License numbers 5 100 drawn in county plate sale
Crowds filled the Weld County Clerk office as 1962 license plates went on sale. County Clerk Ann Spomer reported about 900 plates sold by 10 am, with 65 people waiting. A noon update noted 107 motor vehicle titles issued. A drawing determined lucky applicants for HY 5 through HY 100 with first 55 passenger numbers announced and listed.
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Sgt Bare
Cortes
Weld
Russell
Hill
Chitman
Weld County Farm Bureau Legislative
Wikiam
Garnsey, Jr
Greeley Chamber of Commerce
Tribune Phrate
Jim Hitch
Frank Colohan
Largeruuniers
Vieirs
Ars
Ann Spomer
Ms. Spomer
Hopper
William S. Garnsey’ S
Hussell J. Hill
Weld County Farm Bureau
Public Expenditures Committee
James H. Fulford
Johnstown
Edna R
Frank Souders
Keenesburg
M. Whitslow
Berthoud
Elfie M
Eunice J. Kovx
Fort Upton
Dalley
Fort Luptot
Inez H
Ernest Haltworth
Fongment
John W
Lelterdink
Fort Lupton
Geneva H. Gettman
Geneva
B. Gett
Mild Weather Expected To Persist In Colorado
Denver area and eastern Colorado expect sunny skies and mild temperatures through Wednesday as the U S Weather Bureau reports highs around 53. Coldest reading last night was 28 below at Poncho Springs with several mountain passes snowpacked or sanded including Loveland Vail Battle Mountain and Tenhesre sore and Gore rabbit ears.
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Denver
Colorado
U.S. Weather Bureau
Greece
Poncho Springs
State Highway Department
Purtain
Loveland
Endless
Vail
Battle Mountain
Tenhesre
Rabbit Ears
Weather report highlights cold spell and warm southwest shifts
Weather nerves show a Tuesday reading of 36 at 2 p.m. with Great Western charting a high of 49 and a low of 15, and Public Service noting a high of 4 and low of 44. Colorado forecasts fair but chilly with subzero tonight in high valleys, a Wednesday high near 50 to 40, and Wyoming expects fair skies tonight with increasing clouds and light snow in the northwest mountains, plus warmer readings toward 30s to 50s in various zones.
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Great Western
Public Service
Wyoming
Manuntains
Holiday Road Toll Exceeds Estimates
The Associated Press reports a sharp spurt of accidents during the New Year holiday pushed traffic deaths past preholiday estimates. By Monday, the three day period ended with 985 traffic fatalities, 83 fire deaths a record for a New Year period since World War II, and 58 miscellaneous accident deaths, totaling 477 across traffic, fires, and miscans.
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National Safety Council
Ain
Legislators Ready To Tackle Problems
Colorado lawmakers assemble for the 1962 General Assembly in Denver facing fights over a record budget political redress reapportionment a new school law auto drivers financial responsibility and salary increases House Speaker Albert Tomsic and Senate leader Sam Taylor (both of Walsenburg) hope to wrap by early February Governor McNichols plans a message listing topics likely for action a major push will be on corrupt law enforcement in the wake of a Denver police burglary scandal continued on page 6b
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Gordon G. Gauss
Denver
Colorado
General Assembly
Albert Tomsic
D-Walsenburg
Senate
Sam T. Taylor
Bay
Steve McNichols
Miami
White
Frozen Brothers Found As A Fourth Boy Missing In New Mexico
In Baton, New Mexico, the bodies of Morris Salazar nine and Carlos seven were found frozen on Johnson Mesa after disappearing from Raton Thursday. A third boy, Datris Davis eighteen, remained missing as searchers tracked his likely route from a rock shelter in six foot snow drifts. Billy Davis seventeen, brother of Joe, walked out Friday with frostbitten toes and was hospitalized.
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BATON
N.B
Hink
Mesa
Morris Salazar
Carlos
Datris
Raton
Ate
Johnson Mesa
Billy Daviis
Joe
Army Crushes Rebellion in Portugal
In Beja Portugal about 40 dissidents led by Capt Ndonga Maria Paulo Varela Gomes and Manuel Serra tried to seize a barracks. A three hour clash killed or captured many rebels while Lt Col Filipe da Vonseca died and Capt Gomes was wounded. Rebels shot down by troops and police suffered heavy casualties.
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Beja
Portugal
Ndonga Maria Paulo Varela Gomes
Poli- Heli
Index- S
Duke Filipe da Vonseca
Boja
Lisbon
Gomes
Antonio de Oliveira Salazar
Manuel Serra
Serra
CSC Enrolls 1 453 Before Noon Tue
Colorado State College registrar George E Sanderson reports 145 percent of winter quarter registrations by 11 39 a m Tuesday. He expects final counts to beat last year’s 4008. By noon about 1700 were expected, with 402 added by 9 00 a m and 624 by 10 a m as the winter quarter registration proceeds.
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Colorado State College
George E. Sander
Sanderson
Scout Council Names Asst Executive in Colorado Territory
Robert Mills of Boulder was named assistant executive of the Pikes Peak Council of Boy Scouts, succeeding George Brooks who left for Berea. Mills has served on the council staff over five years, including three as Thompson Powell District executive, and will oversee camping, training, and program development from the Farr Boy Scout Service Center in Greeley. He and his wife with five children will relocate to Greeley.
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Boulder
Ngs Peak Council of
Boy Scouts
Ue Greeley
Tob
Robert
Mills
Arapaehoe County
George Brooks
Calorite Shale College
Thompson-Powdre
William D. Far
Lutsday
Face
the Nations
Camp Cedar
Ginaha
Cheyenne
University of Utah
San Juan County
Biamling
Utah
Farr Boy
Iie
Greeley
State Road Toll Pace Starts Off Slightly Lower
Two traffic deaths in Colorado Monday began the 1962 toll with a pace of three New Year weekend fatalities. Bobby D. Causey 33 of Silver Plume and Josephine Stupnik 73 of Pueblo died in separate crashes while Verle L. Nelson 22 Independence Kansas and Walter Stupnik 36 of Pueblo suffered serious injuries in head on collisions.
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Associated Press
Colorado
Bobby D. Causey
Silver Plume
Josephine Stupnik
Pieblo
Causey
Verle L. Nelson
Independence
Kan
A. S. Tigh
Lawson
Denver
Boulder
Nelson
Stupnik
South Pueblo
Radi Corporation of America to Build Global Microwave Link
The Radi Corporation of America plans a three-nation microwave network linking Cento KARACII A telecommunication grid across Turkey Tran and Pakistan for the International Cooperation Aid Ministration. The project should cost about 15 490 OM and is billed as one of the world’s longest microwave systems.
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Karacii
Turkey
Tran
Pakistan
Radi Corporation of America
U S Probes Soviet Position on Berlin
U S Ambassador Llewellyn Thompson and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko met in Moscow for talks on Berlin. Thompson planned further briefings with British, French, and West German ambassadors and a new round of discussions to seek a basis for formal talks. Kennedy instructed exploration of a profitable foundation for negotiations.
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Stanley Johnson
Moscow
API
USS
Llewellyn Thompson
Susoviet
Andrei A.gromyko
Berlin
Foreign Ministry
Thampean
Gromyko
Sul Iie
Katia Moscow
Tass
U.S. State Department
Washington
Thompson
thompson-Gromyko
Smolensk Square
Kempton Jenkins
Geomyky
Ivan I. Myichev
East Germany
U.S
Harms To Go on Trial March 20
Duane Harms, driver of the school bus involved in the December crash that killed 20 children and injured 27, is slated for trial March 20 before a district judge. His attorney waived reading of the information as Harms faces involuntary manslaughter charges. Harms remains free on bond.
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Harms
Dowd Carpenter
Haris
James Shiellon
Duane Harms
Arment
Ariving
Pat) Ryan
Innocenl
Adinine
Orig
Pacific Railroad
Slycomiliter Pas
Shelton
Senger
Greeley
We Hospital
Ani
Assistants Ride All Dist 6 Buses as Classes Resume
The Greeley School District resumes classes with all district buses operating, now aided by five adult assistants aboard to manage conduct, seating, and crossings. Drivers remain in charge while assistants check riders, record counts, and help at rail crossings under updated safety rules after the Dec. 14 crash that claimed 20 lives.
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Bob Beard
Greeley
Barnard PadMyan
Gryan
T Ce
Dutch Ready to Negotiate Over Guinea with Indonesia
The Netherlands declares willingness to discuss West New Guinea's future with Indonesia without preconditions. Premier Jan de Quay states negotiations should not require self determination of Papuan people. Indonesia claims province status and orders military command to enforce control.
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Nus Hague
Netherlands
West New Guinea
Indonesia
Jan de Quay
Holland
East Indies
Jidaiwesi
Sukarno
de Quay
New Guinea
Lakor Party
Ier
Subanirio
TanJonesia
West New ‘Guinea
Kennedy Aides Review Defense Capacity At Vacation Site
President Kennedy convenes a preliminary survey with Vice President Johnson and top defense officials at a Florida vacation home to discuss the operational and strategic outlook for 1962. Participants include McNamara Gilpatric and Taylor with Joint Chiefs with focus on force readiness and Berlin threat implications.
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Whitney Siemaker
Palm Dench
Fla
Kennedy
Lyndon B. Jolson
Robert S. McNamara
Haswell L. Gilpatrie
Maxwell D. Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Pierre Salinger
Salinger
Berlin
Norniy
Dtlense
Asist
Iskely
Kennnedy
United States
Johnson and McNamara
Charles Wrightsmut
Gilpatric and Taylor
Robert R. Young
Ralle Road
Flnoneter
Ars. C.michael Paul
Frederick J. Smithy
Critis E. LeMay
le Wy
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Road Distriels
Tom Reed
Elmer Shulix
Millard Eyring
Samel
Colorado Supreme Court
CSC
Scout Council Names Asst. Executive
Robart
Walter Stupnik
Ralph Cherry
Put Slo
Cento
Wisi
Ters
Bartin
Courtl
Judy
Wilbur Harris
Haras
Caughter
Fleming
Shalton
Ryan
Aubin
Tyan
Wacks
Guinea
JFK
Ane
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