Unified city county civil defense plan urged in Greeley
Dr A L Trainer urged City Council and Weld County to unify civil defense efforts. He offered to serve as interim director without pay to craft a detailed plan and budget, recommending full time leadership and a joint nine member board. He cited federal cost sharing and a county budget, with discussion set for March 12.
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Greeley
Weld County
A. L. Trainer
CSC Civil Defense
Vil Besshoa
Cayilée
Trainer
Merle G. Allen
Dr. Tralner
Tralner
CHU Profexor
Mit
Sageeth CD
Tramer Alas
NORAD
Colorado Springs
CSC
Tom Reed
Heed
Gordon Rissher
Hes Joon Z
Thwan
Earthwork to Start Monday at New City Reservoir
Utilities Engineering and Construction Co of Denver began moving equipment for the 15 million gallon reservoir west of the city. Willard Quirk and Nelson Haley Patterson Quirk lead preliminary engineering this week. The firm won a $44,735 contract approved Feb 3 by the City Council to build the seven month project on 15 acres purchased near Sheep Draw. Some staff from the Lave and end plant will supervise, with others from Usal Project Wig supervising remaining work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utilities Engineering and Construction Co of
Denver
Here
Willard Quirk
Nelsor
Haley
Nelson
Patterson
Quirk
Crew Area Utilities Engineering and Construction Co
Boulder Voters Defeat Liquor Proposal
Boulder residents reject a liquor proposal by a narrow margin in a special election. Official tallies show 4 617 votes against to 448 for the measure with 1 717 registered voters. The election continues a long pattern of dry outcomes in the county.
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Boulder
Bowder
Voke
Weather summary from local stations and highs
Weather data shows temperatures varying across locales. Great Western records a high of 87 and a low of 31. Public Service notes a rate and tow details appended. College Weather Station reports a high of 87 and a low of 31 with similar patterns observed across sites.
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Great Westernigh
Tow
College Weather Station
Legislators Flood Last Minute Bills in Colorado Session
Colorado lawmakers rush final day as 112 bills and two constitutional amendments are introduced, including liquor monopoly and a bill to abolish the State Works and Recreation Department. The Senate and House move toward completing business before the deadline with multiple measures advanced or shelved amid procedural delays.
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Gordon G. Gauss
Denver
Colorado
State, Works and Recreation Department
Game and Fish Department
Jonesy
Charles Byrne
Glendale
House
House of Representative
Thie
Senares Donnelly
Ar Editinet
Trinidad
Sen. Floyi
Sebram
Edwardship
Ain
Thomas A. Richardson
Wil Gossard
Allway
Anton Q
Offersi
Carl Yillon
Tuighum
B. H. Cruce
Trans 9
Brain Tx
Gene Mance
Warner
Colorado Supreme Court
Arigus
Ulghim
Senate
Lare
Westside
Tne JT
Supreme Court
al Pulgham
Senate Judiciary
Paul Wonke
John
Healy
Pam
Addib
Jon
Rife Resigns From Weld County Airport Board
Charles E. Rife of 1606 16th Street submitted his resignation from the Weld County Municipal Airport board, effective March 1, due to time demands. The council will fill the unexpired term at the next meeting in March, following Rife’s departure and a United Airlines plant appointment to the board.
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Charles E. Rife
16Th St
Weld County
Rife
United Airlines
Mareh
Cold Five Day Forecast With Mild Upper Levels
Fragmentary forecast notes reference a five day outlook with variable temperatures and unsettled conditions. Mentions locations and several names in unclear terms, suggesting regional weather discussion with brief temperature ranges and potential storms across valleys and mountains.
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Mit
Hughes
Calsler
Warner Ny
Waeney
Bith Nwuntain Valley
Public meeting planned on U S 34 bypass near Greeley
Colorado Highway Department will hold a public meeting in Greeley on March 2 to outline planning for the U S 34 bypass. District engineer Laurence C. Bower says the session will explain route alignment from east of Greeley to west of town and discuss construction details, portions between 8th Ave and The Ge, and overall project features while inviting public attendance.
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Colorado Highway Department
Greeley
Laurence C. Bower
Yin
Tanai Ile
Uireeley
Bower
8Th Ave
Welch and Charyk tapped for Space Communications board
President Kennedy plans to nominate Len D B Welch and Joseph V Charyk to the board of directors of the Space Communications Satellite Corp opening the way for their selection as top officers of the firm. Welch, a Standard Oil veteran, will be president and chief executive with Pal Shan as executive secretary and chair, as stated by White House notes.
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Washlinton
Kennedy
Len DB. Welch
Joseph V. Charyk
Commercial Communications Satellite Corp
Therons
Welch
Standard Cl
New Jersey
Slaterie Buyer Tehan
Ewentive
Thie Satelite
Cand Pal Shanyk
Gonparation
White House
Khrushchev vows to aid Soviet friends if West attacks
Soviet Premier Khrushchev declared in Moscow that the USSR would come to the aid of its friends against any Western attack, asserting the party’s stance in the ideological dispute over communism. He warned that nuclear war would burn the aggressors and urged broader inspections under a testing ban. He also accused the United States of dragging its feet in Geneva and extended the concern to China amid criticism from Red China.
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Robert Tuckman
Moscow
Peking
Soviet Union
China
Kremlin
U.S
Khrushchev
United Defense
Rodion Malinov
Negeti
Sky
United|tions
Geneva
United States
Cuba
Kheushchev
Uninese
Communist Party
People's Daily
U.S.S.R
U.ss.r
U.S.S
Chinese People’s Republic
Formosa
North Korea
North Viet Nam
U S Halt Any Castro Attack Rusk Says
The U S government pledged to stop any Cuban attack from outside the island with armed hemisphere forces and rejected a permanent Soviet military presence in Cuba. Secretary Rusk defended administration Cuba policy in Houston and discussed moving ships and ports to restrict Cuban exports while warning against communists expanding influence in the Americas.
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Rusk
Houston
Cuba
Aaland
Jack Bell
Washington
Mansfield
Dean Husk
Fidel Castro
Germany
West
Hemisphere
Erston
Texas Daily Newspaper Association
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
George D. Aiken
R-Vl
Manuel Ydigoras Fuentes
Guatemala
Noonan
Ina
Council of
Organization of American States
Jesus Anda Marillo
Viligeras
OAS
Tinh Veioras
Unda
Americas
Veinoras
Almecha
Doha
Robert A. Biteser
Force Intelligence
House Okays Bill to Curb School Dropouts
Denver AP report on Colorado House approval of a bill revising compulsory attendance and funding remedial programs in reading arithmetic and English. The measure faces a $2.5 million yearly cost with early first year impact of about 5455 thousand, sparking objections over budget and scope.
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James D. Harpster
Denver
House of Representatives
Wuncany
Colorado
John Mackie
BeLanemint
Allen Dines
Muor
House
Rep
Ruth Clark
Fort Collins
Dines
Mackie
Court Order Delays Clerks Union Strike Action
A California court issued a temporary injunction delaying a strike by the Southern Pacific Railroad clerks union. Union leaders said they would seek further court action to challenge the injunction as layoffs were reported at the 3,000-employee Latine Meets system and several Southern Pacific workers faced potential job losses.
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Francisco Mey
California
Rnder
Southern Hacifix Railroad
Southern Pact
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Sharon Snider
St. Peter's Parochial School
Hou
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Jim Hach
U.S. 34
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Treord Faith
Ind Janes Teleas
Dawes
Red China
Bach Gwar
Tim
Nave
Ditrom
Exoe-All
Pergeans
Wate
Epecuil Coucalien
Clark
Ull House
Calamsia
John Orcutt
Holyoke
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