Chinook Brings Warmth Then Winds Batter Greeley
A Chinook warm spell gave way to a strong windstorm in Greeley on Thursday. Gusts reached up to 78 mph near the airport, toppled a large wooden barricade, and caused thawing despite a previously cold spell. Temperatures rose to around 66 then plunged, with rain and a rainbow sighting later. The Weather Bureau forecast colder weekend temperatures ahead before another warm spell Monday.
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Gresley
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U. S. Weather Bureau
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Mercury
Winds Rage Through Colorado Mountains Cause Heavy Damage
A Denver AP report details a furious Colorado wind event with warm gusts, snow in mountain passes, and widespread damage. Chinook winds smashed windows and unroofed buildings, slopes saw snow slides, and power outages disrupted many communities from Denver to Colorado Springs and Boulder.
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Boulder
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Longmont
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Petwer
Colorado
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Weather forecast summary for Western and Mountain States
The bulletin outlines a five day outlook across Colorado and Wyoming with temperatures varying beyond ten degrees, cooler weekend outlook, and mixed precipitation. It notes cloudy, wet conditions in Colorado with possible snow on mountains and few showers at lower elevations, while Wyoming expects cold periods and chance of snow and windy conditions near the Continental Divide.
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Helm
California and Nevada Floods Cause Widespread Evacuations
Storms lash the Pacific coast from Hawaii to California and Washington with gale winds and high surf. Flooding in California and Nevada prompts evacuations as highways and rail routes amid heavy rainfall. Deaths are reported in the storm with widespread travel disruption and school closures across western states.
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Pacific
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Hawaiian Islands
Honolihi Ile
Koglund
Philly
Alberta
Monulchets
Vatcatver
B.C
Yakima Valley
Washington
From Shadows to the Sun Dr Olds Keynotes Mid Year Education Conf
Dr Olds of Springfield College speaks at the Colorado State College Mid Year Education Conference, urging education to free man from fear of mechanization. He warns of mechanistic mastery and argues for new education dimensions including body mind spirit coordination and student roles in shaping learning.
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Olds
Springfield College
Giem A. Olds
Springfield
Mass
Colorado Late College
Khrushchev Breaks Off Test Ban Talks
Soviet Premier Khrushchev abruptly ends the latest round of test ban negotiations in New York amid strain in the Atlantic alliance sparked by De Gaulle. Talks to reach a treaty collapsed after three weeks of attempts, with Moscow proposing a resumption in Geneva in February and continuing disarmament efforts. The move reshapes East West relations and signals potential shifts in strategy as De Gaulle presses Europe independent of NATO. Khrushchev’s stance on onsite inspections remains a sticking point, with White House and State Department hopeful for progress before more testing debates.
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Washington
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New York
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Geneva
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White House
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Soviet Union
Kennedy orders resumption of nuclear test preparations
President Kennedy instructed renewed preparation for a new nuclear test after a breakdown in talks with the Soviet Union. Secretary of State and top aides announced the decision at a news conference. Soviet envoys indicated they wanted to pause discussions until Geneva talks reopen in February.
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Washington
Kennedy
Russia
Weld Expedition Prepares Search for Ground Hag
Weld County residents brace for a field search tied to the Ground Hag legend. An expedition team plans a Fosston Townsite mobilization Friday near a fixer poston site, with a public briefing and weather watch as crews prepare for an 11 mile trek.
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Staeigh
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Fosston
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Pesthitast
Greeley
$2 Million Student Center Grant OK'd
A federal grant of 2 million dollars funds a new college center on the 9.3 acre former Petriken homesite in Greeley. Architect firm Perkins and Will and Robert F. Lindsay of Denver lead planning for a multistory facility with conference rooms, dining, ballroom, bookstore, several offices, and an eight lane bowling alley funded by the college, not taxes, with completion targeted about 14 months after bids.
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Chicago
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Denver
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Colorado
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Laboratory School
Regence Hall
Reapportionment Bill Final Approval Faces Court Question
In Denver, the Colorado Senate and House gave final approval to a GOP sponsored reapportionment bill deemed potentially unconstitutional. Dems Ham, Donnelly, and McVicker voiced concerns about rushing the measure, urging legal ruling on constitutionality before final enactment.
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Denver
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Colorado
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Don James Donnelly
Trinidad
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Kse Ham
Lamar
Floyd Chplain
Greeley
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GOP
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Lang
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Roy McVicker
Wheat Ridge
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Achusetts
Planes collide in Ankara killing 62 and injuring many
In Ulus Square, Ankara, a Mid East Airlines Viscount crashed into a Turkish C47 Dakota after midair collision. Flames swept into the crowd and nearby stores as 62 people died and about 190 were wounded, many seriously, with several aircraft personnel and ground victims named in official notices.
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Advisory Group Endorses Farm Program of JFK
The National Agricultural Advisory Commission endorses President Kennedy's farm program. The group supports funding for milk and cotton marketing and urges Congress to back Kennedy's administration efforts to aid farmers and agricultural sectors.
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Washington
Macmillan Talks With Italian Leader In Rome
British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan and Premier Amintore Fanfani held talks at Rome airport amid efforts toward European unity. They discussed France's veto on UK entry to the six nation community and the aim of a strengthened Europe despite pauses and warnings from recent postwar tensions.
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