Kennedy appoints emergency board to avert rail strike
President Kennedy acts to avert a nationwide railroad strike by creating a three member emergency board under the Railway Labor Act. Led by Samuel Rosenman, with Nathan Feinsinger and Clark Kerr, the panel will hold hearings next week and propose settlements within 30 days plus a 60 day window for a final deal. The unions represent about 200000 rail workers and seek changes over job rules and featherbedding practices amid four years of stalled bargaining.
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Kennedy
Megada
Come
Onrain
Usions
Samuel J. Rosenman
New York Supreme Court
Presi
Dent Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry 8. Truman
areYaw
Nathan’ Feinsinger
University of Wisconsin
Clark Kerr
Uni ‘Versity of
California
Kerr
Feinsinger
Rosenman
Carler
Winners Named In Store Window Easter Egg Hunt
Winners in Greeley Easter egg hunt displayed in storefront windows announced by the Chamber of Commerce. Donna McCullough won first prize of a script gift at participating stores, with runner ups and several fourth place awards totaling prizes and recognition among local residents. Winners may pick up their script at the Chamber of Commerce office.
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Greeley
Tod
Steve
Sylvia
Karin M. Adam
10Th St
Ruth Stephenson
10Th Ave
Suren Adame
Sanitation District Proposal Defeated East Greeley area vote 83 to 84
The plan to form the East Greeley Sanitation District to provide a sanitary sewer system and treatment facilities was defeated by a narrow margin. Delis School polling place hosted the election Wednesday with electors voting 83 against and 84 in favor.
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Greeley
Delis School
East Greeley
Weather summary for Thursday and Friday clouds and snow
Partly cloudy to night and Friday in Colorado and Wyoming with scattered snow showers in northern mountains. Warmer tonight, lows around 20 to 40 in Colorado and 25 to 35 in Wyoming, highs Friday 30s to 70s across regions, with mountain valleys and elevations showing varied temperatures.
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Colorado
Wyoming
Negro Voter Registration Case Sees Government Withdraw Injunction Request
In Greenwood Mississippi federal court Judge Claude Clayton monitors a Negro voter registration dispute as the government withdraws a request for a temporary injunction. The case follows a protest march by nineteen Black residents into Leflore County. police and auxiliary officers dispersed the group, arresting several, including under 21 demonstrators and out of state residents. Dick Gregory vows to stay until federal action on police brutality.
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Pifecanestha
Relcreenwood
Leflore
Anl
Elgblirate
Ion Tast
Clayton
U.S
Claudel Gion
D Clayton
Leflore County
Tor
Greenville
Claude, Clayton
Tupelo
Dick Gregory
Aline
Mississippi Delta
Geg Iory
Curtis Lary
Ida Mallen
Mississippi
James Sanders
Chicago
Gregory
Boettcher Scholarships Awarded to Weld County Seniors
Two Weld County high school seniors join five county winners among Colorado recipients of Boettcher Foundation scholarships. Winners include Janet Rose Bohlender of Greeley College High and Susan Clare Beach of Windsor High, covering full tuition at any Colorado college or university. Alternates Karen Sue Anderson of Eaton and Janet Kay Hamblen of Evans also named.
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Weld County
Boettcher Foundation
Greeley High School
Janet Rose Bohlender
Harold Bohlender
Lat Salle
College High School
Susan Clare Beach
Lowell
Windsor
Windsor High School
Colorado
Karen Sue Anderson
Eaton
Janet Kay Hamblen
Evans
YMCA Steering Group Thanks Aides Donors
Weld County Family YMCA Steering Committee cochairmen 2. D. Brown and Paul J. Gead along with secretary Les Ward and treasurer Frank Gregory express sincere thanks to 50 donors and organizations for backing the charter membership roundup. The group says the broad support shows Weld County’s progress morally and physically as well as financially.
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Weld County Family Ymca
D. Brown
Paul J. Gead
Cochairmen
Les Ward
Frank Gregory
Weld County
Dems Defeat Bill Creating Four New District Judges
In Denver the Colorado Senate defeated a Republican effort to add four district judgeships two in Denver one in Adams County and one in the 11th Judicial District. The vote blocked patronage that would have extended control over clerks and bailiffs.
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Denver
Colorado Senate
Adama County
MLN
Perdencia
Senate
Woo
Charles Porter
D.lewis
Colorado
Porter
Montezuma
LeMay Sees U S Studies Anti Satellite Weapon
General LeMay told the Senate Armed Services Committee that the United States could build an antisatellite weapon now, though Air Force officials say the idea is only in study. He cited Soviet space activity and potential rendezvous capabilities while Kennedy indicated policy shifts in Cuba. The report notes ongoing debate and estimates of troops remaining in Cuba and warns of broader space warfare implications.
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Elton C. Fay Washington
Curtis E. LeMay
United States
Juto Space
Air Force Chief of Staff
LeMay
Senate Armed Services Committee
Strom Thurmond
D-8
LatMay
Soviet Union
Washington
Kennedy
Haroldsis
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Pentagon
Iipe
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Israel
Unitedj
Canada
America
Europe
Cuba
Must Try To Halt Raids JFK States
President Kennedy opened a press meeting with one question and noted more announcements. He stressed the need to halt raids against Cuba and the difficulty of policing every inch of the coast. He insisted the effort is necessary to prevent involvement in a broader war.
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JFK
Cuba
United States
Flexibility Sought in Money Bill Amid Argentine Crisis
At a Buenos Aires press conference John A. Lave urged more flexibility in the annual budget amid civil strife. He suggested enlarging the governor's emergency fund and cited stalled talks with loyalist and rebel factions as Army and navy units clash in Bariloche and Puerto Belgrano bases.
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Commandat de Eapore
Bahia Blanca
Mar del Plata
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Associated Press
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Lave
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Shile
Roman Jumenez
Buenos Aires
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Torado State Hospital
Claradalat
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Bariloche
Ate University
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Maria Guide
Semylad
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Grand
Nineltinn
Reformatory
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Fauure
Adm
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Puerto
Belt Pano
Here
Jose Maria Guido
Robert Berrellee
Puerto Belgrano
Fortifica
Bahiala
Blanca
Lee
Ant Siesta
Berrelles
House Clears Table For Tax Cut Debate
Denver AP report details the Colorado House action approving 13 bills and paving the way for debate on a tax relief measure promising a credit surpassing seven million dollars for taxpayers next year. The discussion touches annexation, road funding, and a statewide air pollution advisory panel to study sources and effects.
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Denver
House of Representatives
John A. Love
Tormal
Lave
State Health Board
Health Agency
Chamber
Colorado
Suburban counties clash as annexation bill stalled
Lawmakers struggle over a bill endorsed by the Colorado Municipal League but opposed by Denver and suburban counties. The measure would provide machinery for unincorporated areas to pursue annexation, returning the bill for further Senate consideration amid renewed arguments.
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Anda State Hospital
Iiles
Colorado Municipal League
Denver
Senate
Doctor Advises Hills to Dodge Rattlesnakes at High Altitude
Denver doctors at a medical convention advised hikers to head above 8,000 feet to avoid rattlesnake bites, with a common tactic of hiking near timberline around 11,000 feet. The report also covers blood clotting factors, hemophilia advances in treatment, and a highway accident fatality in Denver.
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Kater Gecloged
Oor
Denver
Rendy
Bruce Paton
University
Colorado
Murgeon
Keller
American College of Paton
Jon
Fritz Koller
University of Basel
Switzerland
Koller
Euler
Artieries
Associated Press
William Davis
Statewide potato industry needs better storage and marketing
A Colorado report says improved storage handling and marketing of fresh potatoes are needed to protect the state's $50 million annual industry. It urges large scale potato processing to compete with Idaho Minnesota and Maine, noting Colorado currently processes only about 5 percent, mostly for chips.
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Denver
Colorado University Research Foundation
Colorado Department of Employment
Colorado
Idaho
Diiinesota
Maine
Change in Long Distance Phone Rates Ordered
The Federal Communications Commission orders reduced station-to-station rates and higher person-to-person rates to start at 12:01 am April 4. The plan, announced January 29, will cut after-9 pm rates across most regions, with Alaska and Hawaii excluded. Net effect: Bell System revenues fall by about 55 million dollars yearly, users save about 25 million. The Washington to Los Angeles three minute late night rate drops 78 cents.
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Federal Communications Commission
Commission
United States
Alaska
Hawaii
Los Angeles
Tis
Salt Lake City
Denver
Dallas
Miami
New Orleans
Minneapolis
Chicaun
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