Colorado lawmakers face growing burden of juvenile bills
Denver AP reports that the Colorado General Assembly is under pressure to address youth issues with expanding bills on juvenile probes and driving age. Committees hear proposals to ban 39 beer sales to under 21 and to restrict teen driving, while some lawmakers warn against legislating morals and parental duties.
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Soviet says new U S tests spur nuclear race
Moscow reports that Washington plans to resume underground nuclear tests, which the Soviet press says will derail prospects for a Western bid to ban nuclear tests. Talks in Geneva on a test ban restart Tuesday as U S and allied powers weigh the risks amid a tense arms race.
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Weather Forecast Sketch From Fragmented Ledger Entry
Fragmentary weather notes describe temperatures around Lop and Colorado with scattered snowfall in higher elevations. Forecast indicates cold conditions, below normal temperatures, risk of dry spells, and variable winds across regions including Great Western High and Tow areas through the coming days.
Rockefeller Sharpens Claws For 1964 Election
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller positions himself against President Kennedy as a potential 1964 presidential candidate. Politicians see him aligning with GOP dissents on domestic and international policy, highlighting tensions within the party over NATO, nuclear missiles, and Canada skybolt issues. Rockefeller’s Chicago appearance tied his stance to broader Republican discontent with administration policy.
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Heath Will Hold Parents Night At Heath High
Heath High School plans a parents night to review student achievements and a broader recreation plan. The event, set for Tuesday evening, aims to inform families about proposed programs for safer facilities and potential funding, with details on prior school and district considerations.
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Two Injured In Accident Near Evans
Mrs. John C. Wilson of Milli and her daughter Eyvonne Wilson were admitted to Weld County General Hospital after a car skidded off the road west of Evans. Eyvonne suffered a compound fracture of the leg while Mrs. Wilson had multiple contusions and possible head injuries. The crash occurred about 17.20 a.m. on Std St 24 miles west of Evans, with the car rolling onto its top after crossing a fence. Colorado State Patrolman Clyde Bennetts investigated the scene.
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Denver Area Endures Snow Storm After Warm Spell
A Colorado storm dumped snow across most of the state, with Denver reporting about three inches as frigid temperatures lingered. Cripple Creek recorded 4 below zero, while Alamosa saw a foot of snow and Trinidad five inches. Temperatures plunged from the 50s to below zero in hours, and the Weather Bureau warned of continued wintry conditions through Tuesday with lingering mountain snow and cold snaps in southern and western regions.
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Search narrows on missing tanker Marine Sulphur Queen
Debris sighted 19 miles east of St. Augustine including a yellow substance prompted rescue ships and Navy planes to extend air searches for the tanker Marine Sulphur Queen and its 39 crew, while Coast Guard officials later said the material appeared not to be from the ship.
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New Iraqi Government Recognized Quietly by United States
Washington dispatch reports the United States recognizing the new Iraqi government and extending best wishes for success and prosperity. Three people died in Colorado over the weekend in traffic incidents related to a crash near Pueblo and Denver, including Macy Arehus Jota, J B Hall, and Glenn L Kimmel. A Miss Acuhnteta was injured in a separate collision north of Walsenburg, involving a Pueblo driver and a car from Arvada. Major injuries occurred to several others.
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Soviet Union Recognizes Iraq Government
Moscow reports the Soviet government acknowledged Iraq as a new government on Monday via Tass, the official news agency.
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Rain Breaks Drouth Drenches California
California flooded as storms drenched the region with rain and mountain snow. Flooded intersections blocked arterials while beaches faced erosion and parking lots were undermined. Snow totals reached 42 inches at Mt Baldy and 18 inches at Big Bear Lake amid a busy federal and city office disruption for Lincoln's Birthday weekend.
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Boy Scouts Observe Government in Action in Greeley
Boy Scouts plan an annual Civiel Tage event in Greeley and Weld County with troop participation and a tour of city offices. Officials will receive letters, tours of the government complex, and a dinner at the National Bank Annex with speaker Richard M. Schmid Jr., Denver attorney and former city official.
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Macmillan Blames De Gaulle For Market Ban On Europe
In London Prime Minister Harold Macmillan sharply accused France’s Charles de Gaulle of scuttling Britain’s path to the European Market, arguing the French move ended a shared plan and exposing a bitter rift. He urged a Commonwealth centered approach while pursuing world commodity and European talks amid inflation and growth goals.
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Governor Sees Delay In Medicare Action
Colorado Governor John A Love says expansion of federal Kerr Mills medical care for the aged should not be implemented this year. He warns any state income tax cut must fit within a balanced budget and cautions that replacement funding may delay reform. The governor expects to present a plan to the legislature soon, with debate over school aid and tax reductions continuing.
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