Bitter exchanges mark Sino Soviet nuclear ban debate
Soviet and Chinese editors trade insults over the nuclear test ban treaty. Moscow brands China and its allies as imperialist threats while Peking denounces Khrushchev as capitulating to imperialism. Ling Chengchih accuses Soviet refusal of peaceful coexistence of betraying socialist unity.
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Three Die in Same Crash West of Denver
Three people from Morrison died in a three car collision on U S 8 near the US 6 and 40 junction west of Denver. Mrs Parker died at the scene, Ruth Hobbs and her daughter Mary Kay Hobbs died in hospital within an hour and later. Investigators said Parker swerved onto a shoulder when a passing auto cut in front of it, was hit by a westbound car, spun, then struck by another westbound car. All passengers in Parker car survived.
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Denver Dry Goods meters await clocks arrival
Police Chief Earl Towning said on Friday that the clocks for the Denver Dry Goods Co. parking lot meters have not yet arrived, leaving shoppers able to park without feeding meters until the clocks are installed.
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Turncoat Sees Anti-Russian China Feelings Turncoat Sees Anti-Russian China Feelings
Korean War turncoat Lowell D. Skinner, 32, of Akron Ohio, said Friday that anti Russian sentiment ran stronger in Red China than in America and laments strained U S relations amid Cold War tensions.
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Denver Dry Store Crowded After Opening Ceremonies
Crowds packed the new Denver Dry Store during opening ceremonies as Mayor Gordon Rissler and Frank J. Johns oversaw the ribbon cut. Customers surged inside for a first look at the metropolitan outlet with families bringing children for balloons and jelly bean contests.
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Weather Forecast Shows Warm Temperatures Across Regions
The forecast calls for fairly cloudy skies in Colorado with periods of mainly afternoon and evening showers and thunderstorms. Highs reach the mid to upper 90s, cooler nights in the 50s to 60s, and an overall warmer trend into early next week with scattered thundershowers possible. Wyoming looks generally fair to partly cloudy with afternoon showers in the southeast, warming on Saturday. The five day outlook notes temperatures about 24 degrees above normal with minor changes and occasional thundershowers across sections.
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Senate Hearing Sparks Amid Civil Rights Debate
Washington AP report shows a heated Senate hearing on a race rights bill as Sen Hugh Scott pressed questions to Minnesota Governor Karl Rolvaag and other officials. The fight centered on abolishing the resolutions committee and timing of civil rights actions amid party tensions and gubernatorial influence.
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U. S. Will Continue Underground Tests
President Kennedy said the United States would continue underground nuclear tests while pursuing a broader peaceful world program. He stressed a wait-and-see approach on civil rights and treaty ratification, responding to questions during a news conference about testing, civil rights, and international arms control.
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Three-Day Weld County Junior Fair Opens Monday
The three-day Weld County Junior Fair begins Monday at Island Grove Park with an expected 140 exhibitors from 4H and vocational agriculture. Entries open at 8 am and judging starts at 1 pm, with a parade, showmanship finals, and various livestock and craft contests through Wednesday night.
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U S Moves to Ban Arms Sales to South Africa
The United States to ban all weapons and military equipment to South Africa by year end 1963 over apartheid policies. Ambassador Stevenson announced before the United Nations Security Council after Ghana's condemnation. Existing commitments, including submarine missiles, delay full effect.
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New CU President Will Give CSC Commencement Address
Dr. Joseph R. Smiley, president of the University of Colorado, will deliver the commencement address at Colorado State College CSC. Smiley, former president of the main campus, has a long career in academia and public service, including teaching French and leading liberal arts programs. The report outlines his background and the ongoing hearings surrounding his past affiliations and the university system’s governance.
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Threat of Quake Wanes in Skopje
AP reports in Skopje Yugoslavia experts say the immediate danger of another deadly quake has passed after more than 200 tremors since a giant temblor devastated the city a week ago. Survivors fear a follow up quake as officials tally bodies and casualties.
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