Colorado Weather Forecast Confusion From OCR Quirk
A garbled weather summary reports temperatures around 6 above zero at 1 p.m. Wednesday and a five day outlook with highs and lows, including mentions of north and east precipitation, warmer conditions, valley specifics, and nighttime lows. The illegible OCR text includes scattered city and region references, with inconsistent times and measurements.
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Ali Dies at 53 Former Pakistani Prime Minister Mohammed Ali
Dacca report says former Pakistani prime minister and longtime U.S. ally Mohammed Ali died after a short illness at 53. He served as Pakistan’s ambassador to the United States and represented the nation at the United Nations, shaping Cold War era policy and regional alliances amid India China tensions.
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Book Ban Sparks Ferdinand Malay Gaypreent Clash
A controversial novel known as Tropic of Cancer faced a censorship dispute in Malaya. The Federat ion Gaypreent of Malays moved to classify and suppress the book, influencing its sale and distribution in several regions while local bookshops faced pressure and investigations.
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Mental Health and 3 2 Beer Bills Offered
Colorado lawmakers consider two measures focused on mental health support and 3.2 beer sales. A House bill would raise the drinking age for beer to 21 while another seeks to fund community centers and pilot projects for mentally retarded individuals, coordinating state and local services.
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Northeast longshoremen accept strike settlement in New York
New York reports Northeast longshoremen approve a presidential board plan to end the 3 cent per hour wage package over a year and a half, with shipowners voting to accept. Ratification by the Northeast and other regions expected after mediation sessions in Galveston, New Orleans, Mobile, and Miami. Ship lines hope docks from Maine to Virginia will resume by Friday.
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Gulf Group To Accept Settlement Plan in Washington Talks
The New Orleans shipowners association says Gulf Group will accept the settlement plan proposed by the presidentially appointed mediation panel. A telegram from HOM. Barkerdine, head of the New Orleans group, indicates the association will sign off once key officials approve the offer.
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Senate to Open Independent Probe of Bay of Pigs Invasion
Senate Republicans announced a plan to form an independent inquiry into the U S backed Bay of Pigs invasion amid partisan clashes over air cover promises. Atty Gen Kennedy’s testimony drew sharp criticism from some Cuban exiles and lawmakers as leaders traded accusations of politicizing the issue.
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Mercury Drops as Cold Weather Hits Early Wednesday
The mercury fell to 10 below zero in early Wednesday conditions. A sun dog appeared in the eastern sky signaling the dawn of a cold spell.
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Highland Area Taps Hinge On City Contract
Highland City Council moved to halt new water taps near the Municipal Golf Course until Highland Park Inc signs a city contract over a 1958 water line built to serve local divisions. Roy Lundvall represented the company, with city attorney M Thomas A Richardson noting Robert M Gilbert posted the $45 for line construction. The transmission line runs from the inch line near 0.5nd along 5th Ave to 20th St then south as an eight inch line, originally serving Roy and Elmer Landrail and owned by Gilbert.
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Permit Issued For Denver Dry Building
A building permit for the Beaver Dry Goods Co. store at Robbins and 8th Ave was issued by the City Rail Inspectorate. Hugh Phillips signs as contractor for a three story structure valued at about $518,000 to be owned by Denver Groves, with foundation work started after late snow.
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Council Approves Purchase of New Street Flusher
The City Council approved buying a new street flusher to clean streets at a net price of 7459.41. Bidder details show Great Western of Windsor and H W Moore Equipment Co. of Denver as contenders with bids around 8 thousand dollars. The council noted prior maintenance and contracts, with city officials indicating signing delays and ongoing pipe and water line arrangements affecting downtown utility work.
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De Gaulle Shelves Anti Britain Action
Paris AP French President De Gaulle joined West Germany in a move to pause British entry into the European Common Market. A study commission, not a fixed timetable, will assess the British bid with Adenauer pressing for continued market talks. The plan aims to avoid immediate Brussels negotiations while Britain seeks membership.
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Khrushchev Heads Home From Warsaw Meeting
Khrushchev returns to Moscow after a brief Warsaw meeting with Polish and German leaders. Powerful aides and Premier Cyrankin were aboard the train near Gdansk, where officials reported a tense but routine stop.
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Nehru Seeks Expulsion of Chinese Forces
A cryptic report from New Delhi notes Prime Minister Nehru pressing to drive Chinese forces from territory. The piece hints at possible concessions and ongoing diplomatic pressure amid tense border talks, with domestic critics weighing risks of escalation.
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