New Postal Rates Rise Across First Class and Mail
New postal rates set by Congress last year take effect Monday raising first class letters to 3 cents, cards to 4 cents, and airmail letters and other mail to varied increases. Officials expect about 459 million dollars extra annual revenue for the Post Office Department, with full nationwide effect in stages over three years. The change hits daily users immediately, raising the cost of mail for families paying bills and staying in touch.
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John Beckler
Washington
Jeter
Congress
Post Office Department
Fire destroys Martin Produce building Saturday night
A Saturday night blaze at Martin Produce, 617 8th Street, caused about 4000 dollars in damage. Firefighters from Station Seven arrived around 7 17 p m after delays at a Union Pacific crossing. Flames were visible from the front as trains passed. Entry required smoke masks. damage was concentrated at the north end with heavy smoke harm to contents. Building damage around 2000 dollars and contents 2000 dollars.
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Martin Produce
Station Ove
Union Pacific
Climax Miners to Vote on 38.14 Cent Package
Climax Miners will vote Tuesday on a proposed wage package from Cmax Marybdenum Co. The package aims to raise miners' pay as part of a 42 year period of changes. Miners and electricians at the plant have struck over terms in recent months.
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Leatville
APY
Cmax Marybdenum Co
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Weather Summary from The Associated Press and State Reports
Weather forecast and reports mix with scattered data on temperatures and barometric readings. The text mentions Colorado conditions with fair skies, warm western valleys, and possible snow flurries. Wyoming reports a stiff cold spell with snow and a fatal vehicle incident near Eagle.
Rules Seen as First New Congress Battle
Washington observers say the opening of the new Congress will spark a clash over House rules with Democrats likely to press liberal legislation. A Gov Kennedy era shift remains uncertain as Southern Democrats and liberals align against Republicans to shape the rules panel and influence major bills. The fight holds implications for the 1964 presidential and congressional elections and for the president’s program.
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CAP Searches For Plane and Two Craig Men
Denver CAP and volunteers launched a three day search for a missing silver Cessna 172 piloted by Loyal Cook and Eart Smith. The Craft was en route from Craig to Denver when it vanished near Rabbit Bar Pass amid snow. relatives say no flight plan was filed.
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Honolulu Bank Employee Loses Job Over Money Allergy
In Honolulu, Clifford Fujiwara, a bank teller, reportedly lost his job after an allergic reaction to money. Doctors say he is possibly the only banker widely allergic to currency. He now works in the warmmercial department handling money cautiously.
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Clifford Fujiwara
America Security
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Officials Deny British Jets Eluded NORAD
British officials deny reports that four Vulcan bombers slipped past NORAD in a past drill that could have struck New York Chicago Los Angeles. U S spokesmen called the claims nonsensical and said no British forces took part in such an exercise since 1961.
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Londart
Jets
New York
WingLon
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Los Angeles
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Ica
Hercise
New Hudson School Opens Amid Bold Claims
Hudson reports a new school with elaborate security and deterrence concepts amid references to nuclear missiles and advanced defense ideas. The article notes the building’s completion, future plans for grades one through four, and a PTA open house planned for January seven, amid sensational predictions and scattered OCR errors.
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PTA
Neister Retires as Ault Bank President After 40 Years
C L Neister retires as president of Farmers National Bank at Ault after four decades. He sold his share to Claud Evans of Ames IA who will become president. Neister plans to pursue personal business and travel. He joined in January and rose to director, cashier, then president in 1967 following Hasbrouck’s resignation. Under his tenure deposits grew from 214.94 to 2,730,000 with last month at 3,922.64. He also served as VP of Colorado Regional Clearing House Association.
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C. L. Neister
Farmers National Bank
Claud Evans
Ames,ia
Bank
Neister
Wwe
Jacob Hasbrouck
Neisler
Hotere Bank
Colorados Regional Clearing House Association
State Planning Head Fired by McNichols
Governor McNichols ousts William Williams as State Planning Director amid charges of negligence and incompetence tied to Colorado State Hospital construction. Williams denies the charges and vows to defend before the Civil Service Commission. McNichols accuses Williams of disregarding information, weakening staff morale, and failing to ensure contract compliance.
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Reve McNichols
Ires
William Ms. Williams
Colorado Civil Service Commission
McNichols
Williams
Colorado State Hospital
Publo
Wiliams Center
Willams
Mathys
Civil Service Commission
John A. Love
Aile Planning Advlstry
Love
B. Daniels
Colorado Springs
Otter State
McNicholy
Wiliams
Volun
Eeplanning Division
Pleads With GOP To Retain His Programs
Colorado Governor McNichols urged a Republican legislature to preserve programs from his Democratic administration. He warned that major tax cuts would derail the proposed budget and outlined funding for education, colleges, and state services as he prepares to leave office. John A. Love, the incoming Republican governor, is expected to outline his views in inaugural remarks.
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Denver
APJ
Steve
McNichols
Allie
Moorecom
Colorado
John A. Love
Love
General Fund
Tshombe To Get Chance To Save Face
Katanga crisis deepens as Tshombe reportedly nears return to Elisabethville amid calls from Belgian and British officials to withdraw while UN and Congo authorities move to reintegrate Katanga. Central government plans currency and customs actions as forces build for possible Kolwezi operation.
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Kennedy Fo Meet With Party Heads
President Kennedy plans a bipartisan briefing with congressional leaders from Bath parties in Washington. A professional delegation will discuss aims at 40 p.m. after Kennedy returns from a winter day in the capital.
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Meredith Will Not Reenroll At Mississippi Under Siege
Meredith says he will not register again at the University of Mississippi while the campus remains under guard. Enrolled Oct 1 under federal protection, he attended classes and planned to stay through the term amid the present circumstances. Final exams run Jan 2 to 22. he aims to take them and remain at least through the term. Students face strict grade expectations to avoid probation or expulsion.
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Love Plans Sharp Cut in State Budget
Governor elect John A. Love pledges a leaner budget than Governor MacNichols, proposing sharp expenditure cuts for the next fiscal year. He aims to trim costs, expects to submit proposals in about ten weeks, and cites a total government spending target near 141 million dollars with limited room for new construction.
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John A. Love
Steve MacNichols
Love
Fenee Capitol
Colacedy
Colorado
Carly Sound
Ike Says Cuba Wasn't Victory
Washington report notes former President Dwight D. Eisenhower stated the Soviet missiles withdrawal from Cuba was not a victory for the United States nor a comprehensive settlement. He commented on the outcome during remarks in Washington.
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Cuba
Washington
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McNichols Loses Re-election Bid Over Tax Stand
Former governor Steve McNichols says his tax policy hurt his bid for re-election as he cites Eisenhower and Khrushchev comments. He warned that opponents promised another income tax cut but would resist when faced with Soviet pressure.
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Castro
Eisenhower
Denver
U SiGov
Steve McNichols
Cal News and World Report
United States
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Inter-Shim
Gettys
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Munisis
Short Sets Off Warning Siren Near Telephone Work
Workmen from a telephone company were repairing cable near the bank when an electrical short triggered a warning siren at the Fit NS building. The siren rang briefly before the issue was corrected and normal conditions resumed.
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Telephone Company
Snatey
Benk
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