U S Panama Reach Agreement On Restoring Ties
The United States and Panama agreed to resume diplomatic relations and open discussions on all issues including the Panama Canal Zone. Foreign Minister Galileo Solis and the OAS peace committee led negotiations, with a plan to resume talks quickly after a period of break.
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Ay Theodoore A. Roiger
Panama
Washington
Arl
Robertermediary
United States
Panama Canal Zone
Galileo Solis
Organization of American States
Merito
Solis
OAS
Ross Opposes Love on Tuition Hike Plan
President William R. Ross of Colorado State College denounces Governor Love’s proposed tuition increase. He notes CSU costs have risen as state support lags, calling for scrutiny of the two to one student to state aid ratio as the plan advances in fall 1964.
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William R. Ross Ou
Regara
Love
John Love
CSC
William R. Russ
Panamonths
U.S
Panama
United States
Canal Zone
Colo Lean
Solis
Trade State College
Fojhis
Colorado Stata
Colo Lends
Caribatado
Bean
Pacific
Nurses protest hospital budget cuts in Colorado
Colorado Nurses Association denounces a budget reduction for Colorado State Hospital in the coming fiscal year. They cite curtailed training, layoffs, and lower patient care levels, warning that geriatric coverage and support to communities will suffer as tuition and staff shortages rise.
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Denver
Colorado Nurses’ Association
Colorado State Hospital
Feo Veryiess
Association
Colorado adopts bill to alter state flag design
Denver AP report states Colorado House approves a bill to modify the official state flag and require it to be flown with the U.S. flag at state institutions. The measure, amended by Rep. Raymond Simpson, broadens the C in the design for visibility and gains immediate House cosponsorship. Speaker Vanderhoof calls it constitutional questions notwithstanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colorado
United State
Senate
Raymond Simpson
R-Cope
John Vanderhoof
Allenwood Springs
John
High Court Judge Hike Seen Likely
Colorado Supreme Court faces rising filings as Justice Albert T. Frantz signals possible expansion within years. He warned that continued growth could overwhelm the court and threaten stable, well crafted law.
Top JFK Aide Resigns Post To Write Book
Washington AP reports Theodore Sorensen, a top aide to John F. Kennedy for 11 years, resigns as White House special counsel to write a book about the assassination. President Johnson accepts the resignation reluctantly. Sorensen previously served as principal speechwriter and Justice Frankfurter clerk in 1963.
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JFK
Washington
Theodore C. Sorensen
John F. Kennedy
White House
Sorensen
Johnson
Peene Sorensen
Frania
Supreme
National Bank of Greeley Elects Dr Phillip Weaver to Board
The First National Bank of Greeley elected Dr Phillip D Weaver to its board of directors at the annual meeting. Weaver, a radiologist and former U S Air Force officer, moved to Greeley in 1956 and has served at Weld County General Hospital. He was born in Washington DC and studied at the University of Richmond and University of Colorado Medical Center. The bank reported a profitable year with deposits over 27 million dollars. Weather notes show 1 pm temp 35, morning 90.14 and rising, high winds in the west and northwest with varying temperatures ahead.
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First National Bank of Greeley
Phillip D. Weaver
Bellair Lane
de. Weaver
Washington, D C
University of Richmond
Genreeloinn Univer
Georgetown Univer
Leonard N. City
Washington
Burch
Robert
Davis
John W. Henderson
Low
Great Western
Harald S. Jones
Carl J. Magy
Nugan
Joseph F. Phelps
Y Dean
Roger
I Gilbert
Gilbert
Particul
Clarly
Uite
Weaver
Oval Reserve
U. S
University of Colorado Medical Center
Greeley
Weld County General Hospital
Inf the Cranlaw Cancorte Keon
All Directors Re elected Robert Reese Joins Bank Board
All officers and directors were reelected at the West Greeley bank stockholders meeting. Robert A. Reese, former president of Weld Greeley Grows Greater, was named another director and will stay involved with future planning and development. The bank plans a move to a new building this weekend and a grand opening in about 36 days.
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Robert Reese
Bank
West Greeley
National Bank
Lwr
Robert A. Reese
Weld Greeley Grows Greater Inc
Whlely St
L. Assn
Lee Eldred
W. D. Farr
Dialette R. Hinman
Warren Monfort
Curtis S. Slife
In- Schuenenn
I Bank
Schantana
Champion Steer Brings $5.75 a Pound at Western Show
The grand champion Hereford steer at the National Western Stock Show sold for 475000, a per-pound rate of 5.75 as debates over welfare funding and aid to dependent children raged in Colorado. Governor Love noted budget strains while lawmakers sparred over whether to restore cuts and how to fund aid for dependent children. The dialogue highlighted tensions between welfare spending and state revenue prospects for the coming year.
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Denver
Welfare Board
Nobby and Weiphig House
Reginal
Byjard
Boulder
Stankey
Wellsman
Rex Howell
Grand Belle Plater
Iowa
Brown Palace Motel
State Welfare Board
Howard
Appropriations Committee
Oampion
Ney Wade
R-Las Animas
Short
Saille
John A. Love
To Love
Love
Mount View
Morrison
Rights Group Prods Love For Fair Housing Action
The Denver AP report notes CORE threatened a direct action unless Gov. John Love calls for expanded Fair Housing legislation. A telegram from Ray Swart of the Denver CORE delegation urged the governor to add specific housing anti-discrimination measures to the legislative agenda or face possible legislative action. The governor said he is studying amendments and will decide based on conference findings, not threats.
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Denver
Congress of Racial Equality
Assembly
CORE
John A. Love
Colorado
Spumn
Ray
Swart
Den
Birmingham
Vinia
U S Facing Criticism Over Panama Issue
An AP survey cites foreign reaction showing the United States taking heavy criticism from Latin America over Panama. The report notes charges of imperialism, calls for canal internationalization are more popular, and Panama’s nationalism gains broad support in the region.
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Washington
Information Agency
United States
Panama
Latin America
Mansfield
Moscow
Peking
Havana
U.S
Baker Deals To Be Publicly Revealed By Senators
Washington AP report says the Senate will publish records detailing Robert G. Bakers wealth and holdings, but may exclude income tax information. Sen George Smathers and Chairman H Everett Jordan commented on testimony about business ties to Smathers and a Florida real estate venture. Aide Mike Mansfield noted discussions on maritime canal plans and the Panama route, while the committee weighs outside activities connected to Baker’s official duties. The panel’s next hearing is tentatively set for later this week.
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Washington
Senate
Robert G. Baker
George A. Smathers
D. Fla
H. Everett Jordan
D-N.c
Jortland
Mon’ Dey
Baker
Scott J. Peek
Smathers
Florida
Sen
Wald Baker
Ste
Mike Peek
Mansfield
Montana
United Stateas
Mexico
Orange County
Kennedy Leaves for Sukarno Talks in Asia
Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy flies from Andrews Air Force Base with a small staff on a mission for President Johnson to persuade Indonesia's Sukarno to ease tension with Malaysia. He will visit Manila for talks with President Macapagal, then London, before returning to report. Thailand and the Philippines offer mediation as Kennedy stresses U.S. concern over a Malaysian Indonesian clash.
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Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Tokyo
Johnson
Sukarno
Malaysia
Philippine Foreign Office
Kennedy
Manila
Diosdado Macapagal
London
Alec Douglas-Home
Lar
Dohasai
State Department
Sukarmo
Tunku Abdul Rahman
Philippines
Sukarnno
Thailand
Jateport
Indonesia
U.S
Foy
Tri Fiect
Kendign Ocean
Greeley Nat's Director Retires and Monfort Elected
W. Monfort joins Harry Farr G A Spear and H D Waldo Jr on the advisory council as all other directors are reelected. New officers from the board include Pearson president, Becker and Katherline as vice presidents and assistants, with assets deposits and loans hitting new highs. The bank reports record earnings and a large cash dividend plus a 33 percent stock dividend.
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Warren H. Monfort
Monfort
Greeley National Bank
Fional
Olf
Cers
Hermen’ Nual
Pearson
iWednesday
Herbert Becker
Fram
George Katherline
Hinman
Dallas Woman Fails to Appear in Adlai Case
A Dallas woman failed to appear in court regarding charges tied to a protest involving Ambassador Adlai Stevenson. Judge Charles Wells ordered bond forfeiture of 25 dollars after her absence, with the case continuing despite the absence.
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Dallas
Adlai Stevenson
Corporation Court
Charles Wells
Core ‘Frederickton
Ee Stevenson
United Nations
U.N
Cal
Las Memorial Auditorium
Clie
Schoolfield
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Peste
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