Work To Begin Men On New High School
Frank Gap pa Lembke Construction Co of Colorado Springs will start site work next Monday for the new high school in School District Six. Contracts for general, mechanical, and plumbing work are underway with bids reduced to fit a $1.97 million budget. Lembke’s bid sets an 18 month completion, beating rival Johnson Builders on duration.
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Frank Gappa
Lembke Construction Co
Colorado Springs
Lemke
Murins
Penerad
Merhaniead
Clovartea
Leslie K. Grimes
Sehool Board
Lembke
Johnson Builders
Salina
Kan
Lenmicke
Johnson
Green Joy
East Memorial
Madison
Sirentoud
Bob McKay
Shaver and Co
Staurant Educational Planning Service
Colorado State College
McKay
Grimes
Negall
Viets Drop Charges on AP Writers
Washington officials said South Vietnam assured Ambassador Wollinger that charges against Associated Press reporters Malcolm Brive and Peter Arnett were dropped after intercession by President Ngo Dinh Diem. The reporters were manhandled by plainclothesmen during a Buddhist demonstration. cameras were seized and destroyed.
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API
State Department
South Viet Nam
Frederick Wollinger
Associated Press
Malcolm Brive
Peter Arnett
Nolling
Willy
Nga Dinh Dien
Viet Nam
Diem
Polly
State Farm President Praises New Greeley Office Visit
State Farm President Rust visited the Greeley office along with State Farm officials at Blomington headquarters. He toured the building during a Tuesday luncheon at the Greeley County Club and spoke of being pleased to be part of the community as operations begin in August.
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Edward B. Rust
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New Crewley
Keith Jump
Greeley
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Tribune
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Edward
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Blomnington
Greeley Hust Ul
Bloomington
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Greeley County Club
Te Chamber of Gomley
Wiin Imeree
AAI I Une Blues
Seca Thare
Weld County Minnicipal
Forest Fire Reported West Of Loveland
A forest fire broke out on privately owned land west of Loveland near Roosevelt National Forest. Larimer County sheriff's office and Loveland Fire Department responded, reporting the blaze covered a small area between Highway 34 and Rattlesnake Lake about 10 miles west of Loveland. the forest was described as extremely dry.
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Loveland
Roosevelt National Paves
Jemen
Larimer Jeamaty Sheriff's Office
Soveland
Governors Withdraw Health Care Support Antistrike Measure
A Democratic-led committee on the sixth annual Governors’ PAIS vote canceled endorsement of President Ken’s health care program while promising a compromise with the joint Senate and Assembly committees. The action comes amid Civil Rights tensions and Senate opposition, with a path to enactment uncertain.
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Jack Bell
Miami Brach, Fla
Governors’ Pais
API
Sen
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Kenanti
Mnedy
Guv
Senate
Michand T. Hughes
New Jew Assembly
Assembly
Johnson Latlan
Executive Committee
Kennedy
Father Mudy
Finaneigh
Governors Press Civil Rights Fight Across States
The article reports governors debating civil rights policy amid presidential politics. Johnson’s stance against partisan exploitation frames discussions on federal aid, health care, and civil rights actions. Governors voice caution on rapid federal action while considering Kerr-Mills and antidiscrimination provisions.
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Avening Canon
Mark D. iMatfield
Oregon
Kerr-Mills
Hatfield
Senators Won't Seek Delay on Rails Work Rule Order
Senators will not request delaying the work rule order affecting rail projects. The move implies continued momentum for infrastructure timelines and avoids postponement tactics amid ongoing industry concerns. Finance and transportation committees indicated support for timely implementation.
Work Rules Debate Delays Interstate Commerce Action
Washington leaders pressed Tuesday for action on rail worker work rules as the Interstate Commerce Commission prepared to hear testimony. Democratic and Republican figures traded positions on pace and scope, while Vatican and White House officials weighed procedural steps amid broader labor and regulatory tensions.
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Interstate Cummerce) Commission
Drew Tar
TeArk
Thyssa
Joseph Lelwork
Mike Mans
Shoat
United Auto Field
Af Montai
E. Wolfe
Chicago
Wader Eyman
Jerett M. Dirksen
Ninols
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Washington
Ralls
Wilhonds
Vatican City
House
Ident Antonin Segui Maly
Sunmilice
Herre Salinger
Paul
Kennedy
Vatican
Commerce Committee
Represen
Krazy Days Start on Thursday at Olympia
A chaotic three day event unites Democrats to push civil rights and conflict with Republicans and city leaders. The sprawling agenda includes rallies, parades, rides, booths, and concerts aimed at energizing supporters and coordinating party actions ahead of next year.
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Connecticut
Hralkera
Psa
Wits
Theschilelser
Alikr Pony
Heat Climbs to 114 as State Faces Prolonged Blaze
Heat gripped Colorado as Springfield reached 114 degrees on Tuesday, part of a statewide wave. Denver hit 99 degrees marking its tenth straight above normal day, while Fraser in the mountains remained much cooler at around 4 degrees.
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Jamson
White House
State House
Fawer
Denver
Springfield
Colorado Plains
Needles
Fraser
Denveur
Syncom 2 Launch Delayed Indefinitely
CAPT CANAVERAL Fla AP Spacecraft technical problems forced an indefinite postponement of the Syncom 2 communications satellite mission. The delay came hours before liftoff as countdown proceeded and the 22,200 mile high orbit target remained out of reach.
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Delegates To Initial Test Ban Thursday
In Washington and Moscow negotiators reported progress on a nuclear test ban amid cautious optimism. Dean Rusk and William Foster briefed the Senate committee as Northern leaders anticipated a Senate vote this session, while Western diplomats warned of possible last minute slips before signing.
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Lewis Gulick
Washington
Senate
Moscow
Dean Rusk
Disarmament Agency
William C. Foster
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Wo Fulbright
D-Ark
Everett Mt Dirksen
Illinois
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Foster
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Ars
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Chrushchev
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Stall Ag
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Wewemen
Tll Seiches
Dean Tosk Luly
Nusk
United States
House Bill Would Hike Cadet Force Strength
The House passed a measure to raise authorized cadet strength at the Military and Air Force Academies to match the Naval Academy, with a five year service requirement for graduates and adjusted appointment provisions. The bill moves to the Senate for consideration.
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Washington
House
Air Force Academies
Agen
Naval Academy
Interm Cor
Melvin R, Laird
B-Wis
Military
Hoee Academies
Senate
Woman presides over Italian Chamber for first time
AP reports Maria Lisa Cinciaci, a Communist and vice president of the Chamber, presided over the Chamber of Deputies in Rome. Giuseppe Ciocci Pisanelli, a Christian Democrat and president of the lower house, was absent.
McKinley Conquerors Reach Mount McKinley North Summit
Seven Harvard University students once feared lost are safe after reaching the north summit of Mount McKinley, with a new route via the Wickersham wall. David Roberts reports the team reached the north summit on July 16 and the south on July 18. Other climbers from Boulder and Seattle expeditions remained in Alaska.
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Wickersham Wall
David Roberts
Mount McKinley
Boulder
Geoff Wheeler
Mike Mc‘lay
University of Colorado
Gi +ry Roath
Dicki Springgate
Seattle
Universityf Washington
Alaska
Notable Talks on Peace Pacts and Military Spending
The article notes last week’s push for a nonaggression pact and a Western alliance, seeking a freeze on military spending and an airport, port, and highway loan inspection system. It mentions positions from Warsaw Pact groups and Western powers, with cautious replies from the United States and others. The text shows fragmented phrases about naval and air security and potential deference to papal or public statements.
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Jatne
Warsaw Pact
Hull
Unites, States
Weather forecast for Wyoming and surrounding area
The five day forecast calls for above normal temperatures with some cooling later in the period. Scattered showers likely most days with increasing chances over the weekend. Highs mid 60s to 70s, lows mostly in the 50s, mountain valleys cooler. Winds from the southwest to west, weaker at times, some elevation may see lower temperatures and brief unsettled conditions.
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