Johnson Plans 20 Million Aid Request for Appalachia
President Johnson announced plans to ask Congress for 20 million dollars in the next fiscal year to relieve poverty in the Appalachian region. The briefing included former President Truman, who commented on Johnson’s safety in crowds while touring poverty-stricken areas. Johnson aligned the proposal with governors’ recommendations from a regional commission and said the Appalachian program would be funded through a contingency fund for 1965.
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Washington
Doluison
Congress
Appa Jueition
Tohinson
Marty S. Truman
Johnson
Trumas
Truman
New York
Vritain
Tallis
Ue Teach
Pat Harkins
Tercy
Mander
U.S
Wiliam Callun
iGien
Mental Health Week Activities Planned Here
Next week from April 26 to May 3 is National Mental Health Week proclaimed in Greeley by Mayor pro-tem Stanley R. Sutherland. The Weld County Mental Health Association sponsors 18 planned events including visits to institutions. Tewin F. Chell leads the county association as president.
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Greeley
Stanley R. Sutherland
Weld County Mental Health Association
Tewin F. Chell
County’ Association
Weather Summary For Colorado and Wyoming Regions
A fragmented weather report notes Saturday afternoon temperatures around 54 degrees with a 24 hour range to 72 high and 42 low. Forecasts show partly cloudy skies in Colorado with cooler conditions, frost in western valleys, and highs near 55 in lower elevations and mountains. Wyoming remains mostly cloudy with scattered snow and rain at higher elevations, colder tonight, warmer Sunday afternoon, and notable mountain area forecasts.
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Colorado
Wyoming
Soviet Union slams China over slander and tactics
Pravda blasts Beijing for alleged slander and cheating in a bid to isolate Russia from Asia and Africa. It accuses China’s Yi Chen Yi of opposing a planned conference in Africa and of provoking a split by pushing unity against imperialism.
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Henry S. Bradsher
Moscow
Red
Kremlin
China
Chep Tnperiansus
Jakarta
Indonesia
Chen
Asia
Africa
Pravda
S Union
Hs 4
Greek Cypriots suffer deaths in island fighting
In Nicosia Cyprus AP reports a Greek Cypriot was killed and four seriously wounded in renewed clashes with Turkish Cypriots. Fighting centered around Aylos Thei and areas north of Nicosia near the Kyrenia Pass. UN officers attempted to arrange a cease-fire as sporadic shootings continued for days.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Aylos Thei
Odors
Kasia
U.N
Micosia
Solons Gather To Ponder Redistricting of Colorado
In Denver the Colorado General Assembly convened to consider redrawing the state's four congressional districts for the first time in 43 years. Lawmakers returned seven weeks after the 1964 session, facing personal schedules and farm duties as opening day marked the 44th General Assembly.
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Colorado
Gordon G. Gauss
Denver
Colorado Legislative
Mren
General Assembly Fas
Idays
John A. Love
Western Slope
Evanston Girl Dies After One-Car Crash in Weld County
Lorrain M. Vialpando, 18, injured fatally in a one car wreck near Union Reservoir, southwest Weld County. Vehicle driven by her brother Tobias B. Vialpando, 18, of Evanston, rolled after losing control. both were ejected, sister dead at Longmont Community Hospital, brother with minor injuries. Sheriff report places crash one mile north and a half mile east of Weld Boulder line.
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Evanston
Lorrain M. Vialpando
Union Reservoir
Weld County
Longmont
Howald Brown
Tobias B. Vialpando
Firestone-Frederic
Brown
Vialpando
Weld
Boulder County Line
Colo
Vialpos
GOP
Howe Mortuary Aubers
U.S
House of Rep
Ewing Announces Reelection Bid for Weld County Post
Millard H. Ewing announces candidacy for reelection as Weld County Commissioner District 3, subject to Weld County Republican Assembly May 29. In a two page letter to Sam Telep he lists county improvements including new steel bridges, road surfacing, rail crossing upgrades, and a policy of clearing railroad crossings after snow.
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Millard H. Ewing
Weld County Republican Assembly
Ewing
Yrar
Tay
Sam Telep
Weld County Republican Central Committee
Erving
Sturyom Hospital
Kuner
Hardin
Hudson
Roggen
Greeley
No One Visits Inez Boy Tells Johnsons No One Visits Inez
In Huntington, Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson recounts a Kentucky boy in Inez saying Mr. President, I alone never come to Inez. She describes the moment as uplifting and notes Lyndon Johnson pressed on with a four state poverty swing, shaking hands amid crowds and reflecting on America's challenges and initiative.
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Fort
Lupicaj
Inez
Boy
Johnsons
Frances Lewine Washington
Mes.t
Lyndon B. Johnson
Kentucky
Lone
Johneson
Washington
Chicago
Lynden
Agreement for Buying Land For Sewage Plant Approved
City council approves an agreement with Great Western Sugar to buy seven acres north of the river for a sewage treatment dam and plant expansion. GW officials to renew land offer, Niehaus supports dam across Cache la Pour River to stabilize water supply. bids previously opened May 1 at 280 per acre.
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Huntington
Johnson
Washington
Underwood
Lighet
Stanley Sutherland
B. H. Croce
Meetwood
Great Western
Aljr
Miehaus
Cruce
Neat
Niehaus
En Lt
Athtede
U.S
Aaigon
Viet Nam
William Westmoreland
George Underwood
Parker
South
Laos
Coun
Tiday
Great Western Sugar Ve. Croce
Suthavill
Neecedjersand
Igein
Sion
Cache la Pour Gome
Kidsidre
Monfortj“r
Great Wester
Feel
Sewagallery
Parker & Underwood
Enginly
Nevadan Hires Men To Rob Four Banks
A 27 year old Nevada mastermind recruited four men to loot payrolls from banks in Texas and Florida. Police arrested Burke and others in a Houston raid. about 12 000 dollars were recovered. The plot used hostage scares to coax tellers and involved employees hired via the Texas Employment Commission.
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Moulton
Tex
Lyroom
Las Vegas
Nev
Maine
Charles Hudson
Texas Employment
Joe Singleton
John
Burke
Jin Burke
Steller
Belfort
sPolice
Hudson
Las
Vegas
Pensacola
Fle
Harrisburg Nafonal
MacGregor Park
Hianal
Oui
Houston
Uwith
Texas
Jury Deliberates in $25,600 Damage Suit Against Doctors
A six member jury began deliberations in a District Court damage suit filed by Mrs. Janice Butterweck over the death of her husband John H. Butterweck on March 1, 1963. The trial, presided by County Judge William R. Naugle, ended its five days with final arguments and witness testimony.
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Greeley
William R. Naugle
Littleton
E. T. Artist
Dana J. Barber
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