Six More Cadets Quit In Cheating Probe
The U S Air Force Academy reports six additional cadets have resigned amid a cheating scandal that began with a third year cadet stealing papers from a locker and attempting to sell them to peers. In all, more than 60 cadets face interviews as the investigation extends.
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Wrimsley Air Force
Academy, Cola
U.S. Air Force Academy
Tués
Astack
Robert H. Warren
Rotten- Nog
Academy
Warren
Air
Eugene M. Zuckert
He Academy
Dela
Alsn
Academe
Lnterview
Allfest
Reds Expel U.S. Aide From Moscow
The Soviet Foreign Ministry expelled Richard Stolz, first secretary at the U.S. Embassy, accusing him of activities incompatible with his diplomatic status. The move follows Washington’s expulsion of Russian diplomat Boris Kargovich in retaliation. Stolz and his family are to leave Moscow within a week.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
bin -Persora Sun Gyala
Foreign Ministry
Richard ¥. Stolz
U.S
Sion
Boris V. Kargovich
United States
Stola
Stolz
Karpovich
United Nation
United Fund Annual Meeting Set For Wednesday
United Fund will hold its annual meeting on Wednesday at the Northern Colorado Savings and Loan Building. Six new directors will be elected to three year terms, about one third of the board is chosen each year. Plans for the next drive will be discussed.
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Creeley United Fund
Northern Colorado Savings and Loan
Angens
United
Weather Summary For Colorado And Wyoming
Weather bulletin notes general forecasts for Colorado and Wyoming. East region expects fair tonight and Wednesday with warming by afternoon and lower elevations near 5 to 15, mountain valleys 15 to 40s, highs 25 to 40s. Wyoming shows partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday, warmer by afternoon, lows 0 to 16, highs 30 to 40s, with elevations above 203 journeyed mountains.
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Colorado
Toyigul
Lela
Wyoming
Vero
Wind topples crane at Monfort plant during addition work
A gust toppled a Hensel Phelps crane with a 120 foot boom at Monfort Packing Plant north of Creekside while adding a new metal building. No injuries were reported though bricks fell from the wall. The operator and crew began disassembly as forks and slings supported the boom.
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Hensel Phelps Construction Co
Monfort
Creeley
Fritz Rohn
Jerry Hilliard
Vrais Fam Glen Poage
Vietnamese Schoolgirl Sets Self Ablaze in Anti Government Protest
Saigon South Viet Nam AP reports 17 year old Lire at Nha Trang drenched herself with gasoline during an antigovernment demonstration by about 4000 people. She aimed her act at the Saigon administration and died of her burns. The event follows a history of monks self immolations and Buddhist protests against the regime of Tran Van Moeng. A separate report notes grenades exploding at the Saigon headquarters of Maj. Gen. Frank A. Osmanski, though no American personnel were harmed.
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Malcolm W. Browne
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Lire
Nha ‘Trang
Tran van Moeng
Woang Thi Yen Phu
Sudeide
Nga Dinh Diem
Atecan
South
Viet Nam
Frank A. Osmanski
Tugiskvs
Thid
Judge West Ends Five-Year Municipal Judge Term in Greeley
After five years of service as municipal judge, William West reflected on the rewarding ties formed with Greeley Youth Duty members. Monday night marked his final Municipal Court session before his appointment as deputy district attorney. Weather notes hint at afternoon readings disrupted by frozen precipitation.
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Greeley
William West
Greetey
West
EN Csc
Dondad
Bil Tillary
High Winds Snow Hit the Midwest in Winter Storm
A major winter storm swept the Midwest with blizzard conditions and heavy snow. Chicago area airports Hare, Midway and Meigs reported closures as six inches fell, with six inches in Arlington Heights and five in Dubuque. Madison logged four inches. statewide impacts included hazardous driving and power outages as crews from Northern States Power worked to repair lines.
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Associated Press
Illinois
Midwest
Plains
Chicago
Hare
Midway
Meigs
Arkansas
Wisconsin
Arlington Heights
Northwest
Dubuque
Iowa
Madison
Wis
Mulanin
Indiana
Glasgow
Mont
Miami
Key West
Mia
Willans N.D
Northern States Power Co
Minneapolis
Minn
Denver
Philadelphia
Ohio
St. Louis
Ghaltee
Brighton Bank story draws grand jury review
Brighton federal official confirms possible grand jury presentation on the failed Brighton National Bank. FDIC director K. A. Mundall cites insolvency, pending audits, and potential losses to depositors, others. Randall notes FDIC expects uninsured losses but promises protection for insured deposits. Deputy reports show assets around 3.03 million with 464 thousand in private checking and 31.5 million certificates.
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Brighton
Brighton National Bank
U.S
K. A. Hunsdall
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Ngssiai Prifay
Randall
Yaume
State Senate Debates Four Bills on Taxes in Colorado
Colorado lawmakers examine four Love administration tax bills including raising sales and cigarette taxes and tying school funding to property tax cuts. Republicans push for capital construction funded by anticipated revenues while party divisions loom. House Speaker Allen Dines cautions uncertainty as Democrats and Republicans clash on strategy and timing.
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Gordon G
GAUSS
Mark Hogan
D-Dever
Associated Press
Denver
Lake
John
Love
Colorado House
of Representatives
Debs Vander
Puessen
Nem
Allen Dines
Dines
Therteem
Snow Falls In Colorado Mountains
Colorado news reports varied commentary on state tax policy and expenditures as discussions continue among lawmakers. Weather forecasts predict generally fair conditions with rising temperatures, while Colorado experiences its coldest spell yet in Pueblo and other towns.
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Denver
Colorado
Alanwisi
LBJ and First Lady Leave Hospital for Home
President Johnson and Mrs Johnson exited Bethesda Naval Hospital after a three and a half day stay for a cold and throat trouble. Doctors reported chest pains and heart history were not concerning, as the couple traveled home to the White House amid calm weather and expect possible England trip for Churchill funeral.
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Washington
Johnson
Bell
Janson
Jumsog
Thane
White House
George FE. Reedy
Eastley
Keene Man Shoots Wife and Kills Self in Keenesburg
In Keenesburg a man identified as Souders shot his wife Edna in the backyard, then killed himself with a third bullet. The wife was hospitalized. the couple has four daughters. Sheriff Bob Welsh and Coroner Ross Adamson investigated.
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Keenesburg Lan
Purstay
Thanes Young Whine
Young
Woodisner
Seenesburg
Vrank-Sanders
Weenesburg
Souders
Edna
Keenesburg
Sherif Bob Welsh
Ross Adamson
Li Ivestigata
Welsh
Rogget
Beernsburg
School Offers Course in Indian Tongue
In Tarlequah Oklahoma a college board authorized a credit course to teach Cherokee language. The plan aims to expand programs at Northeast er Shire College and mirrors moves by other colleges offering instruction in an Indian language.
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Tarlequah
Okla
Northeaster Shire College
Segents
Re Sexton
Fire Kills 5 Small Boys At Minturn
In Minturn California five Salas children died in a fast spreading house fire caused by a stove breakdown. Otoniel Salas had just left for a graveyard shift at a New Jersey zinc mine. Neighbors described seeing flames engulf the wooden home as paramedics arrived after 11 am.
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Minturn
Cali
Outilel Sales
Sied Moray Niaht
Weateen Chlorada
Toby
James Ig
Johnny
Ricky
Tawid
Clem Moreland
Salas
Veronica
Mariana
Denver
Marina
Alabama Troops Standby as Selma Voter Test Proceeds
In Selma Alabama state troopers stand by as six more Negroes are arrested in a voter registration test movement. Federal court orders limited daily registrations, with a 100-person cap to take the test and sheriff deputies directing later applicants. Civil rights leaders press for broader registration, while King calls for lasting political power.
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Rex Thomas
Selma
Ala
U.S
H.stanley Fountain
Mer
al Cngo
Martin Luther [Ting Jr
John
Germa
Atlanta
Wilson Baker
James G. Clarks
James Bevel
Megroes
Perry County
Marion
Perry
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Union
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Ghucehill
Hellaline
Westminster Hall
Royal Air Porce
Archishop
Michael Jemzey
Church of England
Navy
Orden Bridge
Liverpool Street
Cannon Street
Scotland Yard
Brittain
Charles Dé. Gaude
State Senate
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Lady Leave Hospital
Organization of Central American States
Costa Rica
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