Campaign ends at factory here in Greeley
Campaign ends at the Greeley factory of Great Western Sugar Company as beet slicing concludes. Lee Butler reports the campaign ran just over 190 days with an average of 3.1 tons sliced daily, totaling 85,490 tons. Exton, Winder and Brighten factories also noted activity as the statewide effort wraps up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Hitch
Greeley
Great West
Ern Sugar Company
Lee Butler
Yaner
Greeley and Eaton. Inc
Winder
Exton and Brighten
Oey Butler
Eaton
Windsor Am Brighton
Apo. Buller
Butler
Frank Jones
Rendent
Lynn Brown
Insurgents Kill Togo President During Coup
In a lightning coup insurgents killed President Sylvanus Olympio outside the U S Embassy in Lome and arrested several ministers. Exile leaders were named in Ghana and Cotonou as possible heads of the new government. Nicolas Grunitsky, a former Togaremier, was reported as a preferred successor by some sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Togo
Sylva-nus Olympio
U.S
Ghana
Revolutionary Movement
Idtiswu Antoine
Mestehi
Chamber of Deputies
Cotaga
Dahomey
Colunou
Nicolas Grunitsky
Togaremier
Grunitsky
Cotonou
Nation
Weather summary and forecasts across regions
Weather notes report varying temperatures with highs in the teens to the forties, scattered snow outlooks for Colorado and Wyoming, with mountains colder and lower elevations milder. Forecasts anticipate cold nights, small to moderate contrasts, and limited significant changes through the coming days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Abayerery Mountains
Postcards Ads Boost Business Spending
Washington report notes about two billion United States postal cards are produced annually. Approximately one hundred percent are purchased by firms for advertising purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
GOP Pushes Drive On Tax Bill Debate
Colorado lawmakers press to debate and pass a tax cut bill during the 1903 session. House Speaker John Vanderhoof reports a Tuesday morning caucus with Gov John A. Lovel and Republican leaders to advance action. The House Finance Committee meets to study the measure as lawmakers eye reapportionment of seats per Amendment No 7, reducing rural House seats while metro areas gain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
John Vanderhoul
Clenwood Springs
Senate
John A. Lave
Vanderloof
Republcan
House Finance Committee
Midsfierge
Palmer Burch
R-Denves
John G. Mackle
Istong‘ntont
Doc) Lamb
Lamb
Khrushchev in East Berlin for party congress
Premier Khrushchev arrived in East Berlin amid a snowstorm for the East German Communist party congress. He met Walter Ulbricht and other dignitaries at the flag decked station. He aims to view the Berlin Wall, propose a Berlin settlement, and condemn the Chinese Communists with European party support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Ryan
Khrushchev
East Berlin
Communist Party
Poland
Tig
Walter Ulbricht
Berlin
West
Hubcap theft ring busted in Greeley police announce
Police chief Earl Townley said officers broke a hubcap theft and shoplifting ring last week. Three youths, aged 15 to 18, were in custody for further questioning, with three more suspects sought. The crimes date back to November 1, with a Jan 9 traffic stop leading to the initial arrest. The 17 year old admitted involvement, detailing several hubcap thefts from a 1950s model car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Edscorw
Earl Townley
Greeley
Inbcap
William Riggs
Om Auto
Toe Potter
Aed
Trubeups
Hin
Syouth
Cval
Air Turbulence Hinders Search For Two Planes Missing
Persistent air turbulence slowed efforts to locate two planes missing near Colorado and California. Involved are crews and search parties scanning mountainous terrain from Denver to Eagle and beyond, with ongoing efforts to recover any wreckage and identify those aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conncado Mountains
Geman
Denver
Eagle
Waly
Cal Fugene Adams
Galorada
Meley
al Patral
Ole
Department Head Fired at Colorado College Chemistry Lab
Newton terminated longtime chemical engineering department head at the University of Colorado. The action sparked a letter from the dean claiming loss of confidence in leadership, with no resignation offered as of the report. Laurins, native of Glencoe, led the department since 19XX and previously taught at North Carolina State University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bollder
Colo. Cai
Stundy
University of Colorado
Allipe Newtay
Newton
Lauer
Newt
Dan
Laurins
Dypiriment
Glencoe
North Caralina
Femi
Ice Skating Hours Declared For Evenings At Local Park
A local notice states ice skating will be allowed from 6 to 10 p.m. at the park near Wah street, under the park superintendent. The weather remains cold as crews prepare the area and address safety concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saat
Fone
Wah ” al Andee
Record Cold Blankets Much of United States
Severe icy blasts from Wintec hit most of the nation over the weekend. Deaths and fires rose as travel halted and property losses climbed into the millions. Citrus crops faced damage in the south west, while furnaces, smudge pots, and arctic air pushed temperatures well below zero from Montana to Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wintec
Texas
California
Arizona
Weather Bureau
Chicago
Carolinas
Georsigia
Florida
Aross
Pacilic
Oregon
Great Lakes
Outhern Plains
Rockies
Montana
Hockives
Kennedy Plans 13.5 Billion Tax Cut Initiative
President Kennedy proposes a 13.5 billion dollar tax cut over three years as part of his State of the Union address. He urges Congress to act quickly, arguing the reforms will restore growth and full employment while balancing revenue needs and recovery. The speech outlines plans to use television and radio to communicate the message and emphasizes steady progress toward the administration's goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cormier
Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Kenne Tess
da Gavile Nixes
United States
Soviet Union
Howse
Yoon
Weathey Bureau
Greeley
Shires
Healy Thurang
De Gaulle Rejects Multinational Polaris Plan
Paris reports President de Gaulle said France cannot join the British American Nassau agreement creating a multinational Polaris missile force. He offered to build France's own atomic force and indicated France may, in time, acquire submarines and nuclear warheads. Britain’s position differed, as she accepted the Polaris offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
APO
Charles de Gaulle
France
Nassau
Dr Gaulle
Kkennedy
Bahamas
de Gaulle
United States
Britain
Jt. Kennedy
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Strawn
Washington
White House
UN to demand Tshombe surrender in Katanga crisis
Reports from Elisabethville say a UN emissary will press President Tshombe to surrender his stronghold. Diplomats warn that if he resists the UN may launch further actions. The Katanga base reportedly hosts 2,600 to 3,000 troops and is under threat of renewed conflict as supplies move toward Makamba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Neeld Elisbethville
Katanga
United Nations
Menilay
Kebrest
Mate ‘Tshombe
Elisabethville
Makambanga
Rhwiesia
Cam Rhodwena
Makamibo
Monianbo
Syed Nai
Paper mill project sparks town development in Longview
New York reports a wave of industrial activity near Longview with paper production planned for a site southeast of Kolveni. Dr. S. Bryce Wilson of the Reformed Presbyterian Seminary officiates at a ceremony. local obituaries note Miss Finley and Mrs. Charles T. Carson mourned by family in Beaver Falls. Separate national coverage highlights Kennedy’s tax package aims, Congress plans domestic programs, and a joint session televised address. Weather notes show a cold snap with record lows and shifting conditions in the Greeley area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ULN
Deseate
New York
Kolveni
Iso
Highway Deaths Rise to 13 in Colorado Toll
The Associated Press reports two more highway fatalities Sunday, raising Colorado's 1963 toll to 13, three fewer than last year. Ervin Holtman, 42, of Dover died when his car hit a bridge abutment on U.S. 287 near Denver. Hoffman perished from a broken neck alone in his vehicle. The wreckage of Thomas Barcue, 38, of Walsh was found in a borrow pit off a county road three miles south of To Butt Colv, with the car skidding over 300 feet before impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Colorado
Ervin E. Holtman
Dover
U.S. Highway 287
Denver
Hoffman
Thomas Bar Cue
Walsh
Bava
To Butt Colv
Tax Cut At a Glance Kennedy Tax Plan Preview
In Kennedy era reporting, the article outlines a proposed three year tax reduction of about 2 to 5 percent aimed at broadening the tax base and increasing corporate levies. It notes overall campaign figures and questions the scope of reform including a potential billion dollar impact and adjustments to individual rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Also Mentioned on This Page
Manny
Sontay
Jay
Rio
Calder
Perak
Geek
Segusional
Minst
Wyoming
Jaith St
Fhre Cox
Kay Schutt
Kersey
Cress
Schott
Tyily
Paul Moloney
GOP
Flebultian
Rath
Stigos
Ue Hubcape
Det
Lea Malcom
Wilbur” Ross
Wie Bay
Ford
Colorado Theater
Chevrolet
Camfield
Marlin Produce
Tih St
Union Pacific Depot
Justin's
Gordon's
McArthur Wheeler
Greeley High School
Colo. A
THE
Grace Winnifred Finley
Individua S Gould
Pittsburgh
Finley
Colorado State
Evans
Piney
Beter Brown
Horn
Sparta
Marissa
CSC
Abe
Ilinois
Manchester
England
Thei iLaboratory School
Ohio University
Athens
Tshombe
Téhombe
Fehombe
Kolyyei Center
Aatangsi
Ladet
Kotwea
Teria
S. Bryce Wiilson
Reformed Presbyterian Seminary
Miss Fir
United Presbyterian Church
Aliss Finley
Charles T. Carson
Norman Car 1Som
Beaver Falls
Charles Carson
Roy Carson
Jeter
Grace Finley
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!