Saturday Eclipse Visible Briefly Across Regions
The eclipse will cross Alaska Canada and Maine in a narrow path as a total phase occurs only there. Partial viewing occurs elsewhere with varying percentages from San Francisco to New York City, while scientists study the phenomenon and a jet plane chase is planned to track its shadow.
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Weather summary with mixed forecasts and temperatures
The report notes a 24 hour period ending 8 am with 86 degrees for the day and 102 high 62 low for Friday. Details include barometer at 40.20 rising, and a five day outlook calling for scattered showers, hot afternoons, and occasional cooler nights with fair to windy conditions.
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No U S Secrets Leakage Seen In Spy Cases
Washington reports questionably sourced remarks on U S military plans and defense funding amid spy allegations involving British and Swedish figures. The briefing touched on missiles, transport, and joint development, with focus on safeguarding U S information and battlefield capabilities.
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King's Fine Foods Plans To Open Restaurant Here
Local firm King's Fine Foods plans to open a restaurant at 663 Mth St behind Grey alley. The project, by C. W. Roberts Construction Co., involves an $18,000 conversion of a former building into a new dining site, with Western restaurant chains already operating in Denver. Other permits issued this week include five single family homes totaling $61,554 and two commercial structures on Speedway and 4th St, each valued at around $24,000.
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Rembler
Greeley
Oliver Well Works
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King's Fine Funds
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Fred Knipe
Fine Arts Festival Opens Sunday at Ululuvake State
The 14th annual Fine Arts Festival at Ululuvake State Calleve begins a week of events with top speakers music and reviews. Dr E Mohr chairs the festival with Dr Donald Hulley as co-chair. The event honors Dr William J Russ. Art exhibits run Sunday in the Student Union Ballroom 3 to 4 and 8 to 9 pm. The Greeley String Quartet performs in Faculty Hall at 4 pm. Monday features Student Art Exhibit in Carter Mall 7 am to 4:30 pm and other displays in Guggenheim Hall 7 am to 5 pm.
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Love Names Director For 100-Man Panel
Gordon Gauss reports Denver based figures announce Mackie Lawson named to head a 100 member panel appointed by Gov. Lane to study Colorado local government issues. Lawson, longtime state legislative councilman, will serve part time with salary, teaching government at the University of Denver, and will select three more staffers for the commission.
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Youthful Mental Patients Rise Noted in Review
A report from the Division of Humanities notes more youths in treatment at Calo la State Hospital Puebla and outlines a Theater assembly featuring Dr. Alex Kaplan of Boston University and Dr Leobardo Gareig Bunuel. The sessions, titled Leisure in America, discuss brief stays and aims to uncover reasons for rising youth commitments.
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Puebla
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Man Killed on Valley Highway Raises Colorado Toll
Alvin L. Paulsen, 84, of Lafayette, dies in a head on crash on the Valley Highway north of Denver. The collision with a southbound car driven by Carolyn N. Samano, 21, of Montrose, leaves Mrs. Samano, her husband Salvador, 24, and daughter Tamara Lyne, 3, injured as toll rises to 260 for 1963. Paulsen dies at Denver General Hospital three hours after the crash.
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Longmont
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Salvador
Tamara Lyne
Denver
Khrushchev Seeks Nuclear Test Ban Pact Hopes for Accord
Premier Khrushchev in a Kremlin speech expressed optimism about a possible Big Three deal on a comprehensive nuclear test ban. He urged outlawing all tests including underground ones, and suggested a broader East–West nonaggression pact as part of easing tensions. He indicated limited willingness to allow Western inspections to facilitate talks, while noting future agreement depends on American and British positions. The remarks came amid ongoing Moscow talks and a push to reduce international surveillance and military postures.
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Britain
Andrei A. Gromer
Heat Surges Across Colorado With Triple-Digit Readings
Denver and eastern plains sweltered as several towns posted triple-digit highs. Springfield reached 113, Laymor 107, La Junta 102, Sedgwick 103, and Rocky Ford 100. Denver tied its highest of the year at 98. The day marked the warmest in the region this year, with Springfield matching recent records.
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Sedgwick
Growley and Crook
Puehly
Sterling
Rocky Ford
Colnato
JFK Receives Rail Study Report Aimed at Defusing Strike
President Kennedy is handed a four-year rail labor dispute report by a joint committee led by Labor Secretary Wilbur Freeman Wirts. The document, to be published Saturday, will guide proposed legislation to Congress as leaders seek to avert a nationwide railroad strike. The panel included government, management, and labor members. scrutiny and timing reflect high stakes in labor relations and transport sectors.
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Copters Set for Krazy Days Thrills and Shows
Copters will provide aerial thrills during Krazy Days with landings and a circus-like show. The event outline mentions a flight display and activities planned around the downtown area, including a rotating schedule of demonstrations and a radio station presence.
Crime Rate Rising Fast in Colorado
A fragmented report notes rising crime in Colorado with unclear details. It mentions general concerns about public safety and mentions officials and communities reacting, but lacks coherent specifics or names due to the damaged text.
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