Open House At Air Guard Station Draws 2000
About 2000 people attended the open house at Colorado Air National Guard’s 188th Aircraft Control and Warning Squadron radar site near Greeley. Jet flyovers by F100s celebrated the installation with bronze stars to pilots and ground crews, while Colorado leaders praised the unit’s longtime service and presented long service medals.
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198Th Aircraft Control and Warning Squadron
Aly, National Guard
Gerumneaien Sundey
Ar Guard
Frank Gappa
Colorado Air Defense
Jagalnrom
188Th
Tod
Donald W. Pettigrew
Communications Bylding
Charles A. Me
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Donald
Chejenemy
John F. Kennedy
Air Force
Greeley
Jon C. Maffitt
Coleflon
Ground Trade Adjutant General
Presentation
St Jon
Richard
Saltmarsh
Greeley Squadron
Moffitt
Gen. Moffitt
Yuatiela
Emiuag
Gordon K. Riss
Ter
Washappy
Colorado
Colorado Air National Guard
John Love
Stanford W. Gregory
Siail
Air Headquarters
Wimmers
Ire C. Mest
Colmacs
Nregents
1Th Aircraft Warning and
Presi
Five Day Weather Forecast for the Rockies and Plains
A cold front moves through the region as a five day forecast predicts near normal temperatures with no major changes early in the period. Expect widely scattered showers and thunderstorms especially in the eastern plains with higher elevations and mountain areas seeing cooler nights and highs in the 70s to 90s. In Colorado mostly partly cloudy with showers and thunderstorms shifting east, highs 70s to 90s, elevations top 40s. Wyoming shows partly cloudy, scattered afternoon storms, cooler southeast, highs in the 70s to 80s with mountains in the 40s.
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Eastern Plains
Arkansas Valley
Colorado
Wyoming
Armada Resumes Search for Danish Plane Missing
An international task force of eight planes and ships resumed the dawn hunt for a missing Danish airliner carrying 12 aboard, over Greenland’s southern approaches. The incident follows Cold War tensions as Bonn signals willingness to back a nuclear test ban with US guarantees.
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Germany
Topenhagen
Denmark
Greenland
Second Highway Tunnel Sought Through Mountains
Gordon G Gauss reports a proposal for a second highway tunnel through the mountains seeks to ease traffic and improve safety. Officials consider route options, cost estimates, and environmental impacts as communities weigh the transportation need.
Dillon Plan Seeks Eleven Billion Dollar Tax Cut
Washington AP Secretary of the Treasury Douglas Dillon proposed a two step tax cut beginning Jan 1 aimed at 14 percent on the first 2000 of income and 70 percent top rates, with corporate levies dropping to 48 percent. The plan would reduce revenue by about 1 billion annually, yielding a net cut of roughly 9 to 10 billion when fully phased.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dill Y
House
Ways and Means Committee
Dillon
Cormunities
Juevsmen
Treasury
Kennedy
Tas
Extradition Agreement Amid Creek Tunnel Debate
The article outlines the U S decision to extradite limenez amid proposals for a Straight Creek Tunnel and a parallel route. It notes cost estimates around 3.5 million to 10 million for various tunnel plans, potential completion delays due to winter work and rock moves, and the involvement of state highway officials and engineers in evaluating the Gore Range passage at the Continental Divide.
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Gore Range
Wall Pass
Grand Junction
Denver
Straight Creek
Axlway
Mondey
Sec
Shumate
Department For the Divide
Mack
Watrous
Engl Lanp Ronch
Nand Pass
Harvest Fair Opens as Horse Judging Begins in Wet Grounds
Weld County Harvest Fair at Island Grove Park opened with wet grounds and cool winds. Horse judging started in the morning with open performances in the arena, while livestock exhibits and tunnel construction were ongoing. About 200 horses were entered across fat cattle, dairy cattle, sheep, and swine divisions, with entries still being tabulated Monday morning.
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Weld County
Il Island Grove Park
Fair Schedule Amid Harvest Fair Events At County Fair
Washington AP reports the United States to extradite former Venezuelan President Perez Jimenez to Venezuela to face trial for embezzlement exceeding 12 million dollars. Secretary of State Dean Rusk announced the action, marking the first extradition of a former national leader. Pending Venezuelan procedures and safety concerns are noted as the case moves forward.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Senate
United States
Tuk
Sentate Foreign Relations Committee
Kenne Idy Wdkoinistration
Soviet Union
Denver
David A
Mamil
Institur
J'ast Se
Legislatura
Grester
Willis Hower
Howald
Hamil
Ytamit
Ce Peel
Kennedymanor
Acally
Bowsr
Waching
University of Calla
Whiteland
Fnrnia
Los Angeles
Frank H. Zhamerman
Bower
Colorado
McLean Hospital
Waverly
Mase
Perez Imeneg
U.S
Perez Jimenez
Venezuela
State Department
Perez
Me ‘Ami
Pere
Embez
Governentida
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Great Western
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East Germany
Gordon G. Gauss
Rusk
TeNamara
Khrushchev
Europe
Husk
Konrad Adenauer
Edward ‘Teller
Ithe
Teller
Flute Wo Avecell Hartiman
Khruchuhey
Charles Shumate
Comm Nittee
Sen. Bourke B. Hickenlooper
Hiona
Moscow
Ve ‘Adame Ts
Limenez
Stinker
Svhen
Joner
Aig
Dyans Schapiro
Jeausa
Eocind
Honoor Hare
Paul Edscorn
Commissionn
Froot
Vsalo
Juniae
Fatwe
Sheen
Abnit
Natin Op Cuting Horse Association
Western States Cutting Horse Association
Ehamaon
Tiahin Grover
Starin
Lin
Torm
Wold County
Staley
Dutry
Undstein
Ff Ayahite
Heinasi
Dudoane
Tedtine
Everning
Lorie Amablanc
State Hospital
Ilnvestmant Forum
Gant Deuser
St. Louis
Edward. Danes & Co
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