Monfort Reports Odor Problem To Local Group
Ken Monfort addressed a committee on odor and air pollution from feedlots in the area outlining proposed measures to reduce nuisance. He stressed responsibility, cooperation with the community, and a plan targeting manure, drainage, insect control, and dust while noting other contributing factors beyond his operation. Dr Raefell noted feedlots are not the sole cause, urging broader attention to drainage and environmental factors.
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Jim Mtom
Greeley
Gth
Kenler
Eth Monfort
Monfort
Josephié Raefell
Wishis Tal
Monforts
Fee
De Gaulle Hints On Recognizing China Timing Not Policy
Paris AP reports President de Gaulle may soon recognize Red China but delays reveal timing. The issue centers on when France will act, not whether, with observers noting his statements hinge on political timing and international reaction.
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de Gaulle
China
Richard K. O'Malley
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
France
Red China
Robert Hits Areas of Colorado
Denver AP report notes a capricious sequence in coverage as the unnamed Robert confronts scattered hit areas across Colorado. Readers are urged to follow updates on developing incidents and official statements from local authorities.
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Robert
Colorado
Kennedy Sukarno Seek Peaceful Malaysia Accord
Sukarno and Robert F Kennedy discussed resolving the Malaysia crisis by consultation. Officials described the talks as friendly and paving the way for a summit with Philippines President Macapagal and Malaysian Prime Minister Abdul Rahman, with further talks planned after breakfast.
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Sukarno
Diosdado Macapagal
Federation of Malaysia
Vehlé
Kennedy
Ifhotel
Five Yanks Die in Viet Red Battle
The report notes the deaths of five American service members in a Viet Cong engagement near Saigon. It also mentions civilian and strategic losses, including a heavy Vietnamese ambush 20 miles northeast of Saigon with 31 dead, 39 missing, and 49 guerrillas involved.
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Hetes
China
South
Viet Nam
U.S
Saigon
Shout
Love Asks Revival of Golden Gimmick in Ohio Race
Lt. Col. John H. Glenn Jr. announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for United States senator from Ohio. He spoke in Columbus and said he will retire from the Marine Corps to enter politics, aiming to bring his 22 years in government service to Congress.
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Love
Columbus
Ohio
Ltj
John H. Glenn Jr
Glen
Johnson
Stephen M. Young
Glenn
Chieu
Marine Corps
Congress
Mobi
America
Free World
Myeal
United States
Glenn Saane Nas
Nation
Colorado Five Day Forecast With Regional Snow Threats
Partly cloudy with scattered snow in northern mountains and windy conditions. Highs 25 to 55 across regions with western mountains cooler and southeastern areas warmer. Overnight lows 6 to 25 below in high valleys, gradual warming toward next week. temperatures near seasonal norms east of the border.
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Mounttain
Ville
Colorado
State Records Ninth Highway Death Thursday
A Denver man died from highway injuries on Thursday in Colorado, the ninth traffic death this year in the state. Authorities said William J. Daley, year old, was struck while crossing a Denver street by a vehicle driven by Dennie Axtell, 21, of Lincton, Colo. The driver was not injured as police described conditions with partly cloudy skies and scattered snow flurries west and east, with temperatures in the 20s to 40s and winds from the west.
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Associated Press
Denver
Wyoming
Colorado
Border
Collert
William J. Daley
Dennie
Axtell
Lincton
Colo
Salvation Army advisory board names new officers and members
Dale Hinman elected chairman of the Salvation Army advisory board with Kenneth Monfort as vice chairman and Milred Hansen as secretary. Three new members Keith Jump Richard Boettcher and Robert Rangel join, while existing members include Trene Waite Bill Huneke Gordon Rissler George Anderson Norman Dean Everett Francis Mary Wilkinson John.
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the Salvation Redman
H. Ramsay Jr
Army Advisory Board
Free Werner
James Allely
Robert Turner
Leonard Burch
Margaret Williams
Sue Mosier
T the Board
Cap
L. Wickland
Richard Fitton
Mitchell
Harley Glid
Dalé
T den
Mildred Hansen
Harry Hibbs
Keith Jump
New State Farm Mountain States
Richard Boettcher
Robert Rangel
U.S. Department If Labor
Advsory
Trene Waite
Bill Huneke
Gordon Rissler
George Anderson
Norman Dean
Everett Ifrancis
Mary Wilkinson
John
Denver Gov Love shelves fair housing bill amid protests
Denver AP Gov John A Love refused to place fair housing legislation before the legislature despite three days of demonstrators in his waiting room. He said he is opposed to government by demonstration and the action heightened tensions as CORE members and others pressed for inclusion in the governor’s call for the session.
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Denver
John A. Love
Sime
Ray Stuart
Congress
Love
Pam
Colorado General Assembly
CORE
Eave
University of Calorado
Boulder
Iti
House Ing
4 News Conferee
Gov
Lave
Ice Skating At Two Parks Discontinued
City officials announced Friday morning that ice skating at Glenmere and Luther Parks has been halted until further notice. Vernon Schaffer, street and parks superintendent, cited warm weather and local chinook winds as making skating unsafe.
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Glenmere
Luther Parks
Vern Schaffer
New Panama Talks Collapse Amid Crisis Over Canal Dispute
The Panama talks on a new canal treaty appeared to stall as Chiari's Liberal party faced mounting pressure. U S diplomats and Panamanian officials weighed behind the scenes moves while Chiari threatened to recall ambassadors if Washington did not renegotiate the 1903 pact. The White House and Secretary Rusk urged negotiation without violence as the crisis intensified in Panama and Washington.
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Robert Berrellez
Panama
Canal
U.S
Arco Galindo
CAS
Chiari
Washington
Marco Robles
Trucco
Larately
Canal Zone
Roberto Chiaril
Hursday
Andrew P. O'Meara
Edwin M. Martin
Martin
Robert J
Fleming
Spinoeett Yank von
White House
Dean Rusk
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United States
Rusk
Hewsien
Liberal Party
High-Pressure Selling Tactics Probe Shifts Focus
Colorado State senator urges investigation into aggressive sales practices across industries. Probe targets fast talking door to door sales and real estate agents, aiming to curb pressure tactics and consumer harm.
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Deaver Lapiaa
Colorado
Warts
UF Honors Key Persons In 63 Drive
Greeley United Fund Thursday night honored several people for their roles in the 1963 campaign. Robert Royle received a plaque as drive chairman for raising seven percent over goal. Mrs. Gordon Rissler and Mrs. Earl Towning were recognized for recruiting 491 volunteers for the residential drive. Division chairmen honored included Mrs. Helen Williams services two John Todd advance girls Chuck Carlson payroll Rob Willard foods one two and three. Three crusaders honored for soliciting efforts were Dick Keirnes Dale Gowdy and Don Buell. Captains receiving plaques at drive end were Frank Sheehy Gordon Mackey and Bill Athutt. Dr J Lee Eldred president of the board also received the president's trophy. His term ends March 1.
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Greeley United Fund
Boandt
Robert Royle
Poal
Gordon Rissler
Earl Towning
Helen Walliams
John Todd
Chuck Carlson
Rob Willard
Dick Keirnes
Dale Gowdy
Don Buell
Frank Sheehy
Gordon Mackey
Bill Athutt
J. Lee Eldred
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