Articles and Charts Will Give Data on Greeley School System
The Greely Daily Tribune reports that charts prepared by the governor's staff will compare Greeley school district data with Northern Conference districts Denver Cherry Creek Springs and Jefferson County. The analysis aims to explain growth and salary trends amid a district review. In Jerusalem pilgrims filled streets on Good Friday and Easter as nations united in a reverent procession near the Church of the Holy Sepulcher.
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Savior
Department of Natural Resources
Steve McNichols
Republic
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Daily Tribune
Falresource Democrats
Ube Dati Bilty
Greeley Achool
Denver
Cherry Creek
Springs
Jefferson County
Nominating petitions issued for school board candidates
Frank Gappa reports petitions circulated Thursday for two six year terms on the Greeley School Board. Incumbents Norman Nean John R Clayton and Dr Juniate Eyteye terms not expiring this year. Candidates include Mrs Elisabeth K Anderson John Elliott and Robert Singer with term expirations noted and anticipated filings by Monday.
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Frank Gappa
Elisabeth K. Anderson
Greeley
Robert Singer
Bernard
Pat) Ryan
Anderson
Noland R. Miner
Miner
Singer
Belticn
Bi Elliott
Tractor
Didacy
Norman Nean
John R. Clayton
Junitate Ey Te
Weather and election notes from a Western district page
The article reports a Friday 1 p.m. temperature of 64 degrees with a five to eight hour forecast for College High Tow Great Western Public Service and other readings. It outlines a contested 1961 election, district financial issues, and a Citizens Committee of School District Six forming to advocate tax and education policies. Forecast highlights include a five day outlook with highs in the 40s to 70s and a plan to present budget figures, tax studies, and a new resources division to coordinate state agencies with a potential salary level around the current director’s.
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Uist
Felix L. Sparks
Sparks
McNichols
Dehiy
Othtadaasassad
Fair Colorado Through Saturday With Cooler Valleys
The report notes fair conditions through Saturday in Colorado with inns tonight at 102 high and lower valleys at 30 to 46. Highs Saturday reach 50 in the mountains and west regions, 65 to 75 in the east, with sunrise at 5 26 AM and sunset at 6 38 PM.
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Bos West
Public Hearing Planned By Heath Junior High Board
The Greeley Board of Education will hold a public hearing next Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in the Heath Junior High School auditorium to inform citizens about operations of School District Six. Citizens from the Citizens Committee for School District Six will attend and discuss a letter from the previous meeting. The board will also hear a public report from the Colorado Expenditure Council on the teachers salary schedule.
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Greeley Board of Education
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Colorado Expenditure Council
Fair Easter Weather Forecast From Denver Bureau
Denver AP reports fair and mild Easter weather predicted by the Weather Bureau. Early birds planning sunrise services may benefit as skies stay clear and temperatures rise across Colorado regions including Park of the ad aatew.
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Weather Bureau
Eary
Park of the Ad Aatew
Premonition of disaster aboard the Thresher
AP reports that Seaman George J. Riesecker warned his wife of a doomed voyage aboard the first atomic submarine Thresher before it vanished. Relatives recall his fear and references to the submarine as a coffin while his sister-in-law and a Tariffance stepdaughter confirm concerns about his assignment and desire to transfer off the sub.
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Los Angeles
George J. Riesecker
Jacqueline Clover
Lily
Weduly
Andrea Keele
Tarfrance
Kiesecker
Trieste Submarine Dive Myths and Navy Rebuttal
A scrambled AP report notes debate over deep dives by the experimental vessel Trieste, contrasting with Nautilus and Thresher stories. Navy statements defend the sub’s integrity, while questions persist about adjacent operations and the craft’s testing conditions.
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Cai Jae
Trieste
Navy
Air Force
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Steady Growth Seen for City Le tating ih ts wteries
A Chicago visitor argues how a city grows without heavy industry while a Trieste submarine depths story and local industry debate unfold. Greeley Chamber of Commerce touts industrial investment and progress as readers discuss factories, jobs, and growth potential.
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Rodeo Grounds
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Greely
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Navy Honors Thresher Crew as Investigation Opens
The Navy paid solemn tribute to the 29 men aboard the nuclear powered submarine Thresher and began a court of inquiry while pursuing efforts to explain the disaster. Navy officials and families gathered at Portsmouth and at Groton as officials announced there are no possibilities of survivors at the wreck depth and pressed on with inquiries into the ship’s condition before and after the loss.
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George W. Anderson
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