Tshombe Capitulates and Seeks Congo Amnesty
Tshombe announced capitulation and asked for amnesty for himself and followers as Katanga joins Congo reunification talks. U.N. Secretary-General Thant welcomed the move and urged full freedom of movement for United Nations personnel while planning national reconciliation. Protestors burned and looted the Katanga embassy as tensions rose amid international reactions.
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Sy Rosin
Manmock
Levpoluyule
Tap
Katanga
Moise
Tshormbe
U.N
U. Thant
Ishombe
Kobweri
Tshombe
Congo
Amensty
Cyrille Adouly
Seowissen
Tshiombe
Nassians Troos
Elisabethville
Thamt
Cache Bank elects Alan L. Lord to board
Stockholders at the Cache National Bank elected Alan L. Lord executive vice president to join the 11-member board at the annual meeting. All other directors were re elected. Lord arrived from Saragla California last October and is the bank’s managing officer RK Schumann resumes duties as executive vice president at Greeley National Bank.
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Cache Vional Bank
Alan L. Lord
Cache
Locus
Cama
Tord
Sarraniealo
Calif
RK. Schumant
Bities
Greeley National Bank
India Fears Renewal of China War
India fears China may renew Himalayan border conflict after reports that six nation truce proposals were rejected by Beijing. Chinese forces hold about 14 000 square miles in Ladakh with October November gains, while neutrals urged a 12 mile pullback and mutual buffer posts. Six-nation plan from Ceylon Burma Cambodia Indonesia and United Arab Republic discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Bradsher
NEW Dell
India
Hed
China
Tnes
Peking
New Delhi
Ta Kung Pau
Snedish
Ladakh
Ceylon
Burma
Cam
Wane Indoresia
Ghans
United Arab Republic
Bank leaders push tax cuts as Hillside Center growth eyed
Schumann reported to lockholders on ae bank progress since opening last year at the Hillside Shopping Center. Total assets were 51.78.03 with deposits listed at 1M5.072.57, while plans for a new building and tax cuts drew support and debate among directors and local business leaders.
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Schumann
Ae Bank
Epping Center
Leer
Greeley
fed.Greater Inc
Gore Bell
Theldon K. Rissler
William K
He Hoss
RK. Schumann
Doh C
Todd
Varvel Jr
Meme
Lord
Dale R. Hinman
Roy
Schmidt
William Milner
Rashirr
Hugh Warrell
Emergency Aid Sought for Aged Medical Program in Colorado
Colorado senators Sam J Taylor and George Brawn introduced a bill to appropriate 1.0 million dollars to prevent deficits in hospital and medical care for old age pensioners. The plan mirrors a prior year’s 975000 approval and aims to fund the program through the end of the current year. The fund is capped at 19 million yearly, yet spending has exceeded this limit. A separate measure seeks federal urban affairs department creation and tax study on mobile homes.
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Denver
Colorado Senate
Sam J
Taylor
Walsenburg
George Brawn
Dale P
Turs
J. Pueblo
Congress
Federal Department of Urban Affairs
Harry Lavko
Hartsel
ELON
Excape
Kennedy Plans 13.6 Billion Tax Plan Details Soon
Washington sources report Kennedy will unveil a 13.6 billion dollar tax plan this year with proposed rate cuts and revenue recoupment. House and Senate Democrats indicated early tax action, while Medicare for the aged drew limited attention amid broader tax reform talks. Weather notes show partly cloudy conditions with mountain elevations and variable winds across regions.
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Washington
Kennedy
Inn
Congress
House
Senate
McCormack
Senate Democrate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
McCormbark
Colorado
Marinesident
Callege
Tera
Wabour
Iimits
Scramble Walk Pattern Terminated at City Intersection
City officials ended the scramble walk system at the Sth Ave and Sth St intersection. Pedestrians will cross with the standard parallel crosswalks as signs direct. The cycle time will be trimmed to about 65 to 70 seconds once drivers and walkers adjust to the new signals.
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Sth Ave
Sth St
P.m
Mervil ‘Miller
Finan
Boulder Denve r Turnpike Takes Up In December
Chief Highway Engineer Mark V. Watrous reported December revenue from the Boulder Denver Turnpike at $60,699, up $7,259 from December 1981. Toll stations logged 270,500 vehicles, a gain of 25.24 percent from the prior year.
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Denven Tar
High Way
Mark v. Watrous
Boulder-Denver
Local Man Lacerations After Train Strikes Car on Sth St
A Greeley man escaped serious injury Tuesday when his 1854 sedan collided with a Union Pacific diesel unit at the Sth Street crossing near the depot. The car skidded on ice and struck the train as it began to move after stopping to load passengers. The driver, identified as Jim R. Wright, was treated for facial lacerations at Weld County General Hospital. Witness Mrs. Raymond Romero reported seeing the train approach and the collision. The train conductor was George C. Fellows of Rawlins, Wyoming.
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Sth St
Jim Hitch
Greeley
Union Pacific Portland
O Rose
Ath St,rosing
Les Davison
Dimy R. Wright
RL 1
Davisur
Hile Taadine
Ice Wright
Davison
T “ Bigsineer Chivence Tssupeiis
Denver
Tompkins
George C. Fellows
Rawlins
Wyo
Wright
Weld Coun
General Hospital
Raymond Romero
S Ath St
Galitte Wesklirst
Siam
Tas
Mh St
Mishey
House Democrats Fight GOP Tax Cut Plan in Colorado
Denver lawmakers clash over an eight proposed 15 percent income tax cut as Gov. Leve's administration faces early budget issues. Rep. Allen Dines warns against gutting programs while the bill faces final House approval, possible Senate action, and a return to Gov. Love. The measure promises a roughly four million tax relief for Colorado taxpayers payable April 15.
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KEW
Company
Katangagen
Diers
Tshombe
United Nations
Dier
Leopaldville
Denver
API
John A. Leve
House
Allen Dines
Reginald Howard
Boulder
Dines
CaliForado
GOP
Jim
Gov. Love
Jeader
Steve McNichols
Legislature's Weekly Tab Reaches 49000 Dollars
Colorado lawmakers costs soar to about 49 173 dollars weekly as new daily expense allowance rises to 95 dollars after the November 6 election. The measure funds legislative duties including salaries, printing, and miscellaneous items, with final Senate approval expected this week.
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Denver
Colorado
Harry Locke
R-Harteel
Finance Committee
Jind
Rex Eaton Jr promoted to executive vice president at First National
Rex C. Eaton Jr. was promoted from vice president to executive vice president of the First National Bank of Greeley by the directors. Eaton, a native of Greeley born Sept 22 1985, attended Greeley schools and CSU, serving in the Navy before joining the bank in June 1996. He has held roles including assistant cashier, cashier, and vice president.
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Rex Eaton Jr
First National
Leonard N. Burch
First National Bank of Greeley
Rex C. Eaton Jr
Greeley
Eaton
Kemper School
United States Naval Academy
United States Navy
Korea
Naval Supply Corps
Ordinance Supply Office
Mechanicsburg
U.S. Naval Reserve
CSU
Colorado State University
Senate Approves Weed Designation In Colorado
In Denver Democrats and Republicans ended a feud by confirming Gov. Love's nominee Hugh H. C. Weed Jr. as director of revenue. The Senate approved seven McNichols appointments and one by Love, including public trustees and state board posts, with a 39 vote in favor. A bid to block Mrs. Beryl LaRocca failed, and the body adjourned after a contentious session.
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Denver
Colorado
Senate
Joh A. Love
Hugh H. C. Weed Jr
Colorado Springs
Steve
Steve McNichols
Love
McNichols
Beryl LaRocca
Arvedal
Jefferson County
James H. Shelton
Rd Courtle
Weld County
Lewis E. Starke
Fort Collins
Larramer County
Hervey Houston
Aurora Tal Ve
Oil and Gas Conservation Commission
Robert Tibbetts
School For the Deaf and Blind
Robert A. van Deusen
Jack Farnum
Glenwood
Springs
Marcela G. Targa
McVickeriday
Gay McNich
McNicholso
Case
LaRocco
Ranger i I Rogers
Lileton
Janes Salls
Duncelly
D-Trinidad
Gov. Love
Love Budget Seen To Be 132 Million Dollars
Governor John A Love and Colorado Republican lawmakers tentatively agreed on a 1969 70 operating budget near 122 million dollars for the state government. The deal followed their caucus the first between the new governor and GOP majorities in both houses. The plan would be about 4 million below the Schneiderman- era recommendation and reflect a 7 percent rise over the current year with an estimated 14 million dollars left for new buildings after some tax adjustments.
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Denver
Snitzcity
Steve Alc
Contre
Hon
New Bulsings
FBI arrests three in Littleton store robbery case
The FBI reports three men tied to a 2014 Littleton regional store holdup were arrested. Identified suspects include Baker, Armsteng, and Stewart, with investigations proceeding in Shreveport and Eb Vase areas.
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FBI
Littleton
Centennial Track
Sent
Werner
Donald Baar
la Stewart
Alvesty
Shreveport la
Eni Armsteng
Eb Vase
Baker and Armsteng
N test ban pact near as U S and Soviet inch closer
Washington AP reports U S disarmament chief William C Foster says a Soviet nuclear test ban agreement appears within reach if Moscow accepts a more flexible altitude. Arthur Dean remains pessimistic about progress while Foster and officials confer with Soviet representatives to resolve inspection terms.
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Marry Kelly
Washington
U.S
William C. Foster
Soviet Union
Foster
State Department
Arthur H. Dean
Ruswell L. Gilatric
Dean
Tate
Ciet
Disaes Mament
Arms Control Agency
Ulbricht Backs Moscow in Red China Dissent
East German Communist leader Walter Ulbricht voiced support for Soviet Premier Khrushchev in his clash with Chinese Communists. He argued Khrushchev’s Cuban policy preserved world peace and kept communism alive, rejecting Beijing’s stance at the party congress.
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Ulbricht
Moscow
China
Williams
Ryan Berlin
Walter Uterich
Khrushchev
Math Khrushchev
Ulbright
Mpen Hs
Communist Party
WKH
Kenshedy
Yuba
Effcr
Pekdk
Kiushehes
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P.m. Turselay
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Ghee
Rivest
Legislature
Weld
Rex C. Eaten Jr
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