Nixon Fund Chairman Sought Help for Tax Refunds
The Post-Dispatch reports the chairman of a Nixon fund sought assistance from Nixon's Washington office for a tax refund claim estimated between 500000 and 550000. The claim by Redaire Lumber Co. stalled by federal scrutiny and pending court action, with Nixon denying any special treatment.
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Post-Dispatch
Nixon Fund
Court of
Sotth
Nixon
Britth
Opis
Nizon Wea
Smith
GOP
Harriman Declares Tall Calls Signals in GOP Campaign
Harriman claims Dwight D. Eisenhower and Sen. Nixon campaigned for Republican unity, urging signals of strength while warning against compromising on campaign lines. He spoke at a rally launching Go Adri Slavenson’s campaign and criticized Sen. Joseph McCarthy’s Wisconsin stance as opposed to Eisenhower’s broader ticket.
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Paqladelphia
Mubual
Verall Harriman
Dwight D
Elsen
Hower
GOP
Naminen
Han
Noo
Sen
Revert A. Tan
Oblo
Yeattiog
the Elgnam
Harriman
Solutteers
Adrii Slavenson
Nixon
Snaeph McCarthy
Wisconsin
Harelman
Tragic multi child harm shocks Alabama town
In BVTAW Alabama area a violent incident left three Black children dead and a sister severely injured. An infant was missing as siblings were found near a creek and a tank. Investigators report the three deceased as Ira, Olle, and ? Posey while the surviving sister Lassie Pasay recovers. Local authorities search for the infant.
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Wills Poney
Mt. Heliron
Highnery
Bodes
Lassie Pasay
Purey
Ira
Sh. Olle
Bieter
Teo-Rearald Tern
Weather Local for 24 Hour Period
Local forecast unclear due to OCR errors but notes partly cloudy conditions with a mild high and cooler midweek. Tuesday expected warmer than Tuesday night and Wednesday with some showers possible in the Wyomin t arm region.
Five Day Forecast for Molorado Details Mixed Temperatures
The Molorado forecast shows average seasonal temperatures with warmer midweek and cooler end of the week. Some sun and a few showers possible midweek, with little to no precipitation overall.
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Tapler Rael Towanta
Tito May Visit England Befriended by Churchill Invite
Yugoslav Premier Tito tentatively accepts Churchill’s invitation to visit Britain. Foreign Secretary Eden said a visit date would be announced after talks with Tito in Yugoslavia. The Communist Party Congress, moved from March 1, may affect the schedule and Tito’s stance toward the Soviet bloc.
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Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Winston Churchill
Britain
Anthony Edens
Eden
Bradfield Likely Wins State Supreme Court Race
Denver area result projections put Judge George H K Bradfield of Greeley ahead in a tight Republican column for a four year seat on the State Supreme Court. With about three quarters of returns tallied, Bradfield leads Frank W. Hall by roughly 146 votes amid late official tallies and parity among candidates. A final county tally is to be completed before formal declaration.
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Denver
George HK. Bradfield
Greeley
State Supreme Court
Bradfield
Frank W. Hall
Trinidad
Bredfeld
Hail
Virgo
Johanon
Cheyenne Weil
Wallar EB
Alezanier
U S Oil Output Rises Across States to New High
The Oil and Gas Journal reports U S oil and condensate production climbs to a record daily average with weekly output at 6,606,880 barrels and yearly totals reaching 1,618,506,075 barrels. Indiana, Colorado, Wyoming and Montana show increases, while state-by-state gains are noted for Kentucky, Utah, and other regions.
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Okla
Kansas
Oil and Gas Journal
Indiana
Golorads
Wyoming
Montana
Beet Receiving Stations Open October 6 for Great Western sugar district
The Great Western Sugar Company announced beet receiving stations in Eaton and Greeley districts will open October 6 with deliveries limited to available railroad cars on October 6 7 and 8 and unrestricted on October 9. Factory operations at Eaton and Greeley begin shortly after 8 am October 9. Estimates predict higher crop yields than prior years with Eaton harvesting 76705 acres at about 19 tons per acre and Greeley averaging 17 tons. Mexican labor will supplement field crews. deadline for labor notice is Saturday. Windsor district stations also open October 6 with piling in Windsor by December 4 and deliveries later unrestricted. Brighton and Fort Lupton stations start October 2 restricted to factory capacity. over 12 000 beets remain to harvest with overall yields expected to be good.
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Satha Eaton
Greeley
Great, Western-Sugar Company
John Edminton
Ribe
Sud
Hol Eaton and
Bam
Eaton
Simiston
Neantima
Albert Watson
Windsor
Alsc
Walson
Brighton
Det
Gerrept
Fort Lupton
Fort Linton
Eisenhower postpones action until Nixon speaks on TV
Eisenhower and aides weigh Nixon's private expense account after Nixon signals he will present a full public accounting. Eisenhower told reporters he commended Nixon for aiming to reveal the complete details, and he planned to decide the next steps after Nixon reviews the plan and prepares a broadcast.
Shantz Breaks Wrist in Phillies Game
Reported incident ends with Shantz breaking his pitching wrist after a line drive struck his throwing arm during a game against Washington. Walter Marterreon is noted as the opposing pitcher in the rough play sequence.
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Psiatelphta
Bobby Shantz
Philadelphia
Washington
Walter Martereon
Lohmarin Johnson Drilling Moves Rig to Bashar No 2 Site
Lohumann Johnson Drilling Company skidded a rotary rig from Hashar No 1 to Beelor No 2 in Gillette County Graver Monday. Bashar No 2 location is 1220 meters north of Byebur No 1 and aligns NWSE. BeEon Beacon Monin completed a pumping unit on Gillette No 1 at the pool’s east side and production began. Charles Edmondson filed a drilling permit for Slate No. 1 northeast of Stoneham in eastern Weld County Location for MENESE W5-56.
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Lohumann Johnson Drilling -Company
Beelor
Gillette
Graver
Byebur No. 1
Jain Nwse
Sherrod-Appersoll
Earl Sllet
Rashor
Beacon & Monin
Charles Hdmondson
Hale
Stoneham In
Wale County
Enrollment figures at CSCE show near previous year totals
Enrollment at Colorado State College of Education reached about 1008 on Monday with 1608 at the close of the first day, just under last year’s 1620. Additional enrollments continued Tuesday and later. Final fall quarter totals may match or exceed last year’s 1704, with freshman numbers also rising.
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Colorado State College. of Education
Irs
GOP official says no legal way Nixon could be forced to withdraw
A Republican National Committee official said there is no legal mechanism to force Nixon to quit the ticket. The unnamed official indicated a withdrawal was highly unlikely and noted private discussions did occur about the possibility. General Dalshi P. Rikenbowar reportedly asked Nixon to resign.
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Nixon
Wariington
Republican National Committee
Richard M. Nixon
Nison
Dalshi P. Rikenbowar
Nixon Faces Public Jury In Fund Case TV Appeal
LOS ANGELES Nixon goes before the public tonight to defend an $18,000 campaign fund. Friends deny he’ll quit and say his fate rests on the television explanation. Eisenhower aides favor keeping him on the ticket as networks plan live coverage from 7 p.m. MST.
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MDS
Eisenhower
Ohio
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Hugi D. Scalt, Jr
Fennsylvania
GOP
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Eiserhower
Ana
Gow Adlan
Slavenson
Alee
Scoth Aald
Slevénson
Nava Smith
Pasadena
Calif
Atonie
Niyan Fund
Niann
Stevenson
Diver to Try for Record in Los Angeles event
Diver Clin Barton aims to break his own record during a Tuesday photographic expedition offshore. He plans a new mark for springboard divers, choosing a deep-water site south of Ban Miompnl island where water depth is about 7,000 feet.
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Los Angeles
Clin Barton
Ural
Squire
Hintinn
Major League Baseball Rain Delays and Postponements Reported
Weather disruptions hit both leagues with postponed games in the American League and several National League matches affected. Names and teams appear distorted, but the report notes rain in New York at Boston and other venues causing delays. only scheduled games proceeded in a few cases.
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Cleveland
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Washington Anglo Ans
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Ayraox
D & al
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Brokisn
Moeionatt
St Lowis
Alentington
New Wink
Philharmonic Orchestra Sets Rehearsal for Wednesday
The Philharmonic will begin rehearsals on Wednesday September 24 at 7 20 p m. at the old music building located at Seventeenth Street and Ninth Avenue.
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Philharmonic
The
Philharmonic Orchestra
Oregon
Duling
Tanth Avenue
Seventeenth Street
Navy Band to Perform in Greeley City Limits Welcome
The United States Navy Band will be met at Greeley city limits on Wednesday by a Jaycees parade escort. Navy members will be housed at a local motel and welcomed by Mayor Price Hopkins. Matinee and evening concerts at Gunter Hall are expected to draw thousands from Northern Colorado with school groups performing and tickets limited to about 900 seats in reserve and up to 1500 general admission.
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Lude Tle
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Pridianin
Millikin Praises Nixon NEMS YuRK Ben and Kasepe
A garbled regional note credits Millikin and J Ritenhower with praising Nixon and a presidential nominee. It mentions Enrapenn varating Hiliihin and references Calithenia with unclear actions and a pledge by a senator to finish tasks.
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Kasepe
Millikin, Rcoly
Refirmins
Treity Kenrapesfuentayn
Calad Sep
Tickard M Nixa
Calithenia
Mra
Mmirim
Blood Donor Outlook Improves and Local Drive Planners
A Greeley area Red Cross drive shows improved donor turnout after rain delays, with officials upbeat that Monday’s donations could meet the five day goal. Organizers urge volunteers, note requirements for ages 18 to 21 needing parental consent, and remind donors to eat proper foods before giving. A parade plan by VFW and college groups is touted to boost support.
Torchlight Parade in Greeley Aims to Spur Blood Drive
A Wednesday parade in Greeley led by veterans and civic groups seeks to urge blood donations for the American Red Cross. The event, beginning at 7 pm, winds through downtown and ends at the Union Pacific depot where a blood procurement car will be stationed for Thursday and Friday drives. The parade will feature the Navy band and local groups, with participation planned from police, fire, Junior Chamber, Elks, Boy Scouts, National Guard, and hospital nurses, among others.
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Kneca
Circeley
Weld
Weiland
Povelelt Ware
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Greeley
Ue Varlous
Ani
Mae Ta Heavyie
Greeley High Band
United States Navy
Gunter Hall
Blehih Avenue
Binventh Street
Birghit Avenue
Tenth Street
Ninth Avenue
Seventh Street
Eighth’ Avenue
Eighth Avenue
Ninth’ Street
Eash
Ninth Street
Union Paallle Fepul
Une Blood
Rata
YFSW
Chamber of Commerce
She Elks
Boy Souls
National Guard
Red Cycle
Girl Scouts
Ager Can Legion
American Legion
Planes Pasting Chinese Communists In Korean Front
Allied forces report heavy air and ground actions across Korea during a long offensive week. Fifth Air Force pilots claimed destroying numerous enemy trucks and repulsing attacks, while ground units halted multiple Communist assaults near eastern targets, tallying dozens of wrecked vehicles and wounded counts as the front lines shift.
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Korea
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Richard F. Kennedy
Santhte
van Kinet
Parjier
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Wielfeling
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Mora
Arvilers
Skar
Watt
Janaty
Howard Hughes Sells RKO Interests in Major Sale
Howard Hughes plans to sell his controlling stake in RKO Pictures Corp to a California Texas and Midwest buyer group led by Ralph Stoolin for 7 099 949, purchasing LAB AMM shares at 60 per share. The deal would transfer about 30 percent interest in the studio.
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Millimatre Industrailist
RAG Pinturoy Corp
California
Texas
Midwest
Ralph Stolkin
Chicago
LAB Amm
May Transplant of Monkey Heart Planned for Child
A chaotic OCR fragment reports a planned transplant of a monkey heart and lungs into a child, mentioning surgeons and a hypothetical mechanical heart, but the text is garbled with invented terms and lacks coherent details or verifiable entities.
Truman Asked Nixon Fund Investigation
The White House pressed Attorney General McGrath to examine how Nixon’s campaign fund and related expenses were handled. The Justice Department began a broad look at legality of supplemental funds used by officials, with officials signaling potential no full Nixon fund investigation. The Times cited possible legal concerns over campaign financing and public official spending.
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McGravery
Richard Mc Nix
McGiraffary
Justice Department
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Furore
Nison
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Nlson
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Geunte
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Ring
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Renard
Pevnls
Cfergy Alko
Samalor Nixon
Wutney
Advinlalalian
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Times
Hla
Wixon
Henry W
Grunewald
Washington
Two Men Injured in Separate Accidents Reported
Two separate late Monday accidents injured men around Weld and surrounding counties. Ray Weber of Ralor sustained injuries when his 1349 Dodge hit a tree on Colorado 5 northeast of Windsor. Patrolman Paul McLanghlin investigated and Weber was hospitalized overnight then released. Jon Lett of Platteville endured neck and back injuries after his car overturned east of Kersey. Patrolman George Mulhee handled the case and Lett was hospitalized then released. A 2:15 a.m. crash seven miles west of Greeley damaged a 1959 Mercury and a 1946 DeSoto. Edward Duran of Greeley drove the Mercury and Edward Winkler of Denver drove the DeSoto, with Winkler’s car overturning. Police reports list further damage to two other vehicles near Gilcrest.
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Thorn
Ray Weber
Ralon
Dodge
Colorado 5
Windsor
Paul McLanghlin
Weber
Well County
Jon Tett
Platteville
Tin
Wile
Cote
Central
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Lett
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Greeley
U.S. 4
Dorks
Winkler
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Ta Salle
Sthert Jeffersen Cogharn
Gilcrest
Gilvest
Genie Miller
Child Drowns in Ditch Near Canon City
21 month old Elizabeth Ad Penny daughter of Mr and Mrs Roberk Penny of Canon City fell into an irrigation ditch Monday near her home. Amondy Wilson assisted, a counselor item and administered resuscitation until Caney City ambulance department arrived to aid resuscitation.
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Elizabeth Ad
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Roberk Panny
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