Northern Colorado stockyards plan announced near Greeley
Hoy Johnson of Northern Colorado ards Properties announced construction of terminal stockyards one mile north of Greeley on Mumper hill. The facility costs over a quarter million dollars and will handle beef, lambs, and feeder cattle with a 6000 head capacity. Public and private sales are planned with interest from major packing firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoy Johnson
Taverne
Northern Coloradoards Properties Company
Aeid
Colorado
Bob Beard
Greeley
Mumper Hill
Johnson
Olims
Greeley Countey Club
Colojrado
Nebraska
Wyoming
Union Pacific
Johmson
United States
Bilding
Producers Livestock Marketing Association
Weld County
Ivery
Bomber Explodes Over Utah and Wreckage Found Near Monticello
An Air Force Ba? jet bomber exploded high over the southeast Utah desert at dusk on Thursday night. Three flames fell to earth, two crew members parachuted to safety, and searchers found possible bodies among wreckage near Monticello. Officials described the crash as disintegrating in a flash, with the burning debris scattered along U.S. Highway 160. The crew of a commercial airliner reported seeing the explosion shortly after takeoff from Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Utah
Ken ‘Bailey
Sherrif
Charles. Searle
Cortez
Colo
Seacke
Scarfe
Salt Lake City
Colorado Weather Report Mixed Readings Across State
The report outlines scattered snow along the Nebraska border and mostly fair conditions elsewhere. It notes colder east and northeast regions, with lows near 10 below in the mountains and in the 0s to 10s elsewhere, and highs around 40s to 50s with wind turning northerly. Forecast calls for continued cold in mountains, fair to mild on the plains, and a gradual warming after the first of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Nebraska
Plains
Greast
Wyoming
Cobler
Monntains
Windsor Bay State 4H Beet Champ Crowned
Eleven Greenwald of Windsor topped the state 4H sugar beet contest in the Great Western Sugar program. Runnerup was Joyce Meyer of Ashton who led Loveland district, with Greenwald producing 29.3 tons per acre and 18.1 sugar content, and Meyer 25.6 tons. The top district winners joined state contenders at the National Western Stock Show after a dinner. A total of 268 projects entered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwald
Birs
Casey Greenwald
Windsor
Great Western Sugar Company
Agar Beet -Languet
Denver
U.S
Doyce Weyer
Warren Beyer
Ashton
Miss Meyer
Loveland
Meyer
City Ends 1960 With Balance of Nearly $500,000
City Manager B H Cruce presents the year end 1960 financial report showing a total balance on hand December 31 1960 of $456 000, up over $100 000 from 1959. The report details general fund receipts and expenditures including transfers to equipment maintenance off street parking and airport improvements and notes a deficit in some funds due to a $30 000 loan for airport hangar construction.
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Frank Coonan
B. H. Cruce
Union Pacific Railroad
Airport Building Fund
Insmit
Meek
Ee Haine
Water Fund
Seaman
Poudre River
Northern
Colorado
Walter
Wally
Water Board
Kennedy Sworn in In Snow and Cold
Kennedy becomes the 35th president amid a snowstorm at the Capitol. Chief Justice Earl Warren administers the oath at 2 51 pm as Kennedy, 43, pledges to confront world problems and uphold liberty. Eisenhower attends. the inauguration runs 20 minutes late under bright but cold conditions.
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AY Megessroyen
Kennedy
Earl Warren
Kennnedy
Uberty
Ofer
Hoover
Arthur
Representatives
Supremesman
Washington
John F. Kennedy
Herbert Treaver
White House
Twight D. Eisenhower
Harry S
Tru
U.S
Hary
Capitol
Eisenhower
Marttal
Kennedy Rides in Open Car on Inauguration Day
President Kennedy rode in the open top ceremonial car with Jacqueline as snow covered the capital. The parade along Pennsylvania Avenue drew crowds despite ticket shortages and dense police effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Capitol
Whitney
Washington
Jacques Hine
White House
Pennsylvania Avenue
Get Out Alive as Jet Plane Crashes
A jet airliner crashed Thursday night after takeoff in a snowstorm, killing several aboard. Of 168 aboard, 102 escaped, with at least 24 injured, as investigators from the Civil Aeronautics Board and FAA probe the crash and cause. One survivor is Terry Sechrigt of Farmington, Conn.
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Ray Kohn Enew York
Wim
Altthough
Sevoral
United States
Adto- Daves de Me
Aespan
Mexico City
Terry Sechrigt J
Farmington
Tollewild
Clyit Aeronautics Board
Federal Aviation Agency
Begit
Orithe-Scena
Colo Man Acting Farm Secretary
David A. Hamill of Atwood Colorado serves briefly as acting secretary of agriculture after resignations in Eisenhower cabinet. His term ends when Orville Freeman takes office in the Kennedy cabinet, likely Saturday or Monday. Hamill, head of the Rural Electrification Administration, formerly Speaker of the Colorado House.
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Washington
White House
Eisenhower
Ignal
JL A.m
Joan. F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Capitol Hin
Ann Whitman
Whitestone
Filpino
James C. Hagerty
White Mouse
Hagerly
Gettysburg
Lewis L. Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
David A. Hamil
Atwood
Colo
Hing
Minister Admits Church Burnings in California
Palo Alto police said Baptist minister Leonard Heads admitted setting fires to two churches, including his First Southern Baptist church in Palo Alto destroyed December 13 and a Fontana church on November 16. Officers charged Heads with arson in both cases.
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Palo Auto
Calif
Leonard Hheads
Alo Alta
Harry Parker
Fontana
Spanking Bill Moves Through Colorado House
Denver AP report notes state Representatives Tohn Aieltzer and James O'Donnel, Denver Democrats, advanced a bill permitting spanking of children in school in a reasonable and moderate degree. The measure faces potential trouble as lawmakers revisit the issue this session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Tohn Aieltzer
James
O'Donnel
House of Representatives
Colorado
Tracy
State Board Cuts Old Age Pension Medical Care Plan
Denver AP The State Welfare Board trimmed the medical care program for 53 000 old age pensioners on Feb 4 requiring pensioners in hospitals to pay 5 per day for the first three days of care. Officials cited rising costs and urged legislative action to raise ceilings, while noting the program may face further cuts.
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Denver
Statest Welfare Board
Colorsifo
L Wkely
Guy Ry. Justis
Colorace
Assembly
W. Dunbar
Justis
Imoney
Waller BR. AcKustry
Arg
Wogram
Mekinstry
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Commission- Company
California
Uind
College
Windsor Bay State
Tun
Steven Greenwald
Ang Ueuaies
Mainenance
Chambers of Commerce
Roy Lundvall
Planning Commission
Publichalty
Man
Greeley Engineering Gem
Nelson
Haley, Pattergon and
Quirk
Abnye
Cole
House
Bill
State Board
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