Rush To Beat Bill Deadlines Dominates Colorado Legislature
Colorado lawmakers rushed to meet Tuesday night deadlines as 11 bills moved through both chambers. Key measures included establishing Metropolitan State College in Denver, confiden tial records protections, and a sweeping salary raise for state officials. Rep John Kane pushed a Sunday closing bill amid controversy, while a youth glue delinquency bill drew consideration from Rep Ben Klein.
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Dirksen claims four US fliers died at Bay of Pigs
Senator Everett Dirksen says he uncovered evidence that four American fliers were killed in the 1961 Bay of Pigs invasion in Cuba. He plans to turn his one man inquiry over to Senate investigators, while noting the names will be released in a public summary later.
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License Plate Sales Rise as Deadline Nears
County Clerk's office reports sharp increase as owners rush to obtain 193 license plates before Thursday midnight. About 10,000 licenses sold in first hours of Monday, with total year-to-date figures: roughly 22,100 passenger auto plates, 4,200 state trucks, and 7,000 farm trucks. License deadline looms for all vehicles to display 1963 plates by midnight Thursday.
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Weather Update With Mixed Readable Fragments
The report notes a 2 pm temperature near 4H Local for four hours, and references a ride involving Boa ny Sunday. Public Services High records 42 degrees, with a low around 6.
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$50 Million Titan Contract Awarded For Denver Work
Washington AP reports a $50,181,000 Titan TL missile contract was awarded to Martin Marietta for design development fabrication and delivery in Denver. Details mention Rep. Byron Rogers and a 24 fours ending but text is garbled with weather and local forecast data interwoven.
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Greeley Man Wins 50 Mile Olympic Walkathon
Paul Krizsan, a 68 year old former Greeley mail carrier, won the Olympic Walkathon in Boulder by completing 50 miles in just over five hours. The event raised funds for the U S Olympic Ski team to compete in Innsbruck 194 Olympic Games. He started with 12 14 miles to the midpoint, then finished the last 24 miles amid windy conditions. Other notable finishers included Robert Roberts of Golden who completed 50 miles, Dolly D Roser of Golden and Dorothy Ryan of Denver.
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Fall Fatal to Springs Youth in Colorado Springs
AP report identifies William Smit, aged 10, of Colorado Springs, who died in a Colorado hospital from head injuries after a fall from a hose near Woodland Park. Police said the incident occurred Sunday and is under investigation.
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Tremors Hit Libyan Town Tolemaide After Quake
A new tremor struck the Libyan town of Tolemaide near El Marj, following last week's quake that killed about 261. Rescue leaders warned it could take months to rebuild as thousands became homeless and officials warned remaining structures are unsafe. About 40 people were still unaccounted for amid crowds awaiting housing and aid.
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Weld County Family YMCA Plan Announced in Greeley
Plans for a Weld County Family YMCA emerged after years of citizen research and community meetings in Greeley. A board of directors outlined a local program focused on family needs, using existing facilities without bidding, and aimed to fill gaps in current services while avoiding duplication with other groups.
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Former Water District Mgr J M Dille Dies at 1878 Fort Morgan
J M Dille former secretary manager of Northern Colorado Water Conservancy District died Sunday at Fort Morgan Hospital after an apparent heart attack. He lived in Fort Morgan for 60 years and helped advance the Colorado Big Thompson Project and district formation. He authored a district history and served as director representing Morgan and Washington Counties. His survivors include his wife three sons and a daughter with services arranged by local church and civic groups.
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Tourist Business To Bring State $246.5 Million
Colorado tourism drew 246.5 million dollars in the past year, with visitors from outside the state fueling growth. The report notes 29 million out-of-state visitors, while local residents also contributed to overall tourism activity and spending.
Kennedy Eyes Tax Cut Plan and Public Reaction
President Kennedy signaled flexibility on tax revisions if Congress approves a $10 billion three year cut. He stated a direct rate cut could be simplest and best, while stressing the first priority remains a bill. The remarks came during an unscripted Q and A after a banking symposium marking the ABA’s event and the national banking system’s 10th anniversary.
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Kennedy attacks tax critics amid tax cut push
In a speech Kennedy criticizes opponents of the largest tax cut in history. He denounces discussions of budget increases, federal payroll growth, and rising deficits. He argues civilian expenditures decline as payroll size shrinks and defends tax relief as essential to economic growth. The ABA symposium hosts about 300 executives to discuss growth strategies and debt impact.
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U S and Britain to offer NATO nuclear plan
United States and Britain propose a phased approach to NATO nuclear policy, with a looser pledge than full alignment. Discussions in Washington and Nassau aim to create a NATO council to set policy while assigning certain forces to nuclear deterrence. France may coordinate on technical problems but pursue its own national force.
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Military Bill Wins Okay In Committee
The Armed Services Committee approved a 156 billion military authorization including 363 million to expand the SS seventh reconnaissance strike plane program. The panel increased Navy submarine funding and called for three RS7 aircraft, a recon version of the bomber, while warning the Pentagon not to assume the extra funds will be spent. The measure, backed unanimously, faces House action next week as emphasis shifts toward missiles over manned systems.
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