President Kennedy orders two new Army divisions formed
President Kennedy authorized immediate creation of two new Army divisions expanding the force to 16 permanent units. One will be activated at Fort Carson Colorado and the other at Fort Hood Texas under the ROAD concept. The move, tied to Berlin crisis buildup, aims to boost firepower mobility and flexibility with a phased release of National Guard divisions later this year.
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CSC Registration Pushes Total To 3881 This Week
At noon Wednesday Colorado State College reported 3881 students registered for winter quarter classes including night courses. The gain of 29 students over 3852 on Tuesday, the first day of registration, leaves few late days before final enrollment closes. Officials expect enrollment to be near last year's 4008 figure.
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Weather forecast with scattered snow in Colorado region
A five day forecast notes temperatures around seasonal norms with cooler east and mild west. It describes scattered snow in mountains, windy east on Thursday, and lows ranging from near zero to the teens further west with 20s to 30s in the east.
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Pakistan Students Join CSC Greenley Campus Enrollment
Pakistan Now Has 12 Doing Work at CSC Enrollment of three Pakistanian students for the winter quarter at Colorado State College brings to 2 the number of students on they 3reeley campus. The new students are Shafiqa Sag Ald Wafizullah Khan and AK Ltd. Abdrin Nor. They left Dacca by jet and arrived in Greeley to register for the new quarter. Two more students from the University of Dacca would enroll for the spring quarter at CSC. Khan said they are familiar with CSC curricula.
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School Bus Returns to Auburn Area
The Greeley School District resumed bus service south of the Union Pacific tracks in the Auburn area after the December train-bus disaster. The crossing, approved by the Colorado State Highway Patrol, will use a bus assistant to supervise crossings when visibility is limited. Several elementary students may join south of the tracks next week as routes extend one mile south and loop around the Delta school.
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Exporting Patents Drives Small Firms in U.S.
Washington reports that out of about 30 000 manufacturing firms in the United States only roughly 12 000 or four per cent are actively exporting their products. The figure highlights limited participation in foreign trade among domestic producers and suggests policy attention to expand export activity.
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Education teamwork of U S and Pakistan praised as enormous
Dr William T. Toss president of Colorado State College described cooperation between American and Pakistani educators as enormous during his Karachi visit. He praised the Institute of Education and Research at the University of Dacca and its six American colleagues for leading Pakistan’s educational leadership, emphasized joint research in education, and noted enthusiasm for teacher training at all levels.
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Hope Wanes For Lost Boy In New Mexico Canyon
Raton New Mexico efforts intensify as searchers comb the Pig Alley Wiggly Canyon east of town for 13 year old Joe Darris missing since Thursday. Two bodies Morris Salazar nine and Carlos Salazar were found nearby while Billy Darris seventeen walked out Friday. An air search joined the ground teams Tuesday for Carris i who vanished with three other youths on a hike toward a vacant cabin in the mesa.
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City to Begin Picking Up Yule Trees Thursday
The street department will start collecting Christmas trees at 4 p.m. Thursday, announced Vern Schaffer, superintendent. Homeowners should place their trees on the curb in front of their homes by that time for removal. The department will remove each tree only once.
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Legislature Gets 20 Point Program As Session Opens
City moves to broaden street repairs with a 20 point plan. The program aims to spend about 40 to 45 thousand dollars for block maintenance, 10 thousand for a traffic signal device, and 4 300 for projects funded by local owners. The plan envisions two parallel street schemes to widen and repave blocks, potentially doubling the annual street program to 120 blocks including downtown, with private-owner work in newer areas.
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Oliver Offers 1 Measures In Senate
Denver AP report notes Senator Floyd Oliver proposes a 20 point program to streamline state government. Measures include abolishing agencies such as Aeronautics and the Land Acquisition Commission. Governor McNichols will present broader tax and finance plans in his forthcoming address to the Colorado Legislature.
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Public Works Dept to Handle All City Engineering
City Council approved drafting a resolution placing all engineering work under the Public Works Department and authorized hiring an additional engineer and a draftsman. City Manager Cruer cited growth strains, noted shortage of qualified sewer engineers, and proposed a purchasing agent to bulk-buy supplies for all departments.
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Portugal Plans U N Exit Says Salazar
Lisbon AP reports Prime Minister Antonio de Oliveira Salazar says Portugal will surely be among the first countries to leave the United Nations and will refuse collaboration in nonessential matters. He criticizes the UN, United States and Britain for not aiding Portugal amid India's Goa invasion and hints at possible changes including alliance reviews and Azores U.S. base talks. Police hunt for dissidents follows a New Year revolt led by the Communist party.
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Pedestrian Dies Raises Grand Junction Toll to 484
The Grand Junction pedestrian Joseph C. Menichenger, 69, died from injuries after being struck by a car in downtown Grand Junction on December 22. His death raises Colorado’s 1961 road toll to 484, an increase of 52 from the previous figure.
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