Court Tosses Red Party Conviction and 111 Million Building Plan
An appeals court overturns a U.S. Red Party conviction while a Colorado plan proposes an $111 million ten year building program funded by anticipated state revenues and higher property taxes. Governor Loveland weighs the plan against the McNichols era pay as you go method. The Planning Advisory Board, including 12 members, backs raising the property tax levy from 1.31 to 2 mills to finance state college and institute construction.
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Wukdutg
Gauss Shalrman
Robert L. Howsam
Denver
Pees
Johnson
Eallon
State Colleges
Minter Daniels
Sre
Colorado
Mendation
John A. Lovelof Gav
Wes
Wiliam M.jeffeley
Williams
McNichols
Love
Planning Advisory Board
Tajse
Baker Probers Hear Stock Profits Story
In a Senate hearing, widow Gertrude Novak testified that she and her late husband invested $12,000 with former Senate aide Robert G. Baker in Mortgage Guarantee Insurance Co. stock. They profited $54,880.83 after selling 3,000 shares for $66,889.85, with Baker receiving $27,444.93, while Baker had invested no money himself. The probe, led by the Rules Committee, examined outside business dealings of Baker who resigned as secretary to the Senate's Democratic majority.
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Washington
Senate
Robert G. Baker
Gertrude
Trudy
Baker
Alfred
L Novak
Belord
Novaks
Novak
Mortgage Guaranty Insurance Co
Milwaukee
Brit
Carl T. Curtis
R-Neb
President Johnson at UN Urges End To Cold War
President Johnson addresses the United Nations urging a halt to the Cold War. The speech emphasizes global cooperation and a push for disarmament and peaceful competition among nations. He calls for renewed diplomacy to reduce tensions and prevent escalation.
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President Johnson
Los Angeles Mayor vows aid to Baldwin Hills flood victims
Mayor Samuel Yorty promised compensation and help to victims of the Baldwin Hills Reservoir flood. He said residents are not responsible for the damage and urged filing claims with the water and power department and city. Damages could exceed 10 million dollars as debris-strewn areas are surveyed.
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LOS Angeles
Baldwin Hills Resservoir
Samuel Yorty
Yorty
Homes in 1963 Christmas Lighting Contest Listed
Seven entries were received in this year’s Greeley Christmas Home Light contest. A list of entries was released Tuesday so residents can view them. The tour route minimizes walking distance, beginning at the Dorothy Zubka home at 1948 1st Street.
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Greeley
Dorthy Zubka
Ist, Ve, Ck
Christmas Concert At GHS Is Tonight
Greeley High School Festival Choir and Orchestra present the annual Christmas concert at 8:15 p.m. in the GHS auditorium. Antonia Vivaldi's The Gloria features solo voices mixed ensembles and orchestra. Admission is free.
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Greeley High School
GHS
Antonia Vivaldi
Iehneus
Ino
Johnson Poll Shows Jump In Popularity
President Johnson addresses a seated crowd, praising his war on communism and nuclear restraint. He recalls Kennedy and asserts the assassin’s bullet did not change the nation's course, outlining aims to end the cold war, curb nuclear spread, and advance arms control with U.N. cooperation.
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Johnson
U.S
United States
U.N
West Berliners Win Agreement To Visit East
New York reports say cleanup crews haul debris after floods as editors note polls show a potential fourth quarter swing. Marilyn MacDonald told President Johnson of her missing husband Archie who was swept away in the torrent. The story describes a nationwide lead for a Republican contender and a murky rescue effort with political implications.
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New York
Alsolweek Magazine
Johnson
O Eterna
Mariyn MacDonald
Johnson Rosa
Archie
Kennedy
Four U S Hostages Released in Bolivia
United States citizens freed in Bolivia after negotiations between Western officials and Communist miners. The release opens travel between West Berlin and East Berlin for relatives in a historic wall-tickets system. About 400,000 West Berliners may cross into the Soviet sector as permits begin distribution at 12 West Berlin points.
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Koehler Berlin
West Berlin
U.S
Red Wall
Paz
Bolivia
Verthe
Oruro
Wester
Bypass Dedication Will Be Held Friday
A formal dedication to open the new U S 8 bypass in Greeley will be held Friday at 1 40 p m with city county Chamber of Commerce and Highway Department representatives on hand for the ribbon cutting The event followed a meeting where terms for the hostages release were discussed and a government plan to release four Americans was outlined with miners voicing objections and support officials said the ceremony location is near the railroad tracks at the bypass south end east of the State Farm building and officials from the highway department are expected to attend
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Soviet Union
Johnson
United States
John F. Kennedy
U.S
Jim Kitch
Greeley U. S
Clint Mayer
Greeley
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la Paz
Douglas
Henderson
Uraro
Calavi
Orure
Bale
Bolivia
Duan Leckin
Olivia
Bernard Rifkin
Ncor
Brooklyn
New York
U.S. Agency Forrselves
Robert Mergershum
Victor Pax Estens- Horoluly
Peace
Léchin
Lechin
Paz
Michael A. Kristula
Lin
Re Uri
Ees
Weather Radioette Temps and Sun Times Fragment
The report lists Tuesday temperatures and hourly highs with garbled values. It notes a 1 p.m. temperature around 17 degrees and a barometer reading near zero, with sunrise at 7 16 a.m. and sunset at 4 37 p.m. on Wednesday.
Foreign Aid Bill Slashed to 2.8 Billion in House Vote
The House cut the foreign aid bill to 2.8 billion dollars after Rep. Passman proposed an amendment banning underwriting of the wheat sale to Russia. Johnson urged restoring to 3 billion, warning the cut would signal U.S. weakness. Debate showed split on aid levels, with only one Republican against the bill in general debate.
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Geoffrey Gould
Okie Washington
House
John Findley
U.S
Russia
Colorado
Smi Town
Cone
Aa Het Saint Dane Aly
Fite Ile
Shi
Senate
Olly Passman
DeLa
Wieaussid de Nopes Johnson
Paul Findlay
R-Ml
Oftrol
Passman
Gongreshibit
John F. Kennedy
Giered
Johnson
Congress
United States
Silvio Conte
Massachusetts
Ben Jensen
H.R. Gross
Jaws
Fire Burns Mail Sacks At Bennett
A mail truck burst into flames near Bennett driving east of Denver destroying thousands of pieces of Christmas mail. Post Inspector David Hunter tentatively cited spontaneous combustion as the cause while noting some mail was saved. Fire crews from Bennett and Strasburg responded as another truck aided in retrieval before a Denver unit dispatched later. An investigation was planned.
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Cola
U.S. Post- Lar
David Hunter
Denver
Felter Mall
Kansas
Hunter
Bill Ketchem
Watkins Tuck Stop
Interstate 70
Ketcheman
Strasburg
Burton says divorce settled as Taylor silent on marriage
Richard Burton, wife Sybil Burton, and Elizabeth Taylor figure in a divorce report from Puerto Vallarta. Burton says he is divorced. Taylor’s attorneys negotiate with Eddie Fisher. Taylor remains silent, keeping close to Burton. Acquaintance notes uncertainty about their plans.
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Richard Daw
Puerto Vallarta
Mexico
Richard Burton
Elizabeth Taylor
Burton
Sybil
Mies Taylor
Eddie Fisher
Wyoming Weather: Cloudy With Light Snow Flurries East
Mostly cloudy tonight and Wednesday with intermittent light snow or flurries east and north tonight. Colder southeast tonight. near freezing east of the Continental Divide Wednesday. Tonight’s lows 10 to 20 degrees southwest, 0 to 10 elsewhere. Wednesday highs 25 to 35 southwest, 15 to 25 elsewhere.
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Wyoming
Continental Divide
Methodist Services Draw Bigger Crowds in East Germany
In East Berlin and throughout Communist East Germany larger Methodist attendances were reported by Dr. Ernst Scholz, a Methodist official, as services attracted more worshippers than in the Free western sector of the country.
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Germany
Freewestern
Ernst. Scholz
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