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Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1963

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Greeley high schoolers set new 50 mile hike record

Two Greeley High School students Jerry Dunson and Larry Keller set a new city record for a 50 mile hike from Denver to Greeley in 13 hours 5 minutes, wearing tennis shoes and finishing at about 3 38 p m Saturday. A third student Eddie Rangel quit with an ankle strain near the Port of Entry. Two other hiking pairs fell short by about 20 miles and a fourth group was stopped by a state patrol for dark clothing violations.

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Second Robber Sought in Asa T Jones Agency Holdup

Colorado and FBI agents chase a second armed suspect in the Asa T Jones agency robbery Saturday morning. The man identified as Joseph Alexander Mason, 42, of Dallas, Texas, is in Denver police custody for questioning on other robberies after Denver Mason claims his partner, Leo Malearn and Ditford Land, questioned him in Greeley and Denver detectives reportedly heard a statement about his role.

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Weather and robbery tale from distant North Denver

The report blends a five day forecast across Colorado and Wyoming with a Denver Cheyenne robbery case. It notes temperatures, wind, snow chances, and mountain valley variation, then details a staged robbery by two men, kidnapping five victims in Greeley, with suspect identification and police pursuit across Denver and Cheyenne.

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Two Die Sunday As Colorado Auto Toll Reaches Forty Five

Two separate traffic crashes in Colorado Sunday killed Manuel Rosendo Archuleta, 20, of Bloomfield New Mexico, and Glenn T. Blackburn, 91, of Littleton. Archuleta died when his car overturned near Durango after being ejected, suffering a fractured skull and crushed chest. a passenger from Antec, NM, was seriously injured. Blackburn died when his vehicle left U.S. Highway 87 near the Douglas Arapaho County line, apparently after sleep loss, and was thrown from the car.

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U S Polaris Submarines May Visit Turkish Ports

U S Polaris submarines may visit Turkish ports to show evidence that Jupiter missiles are being replaced by modern nuclear power, officials said. The first Polaris missile firing submarine could enter the Mediterranean by April, with no current plan to visit Malian ports.

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Berlin election drums up fateful clash of Cold War blocs

In Berlin, Sunday results delivered a crushing setback for the Communist Party as the Christian Democrats and Free Democrats gain ground while the Communists lose seats. A tense coalition picture emerges as observers interpret the vote as a test of Soviet aims to bend West Germany toward Moscow. The Wall’s shadow looms over the regional contest, with turnout and party loyalties shaping the broader Western alliance.

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Temperatures Near Normal Across Nation

Cold weather prevailed in northern Midwest and New England with subzero readings easing after Sunday. Many wet spots and occasional severe storms noted. Watertown New York reported 21 below with frost and chilly conditions across the region.

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Registration Hits Record for Tuesday Pool Bond Vote

Seven polling places will open Tuesday for the special city election on the municipal swimming pool bond. Polls run 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. with wards and precincts listed, including Community Building Maplewood School and Meeker Junior High among venues.

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Red Hijackers Ready For Brazil Surrender

AP reports the Venezuelan freighter Anzoategui was hijacked off an island and anchored in Brazilian territorial waters near Belem. A Brazilian corvette was ordered to escort the ship toward Belem while captors sought asylum for the crew. Washington and Havana broadcasts cite negotiations amid U.S. and Guatemalan concerns over the incident.

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Voters urged to cast ballots early in Greeley pool bond election

City Clerk Barton Buss urged residents to vote early for the special election on issuing 250000 in revenue bonds to build a municipal swimming pool. A total of 5223 voters were registered, with 1008 at Maplewood School and heavy turnout expected across seven polling places. Polls open 7 am to 7 pm Tuesday with hand ballots and one question on the ballot.

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Ken Montfort Receives State JCC Honor

Ken Montfort of Greeley was named a state outstanding young man at the annual Broadmoor Hotel convention in Colorado Springs. Ported by the Greeley Jaycees and sponsored by Greeley National Bank, Montfort heads Monfort Packing Co. and is active in Rotary, Girl Scout, and church programs while teaching. Local praise notes his community impact and youth involvement.

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Longmont Hikers Complete 77 Mile Walk

In a grueling trek from Longmont the 37 of 77 hikers finished the 77 mile route to Lamington within 18 hours. They passed through Erie Lafayette Lamington and Boulder with a Longmont Rescue truck guiding traffic. Two nurses provided first aid giving aspirin liniment and tape as fatigue set in.

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Cent May Lose Tin

Cent plans to save money by reducing the return on tin revenue to five percent. The proposal aims to cut costs and adjust copper prices to stabilize finances amid economic pressures.

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