Pickup Skids Into Train Near Ft Lupton Injuring Couple
A Fort Lupton couple and their son were hurt when a pickup skidded into a southbound Union Pacific passenger train at a crossing two miles north of Fort Lupton. The woman suffered serious injuries while the husband and boy were treated and released. The engine and pickup were damaged, with debris scattered along the tracks. Local police reported the incident occurred at 7 06 A M on Friday.
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Penn and New York Central Plan Historic Rail Merger
The Pennsylvania and New York Central Railroads announce a merger into the Pennsylvania New York Central Transportation Co. with assets around 5.3 billion dollars and annual revenues about 1.6 billion. Board approvals were given in Philadelphia and New York and filings to the ICC are planned within 30 days. The new company will be headquartered in Pennsylvania. Exchange ratio sets 5.3 Pennshares for each NYC share and 1 for each Pennsylvania share.
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Arctic town rising at Frobisher Bay
Ottawa reports a permanent town to be built by 1565 at Frobisher Bay 1300 miles north of Morreal. Construction began this year. The eastern Arctic center already hosts temporary buildings and serves the Eskimo population. Population at the bay is 1500.
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Weather outlook shows frigid Colorado to Wyoming cold snap
The bulletin reports readings from 2 p m Friday at 15 degrees, with nightly lows down to 24 below in some areas. In Colorado, fair and warmer east tonight with increasing clouds and snow in northern mountains, high 25 to 35 west, 35 to 45 east. Wyoming sees rising clouds and scattered snow in northwestern mountains, low near 0 to 20 below, high around 20s to 30s.
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Stock Show Sales Hit 10.3 Million at National Western
AP reports the National Western Stock Show in Denver opened with officials projecting 10.1 million in sales from the week, plus over 3.5 million in breeding stock and meat stock. About 800 supporters arrived for the parade, with heavy snow delaying but not stopping entries. Notable consignments include 29 Merefords, 437 Black Angus, 144 Shorthorns and 44 quarter horses. The first club ribbon went to Gilbert Wagner, 15, a Greenley-area farm youth.
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Greeley
Greeley Man Dies After Bakersfield Car Crash
Thomas Chester Harper a 49 year old former Greeley resident died in Bakersfield California after being struck by a car Tuesday night on Highway 98. Driver John William Lynch 34 of Tiko Ney faces investigation. Survivors include uncle Eli Harper and two aunts in Greeley along with other siblings in California.
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May Watt
California
Thompson Gromyko Talk Berlin Talks in Moscow
U S Ambassador Llewellyn Thompson and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko held a three hour session in Moscow on Berlin. Thompson declined to describe the talks saying I cant say thing.
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Berlin
Leaders Cold to Kennedy Tax Cut Request
President Kennedy’s stand by tax proposal faces a cool reception from key congressional leaders. House Ways and Means Democrats avoid quotes while signaling no plan to move the measure, which would cut first bracket rates during a recession. Senate Finance Chairman Byrd calls it unconstitutional amid GOP criticism, as others push broader inflation and unemployment actions.
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New Search Set for 2 Lost Planes
Montrose AP Colorado wing commander Ku gene Adams says a headquarters will be set in Montrose for a two day search for two private planes missing in western Colorado or eastern Utah. He expects about 40 planes to join if weather holds. A twin engine plane piloted by Harry H Hansen, 44, of Sepulveda California, disappeared en route to Chicago with a planned stop at Alamosa Colorado. Last report was at Bryce Canyon Utah.
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City Opens Weekend Skating at Glenmere Park
Weather permitting, Glenmere Lake will host weekend skating with Saturday and Sunday access all day. Vern Schalfer, city park superintendent, said the plan depends on temperatures staying mild.
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Republicans see Kennedy speech as campaign target
GOP leaders opened a national committee meeting in Oklahoma City arguing Kennedy’s State of the Union is a political trap. They accused the president of soft lines on foreign policy and warned that his domestic agenda risks costly pitfalls. Miller and Wilson urged Republicans to mobilize labor votes and win big cities to gain a path to 1964 victory.
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Great Western Sugar Factory campaigns end with varied yields
The Great Western Sugar Company near Greeley Eaton Windsor and Windsor Fort Collins areas completed the 1960s slicing campaign. Greeley sliced about 152000 tons in 100 days, Eaton around 190000 tons, Windsor faced delays from a bitter freeze, and overall output aligned with past seasons while exceeding some rated capacities.
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Weld Would Get 2.3 Million Under Plan
Denver AP dispatch outlines proposed state aid to Colorado counties to replace 12 mill levies, listing Boulder, Prowers, La Plata, Denver metro areas and Weld as recipients with specific dollar amounts and minimum levy standards.
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Kennedy relies on two committees for legislative success
President Kennedy’s 1982 program hinges on the Ways and Means and Rules committees led by conservative Southern Democrats. Chairman Mills and Chairman Smith met privately as Kennedy pressed his proposals, including a health care measure under Social Security and a general school aid bill that faced strong committee resistance.
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Enrollment Reaches Record 40000 Across Vienna Universities
Enrollment at Vienna's universities and scientific schools hits a record 40,000, with a 30 percent rise in registrations. Officials note the surge reflects growing interest in science and higher education, signaling a training upturn for local research and industry.
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New Aid to Schools Proposal Presented
Denver AP report outlines a bill boosting state aid for Colorado schools by more than 7 million above home district funds. It proposes a statewide system with county support, offering a tax break of about 8 million and 5 200 per classroom unit, while dropping sales tax ratios and county mill requirements.
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Colorado
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Advanced Saturn rocket to be ready for moon missions
NASA and Marshall Space Flight Center announced a five engine first stage Saturn design with 1.7 million pounds thrust and a five engine second stage using liquid hydrogen. The system aims to carry about 110 tons to space, with a planned C5 configuration likely denoting the final power.
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Mercury Dips To 10 After Gain Thurs
Greeley area warmed Thursday after a record cold snap. Thursday’s high reached 24 at Public Service, 21 at Great Western, with a low of 10 early Friday. By Friday morning the area had 140 consecutive hours below freezing. Forecasts called for a low around zero and possible warming later.
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Warmer Weather Due for Colorado
AP reports mild conditions across Colorado with fair skies and rising temperatures in the east and southeast. Increasing clouds and warmth forecast in the northwest tonight, with light snow in northern mountains Saturday. Fraser hits 38 below as highs, while Loveland and Resthaven passes show snowpacked, sanded roads. Red Mountain, Molsa, and Coal Range icy and snowpacked.
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