Elderly couple killed in Heddesey collision near Highway 31
Thomas Petligrew 86 and wife NeKe 75 of Greeley Colorado died after their car collided with a semi truck north of Heddesey at Highway 31. Johnny Jackson 4 of Chickasha Oklahoma drove the truck. Petligrews were en route to visit relatives. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Colorado Weather Forecast With Mixed Snow and Frost Likely
Readable fragments indicate a warm Thursday in parts of Colorado with high around 69 and chilly nights near freezing in the north and west. Expect clouds south and east with possible light rain or snow, mountains seeing snow showers, and scattered storms in western areas through Friday morning.
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Regional Weather Forecast With Scattered Showers
A garbled forecast notes scattered rain and clouds across the region with variable winds. It mentions showers likely Thursday into Friday, cooler readings, and some northern areas seeing stronger gusts. Strong entities include regional areas and days.
Democrat McKinney Appointed to AEA Board
President Eisenhower named Robert M. McKinney, publisher of the Santa Fe New Mexican, to the U S board of governors for the new International Atomic Energy Agency amid Republican protests. The appointment awaits Senate confirmation when Congress reconvenes in January. McKinney, 47, also runs the Nueva Medeana at Santa Fe.
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Pierce To Vote on New School
Pierce voters head to the polls on a bond issue for a new elementary school to replace the current facility. The plan includes a 20 million future capacity, lunch facilities, classrooms, a dining area, and a library. Greeley architects draft plans with financing by Thomeher and Company and Peters.
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Eight Die in Rail Wreck Near PASC Washington
A Spokane Portland and Seattle Railway engine and an extra gang wagon collided seven miles northeast of PASC at 3 a.m. Eight men died and 13 were injured, with several suffering cuts and bruises. One train crew member escaped danger. No official cause yet. rumors speak of a signal mix-up.
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City Budget Keeps Mill Levy at 15.4 for 1958
City Manager B H Chiec reports 1958 budget keeps the city tax mill levy at 15.4 despite proposing a general fund rise. Bond and interest needs drop to 0.4 mills, retiring airport bonds by next year, while other revenues total about 299,000 from city departments and various funds.
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Sodium Cyanide Spill Closes Rails After Wreck
Reported Thursday a wreck near Hamesville Ontario spilled sodium cyanide along railway lines. Chemists and civil authorities coordinated cleanup in Thamesville area risking exposure as rain fell, with ongoing safety measures to prevent dangerous fumes and water contamination.
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Largest Freshman Class Enters Colo State Here
Colorado State College welcomed its largest freshman class as 1,043 new students plus 341 transfers arrived. A noon figure showed 1,045 new students ahead of last year’s 1,086. Events included a 2 p.m. campus meeting, dinner for all newcomers, and varied orientation activities with President William By Ross and Dr. Jack Shaw speaking.
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Underground atomic test launches earth study in Nevada
A small underground atomic bomb exploded 900 feet beneath a desert mesa near Las Vegas. The 1 am MST blast was the 21st of the summer test series and the first full scale underground shot. Seismographs at 600 stations measured waves to analyze Earth's inner layers. Father Downey noted quake waves were smaller than natural earthquakes but distinct enough to study, with data sent to the desert Seismological Institute for comparison.
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Las Vegas
Denver
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Regis College
Joseph V. Downey
Sol
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Desert
Sh Lovie
Armed Forces Cut Ordered by Wilson
Secretary of Defense Wilson ordered a further reduction of 300000 troops across the Army Navy Air Force and Marine Corps by end of the year. The action follows a July 16 decree and targets trimming overall strength to meet budget limits and authorized levels.
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Typhoon Nears Guan AM Yin Weather Disrupts Flights
A storm system threatens the Guan area as winds reach up to 140 miles per hour. Forecasters warn of rough seas and potential flight delays or cancellations along affected routes. Local authorities urge travelers to monitor advisories and adjust plans accordingly.
Salvage Workers Killed in Ocean Blast
A. Moracco and other salvage workers died when a blast struck their hulk during salvage work. The incident occurred Wednesday as they toiled near the wreck, with officials citing a surface explosion and subsequent debris.
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Liberty Shin Sumkan
Ohing Mae
Liligants Settle Case in Questionable Proceedings
The article recounts a disputed case where plaintiffs discuss pursuing appeal options while noting delays and possible settlement talks. It mentions Powhie and others receiving signals to resolve the matter, with comments suggesting little likelihood of court victory either way.
Weather Report Mentions Rain and Snow Across Regions
A fragmented weather note reports light rain Wednesday night with brief showers and windy conditions. It mentions light showers near several places and identifies gusty winds along coastal or exposed areas.
Dulles Urges UN Action on Middle East Tensions
Secretary of State Dulles called on the United Nations to intervene in the Middle East crisis, warning Soviet control in Syria and potential threats to Turkey. He urged collective action and warned against Soviet arms influence while pledging U.S. economic aid to support development and freedom in the region. He noted disarmament talks and the need for a unified assembly approach to prevent aggression.
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Pilot Stricken. Copilot Lands Airliner
NADISON Wisat A North east Airlines DC 6H with 62 passengers aboard landed safely at Madison Thursday after the pilot died in flight. Captain Alfred H. Tobmar 91 fell ill likely due to a heart attack. First Officer Arthur J. Stradman Jr 18 of Farmington Minn took command and guided the plane to a safe landing. Flight engineer Frederick Staudt 35 of Minneapolis aided. Lohmar also died after being treated.
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Fire damages part of stock at American Furniture store
A fire at 823 Eighth Street damaged a stairway area and several end tables and desks on the display floor. Discovered around 12:30 a.m. Thursday by the Park Place building custodian, flames confined to the second floor near the stairs. Cause undetermined though a cigarette is suspected. firemen stayed about an hour to ventilate smoke and extinguish hot embers.
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Baptist Leader Dies Amid Career Flight in Chicago
The Rev. Wer ner C. Reucher, 44, president of Mestomary Training, dies Wednesday after service in Chicago. A longtime church leader, he guided the institution since the Vietnam era, leaving a turn of events in religious education and community outreach.
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Mestomary Training Eagn
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Branen's Now Celebrating Remodeling After 17 Years of Service
Branen's Food Market at 1605 Eighth Avenue marks a three day anniversary remodel event. Store lines upgraded interior including moved dairy and frozen sections, new display cases, and a reconfigured meal department. Charlie the Clown appears Friday and Saturday with cotton candy from 10:00 am to 7:00 pm. The celebration highlights a modernization effort begun two years ago and aims to attract shoppers with enhanced displays and convenience.
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Greeley Tribune
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Sabina
Progress Seen in W E Talks
Report notes progress in talks between parties over a longstanding dispute. Key figures including Walter A. Migsziola and members of the Bedoral Mudie group are cited as expressing optimism about efforts to settle the issue. No specific dates or outputs are provided.
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Walter A. Migsziola
Pat
Aervier
Baseball Today AMEMCUS UNNGIE Cheate Lantaty OF Wasavnsian Pete tay McLionida 1
Fragmentary OCR text appears to reference baseball names and teams in a garbled manner. The readable parts suggest a brief sports note about a game or players such as Gurney and Meiserity in a Chicago or American context, but the exact event, teams, scores, or date are unclear. The piece lacks coherent details to form a solid summary.
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Avery Undergoes Surgery in Chicago Hospital
Three year old Avery L. Avery, board chairman of Montgomery Ward & Co, was reported in critical condition at Memorial Hospital in Chicago after undergoing surgery Saturday night for removal of a large something.
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L. Avery
Montgomary Ward & Co
Chicago
Wi Memorial Hospital
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