contains asides about a wife and a baby, with no clear event or outcome.
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Cory
Baseball Today From A Fragmented National League Page
A garbled 1930s style sports note references the National and American leagues with scattered player names and teams. It mentions managers and players like Stivers and Fanning amid unclear text, outlining a partial snapshot of a baseball roundup with incomplete lines and misread words.
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