Tshombe Returns To Elisabethville Amid Katanga Turmoil
Reports from Elisabethville describe Moise Tshombe returning to his palace as gendarmerie clamp down in Kolwezi and Kasai. UN officials warn of explosive charges targeting power stations and a dam while Katangan authorities urge cooperation to protect vital industries and aid affected citizens.
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Demai
Elisabethville
Kalanga
Katanga
Moise Tshombe
Leopoldville
Union
Kasai
Congo
Maniere du Haut
United Latms
Kolwezi
U.N
Capidl
Union Minieve
Kasal
Telismbe
Tshombe
Kipushi
Kolwedi
Budget Faces Sharp Cuts in $99 Billion Proposal
Democratic and Republican leaders on the House Appropriations Committee push for deep cuts to a proposed $99 billion fiscal plan, aiming to reduce defense and other areas by up to $10 billion. The budget, tied to Kennedy's pending proposal, highlights defense as the largest line item, with officials uncertain about the exact reductions across departments.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Kennedy la
Clarence Cannon
Dengen
Jensen
Judge Carpenter Swears in Weld County Officials
Judge Donald A. Carpenter swears in six Weld County officials for a new four year term at a ceremony Tuesday in Greeley. The lineup includes Sheriff Bob Welsh County Clerk Mrs. Abu Spomer County Assessor Herbert Han i en County Treasurer Charles Bursiel and County Commissioner Els ter Shultz with two year terms for justice of the peace and constables for Justice Precinct No. 7. Also sworn in were judges Howard Mype and Chintide Vielma, and former chief deputy clerk Matheson.
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Frank Colohan
Donald A. Carpenter
Weld
Bob Welsh
Abu. Spomer
Herbert H. Hani#en
Charles 0.Bursiel
Elster 1S. Shultz
Paul N. Led Fwelck
Howard Mype
HPRY
West
Chintide E. Vielma
Bhief
Ihr
Matheson
Charles A
Roy S. Uther
Love Sworn In Pledges Tax Reduction Ambitions
Colorado’s new governor John A. Love vowed a leaner government with a 10 to 16 percent cut in state income taxes, while stressing education funding within fiscal limits. He announced upcoming statewide listening trips and outlined plans to preserve local government and grow economic enterprise to fund essential services.
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State Capitol
Love
Utes High School
McNicholy
Ed C. Johnson
Dan Thornton
Alple
Nichols
Ely
Selfire
Colorado
Jaime
Creek
Bypass Work Progress Report for Greeley Route Phase
Officials report ongoing bypass construction schedules with several phases in progress. Grading is about 30 percent complete, with 80 percent on the north grade and 10 percent on the south, while structural work on the overpass is around 50 percent done. Weather may delay and March resumption is anticipated. Road access changes include detours to Ganien City and Rosedale.
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Bower
Prom Eth
Greeley
Hower
Ganien City
Rosedale
Goulart Leads By 6 to 1 Vote in Brazil
In Rio de Janeiro a large early result shows President J on Goulart with a commanding lead as Brazil votes in a presidential referendum. Officials project a decisive victory, with about 1 million voters counted or expected to participate.
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Goulart
Nid DE Janeiro
Brazil
Jono Goulart
Jesus
Gadnet
Love Likely To Ask Tax Cut Friday
A denser report outlines expectations that Love will request a tax cut during a Friday session. Republican leaders and Governor discuss possible revisions to state income tax, with a joint House Senate meeting planned in the state capitol.
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Denver
Regiglatumn
Jabu Winder
Ranger Rogers
Senate
GW Plans Million Dollar Expansion at Greeley and Windsor
GW announces a $1 million plan to expand its Great Western Sugar factories in Greeley and Windsor. A new beet dryer and warehouse will be built at Greeley, with continuous diffusers installed at both mills to replace existing batch diffusion. The project aims for full operation by the 1963 sugar campaign, with completion of the shift to continuous diffusion across all plants.
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Great, Western Sugar Company
Creeley
Windsor
Frank A. Kemp
Greeley
Kemp
Windsor T
Moniday
Lee Buller
Uie Pup
County Planning Commission
Mons
Wall
Planners Recommend Variance for Plant
Great Western Sugar Co seeks a zoning variance to allow a pulp warehouse and dryer near First Ave in Greeley. County Planning Commission backs the variance to match industrial standards at other towns. A public hearing is set January 21 in the county commissioners office to consider the petition and setback relaxations for a 42 foot front setback.
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Longmont
Wonday
Loveland
Brighton
Fort Morgen
Ovid
Rin Ananing
Sugar Company
Commissioners
Butler
First Ave
Buller
Denver Dry Expects To Hire 75 Persons
Frank Johns president of Peaver Dry Goods Co. outlined plans for a new Denver Dry store in Greeley. The 75 person workforce targets local hires with a summer opening set for August 1963. Johns cited staffing, fixtures, merchandise, and management structure while noting construction delays in steel deliveries and the plan to move a trained manager from Denver.
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Denver Dry
Frank Gappa
Frank Johns
Peaver Dry Goods Co
Greeley
Johns
Greeley Grows Greater, Inc
Bem Greeley
Rotert Reese
GGG
Possibel
Denver
Isales
Menis
Beever Dry Johns
Tim Dew
Mona Lisa Ceremony Set Tuesday
Johns stated Denver Dry Foods will operate a Greeley store duplicating Cherry Creek Denver inventory with popular merchandise shipped directly to Greeley from suppliers. He stressed it will not be a second Denver warehouse store.
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Johns
Denver Dry Foods
Greeley
Denver
Cherry Creek
Jenver Dry
T He. Greeley
House Democrats Ratify Rules Group Change
The Democratic caucus backed enlarging the Rules Committee to 15 members, giving liberals an 8 to 7 edge, a move aimed at smoothing Kennedy’s legislative path. Outcome hinges on Senate action and future party strategy as Republicans prepare to weigh in at a White House conference.
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Kennedy
Washington
Keacers
House
Voice
Winery
We McDermark
Massa
Nell Wisson Mousy
Will Bey
Podro J. Whilbin
Maseachusetts
Card Albert
Oklahoman
Lovekors
Asth
Mona Lisa arrives in Washington for national tour
President Kennedy welcomes Leonardo da Vinci masterpiece as Secret Service guarded exhibit opens in the National Gallery of Art. Visitors pace the burgundy velvet hall while foreseen crowds plan to view the Mona Lisa during a four week run in the capital.
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Raymond J. Crowley
Washington
Il'y Mons
Mona
Leonardo da Vinci
Leonardo
Kennedy
Palm Beach
Secret Service
iWest
National Gallery of Art
Louvre
Earl Warren
United States
Herve
Miphand
Nennedy
Cabinet
Dplcauts
Athera
Pretty Wall Complete Johns Store Plans in 51 000 sq ft Center
Pretty Wall Complete Johns announces a general store in Maine Kansas with 51 000 square feet, fixtures about 875000 dollars, expanding to a third floor merchandising and escalator to service all levels, as plans shift from the original 42 000 square feet.
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Denver Dry
Gree Fey
Greeley
Cob
Delive
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