Constitutional Amendment Will Cost More Next Year
Denver AP reports Colorado will raise legal and advertising fees for constitutional amendments. The rate increase from 9 to 14 cents per line applies to peti tions and text listings, with total costs for two weeks of notices rising as amendments circulate. The higher fees, approved by the secretary of state and attorney general, affect required legal fees before amendments can be published.
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Gordon G. Gauss
Denver
Colorado Legisla
Colus
Tolline
Col
DU To Observe Its 100th Anniversary In 1964
Ken Russell, elections administrator in the secretary of state's office, reminded that advertising increases apply to campaigns for amendments. At least three amendments are involved.
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Ken Russell
Secretary of State
Great Decisions Program Set for Feb and March
Boulder reports the tenth annual Great Decisions program will scrutinize Communism DeGaullism and other international woes during February and March. The event is sponsored by the University of Colorado Extension Division and Colorado State University Cooperative Extension Service with the Foreign Policy Association. Over 250 church civic and educational groups join in presenting the program as part of a year-round study series in Colorado.
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Boulder
Durin
University of Colrado Extension Division
Colorado State University Cooperative Extension Service
Foreign Policy Association
Colorado
Denver
Olits
He den- Rive
Tojars
DU Student Union
Jhe
Jim Norland
Edna Sherman
Was
Business and Government
Secretary of State
Sindagrian
Buai
University At City Auditor
Ness
petis @ university
George
al Harati
Willlso
Svencewe Caere
Sweesee Jala Symphony Orchestra
MacMillan
Ing
University
Unis
House of Representagether
America
da Vinci
Rempanier
al Ives
Senate
Durer
Goya
Fragonard Onnel
Ury
Camathlami
Athore
Brown Palace
Hilton
Porter
Normand Lockwood
Andy
League of Denver
Barbara Ward
Michael McGifferi
France
West
Egypt
Middle East
Tsisarmament
Cuba
Indonesia
Columbia
Princeton
Washington
Deaths Around The World by Miles A Smith
A collage of notices and obituaries across continents highlights prominent losses. Notables include Paul Hindemith of Germany, who died at 68, and A. J. Liebling of New York, 59, noted for his New Yorker writing and journalism career.
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Associated Press
Frankfurt
Germany
Paul Hindemith
I Hannan
Beame
United States
Yale
NEW York
A. J. Liebling
New Yorker
Wayward Press
Liebling
Private Art Collection Unique in 20th Century
A sprawling private museum on Park Avenue houses the Lehman family collection, about 1,000 works spanning Flemish to Renaissance pieces. The 14th Century works, Italian paintings, tapestries, and other fine objects fill 18 rooms and corridors, with a subdued salon decor and careful display to emphasize beauty and rarity. The collection is curated by the Lehman family with plans for public access and ongoing acquisitions.
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Grater
Robert
Lehman
Torling
Philip
Yate
Legl
Saint Eligious
Petrus
Christus
Aumormer
Patie Ween
Cincinnati Art Museum
L'Orangerie
Paris
Metropolitan Museum of Art
New York University
Institute of Fine Arts
Nes
Robert Lehman
Yale
Sawnappy Cattess
Florence
Sasselta
Giovanni di Paola
San di Pietro
Gerard David
Aelbert Bouts
Joos van Cleve
Egypt
Isenbrandt
Suzanne Je Bourbon
Moulins
Etienne Chevalier
Fouquet
Murder Declared Largely a Family Affair by Sociologist
A New York sociologist stated murder is a family affair, noting that in a Buffalo study of 1948 to 1955, 12 percent of victims were relatives or close to killers. The report to a science association highlighted intimate, non stranger-driven homicide patterns.
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Cleveland
Mur
New York
Gerhard Falk
State Univer ‘Sity College At
Buffalo
Coffee exports rise as Colombia ships to Iron Curtain markets
The National Federation of Coffee Growers said Colombia exported almost 20 million pounds of coffee to Iron Curtain countries in 1963, not counting December, compared with 15 million pounds in 1962. Ahmed Aboud Pasha, 74, Egyptian sugar tycoon and ex-Suez Canal director, died in London after years of influence in sugar, media, and insurance. A British bank may have agreed to use exchange tickets for trading stamps.
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Bogota
Colombia
National Federation of Coffee Growery
London
Ahmed Aboud Pasha
Suez Canal
Hells
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Merling
Simon Marmion
Erasmus
Holbein
Great Decisions
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Miles A. Smith
AP Arts
Hl Greco
Saint Jerome
Lestel
Sion
Melton Mowbray
England
Earl al Shannon
Lord Shannon
Robert Henry Bayle
Park Avenue
Lehmans Car Fine Baard
Hal Wye
Bureau of Chass
Broadway
University of Colorado, Boulder
Lawrence Looby
Kenneth Qakleat
CSU
John Emes Hollingsworth
Britain
Hollingsworth
American Association For the Jj Advancement
Spioneer
James Jackson Jarves
Bernard Berenson
Duccio
Segna
Ugolino
Simone Martini
Tinna Vanni
Paul VI
Anhael
Angel
Rome
Tee
Teh
Bandeaux
Greeley
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