New Legislature Begins Session in Colorado House
The Colorado House elected Rep. Tom s ie of Walsenburg speaker for the 42nd session. At 10 18 am the chamber opened amid a mix of banter and political maneuvering as Gene Marcanares was proposed for chief clerk and later withdrew. The House, split 41 Democrats and 52 Republicans, convened with remarks emphasizing government by the people and loyalty to state needs.
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Senate aims at welfare bills in early session
Washington AP reports Senate Democrats launch drive to push social welfare legislation through Congress as President-elect Keanedy pledges support. Key figures like Douglas and Foth plan bills tied to federal aid and minimum wage, with filibuster rules and party divisions shaping the debate.
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Weld County Gets Its First Woman Legislator
Weld County swears in its first female representative as part of 22 new lawmakers in the General Assembly. Mrs Littler joins three women in the group, amid campaigns by Elsie Kent and Mary Wilkinson among others. Other Weld delegation members include Floyd Giver and Ed Miller.
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Winter term registration at CSC inches toward record
Colorado State College reports 9,753 students registered for the winter term as of Wednesday, with night class and off campus student teachers included. First day enrollment last year was 3,417 and final 3,765. Officials expect total winter enrollment near 3,300 to 3,500, slightly under the fall quarter record of 4,234, due to graduations and dropouts.
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New Sugar Beet Bill Introduced Increases Acreage for US growers
Washington AP reports Rep. J. Jayed Breeding of Kansas introduced a bill to raise the domestic allotment of sugar beets by about 25 000 acres annually. He argues for permanent authority to expand acreage, to entice investment and protect U S producers amid potential future sugar shortages from Latin America. Breeding notes Cuba lessons and urges growing domestic sugar to secure supplies for housewives and industries.
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Ice Skating Authorized at Glenmere Park Tonight
Glenmere Lake will be open for skating from 6 39 to 10 p m Wednesday according to Vern Schatler park department superintendent. Island Grove park will not permit skating that evening. For skating information call EL 2 2310 after 8 p m.
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Compromise Reaches City Accounting Plan Agreement
City council approved a compromise on this year’s accounting system Tuesday evening. The ordinance, adopted Nov. 16, allows transfers between main budget sub-accounts with council approval only for moves between numbered accounts. The measure covers about 60 to 65 numbered accounts in total, including public safety and humane officer sub-accounts. City Manager Cruce and City Clerk Buss warned a full sub-account system would require extra staff or equipment, while the current machine might suffice if not expanded.
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Demonstrators disrupt UN speech by Cuban minister
At the United Nations in New York a anti Cuba demonstration broke out in the public gallery during Cuban Foreign Minister Ron Roa's address. Security Council members recessed as guards moved in and the session paused briefly before Roa continued his remarks.
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U S Breaks With Castro After Diplomatic Rift
President Eisenhower announced the United States will sever diplomatic ties with Cuba yet retain control of the Guantanamo base. The U N Security Council heard sharp charges as Cuba accused Washington of invasion plans while U S officials defended the break as necessary after Castro's ascent and continued threats.
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City to Begin Tree Pickup on Thursday
City officials announce Thursday morning tree collection with curbside service limited to one pickup. Residents must place trees on the curb. later discard is the resident's responsibility.
West Finds No Evidence That Laos Attacked
VIENTIANE AP Weet tra officials said today several days inquiry has found no evidence of an attack on Laos by Vietminh forces from Communist North Vietnam. Officials added that a U.S.-Soviet showdown over Laos is closer than ever, with calls for restraint to keep Lang from becoming a battleground between communism and the West.
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Break in US Cuba ties shocks Washington and Havana
The New York Times reports Secretary of State Henry Herter asked Dean Rusk about joining the break. Kennedy’s administration adopts a cautious stance while awaiting full information. Cuba orders all US diplomats to leave within 48 hours, ending a century of relations. Braddock and aides plan to stay briefly to wind down affairs as Rossi prepares to take over. About 108 diplomats are affected across the United States. Castro’s regime cites missteps and arms deals, seizing US property worth about a billion dollars.
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