Signals at city intersections alter traffic patterns
City engineers reported changes to signal lights at Lely St and 9th Ave and at Jet Ave and 1st Ave. The flashing patterns now switch from solid red to amber then flashing red for 23 seconds to match other school lights. Amber precedes the change and all turns are allowed on green, with walk signals synchronized to begin with green.
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Lely SL
Mth Ave
Jet Ave
Seth
Mth
Mecvil
Milley
Miller
Loth St
Lath Ave
Millie
16Th Stand
Ave
Grean
Lérh Slansath] Ave
16Th St
Muller
Board endorses new ideas in designing of schools
Greeley School Board backs two pilot plans for three new elementary schools. Architects Shaye er and Associates to develop hexagon and diamond shaped layouts with flexible interior spaces and movable walls. Concepts include interior classrooms without exterior windows and a limited shelter option for gymnasiums as part of a broader effort to individualize instruction and explore innovative education environments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Beard
Greeley School Board
John Shayeer
Associates
Campgel
Leonard, Walsh
Colorado State College
Welsh Cherises Planeling
Welsh
Weather summary for Colorado and Wyoming report
Parily cloudy to night and Friday with snow showers in the mountains. colder tonight, West and East zones see highs Friday from 25 to 35 in the west and 25 to 33 in the east. Low elevations fall to near zero to 2 below. mountains 4 to 16 below in places. Local temperatures show 42 and 24 hour readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Wyoming
Indonesia presses plan for West New Guinea
Indonesia increased arms buildup and threatened invasion to seize West New Guinea from the Dutch. Sukarno proclaimed mobilization and signaled readiness to accept eventual self‑determination for Papuans if administration could transfer to Jakarta. Officials indicated shifts under U.S. and Australian pressure while negotiations remained unresolved.
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Makassar
Celebes
Indonesia
West New Guinea
New Guinea
Sukarno
Donesian
Amboina
Rome
West New Gulf
Jakarta
Bussici
Molucca
Primitiys
Netherlands
Tiew
Mel
United States
Australia
Hague
Jan da Quay
Holland
Subandrio
DA to Seek Death Penalty for Ratzlaff in Kidnap Slaying
Arapahoe County District Attorney said he will seek the death penalty for Alfred W. Ratzlaff 42 charged with kidnapping and assaulting Sundea Lee Smith 16 of Aurora. Ratzlaff reportedly signed a statement admitting he shot the girl twice during a struggle over a gun. The victim remains hospitalized in Denver Children’s Hospital with eye loss and toe amputation from frostbite. He was arraigned in Littleton District Court where a six week delay was granted for defense counsel, and photographers were barred from the courtroom during hearings and trial.
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Litleton
Arapahoe County
Marlin P. Milley
Alfred W. Ratzloff
Tiatatoff
Sundea Lee Smith
Aurora
Cev
Colorado
Little Lingbergh
Ralzloff
Denver Children’s Hospital
Ralaloff
Littleton Dist
Robert B. Lee Ger Jon
Rateloff
Flood Plain Zone Along Poudre Urged
City Planning Commission urged adoption of an ordinance creating a flood plain zone along the Cache La Poudre River within the city extending 200 feet from the center line on both sides. The rule would limit structures to the elevation of natural banks within 100 feet and require approval by city authorities. The aim is to curb dumping and reduce flood risk to low lands and parts of the city.
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Frank Colohan
Cachela’ Poudre
City Planning Commission
B. H. Crave
Memtis
New First Christian Church Moves Ahead On Schedule
Construction on the $205,000 New First Christian Church complex at 23eds Ave and 13th St is advancing on schedule under Rev. Leslie Bowers. The project includes a sanctuary for 420, a 400-person fellowship hall, classrooms for 300 children, three offices, and a choir room. Financing relies on a $110,000 pledge fund, sale of the present church, and a long-term loan.
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Bowers
Ave
13Th St
Alf
Hay Lovely
Betoner
Kennedy to cut Florida stay fly to Columbus Friday
President Kennedy will end his Palm Beach stay Friday to fly to Columbus for a fundraising dinner honoring Gov. Michael DiSalle. He plans a quick Washington return to work on the State of the Union and medical care, tax and trade proposals with the Ways and Means Committee.
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Thursand
Florda
White House
Palm’ Beach
Kennedy
Wilbur Bilis
D-Ark
House
Ways and Means
Ohio
Pierre Salinger
Columbus
Blo
Michael V. di
Agency
Gan
Tadus m. Clay
Berlin
Palm Beach
Salinger
Florida
Washington
Milly
Congress
Tshombe Denounces U.N. Aggression at Katanga Assembly
Katanga President Tshombe condemned United Nations action as odious aggression in a speech to the Provincial Assembly considering his eight point pact to end Katanga’s secession. He urged a cease fire to end killings, while noting clumsy UN intervention and a delayed session with few members present.
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Adrian Porter Faisabetaville
Katanga
the Congo
Moie Tshombe Thurs
United Nations
Congo
Assembly
Tshombe
Katinga
New York
Nike Oppositey Aepunesrom
Balubakat Party
Joseph Kasaevobu
Kamina
U.N
Balihakat
Cam
Elisabethville
Con‘go
Cyrille Addula
Tshamde
Kranen
Seasonal Colorado Weather Warms After Cold Snap
Colorado weather returns to seasonal norms with partly cloudy skies tonight and Friday. Highs near 40 in many areas, while Trinidad and Lamar report 60 below readings earlier in the week. Creede and Alamosa tied for coldest at 12 below zero yesterday. Mountain passes show windy, light to moderate snowfall and slick snowpacks.
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Denver
Colorado
Hough
Bill seeks study of consolidating Colorado counties
Senator Woody Hewett of Denver introduced a bill calling for a study of merging Colorado 63 counties into fewer, larger units. The measure would provide $2.0 for the study to be conducted by the legislative council, arguing many counties lack population and wealth to support essential services.
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Denver
Colorado
Senate
Woody Hewett
JeNoulder
Legisitive Council
Howell
United States
Bill to Suspend Law Officers on Indictment Considered
Denver AP report notes a bill to suspend law officers upon indictment was introduced by Gov. McNichols and championed by Sen. Charles Bennett. The measure stems from the Denver police scandal as part of eight bills in a Senate morning session.
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Denver
McNichols
Sato
Senate
Charles Bennett
Roy McVieler
Floyd Glicer du Grealey
al Greeley
Governor Explains No Tax Cut Stand in Colorado
Governor McNichols defends a 352 million five year construction program for state colleges and institutions, pledging no surplus in the general fund if carried out. He opposes tax cuts, saying the plan is essential for development, while Democrats debate the issue behind closed doors and a bill to cut income taxes surfaces in the Senate.
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James D. Harpster
Denver
Colorado
McNichols
McNichals
Legislatu
eNnbes
Spe
Moscow
Khrushchev
Wlorussia
Sarees
McNickaly
J. T. Skillings
Manitou Springs
Senate
Éoilll
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Joch Lamb
Mrush
Neal
Bishop
Herr Keating
Fee
Adams
Arapahoe
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Birminstes
Weld County
Denmerat
Ed Miller
Johnstown
Harry Tocke
Neffartsel
Wilkie Ham
Lamar
William Bledsoe
Higo
Lamb Committee
Purchlo
Olera-Crowley County
Olera County
Crowley
Cheyennne
Lincoln
Fremont County
Distil
Custer Couunty
Fremont
Huerfano County
General Assembly
Grrly Park
Lamb
Brush
EPS
Walsh
Great Western
College
Ratzlaff
Poudre
Bronx
Phoebe
New First Christian Church
Cole
Algeria
Alglehs
Weanosae
France
Constantine
Bill
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