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Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1963

Page

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Welfare Changes Expected To Save Half Million Dollars

County welfare director Lawrence Marostica reported to the county Commissioners that two years of welfare reforms should save about half a million dollars by year’s end. He detailed savings in hospital costs drug costs and child welfare while noting reduced general assistance and increased ADC refunds. He cited a shift to cost controls and cooperative prescribing and foster-home placement as key factors in the savings.

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Congo Denounces Two Consuls as Unwelcome

In Elisabethville the Congo government declared British consul Derek Dodwen and Belgian consul Frederik Vandewalle persona non grata for political stances. Foreign Minister Justice Nombo ordered their withdrawal within 24 hours, as Britain and Belgium faced possible diplomatic ruptura over Congo’s Katanga policy and UN cease-fire efforts. Vandewalle accompanied Katanga leader Moïse Tshombe back to Elisabethville after a border meeting, amid disputed Kalanga policy tensions.

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Weather forecast fragment from the eve of a cold wave

An OCR damaged weather note reports freezing temperatures and snow in several states. It mentions wind chills, continued cold north and east, possible blizzard conditions, and warnings for Colorado Wyoming and surrounding areas with frigid lows toward zero to twenty below.

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India Rejects Red Chinese Proposal

India rejected a Red Chinese proposal asking Indian forces to stay out of the Himalayan area evacuated by Communist troops after the May ceasefire. Foreign Ministry statements cited Nehru’s reply and noted no change in stance amid border tensions with China.

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NASA Drops Venus Shot

NASA revised its interplanetary program dropping plans for another Venus mission and shifting focus to Mars flight after the Mariner 2 success. The agency cited the Venus pass at 21,544 miles on December 14 and noted a Mars probe launch by Soviet Russia as influencing the decision.

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First Money Bills Approved by House

Seven bills, six providing appropriations totaling 197 556 dollars, won final House approval and moved to the Senate. A price tag resolution would require note of fiscal impact on revenues and expenditures, with a ten day budget director statement.

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School Board Adopts Policy on Suspension

The Greeley Board adopts a policy to suspend pupils for limited periods, transferring authority to principals. The plan allows up to five school days per suspension, with revised conference schedules and summer school options for 1981. Attendance and costs are noted, with mentions of prior deficits and in-service conferences.

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School Board Minutes Highlight Staffing and Facilities Plans

The School Board met Wednesday night approving the appointment of two teachers Young Calehpote and Devic Andean Thal for the coming year. They adopted a host of policies including a pension plan for pupils and temporary measures for football field improvements and a future district stadium at the new high school. The board authorized administration to update teacher salaries, pursue summer programs, and adjust meeting dates to February due to conflicts. They also discussed policy to assign more elementary principals and outlined future administrative staffing.

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Nation's Job Picture Holds Steady in December

Washington AP reports December 1962 job data show little change from November. Nonfarm employment rose to 63.5 million while unemployment edged up to 3.9 million and the seasonally adjusted jobless rate stood at 5.6 percent. Farm employment fell, and overall labor-force growth lagged expectations due to slower-than-anticipated rise in women workers.

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Storm Closes Some Schools and More Snow

A winter storm closes several schools as more snow and cold air move in. The region, including Evans and Lyons, faces travel hazards with plowing and delayed openings. Local officials monitor conditions and warn residents to stay off roads when possible.

Empire State Building Hit By Second Fire

New York dispatch reports a second daytime fire at the Empire State Building within 24 hours. Firemen cut a wall section on the 31st floor to reach smoldering insulation around a chilled water pipe, order removal of highly combustible insulation, and post a 10 hour fire guard. No evacuations or injuries occurred as workers noted smoke and lingering heat from Wednesday’s blaze.

New York Empire State Building Wedensday

Greeley Board Sets Plan for Administrator Salaries

Greeley school board agreed to act on a salary schedule for administrators as part of discussions on principal assignments for a new elementary school. The district will consider internal and external candidates, with a focus on temporary measures and recruiting efforts.

Motorists Asked Not To Park on Downtown Streets Tonight

Vernon Schaffer, Greeley street superintendent, urged motorists to move cars from downtown streets Thursday night to enable Street Department crews to clear the snow. City employees would grade roads all night to ensure passage.

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Detroit Car Buyer Trends Amid Rising Costs

Detroit report notes a shift in new car buyers aged 35 to 44 facing higher yearly expenses. Families with children under ten see budget pressures as prices and ownership costs rise, influencing purchase timing and model choices.

Detroit United States

Record set at college for winter term enrollment

College enrollment reached 4.30 at Colnsacy State College, a 2 increase from 1967. Registrar George Sanderson called the total above expectations and linked higher pay for advanced degrees and new certificates to expanded training. Teachers must travel distances to attend winter classes, with many attending full-day schedules.

State Coese George Sanderson Tate Sanderson

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