Legal action over airport storage tanks in Weld County
Plaintiffs the city of Greeley and Weld County sue to eject Nolan and Rosaline from storage tanks at Weld County Municipal Airport. They claim the airport board operates the facility and began selling aviation fuel January 1, using tanks without a lease. The suit seeks remedies for unauthorized use and continued occupancy.
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Dickcow
Prague
Havant
Weld County
Lvity
Gree
Nolan
Rosaline
Alport
Tan
Paget
Nolan Airport Concession Row Prompts Legal Action
A messy OCR sourced notice details a dispute over a gasoline concession at Nolan Airport. It notes a five year contract with a prior renter and subsequent city efforts to reclaim the concession, plus an injunction action and a vacate order connected to storage tanks and premises.
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Nolan
Elyin Funes
Jae
Cily
Aire
Nowy Colorado
Entiraily
Fae
Geval
Monly
Sonn Hs
Agreement Reached in Climax Strik
A federal mediator announced a tentative agreement to end the Climax Molybdenum Co strike near Leadville after more than five months. The vote by about 1,000 OCAW members and others is set for Monday night, with details to follow. workers had sought wage increases, and the company offered about 3.9 cents per hour above prior pay. The clash impacted most of the free world's molybdenum production, a metal mainly used to harden steel.
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Denver
Molybdenum Co
Toill
Leadville
Fred Lusk
Oil, Chemical Find Atomic Workers Union
Colorado
OCAW
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
U.N. Congo Forces Halt at Jabotville Ahead of Talks
U N forces halted their advance at Jabotville near Katanga's capital Elisabethville as diplomatic talks loom. Jean Tasnier, Katangan spokesman, said British and Belgian consuls in Elisabethville seek Tshombe's return to break with U.N. officials. Ralph Bunche arrived and pledged U.N. effort to secure movement through secessionist Katanga, amid reports of rifts between New York and Congo officials over new talks.
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Robin P. Marigck
Leopoldville
Congo
IAP
U.N
Moise Tshombe
Katanga
Elisabethville
Jabotville
Jadotville
Tshombe
Kelwell Sunt
Northen
Rhodesia
Jean Tasnier
Tshombbe
Ido
Bis
Etka
Taeniex
Ralph Bunche
United Nations
New York
Wiedom
Moise ‘Shombe
Bunche
Army to Reorganize National Guard Divisions and Brigades
The Army announced plans to reorganize the National Guard, proposing elimination of four guard divisions and formation of eight brigades. A committee of governors held preliminaries to negotiate future reshaping with the regular Army as talks continue on a concerted reorganization program.
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Washington
Army
National Guard Divi
Cyrus Vaner
Tay
Regular Army
Pentagon
Pentagon Reach
Rusk Sees Early Congo Settlement
Palm Beach AP dispatch reports Secretary of State Dean Rusk cites a potential Congo settlement as divisions realign under a new three brigade structure. President Kennedy praised reforms while Moise Tshombe’s stance, UN actions, and the timing of a NATO switch loom over the diplomatic talk in Palm Beach.
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Frank Cormier
Palm Beach
Fla
Dean Rusk Cone
Army
Kennedy Tiont
1St Armored
Ft. Sat
Vance
Army announces four division types under ROAD reform
The plan replaces five battalions with three brigades per division and introduces infantry, armored, airborne and mechanized types. It aims to align guard and reserve components with active forces and extends ROAD reorganizations to reserve combat divisions slated for retention under the reassignment plan.
Army To Continue Use of Helicopters
Washington reports the Defense Department will persist helicopter use to support South Vietnam operations. Five helicopter fire-support units were downed in a Tan Hep battle with Viet Cong, leaving three Americans dead and 19 wounded as the ROAD realignment advances. The Joint Chiefs approve converting Army Reserve units to a reorganized structure ahead of next year’s training cycle. Agreement among governors and the National Guard Bureau will set troop lists and stations.
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Washington
Army
Southmary
Tan Hep
Joint Chiefs
Atake
Paul D. Barkins
U.s.l
Viet Nam
Viet Cong
Mont
Pentagon
Army National Guard
Army Reserve
Jsannual
National Guard Bureau
Co. Army
Tunis
Viet:Nam
Sion
Ie Downs
Ali
Tinting
Tor Mane
Taason
Gencedl
Los Angeles
Babysitters Bill Introduced in House in 1962
Denver report notes Rep. Allen Dines of Denver pushes a bill to allow minors 12 and older to babysit and set work limits. The article also covers U S Army helicopter use in Vietnam and Republican leaders signaling a heavy fiscal restraint agenda under Kennedy policies.
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James
Harpster Denver
Relan
Young-T
Allen Dines
DsDenver
One Condition County hiring amid foreign aid debate
The report cites Senator Dirksen and Wirksen criticizing aid programs as ineffective while hinting at compromises with Senate liberals. The piece mentions staff funding cuts by the National Republican Finance Committee and ongoing discussions on education and youth protection policy amid political friction.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Senate
Leadey Everett Md Dirksen
Ulinois
Kennede
Isksen
Fridiey
Kennedy
Dirksen
Ariist
Toney
Wirksen
Mike Mansfield
Myatma
Loken
Hallocki
National Republican Finance Committee
Dirksen Patorson
Weller Sells Lumber Yards In Weld County Deal
Weller's Greeley and Ault Galeton yards are sold to Murphy Lumber Co and Weexl Lumber Co. Murphy, a UN Nebraska graduate, will be president and devote full time to retail lumber. Weller and family will stay in Greeley. Galeton yard to be managed by Louis Engle.
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Frank M. Weller
Murphy Lumber Co
C. Howard Murphy
Greeley
Ault
Galeton
Ood ‘Lumber Co
Glessner F. Wood
Weller
Waller
Oper
Weller Lumber Co
Colorado Springs
Murphy
University of Nebraska
Greelay
Sturphy
Weller Laumber Company
I Murphy Lumber Co
Grey Rotary Club
Congregational Church
Weld County Roab
Eatin Wood
Wood
Ault Lions Club
Louis Engle
Hame
Weexl Lumber Company
Weld County
Peru begins red roundup and plot charge amid strikes
The government announced a nationwide crackdown on alleged Soviet backed subversives aiming to disrupt elections. About 300 people were arrested in the first raids as the communique warned of a May timetable and a mass parade to celebrate a victory. The unrest follows copper mine attacks and broad social tensions in Peru after the 1968 coup.
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Lana
Halla
Ozy Sovernment
Sat
Moscow
Civil Board
Prague
Wavona
Peru
Serted
Tani Bell Lot Eden
Sociel
Sota Torpedo Gener
Arma
Flatista
Reinier Kheushchev
Winider Fidel Castro
Lil Jroys
Gs.owned
Cerra da Pasco Corp
Paul Haya de la Torre
Denver Man Dies in Sixth Road Crash of Year
The Associated Press reports Colorado’s highway death toll reached six, three more than last year. Danny D. McWain, 25, of Denver, died at the scene after his car reportedly stopped and was struck by a vehicle driven by Charles Donaldson of Derby. A passenger, Anna From, 24, was hospitalized in Denver with injuries.
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Associated Press
Colorado
Willy
Danny
D. McWain
Denver
McWain
Southurst
McWatn
Bparts
Charles
Doelaldson
Derby
Donaldson
Rinor Dae
Jaries
Anna
McWatn's
Skies Clear After Friday Snowstorm in Greely
Greely woke to clear skies Saturday morning after a Friday snowstorm that snarled roads. Temperatures rose from below freezing to around 33 degrees by noon. Public Service logged a low of 8 degrees and a high near 39, with about 0.8 inches of precipitation reported.
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Greely
Nighan
Temperskirs
Great Western Sugar Factory
Public Service
Priciay
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