Firemen save Cameron Elementary as attic blaze damages north wing
Greeley firemen battled an early morning attic fire at Cameron Elementary School at 13th Avenue and 15th Street. Twelve firefighters from two stations controlled the blaze in about 20 minutes, with rock wool insulation and graphite delaying flames. Damage estimated around 20 000 dollars, roof sections and rafters heavily affected, and officials expect repairs before fall. Station patrolman Don Strickland discovered smoke at 4 59 am.
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Pat) Ryan
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Tribune
Bob Beard
Senate Defeats Kennedy Aged Medical Care Bill
The Senate defeated Kennedy’s aged medical care plan 52 to 49 after a move to table. Supporters hoped to amend a House welfare bill, but opponents argued the procedure bypassed committee review. The defeat ends the plan for this Congress and shifts political risk to other Kennedy priorities.
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French Assembly Backs De Gaulle On Nuclear Force
The National Assembly endorsed President De Gaulle s plan for an independent French nuclear force. A censure motion against Premier Pompidou over nuclear policies failed, with 206 deputies voting in favor of the motion, while abstentions and absences favored the government. The result strengthens De Gaulle and Pompidou politically.
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Pompidou
Farm Livestock Outlook Improves for Colorado
DENVER AP Paul W Swisher Colorado agriculture commissioner reports sharp improvement in farm and livestock outlook after weeks of hail and drought losses. Grasshopper plague failed to appear sugar beet crop recovering from hail and irrigation regions show strong crop production fruit and vegetables trend positive livestock gains lift total agricultural income to 651 million dollars with livestock accounting for 61 percent.
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Weather Summary for Tuesday and Wednesday
The local forecast covers Colorado and Wyoming with partly cloudy periods and scattered showers and storms. Temperatures range from 50s to 70s with highs near 70s in mountains and 80s in lower elevations, cooling trends into Wednesday.
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Kennedy to Meet Soviet Ambassador at White House Evening
President Kennedy will confer with Soviet Ambassador Anataly Dobrynin at the White House at 6 pm to discuss Berlin disarmament and Laos. White House press secretary says the meeting follows Dobrynin’s March credentials and aims to keep personal contact with the Soviet envoy.
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Nikita Khrushchev
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Llewellyn Thompson
Northeast Weld County Hit by Heavy Storms and Hail
A major storm system drenched northeast Weld County on Monday afternoon, affecting Grover New Raymer Hereford and Nunn Windor areas. Reports described possible hail in several storms with seven thunder cells within 60 miles and ground hail up to two inches in a four mile strip near Nim.
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X15 Pilot Reaches 58 Miles Up As Astronaut Qualifier
Veteran pilot Robert M. White soared to 58 miles above Earth, becoming one of the few winged astronauts. Officials reported his official height at 310 000 feet and noted his speed exceeded previous X15 records as he moved toward the program's altitude goal. The feat places him among Mercury era astronauts Alan Shepard Virgil Grissom John Glenn and Malcolm Carpenter. Continued on Page 14.
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Fot Mack
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B. Shepard Jr
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John H. Glenn Jr
Malcolm
Scott Carpenter
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City Board Deliberates Water Project For Three Hours
The City Water Board spent three hours weighing the Boyd Lake project and new storage and transmission facilities. They plan to review engineering reports before advising City Council on Feasibility and financing for a potential 8.1 million dollar grid system and expanded supply from Cache la Poudre. Mayor Gordon Rissler framed the issue as building a separate distribution system linked to Rayd Lake.
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Farr
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Boyd Lake
Rayd Lake
Greeley-Laveland
Accord Reached On Inspectors For Greeley Schools
State and city building inspectors reach agreement on processing minor plan modifications for three new elementary schools in Greeley. Norman Dean, Greeley School Board president, notes district must meet State Industrial Commission standards and that city inspectors will review plans and offer safety suggestions. The cost of city study and inspections should be reimbursed by the district.
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Norman Dean
Greeley School Board
State Industrial Commission
Greeley
Tom Epson
George Bargett
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Robert O. Singer
Bargell
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Shaver
John Shaver
Goodland
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Ife
Offichy
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U S Copters Aid in New Viet Battle
U S helicopters aided government troops in a fight near Saigon as Tec guerrillas attacked a convoy and the region saw heavy firefights. Several helicopters were hit, no U S casualties reported, and the toll included missing Americans.
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South Viet Nam AP
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Ilory
Don J. York
Asherville
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