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Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1963

Page

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Denver Firm Low Bidder On New City Reservoir

A Denver firm submitted the lowest bid of 577,000 for a 15,400,000 gallon reservoir to serve the city. Bids were opened at City Hall with several firms present. the second lowest bid was $15,000 less than the low bid, and the project includes electrical work estimated separately at about $25,000. The reservoir site covers 15 acres in the Sheep Dean area two miles west of Greeley, on land recently purchased from Georgi Mosier. Mayor Gordon K. Risler and engineers Nelson Haley Patterson and Quirk attended, with bids to be reviewed by City Council on Feb 5.

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Kennedy says Cuba quiet on arms buildup

President Kennedy told reporters there has been no evidence of a Cuban arms buildup beyond a Soviet ship, amid questions about new Soviet military activity in Cuba. He noted 16,000 to 17,000 Russians remain in Cuba, mostly at defense sites and technical units, with no offensive weapons found so far. He stressed continued surveillance and warned of potential water and infrastructure needs in the United States, but emphasized no plan for U.S. air cover abroad.

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First Industrial Increases Surplus Account in Bank

Directors of the Fire Indus ial Bank of Grevlez approve moving 25 000 from profits to surplus per Winnie H McCrory executive fire president. This boosts capital structure to 100 000 stock, 150 000 surplus, 82 665 19 undivided profits. Annual stockholders meeting set for Tuesday January 28.

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Weather summary fragment with garbled data

Fragmented forecast notes describe temperatures, highs and lows, wind, and conditions across days with references to Colorado and Wyoming, mixed with illegible OCR. Many numbers and place names are unreadable, but overall tone resembles a multi day weather outlook with temperature ranges and cloud cover.

Red Strength In Cuba Growing Aiken Says

Washington reports Sen Aiken says Soviet military and political base in Cuba is growing stronger since Bay of Pigs. He cites briefing of Rusk and McCone testimony. echoes concern over 40 000 47 000 Soviet troops with support and Cuban engagement, urging further inquiry. Kennedy reiterates Bay of Pigs responsibility.

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Hugh Sloan Dies While Driving Car

Hugh M Sloan 58 a Keenesburg trader and business man died of a heart attack Thursday morning while driving east of Keenesburg. His car ran off the road. the mirror ran but gear was out when found. Sloan was an investigator for the Colorado Motor Vehicle Division and a member of the State Democratic Central Committee. He came to Weld County in 1915 with his parents and attended Prospect Valley Centralized School. He married Mary C Dick June 14 1981 at Roggen. He farmed in Adams and Weld Counties until 1884 when he formed a partnership with cousin Donald J Sloan in Keene Power Equipment Co. During WWII he was an officer in the CAP. He was mayor of Keenesburg and a candidate for the State House in the 39th General Assembly. also a candidate for county Commissioner. Organizer of Keenesburg Chamber of Commerce, former president of Weld County Democratic Club, member of south Platte Steering Committee, executive president of Henry Lynn Irrigation District, and member of the Leyley Grove Elks Lodge. Survivors include his wife Mary, son Brice of Keenesburg, brother Phil of Adams City, and sisters Mrs A E Gustafson of Denver, Mrs Carl Gilbert of Brighton, and Mrs Dorothy Howton of Keenesburg. Rosary Sunday 6 pm at Rice Funeral Chapel, Brighton. Funeral Monday 3 pm at Rice Funeral Chapel with Elmwood Burial Park, Brighton. Memorials to Keenesburg American Legion Musicians Fund welcomed.

Hugh M. Sloan Keenesburg Matt Sloan Coloraio Motor Vehicle Division Democratic Central Comite Weld Paola Kan East Weld Wis Prospect Valley Mary C. Dick Roggen Adams Donald J. Sloan Keene Power Equipment Co CAP TMG State House of Representatives General Assembly Comumissinner Keene C Keenesbury ConterMleree Phil A. E. Gustafson Denver Mie Carl Gilbert Brighton Dorathy Howton Rice Apel

Shirley Lykes Brings 1 170 Cuba Refugees

The Shirley Lykes freighter delivered 1 170 Cuban refugees to Dart Event Slades and nearby areas after a dangerous night voyage. Red Cross nurses treated the ill while crews and survivors endured seasickness and hardship aboard the ship and at the port.

Shirley Lykes Cuba

Pueblo Auto Mishap Claims One Life Four Hurt

A Friday crash on the South Freeway in Pueblo left one person dead and four injured. The vehicle left the lane, careened, and struck another car driven by Jose Urbari. Authorities note the accident prompted reactions about Cuba and ongoing highway dangers.

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Sub Zero Cold Persisted with Fresh Snow in Weld County

Sub zero cold continued into Friday as new snow fell across Weld County. State Patrol reported general snowfall and many roads becoming slick. Factory Great Western Sugar noted an overnight low around minus 6 with highs in the low 20s. Weather forecast called for mostly cloudy skies with lingering light snow into Saturday and lows from 3 above to 5 below.

Weld Great Western Sugar Factory

Boy Injured In Fall Near Estes Park

Estes Park report says 18 year old Dell Sterling suffered leg and arm fractures after a fall while climbing Olympus near Estes Park. Six National Park Service rangers flew Sterling by stretcher from the eastern edge of the community to medical help. Undersheriff Joe Harbaugh said Sterling and companions were nearly at the summit when he fell. A crash helmet likely reduced injuries.

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Wilshire Pharmacy Set to Open in New Wilshire Center

The Wilshire Pharmacy at the New Wilshire Shopping Center on WL 10th St. will open in about two weeks, with owner Charles Peterson of Campus Pharmacy confirming no exact date yet. The store, first in the center, will occupy over 5,000 square feet at the west end, featuring a modern fountain, coffee and sandwiches, a cosmetics department, and Mallmark card selections.

Wilshire Pharmacy Wilshire Shopping Center WL 10Th St Charles Peterson S311th St Pharmacy Ben Franklin Miller's Super Market Esker Co. Sores Paterson

Apportionment Bill Passes House After Heated Debate

In Denver the House narrowly approves a reapportionment bill after a fierce debate. Democrats challenge Republicans as Majority Leader Mackie defends the measure as the best possible effort and urges a journal entry on legislative intent.

Denver House Finsl Friddy John Mackie Longmont Mackie

Kennedy Faults DeGaulle Accusation Over NATO Role

Washington AP President Kennedy expressed irritation at De Gaulle’s accusation that the West would not defend Europe. He named prospects for a task force with Ambassador Livingston Merchant in the running and defended NATO unity, saying U.S. resolve to defend Europe remains firm.

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Denver Dry Steel Arrival Sparks House Vote Drama

A Denver Dry Goods project site welcomed steel as lawmakers debated reapportionment and districting amid a strict party line vote. Republicans pressed amendments while Democrats denounced the plan, signaling tense near-term action on construction and political boundaries.

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Winter Leaves 124 Dead Across Nation

The Associated Press reports the severe winter toll rising to 124 deaths from exposure fires accidents and icy roads as a historic freeze grips the Midwest to the East and South. Temperatures dip far below normal with many northern cities recording subzero readings and widespread travel disruptions.

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Licenses Issued atGrover and New Raymer Stations Abolished

Officials announce closure of driver license stations in Grover and New Raymer amid administrative reforms. The move triggers reviews of remaining registration services and future personnel transitions at adjacent offices.

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