Ministers Split Three Ways Over Castro Handling
The Inter-American conference on Cuban communism divided into three blocs over how to respond to Fidel Castro. Brazil led the anti-punishment camp urging a soft or delayed approach, while the United States sought a condemned majority. Argentina warned against disintegration of the OAS, as diplomats bargained for a workable compromise amid deadlock.
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Punta Dei
Este
Uruguay
Fidel Castro
Argentina
Organization of American States
Sili Exe
Brazil
Gasteo
Robert F. Woodwart
United States
Woodward
U.S
Sli
Neon Rusk
Costa
U.S. Congress
Kennedy
Alliance For Progress
America
Colorado Warming Trend Expected Wednesday
Colorado weather outlook calls for a warming trend by Wednesday with eastern areas reaching 30 to 40 degrees above zero. Officials hope Red Mountain Pass in southwestern Colorado will reopen to traffic Tuesday as conditions remain wind driven and road snow packed in many mountain passes.
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Denver
Colorado
Craig
Fraser
Alamo 80
Colorado Highway Department
Red Mountain Pass
Chalnis
Naver
Mercury Gains Tuesday After Low of Minus Fifteen
The article notes a cold spell in Greeley with morning lows near minus 15 degrees. By 1 p.m. the temperature reached 18 above, the highest in a week, offering cautious hope the cold snap may ease.
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Mercury
Public Service
Greeley
Weather report fragment with cold temperatures across Colorado
The fragment notes a Tuesday 2 p m temperature near zero with recent lows around minus 23. It forecasts generally fair to tonight and Wednesday with colder conditions along the southern border and west of the Continental Divide. Highs reach 20s in some areas and subzero lows persist in mountain valleys.
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Colorado
Continental Divide
Thant Opens Talks With Dutch and Indonesian Aides
At UN headquarters Thant held exploratory talks with Dutch ambassador Schurmann and Indonesian envoy Subjarno Jondranegoro about West New Guinea. Indonesian defense suspect Wirjopranoto faced murder-related charges as Garcia pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter in a separate Colorado case.
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Tom Hoge
United Nations
N.Y
Up Thant
Nether
Tanda
Indonesia
West New Guinea
Thant
Te Nations
C. W. A. Schurmann
Subjarno “Jondranegoro
Sukarno
Richard M. Gavela
Fort Collins
Defenive Sukarno
Wirjopranoto
Tjandronegoro
Jakarta
Dale Dhoege
Gareia
Sukarne
Kiam Bohlender
Wilithe
Garcia
Boblenter
Bohlender
Carroll Long
Greeley
Long
Helseid Garcia
Chooge
Gatcia
William Gerrash
Denver
Carpenter
Mey
Netherlands
United States
County Officials Pay Bill Clears House
DENVER AP A bill to adjust county official salaries passed the Colorado House on final reading, seeking raises for many positions including commissioners, judges, sheriffs, clerks, and treasurers to reflect population changes and heavier workloads. The measure lists specific pay increases across numerous counties and maintains key salaries for several roles.
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Denver
Senate
Mmeps
John Mackie
R-Longmont
el Paso
Jefferson
Adams
Pueblo
Arapghoe
Bowlder and Weld
Morgan
Lagan
Fremont
Lake
Arapahan
Boulder
Ward
Lavimen
Mesa
Morgan and
Tagan
la Plata
Atonlézaima
Jef- Terean
Arapaioo
Weld
Syo
Lavinier
Morgan, Logan
Lay Halu
Manitezuma
la Animas
Las Animas
Wunty
Nepal King Escapes Bomb Near Katmandu
King Mahendra of Nepal escaped a bomb attempt at Janakpur as unrest grows in southeastern Nepal. The Nepalese Embassy announced the incident amid reports of armed opposition, police attacks, and widespread turmoil surrounding the king's tour and efforts to stabilise the country.
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New Delhi
India
Mahendra
Nepal
Janakpur
Katmandu
Wyoming
Continental Divide
B. P. Xcirele
Jow
Grurdkest
Sheriff Wermuth Faces Feb 9 Sentence Amid Space News
Jefferson Sheriff Wermuth pleads guilty to a misdemeanor count of making false statements on a county requisition. He could be jailed up to six months and fined $1,000 with sentencing set for February 9. The case follows a broader report on NASA preparations for John Glenn’s orbital flight and oxygen system repairs at Patrick Air Force Base.
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Fred S
Hoffman Cape Canaveral
Fla
Ari
John H. Glenn
Glenn
Earth
National Aeronautics and
NASA
Ievea
Patrick Air Force Base
Space Agency
Wertuth
Beause
Hardesty
Wermoth
No 1
Vermber
Wermuth
Jefferson
Iment
Bsack
Werrmith
Adn
Carl E. Evlow
Wermitl
Barnard resigns as state's assistant attorney general
Barnard Jr. resigned Monday as assistant attorney general amid criticism of hiring a private attorney in a dispute over a Western Slope hydroelectric project. He represents Rocky Mountain Power Co. and alleges the action aimed to influence creek protection and fish habitat in Colorado.
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Denvee Lai
Barnard Jr
Abbney
Western Slope
Barnard
Kennethh Balcomb
Glenwoot, Springs
Rocky Mountain Power Co
Sweetwa“fer Creek
Datsera
Balcomb
Narnord
Colorado
Brussels
Stee
Aulile
Short Sons
Eagle Colin
Hy District
CSC Science Building Fund Approved in Long Bill
Colorado State College would gain 2.38 million dollars for a science building in the current year's capital construction funds if the Legislature approves the allocation. The Budget Committee recommended the appropriation, surprising officials as Gov. McNichols had asked only for planning money. Construction would begin soon to house science classes and labs.
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Colorado Star College
CSC
McNichols
Colorado State College
Washington
du Pont
Alert Gare
Dtenn
Congress
Senate
15 Percent Tax Cut Bill Heads For Vote In GOP House
Denver AP reports Republicans push a 15 percent income tax cut in Colorado with a measure allowing deductions for federal social security taxes and pensions. The bill would raise personal exemptions and permit medical insurance deductions, amid Democratic opposition and a plan to force committee action in days.
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Denver
Colorado
Ueir
GOP
Vanderhoaf
Glen
Mittee
Ganther
Vanterhoot
Action on School Aid Bill Delayed in Colorado Senate
In Denver AP report, Colorado Senate delays school aid bill as leaders negotiate adjusted gross income figures for funding. Democrats discuss totals around 41 to 42 million with 2.2 million for state school transportation, while bills for county assessments and urban sales data are weighed. The only floor action was final passage of a constitutional amendment allowing recent Colorado residents to vote for president and vice president.
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Denver
Colorado
Senin Mae
Oasis Sconte
Fof
Newt Ai
Gav McNichols
Senate
Muosilay Snoring
James Mowbray
Delta
Mobray
Palmer Burch
I Denver
Forrest Burns
U-Lycan
Bulgarian Jet's Films Under Study
NATO experts were finalizing study of films from the Bulgarian jet that crashed near a NATO base in Italy. Italian officials said the incident indicated aerial espionage and planned a possible trial for pilot Lt Milose Solakov, with penalties of 5 to 15 years if convicted.
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Bennet M. Bolton
Rome
NATO
Ours
Aee
Allirintaly
Throne
Bosséos
Dorothy
Judy
Defense Ministry
Milose Solakov
American 2
Francis Gary Powers
Salakov
Powers
Youth Admits Killing of Mother and Son
A teen neighbor boy in Denver confessed to killing a woman and her seven year old son. Raymond W. Duckworth, 16, admitted after near noon questioning. Victims, Mrs. Shirley Jean Duckworth, 26, and her son Dale, were beaten and Mrs. Duckworth stabbed.
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Denver
Lloyd Jamerson
Raymond W. Son
Ela
Shirley Jean Duckworth
Avatly
Dale
Mrs. Duckworth
Rare
Body of 7th Avalanche Victim Found
Twin Lakes Colo. October avalanche on Mount Elbert yields the seventh victim. Atike Adamich, 17, found about 10 feet from his brother Billy, 9, both dead in snow and debris. Parents William and Mrs Adamick rescued, listed in satisfactory condition after five hours in rubble. Search continues with dozers and volunteers amid continued fear of further slides.
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Twin Lakes
Mt. Elbert
Tuos
Soarchova
Atike Adamich
Billy
Mike
Alltharitivs
Peger
Canue
William Adamick
Leadville
Questions About Mie Killings Before Pat on Boy Arrest
A fragmentary report notes men questioned regarding the Mie Killings before the patrolman’s arrest of a boy. Jameson refused to immediately disclose the boy’s statement or his reasons for the killings.
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Paton
Jameson
Desanly
Gale Winds Down Portions of Wire Fence in Berlin
AP reports gale winds toppled sections of the wire border fence around West Berlin, uprooting concrete posts and pulling apart boards on the Western side. Gusts up to 70 miles per hour caused gaps where East German guards began repairs.
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Berlin
Terlin
West Berlin
West Police
Kovacs Nominated for TV Directing Award
Hollywood AP reports Kovacs, recently killed in an auto crash, has been nominated by the Television Directors Guild for its 61st directorial award.
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Hollywood
Ernti
Kovacs
Television Directors Guild
Billboard Bill Set For Senate Debate
Senate Transportation Committee approved a bill to ban billboards along Colorado’s four lane interstate highways. The measure passed 52 to 0 with one amendment removing obsolete signs. The bill advances to the Senate calendar for Thursday after a public hearing where outdoor advertising and motel interests urged scenery preservation.
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Colabadio
Senate Transpatation Committee
James Mowbray
Della
Richard Hobbs
Pucbo
Neat Bishop
Denver
Ray McVicker
Wheat Judge
Ed Miller
Johnstown
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