Educators and students gather for Colorado conference
About 1 600 educators and students attended the Mid-Vear Education conference at Colorado State College. Dr Harold Shane urged clarity of educational philosophy amid teaching machines and media. The opening coffee hour drew many visitors to campus as demonstrations and sessions covered reading individuality and new instructional programs.
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Harold Shane
Moming
Sted
Colorado States College
Guaterball
Sheos
Ari Televisiong
Shane
Development Foundation
Pr. Resa
Willan R. Nose
CSC
Ed Cators
State Board of Education
Colorado
Howard Danford
C&c
Ernest Horn
Colorado Weather Face Fragments in Frantic OCR Moment
Weather note from Colorado reports 2 p m readings at 18 degrees with a cold period through Friday. Forecast predicts north tonight and Saturday cloudy with snow at higher elevations and flurries in lower areas. temperatures range from 15 to 29 below in valleys to 30 to 50 above in other regions.
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Buble
Ofan
Denver
Rocky Mountain
West Yell
Lowstone
Mont
Zere
U.S
University City
Fraser
Colorado
Legion Liquor Permit Moved By Resolution
County commissioners adopted a resolution transferring the American Legion liquor license to a new site near the golf course area. The plan includes a four-foot offset on land to create parking, a retirement of space for the old site, and purchase of three parking slots from Lundvall at a total of $24,000.
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The
American Legion
Club House Drive
Samuel 8. Jelep
Legion
Roy Lund Wall
Jim Hitch
20Th St. Rd
Lundgall
Greeley
Finch Walee
Golf Great Western
Legion Clubs
Molise
Lindvall
Astrozen
B. H. Clure
Thomas A. Hichardson
Tandyall
Worst Cold Of New Year Hits Region
The region endures a severe cold snap with low temperatures around 15 to 18 degrees and a record near 90 degrees below zero at one site. Precipitation from the storm totals about 0.7 inch in parts of the county. Marriage licenses issued include David Sundberg with Shar om Barnatt in Greeley and Earl Willard with Lind Pexton in Chavernt.
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Great Western
Haton
David Alan Sundberg
Sharom Dian Barnatt
Bath
Greeley
Earl Ray Willard
Lind Jnne Pexton
Chavernt
Joseph James Buglewicz
Scottsbluff
Neb
Jamies Ji Wohnson
Amiley
Hijackers May Accept Offer of American Escort
In a report from San Juan Puerto Rico authorities discussed the possibility of U S aid to escort hijacked ships including the Santa Maria to Belem while negotiating terms with the rebels. The plan aimed to protect passengers and ensure safe passage through Caribbean waters amid diplomatic tension.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
Angola
Galyso
Ste: J
Besritian
jSanta Maria
Allen Stith
Caribbean
Navy
Ian
Wyoming
South America
Anor
Africa
Robert L
Dennison
Occa
Atlantic
Galch Pally
Portugal
Juana
Asj Calvao
Santa Maria
Belem
More Migrant Schools Urged For Weld Co
Weld County migrant council hearings urged summer schools for children of migrant workers in Windsor Severance area. Alfred Potts of the state education department reviewed migrant welfare bills likely to be introduced this session. Potts said migrant education has the best chance. a summer school program would continue the present system.
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Bob
Windsor-Severence
Weld County
Migrant Council
Alfred M. Potts
State Department of Education
Ted Uke
Bite
Brom
Potts
Rusk Says U S Does Not Oppose Summit Meets
Washington AP Secretary of State Dean Rusk said the Kennedy administration intends to use any instruments of diplomacy, including summit conferences. He noted he does not want to commit the United States to any fixed position and emphasized the need to protect channels of contact with the Soviet Union and other governments, while awaiting further diplomatic possibilities.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Kennedy
Rusk
State Department
Soviet Union
Rebuilding of Masters Bridge Starts Next Week
County plans to replace the wooden portion of the Masters Bridge over the South Platte river with steel. Commissioner Bile H. Ewing announced labor will begin next week, with about 1 00 feet of structure slated for conversion and an additional $1,950 of steel ordered to complete the project before spring water rush. The bridge has been in poor repair and carries substantial traffic.
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Plaile
Bile
Jard H. Ewing
South Platte
Exying
No Skating Allowed at Glenmere Tonight
City park officials warned residents no skating at Glenmere Lake tonight due to unsafe ice. Superintendent Schaffer reported ice from four inches at shore to about eight inches out, with slushy areas eight to twelve feet from shore. If cold weather returns, skating could resume in two or three days once conditions improve.
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Park Department
Schaffer
Oliver Offers Bill To Relax Bypass Law
Colorado senate previews bills by Senator Ployd Oliver aimed at easing bypass highway rules around towns and establishing connections to main highways. The package includes interstate licensing compacts and driver reciprocity, plus minor truck regulation changes. A border treaty funding measure for the Colorado New Mexico boundary also advances.
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Denver
Colorado Senate
Ployd Oliver
D-Greeley
Oliver
Cascado Highway Commission
Colorado
Motorista
Delvers
Urem
da Cale Laio
Senate
House of Representatives
House
New Mexico
ITL
Living Costs Hit Record High December
Washington AP reports December living costs edged to a new record, the 20th rise in 11 months. The consumer price index rose one tenth of a percent from November to December, reaching 127.5. Higher food and shelter costs drove the gain, with no price stability in sight, though January may show little change.
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Washington
Tabor Department
Feattler
Robert J. Myers
Labor Department
Kennedy Welcomes Released Fliers At Arrival Home
President Kennedy greeted the released Soviet prisoners of imprisonment as they arrived at Andrews Air Force Base. The fliers, John McKane and Freeman Olmstead, were met in icy 20 degree wind with a private welcome and no TV speeches. Families and officials, including Eugene Zuckert and Gen. Thomas White, attended the modest ceremony.
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Washington
Rassian
Ameriva
Kennedy
Andrews Ie Force Base
Pierre Salinger
State Department
John R. McKane
Freeman H. Olmstead
Andrews Air Force
Mei Alter
Air Force
Eugene Zuckert
Thomas D. White
Richard H. Davis
McKone
Constellation
Goose Bay
Labridyz
Arairews Field
McKona
Keannedy
Olmstead
McKohe
Miers
White House
Ling
McKone and Olmstead
Prestige Polls Publicized by Kennedy on Foreign Opinion
President Kennedy ordered the release of two U.S. Information Agency polls showing a dip in American prestige abroad, with one study citing Soviet lead in space and another noting worsened views in Britain and France after the Paris summit. The reports, once secret, were supported by Kennedy against Eisenhower’s stance. Nixon claimed rising prestige.
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Lewis Gulick
Washington
U.S
Kennedy
U.S Information Agency
Opie
Baldow
America
United States
Britain
France
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
Prévier Khrushchev
Win
Search For Lost Plane Continues Off Newfoundland Coast
Sixy I planes scoured 200 square miles over the Atlantic Friday chasing the U S Army Air Transport Service four engine C 113 that vanished Thursday with 23 aboard. Weather was poor with snow flurries but moderate temperatures. The Navy reported an explosion sighting 27 miles northeast of Argentia after the last contact. Eight of the 19 crewmen were listed with names and hometowns, others withheld pending next of kin notifications.
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Larande
Wyo
Mintus
GWES
Reeley
Miguel Garrales
Gonales
Rt. 1
Greeley
Ben Cordova
Tld
1St St
Angentia
Atlantis
U.S. Military Air Transport Service
Trisons
Newfoundland
Argentia
jMerocco
Notfolk
Halifax
Crestaan
Royal Canadair Air Force
A.S. Navy
Navy
Argenia
Avalon
St. John's
Morocco
Norfolk
Ilx
I. J. McMathon
Batolt
Wiss
D. A. Fars
Randolph
Minn
Rab. Gibson
Sutton
Mass
D.C. Dunlap
Lexington
LD. R. Smith
Beagherty
Loo
Aviation
W. C. Colgate
Neshville
Tenn
W. A. Glasure
Chitton
A. Glark
Hartford
Armed Forces Seize Government in El Salvador Coup
In El Salvador the armed forces announced they have taken control to halt a leftist trend and steer the country toward authentic democracy. Five people were killed and 12 wounded in the coup as clashes erupted on Avenida Espana. A five man interim directorate was named by the army to govern, including Col. Anibel Parto and Col. Sulio A. Rivera alongside three civilians. The junta claimed the ousting of President Jose Marta Lemus followed threats of a clash between Communist forces and Osorio supporters.
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San Salvador
el Salvador
San Carlos
Res Gume
Anibel Partito
Sulio A. Rivera
Antonio Rodrigues Perth
Jose F. Valiente
Feliciand Aeola
Pres
Jose Marta Lemus
Osoristas
Oscar Osatio
Americas
She Nas
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Pat Maxwell
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Ebnira
N.Y
Fiiers
A. Brent Alnstead
Buffalo
JFK
Avenida Espana
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