Christians Await Joyful Day Amid Session Turmoil
Colorado lawmakers slogged through a bitter two hour wrangle as Republicans and Democrats clashed over winding up the 1861 session ahead of Easter. Senate leaders pushed to end on Saturday despite opposition and chaos, while chamber votes continued on bills including health and civil service pay raises as the nation readies for Easter observances.
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Denver
Colorado
Seo Tate
House
Senate
Tha Xow
Charles Bennett
Ed Miller
Indunstant
Floyd Oliver
Ranger Rogers
W-Littleton
Wes
Volit Montay
Weather summary for Wyoming mountains and state regions
Readable fragments show Saturday temperatures around 0 with lows in the 20s to 30s. Highs ranged into the 50s to 60s in valleys and 30s to 40s at higher elevations. Precipitation included light snow and light rain with snow at higher elevations. Sunday expected warmer with mountain areas near 50s and 60s and lower elevations in the 30s to 40s.
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Morris
Wyoming
Senate Long Bill Debate Ends With House Approval
The Colorado House approved the Senate long bill after a partisan clash over a 10.7 million appropriations package. Speaker Tomsic threatened a special session to push the measure through while GOP leaders warned of returns to session if needed. Several Democrats and Republicans shifted votes in a tense sequence, and a tie nearly blocked passage.
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Denver
Colorado
Senate
Albert ‘Tomsi
Walsenburg
Ben Klein
Tal
Ted
House
John Vanderhroot
Glenwood Springs
Lala Gilbert
John Kare
Thassieton
U.S. Cuts Dominican Sugar Bonus Amid Trade Shift
Congress and President Kennedy move to reduce the Dominican Republic’s sugar bonus under the Sugar Act. An additional 1,425,000 dollars for Dominican quota is reallocated, with other nations receiving import shares. The action completes legislative steps, though details on year-start allocations and affected agencies await later notices.
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Washington
United States
Insaindes
Kennedy
Cuba
Republic
Congress
Kenne
Pareles Republic
Mexico
Senate
Kenedy
Ican
Generally Fair Weather Forecast For Easter Sunday
Weather notes predict generally fair and warmer conditions for Easter with a late March to early April transition. Public estimates show minimal moisture with about two hundredths of an inch in 24 hours. Great Western Sugar records forty six thousandths of an inch. A light shower accompanied moderate temperatures, following the season's largest snowstorm just days earlier.
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Public Service
Colorado
Buntley
Westower
Public Service Co
Great Western Sugar Co
Heavy Rains Raise Flood Threat Across South
Heavy spring rains push rivers over banks from Cedar Rapids to Waterloo and beyond. Thousands evacuate in Cedar Rapids and Mississippi regions as floods widen. Water reaches many lowlands with millions in damage centered in Cedar Rapids, Waterloo, Evansdale, and nearby towns.
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Associated Press
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Towa
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Ark
Cedarit Tagide
Iver
Rochester
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Waterloo
Inouchan
Evansdale
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Mississippi
Alabama
Moscow and Britain push Laos cease fire plan
In a joint note the Soviet Union agrees with Britain on an early cessation of fighting in Laos and supports a forthcoming April conference. The note to the British ambassador says the main parties should meet to discuss a ceasefire and terms, while leaving final timing to negotiators. It also confirms Moscow’s willingness to join in pressuring a ceasefire.
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Laos
Rital
Soviet Union
Indochina
Nassy Aummary
Frank Roberts
Balligoronts
Treaving Noup
Russia
Great Britain
Kennedy Seeks Laos peace path after Soviet reply
President Kennedy said the Soviet reply to Laos peace efforts offers potential for a neutral, independent Laos through negotiations. He noted the note contains rough edges but could be a useful next step, while not addressing a ceasefire. White House aides emphasized they would not detail the note's contents. American officials discussed SEATO and Warsaw Pact talks as part of broader peace efforts in Indochina.
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Kennedy
Senate
Tal Painy Beach
Fla
White House
Justices of the Peace
Tomsic
Kein
Son
Bermecrats
Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Alm Beach
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Laos
Saie
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Isswedl Ter Ha
Trilain
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Britain
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Dea Rusk
Ahad
Holy
Jqusstian
Buk Husk
City Dump to Close on Easter Sunday
City officials announce Easter Sunday closure of the city dump. Superintendent Vern Schaffer says the dump will shut down at 3 a.m. and reopen afterward. The notice outlines a one day closure with no planned services during Easter.
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Vern Schaffer
Kids Hunt Eggs In Two Areas Amid Busy Easter Rush
Kids swarm two areas for an Easter egg hunt led by Jim Hitch. Estimated 4,006 children attended as prizes included wrist watches from Fale Jewelers. Bad weather briefly threatened the event but the crowd pressed to the starting line at 9 a.m., racing across Glenmeral Park and the north campus as candy and eggs disappeared quickly. Jaycees handed out surplus treats to the throng.
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John Wertz
Theshung
Vicky Tettengil
6Th Ave
Richard R. Milles
Grinel
Fale Jewelers
Glenmeral Tark
CSC
Wige
Jaycees
Rusk Indicates Phouma Role at SEATO Talks in Scotland
U S Secretary of State Dean Rusk said at Prestwick that Phouma may play a significant role and urged a broad based, neutral government as SEATO allies push for stability. The Senate moved to appoint a three member commission to oversee stamp trading amid traffic jams and family displacements.
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Scotland
U. S
Degn
Rusk
Seaton
Stabi Sat
Laas
Souvatma Pheu-ssenate
Finto
Arixinus Rusk
Goth
SEATO
Thale
Senate
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Rome
Activ
Washingester
Sovere
Prastwick
House Passes Bill for New State Homes in Colorado
Colorado House gave final approval to build six new state homes for the aged and sent the bill to the Senate. Amendments from Rep. John G. Mackie of Longmont set admission rules and priority for Pueblo state hospital patients, with capstone costs cited near two billion and a Trinidad expansion planned under state support.
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Colorado House
Senate
John G. Mackie
Longmont
Pueblo
Mackie
Trinidad
Ume
McNichols
Ana
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