Government Considers Action Against Hoffa
Government reportedly weighs legal steps to bar James Hoffa from Teamsters presidency if bonding issues persist after February 8. Hoffa claims Justice Department pressure and bonds, with possible fate under Landrum Griffin law penalties. case hinges on union officials being bonded to handle funds. A Denver virus outbreak meanwhile sickens thousands, with several hundred in Pueblo area, mainly children, causing hospital crowding and widespread absenteeism.
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Norman Walker
Leber
Washington Sap
James 2. Hoffa
Teamsters Uniy San
Hoffa
House
Labor
Landrum-Griffin
Prion
Premi
Denver co founder of Colorado Boys Ranch dies
Mrs Minnie Talley 54 founder of Colorado Boys Ranch at La Junta buried in Denver after long illness. In Denver hospital Wednesday she died. Meanwhile 7 dogs died in a fire at 217 N 21st Ave burning chicken house cow barn and cow shed. Firefighters saved cattle and a tractor. Officer Clarence J Oliver aided rescue.
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Boys Ranch
Denver
Colorado Boys Ranch
la Junta
Minnie L. ‘Talfey
Talley
Blasden
Neb
Burling' Ito
Colo
Fate
Hater
University of iColorado
Colorado State University
Colorado State College
N. 21St Ave
Nettle Wright
Mercier
Clarence J. Oliver
Rival Ground Hog Shadow Sighting Reported in Pennsylvania
Rival groups claim an early groundhog shadow sighting in Pennsylvania lands six more weeks of winter. In Lancaster County the Duarryville group reports Jemerged shadow before dawn and retreats. Punxsutawney Phil supporters in western PA also report seeing a shadow before dawn and returning to darkness. A separate note links a kerosene stove incident to eight dogs in a chicken house, causing a fire.
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Quarry Ville
Pennsylvania
Chicke House
First Industrial Bank Holds its Annual Meeting
The First Industrial Bank held its annual meeting electing the same board of directors for another term. Directors named were Winnie H. McCrory Martin G. Field Karl Ahlborn Moyer John Kochenburger J A Phpps Dave L Rayer Carroll U Gile bert and Paul N Lanwich. Officers were Abthorn president Mrs McCrary executive vice president and Field vice president. Ahlbarn reported loans totaling about one million dollars with an average town of 054.69. Over 20 new savings accounts were opened last year. The bank will continue to buy AMINO on passes. Witten reported bank accounts were examined by the stockholders.
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Stockhelm Ss
Astrial Bank
IMK
Winnie H. McCrory
Martin G. Field
Karl 8. Ahlborn
Moyer
John Kochenburger
J. A. Phpps
Dave L. Rayer
Carrall U. Gilebert
Paul N. Lanwich
the Bath
Abthorn
McCrary
Field
Ahlbarn
He Bank
Buey Amino
Witten
HE. Green
Swift Developments Make Supts. Feel Insecure
Boulder Valley School District superintendent Natt Burbank warned at a Colorado State College luncheon that rapid knowledge growth leaves superintendents anxious about competence. He urged broader cultural education and a strengthened professional improvement program to prevent administrators from becoming merely managers of money and buildings.
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Burbank
Fearley
Natt B
Furbark
Toulder Valley
Presidenbelest
Americam Association of School Administrators
F of C
Sthantia
Colorado State College
Greeley Chamber of Commerce
Swans
Ncheon
Hannin Kinnvedge
Houghthd
Boulder
Ent
Huebank
Ime
American Association
Weather Forecast From Fragmented Local Page
The readable lines describe a cloudy Sunday with mountains and western regions forecast. National color and regional hints include Colorado Wyoming and a Southeast area. Highs and lows are mentioned with fragmented times and areas, noting a stormy or unsettled pattern.
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Wyoming
Cremevally
Thurmond cites Soviet base in Cuba with missiles and troops
Sen Strom Thurmond claimed in a constituent newsletter that Cuba houses a formidable Soviet strategic base with missiles and 30 000 to 40 000 troops. The Pentagon disputed the report, noting no evidence of ballistic missiles or nuclear warheads and stressing data from U S intelligence remains under evaluation. Secretary Dean Rusk acknowledged a significant Soviet presence in Cuba, while Thurmond cited missiles, bombers, tanks, and an army-scale force under Gen C O Slazzenko as implying a complete Soviet army on the island.
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Nakki
Washington AP
Strom Thurmond
D-8.c
Tarrain
Cuba
Pentagon
Sen. Thurmond
Pavil B. Dankevich
Thurmond
Slazenko
Kennedy
Senate
Ies
Dean Rusk
United States
School Financing Problem Discussed at Meeting Here
A special meeting led by the Colorado Chamber of Education Legislation addressed inadequate public school funding. Local officials and citizens discussed rising per pupil costs, debt, and the impact of property taxes on Colorado districts, noting increasing attendance and calls for progressive funding reform.
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Frank
Gappa Schon
Cloraito
Colorado Chiiltige
Il Punter Selina
Colorado Seles
Volntade
Welham Hartmann
In Gree
Schant Hoard
Lee Nader
Fort Japlon
Colorada
Ecuador Church School Collapse Kills 103
A Catholic school in Biblican, Ecuador, collapsed while prayers were offered on Friday. The building on the second floor caved in, killing at least 103 people including three nuns and a lay teacher. many students were injured as search teams recovered bodies and continued the rescue effort as authorities feared more deaths.
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Quito
Euston
Biblian Ree
Homan Catholic
Bibtisa
Ios Son
Capi Jened
I Tal
Bib
Heart
Revess
Mary College
Bibhan
An An
Quif
Oil Field Fire Truck Overturns Near Ault
A Sterling driven 1953 fire truck owned by Halliburton overturned in an oil field near Ault around 11:45 p.m. Friday while attempting to avoid a dog on the road. Driver Larry Smith, 22, sustained a left thigh laceration and was treated at Weld County General Hospital and released. The highway patrol noted the truck rolled from a south borrow pit after swerving. damage to the vehicle was estimated at about $500 to $10,000, depending on the source. Other injuries occurred in minor accidents nearby.
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Smith
Sterling
Wyoming
Cola
Ault
May
Gene
Larry
Weld County
General Hospital
James Robinson
Borrow Pit
Paarerreveres
Couny
Leroy A. Bellmore
Nunn
U.S
Gracie Kennedy
Loveland
U.S. SF
Erie Junction
Robinson
Wiha
International Fire
Evans
Don Gimt
Richard Eugene Baird
Ground Hog Prediction: Six More Weeks of Winter
Local report riffs on Ground Hog as oracle for six additional weeks of winter weather. The note mentions Yakatece region and playful skepticism about the tradition.
Commission Begins Williams Hearing
Colorado hospital chief testifies about a June 1961 architect payment and a proposed medical administrative unit at Pueblo State Hospital. The Civil Service Commission hears disputed costs and approvals while scheduling questions loom with officials on duty and a lengthy delay.
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Denver
Guy Orintendent
Colorado State Hospital
Pueblo Sain
Civil Service Commission
Mike DiNunzio
Air Force
Vr. Bower
Partle
Williams
Charles Dowling
Gus Rahm
Public Works Eretion
Ofte
Colorado Civil Service Commission
Willie
Wile Vansty
Steve McNichols Strandenberger
Exece-Architest
Tive
Willis J1 Bower
Williams Wade
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Bellmore
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