Many Awards Made as Fair Closes Here
The Weld County Harvest Fair concluded with a parade of Livestock and final judging in horse classes. Grand champion in daily showmanship went to La Salle’s Wallace Kaufman. reserve to Fort Collins’ Duang Fisher. otherPlacers included Greeley’s L Tean Lamb, Boulder’s Robert Montgomery, and Fort Collins names. About 80 trophies and ribbons were awarded in a ceremony before the grandstands.
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Duang Fisher
Fort Collins
Robert Montgomery
Boulder
Wallace Kaufman
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Welfare review urged at Love forum in Durango
A re evaluation of the state welfare program was urged Tuesday at the fourth of Gov John A Love s government to the people forums in Durango.
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John A. Love
Narrows Dam Study Opens in Colorado
DENVER AFP says a 30 day survey has begun to evaluate expanding water use from the Narrows dam on the South Platte River. Montezuma County commissioners urge welfare reform funding, while state figures discuss costs, river systems, and county finances amid the Narrows project.
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Weather Summary for Great Western and Colorado Regions
Wednesday afternoon highs reached 78 in Great Western with trace precipitation. Public Service: 80 with trace. College: 75 high, 54 low, 12 precip. Barometer 20.22 and steady. Partly cloudy in Colorado with scattered showers and storms mainly east. Temperatures near seasonal with highs around 90 and lows 35 to 85. Wyoming mostly cloudy with few storms, warmer tonight.
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Commencement Set For 7 P M In Garden Theater
About 5 000 people expected at Colorain State College commencement Thursday with B85 students of all degrees to be evacuated at summer’s end The event will move to Gunter Hall if weather disrupts the Garden Theater ceremony The program lists 51 doctorates 40 masters 208 bachelors and 2 BA degrees The speaker will be Dr William Hy Rosp president of the college and Dr Donald G Necker dean of the college graduate division will present graduates
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Sam G. Gates. Wate
Tax Slash Bill Seen Aid to All Taxpayers
Washington AP reports Congress considers broad tax reductions aimed at all taxpayers. The plan would cut overall rates, raise capital gains benefits, and alter itemized deductions. Treasury estimates vary by income, with households at different brackets benefiting unevenly. The proposal faces committee scrutiny and possible filibuster before presidential approval.
Panel Okays Income Tax Plan In Treasury Proposal
The House Ways and Means Committee approved an income tax plan to cut individual rates by about 15 percent for most taxpayers and propose rates from 14 to 70 percent in a bill the House may act on by September. The panel also backed lowering the corporate rate from 52 to an unspecified target and set a two thirds timing for the rate reductions to begin January 1, 1964, with the rest a year later.
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A State Strike Delays Four New Schools Here
Franklin Gappa reports four state strike of asbestos workers is delaying construction on four Brentwood area elementary schools including Memorial, Sherwood, Madison Union, and Eastwood. Architect Jim Miller says progress is at standstill. the two week old strike by the International Association of Meat and Insulators has paused work on the projects.
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Memorial
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Madison
Wieks
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East Metre Lorial
Construction Specialties Co
Denver
Military Leaders Favor Ban Pact
Leo Taylor chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff told senators at a closed Senate Preparedness subcommittee session that a limited test ban would not stop the United States from developing advanced nuclear weapons underground. Dr. Glenn Seaborg supported the treaty, noting underground testing could still enable missiles and warheads for battlefield and defense uses, while researchers foresee peaceful applications expanding under the agreement.
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Kansas Man Wins Cutting Horse Contest
A Kansas rider, Mac Lee Jr., won the cutting horse contest held in cone junction with Weld County programs. The event drew notable figures including Rex Cauble and Dean Rusk as witnesses at hearings. A broader labor strike affected insulation and finishing work on several schools, with delays possible into September.
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Pete Nichols
Garden City
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Cone Junction
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Senate Nation
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Littleton
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Dean Rusk
Crockett
Tex
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Joyce Watters
McNamara
Loveland Man Feared Drowned In Auto Mishap
A Loveland cabinet maker Gustavia Birkfeld, 26, was believed drowned after his car skidded on a rainslick highway near U.S. 34 and plunged into a 50 foot irrigation canal. Divers searched muddy waters as a crowd gathered and witnesses reported the crash between a bridge abutment and the canal.
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Gustavia Birkfeld
Fort Collins
Thevar
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Horst Foerster
Here
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Equalizer Lake
Tima
Driver Serious After Truck Hits Freight Train
Fort Collins AP James Williams driver of premix concrete truck was seriously injured Tuesday when his vehicle collided with a Colorado and Southern freight train south of Fort Collins. The track split into three sections causing about 12 600 dollars in property damage. Williams was taken to Poudre Valley Hospital for brain and internal injuries. The Cheyenne-Holstol train was operated by engineer Moore and conductor Ly Valley, both of Denver.
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James Williams
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Wilkains
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Denver
Gravel Truck Strikes and Kills Boy Rider on Mountain Road
A heavily loaded gravel truck struck a horse riding boy on a mountain highway Tuesday, killing him. The incident occurred near Abilene as emergency crews responded to the scene. Authorities are investigating the rider’s identity and circumstances of the crash.
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