Top Science Fair Winners From Local District
Two School District 6 students lead Weld County entries at the Larimer Weld Bi County Science Fair held at Colorado State University Fort Collins. Other Weld and Greeley winners earned ribbons and honors including grand champion at the junior high level and multiple honorable mentions in biology mathematics and physical science. Winners advance to the Bi-State Science Fair in Boulder April 15 16 where grand and reserve champions from Colorado and Wyoming compete.
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Greeley
Colorado State University
Fort Calss
Weld County
Caral Linder
Platteville
Mike Broder
Greeley High
Eddie School
Grand Xeil
Charles Hockey
Evans
Brinier
Bradler
Olser
Sheron Modrick
Fort Colina High School
Kenny Dunn
Fort Collins
Miss Modrick
Boulder
Colorado
Wyoming
A Greenwald
Lowell Roberts
Kathy Klein
Kersey Wan
Karen Patterson
Bil Fry
Dan Bowman
Former State Senator Dies At Ft. Collins
Edward J. L Tederring 70, longtime Colorado legislator and Laporte native, died after a long illness at Poudre Valley Hospital Fort Collins. He served 12 years as state representative and was elected to the State Senate before a 1950 stroke. Surviving: widow Nellie, son Richard, two grandchildren, brother Cameron Hetting, sisters Fancher Sarchet and Lucy Tobin. Funeral Thursday at Riddell Hays Mortuary with Rev Henry Baker.
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Volline
Edward J.L 'Tederring
Luperte
Furmer
Coloradas
Poudre Valley
Mermiria
Larimer County
Laporte
Masonic Lodge
el Jebel Shrine
America Legion
Elks Lodge
Nellie
Richard of
Cameron Hetting
Fort Collins
Fancher Sarchet
Lucy Tobin
Fort Collis
Riddell and Hays Mortuary
Henry ‘Baker
Senate
Herring
Storm Warning For Colorado Stockmen
A storm warning was issued for northwestern Colorado by the Weather Bureau. Snow is expected in the mountains and western valleys, with snow or rain spreading to the northeast by tonight or Tuesday. Colder temperatures and gusty winds are forecast statewide, with highs from the 30s in the northwest to the 60s in the southeast. A calm weekend gave way to variable temperatures across the state.
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Denver
Colorado
Weather Bureau
Mercury
Lamar
Frager
Western Valleya
Wyoming
Military Coup in Guatemala Ends Ydigoras Term
A swift army led coup in Guatemala ousted President Miguel Ydigoras Fuentes as planes bombed and troops seized key points. General Enrique Peralta Azurdia declared a new government promising to defend Guatemala from communism and restore order while Congress was dissolved and airports were closed.
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Jack Rutladge
Guatemala
Guateldunoteen
Thala
Miguel Ydigoras Furules
Amer
Air
Central America
Peralta
David de Gather
Congress
Ydlgoras
Ydigores
Juan Jose Ateceled
Tolvale
Ydigoras
Cameleas
Kennedy
Costa Rica
Meetin
San Jose
Abiessol
Enrique Peralta Azurdia
Pls
Murillo
Noe
Nitu
Crities
Atabe
Casa Crema
Hone
Kennedy News Conference Scheduled After Coup Spark
President Kennedy to hold a 4 p.m. EST news conference in Washington with first lady present, following a day of tense events tied to a failed coup in Nicaragua. The plane carried the president and Mrs Kennedy at 10 15 a m. No word on leftist ex President Areval’s whereabouts after his return from Mexico amid the unrest.
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Washington
Kennedy
White House
Ydlgoras
Nicaragua
Ittte
Juan Jose Areval
Mexico
Jolf
Anti Castro Exiles vow more attacks in Miami report
In Miami a faction of anti Castro exiles pledges further raids against Cuba as United States leaders voice support while warning heightened restrictions may curb activity. Senators Mansfield and Dirksen note reports of Cuban casualties and increased exile pressure from Mexico coastal routes.
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Miami
Pia
U.S
United States
Peesee
Souiches
Cuba
Mon Hg A
antiCastra
Commandoslare
F.F
Love
Mexico
Ami
Mike Mansfield
D-Mod
Tiree
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Alansfield
Fidel Castro
Lami
Tento
Colorado Appropriations Bills Debate Set Tuesday
Denver reports House and Senate panels move on major appropriations including a 125 million long measure and 42 million for Game Fish and Parks. Welfare funding rises by 700 thousand. Cuba policy, coast guard actions, and a fatal highway crash in Cheyenne County are also noted.
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Senate Finance Committee
House
Consolidated ‘Game, Fish and Parks Department
Union
Mittee
Los
Auid
Fidel Castro
Senate
People's Revolutionary Insider
Spe
Als
Dade County
Denver
Prairie Fire Rages North of Roggen
A prairie fire four fire departments battled near Roggen a blaze that spread rapidly north of Roggen at about 1 p.m. Five vehicles collided after skidding on a hill as winds up to 50 mph fanned the flames. One driver was pinned, another injured, and a fire ravaged several cars and a nearby ranch building.
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Washington
State and Justice Departments
United States
Cuba
Colorado
Mary Ellen Schell
Rt Jiary
Sterling
Brush
Judith A. Haberkort
Ithe State Patrol
Pete Or Castro
Tega
Denver
Ward Romero
Jose
Jaceratonio Lanusa
Juaneta M. Pinoco
Linda L. Sewald
Castro
Roggen
Ward
Stith
Fort Collins
Roebecker
James R. Peis
Fort Mat
Gan
Glenn
Rcin
Kersey Department
Smith
Pols Auto
Roehecker
Denison
Tusa Apy
Denison Park
Frick
Emplee
Weather and regional forecast notes from Colorado and Wyoming
The report lists temperatures and conditions for a 24 hour period ending Sunday and a 4 hour period ending Monday morning. It includes highs and lows for public service, barometer readings, sunrise and sunset times, and a five day forecast with cloudiness snow and rain in Colorado mountain areas and statewide cold trends in Wyoming with wind and varying temperature ranges.
Room To Rel ox Tallahassee Hotel Rules
In Tallahassee, the Hotel Commission proposed changes aimed at easing travel weariness by urging hotels and motels to provide taller beds. The idea reflects a belief that the average person is taller than the previous generation and needs more room to stretch out.
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Tallahassee, Fla
Fila Hotel Commission
U S Has Rosy Future Resources Report Shows
A Resources for the Future study foresees a $2 trillion U S economy by 2000 with ongoing growth into the 21st century. It highlights ample energy and food, widespread new tech, and shifts in housing, income, and transportation amid rising dam and water challenges. Local fire season notes report Greeley fires. Engine 4 aids in multiple blazes.
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Sterling F. Green
Washington
United States
Fire Dept. Alarms Hit Twenty Last Week
Fire department logged twenty alarms last week with fourteen in three days amid trash and weeds and careless smoking. winds changeable hinder rural fires as weather shifts from calm to strong. chiefs warned burning should be watched, or fires spread, and noted manpower has not increased since 1959 though area to protect has grown and several machines are over twenty years old.
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Forbes
Greeley
Oeed
Tribune Subscription Rates Rise for First Time Since 1956
The Greeley Tribune reports Monday increases in both mail and carrier subscriptions. Mail rates jump from 1.29 to 1.40 monthly, and six month and yearly figures rise. carrier distribution costs also up. Outside Colorado rates grow from 22 pages daily to 24, with monthly and yearly increases noted.
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Tribune
Greeley Tribune
Relink
Greeley
Jakesbulion
Y Galtick
Ing Developments
Sib
Greeley Aves
Iyer
Astrick
Siz.sojsember
KGH
Colorado
Tribune. Is
Hstrick
Goss
Manpower Strain Fords Fire Emergency Across Midweek
Washington API reports a trio of days with 14 fires heightening Chief Forbes concerns over manpower and equipment. Off duty doctors and reserve units were drafted as alarms stretched resources. He warned continued simultaneous calls could overwhelm the department if not for extra medical and military support.
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Forbes
Washington
Poudreray
Valtey Memorial Hospital
Fort
Thurs
Berlin Stisis
Collins
Fiemrt
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National Computer Center
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Washington, DC
Diana Pippin
Keenesburg
Susan Brown
Dick Boettcher
Peggy Jacobsen
Tom Bauer
Ot Heath
Anette LeCuyet
Heath
Ainor
Linda Trapp
Meeker
Anor
Leth Johnson
Debra Koogle
Gary Rhoadarmer
Central Junior High
Ft. Collins
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U.8
Highway 287
Colo
Kennedy States
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Joint
Cubs
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Frank L. Gill
R-Hillrose
Coast Guard
Unmigrations Service
Stalin
Abs
She Brush Hospital
Arvid Wesley Hergman
Wild Horse
Barry J. Seale
Durango
Melroit A. Roebecker
Bergmen
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Crowi
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Penio
Cheyenne Wells
Kitrassett
Cheyenne County
Seale
Milesouid
Frank Hinnegan
Hoggen
Public Service
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Great Westerns High
College
Agas
Alam
Bell Common
St Orlay
Paul Roscorn
Whem
Bruce Forbes
Fire Dept
Army
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