Racial Legislation Seen Early in Week
Louis Panos Washington reports the Kennedy administration plans to ask Congress next week for civil rights legislation to desegregate schools and public accommodations. A two bill package, tied to voluntary removal of racial barriers by some southern businesses, aims to ease tensions from sit in demonstrations. The school desegregation bill targets by 1995 with “all deliberate speed” while federal authorities may set timetables if local officials resist.
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Louis
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Soane Southern Businessepen
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Hay
NABAC Plans Dinner Dance for 1964-65 Officers and Members
NABAC announces a dinner dance at Harvest House in Boulder to close the year. Officers elected May 13 for 1964-65 include president Frank Perschbacher and a slate of vice presidents, treasurer, auditor, and directors from Colorado banks in Denver, Greeley, Englewood, and Broomfield.
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Denver
Tullows
Krank
Greeley
Malvolin J. Erickson
Colorado National Bank
Sidney C. Sing
First National Bank
Englewood
Willam P. Leber
Wivhier
Denver U.S. Naional Bank
John D. Sankh
Groomfeld Bank
Broomfield
First’ National Bak
Greeley National Bank
Wold Country Bank
GlS Buying Homes Eligibility Deadlines for Vets
World War II veterans must verify GI loan eligibility based on discharge date and length of service, says E A Renke of the Denver VA Regional Office. The deadline follows a formula tied to wartime service and discharge, with specific cutoff dates noted for WWII, Korean War veterans, and disability-related cases.
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E. A. Renke
Veterans Administration
Denver
Ptis
Lake
Adil Pine
Heliconter Crew Aims for Second Leg Record Flight
Heliconter crew attempts a second leg for a record flight from PHOMSHER BAY and Baffin de land, with 1AM start and crossing the treacherous ocean. Aly Keren is listed among the participants in the thirteenth race event.
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Phomsher Bay
Baffin de Land
Aly Keren
Baton Twirlers Compete At Open National Championships
A garbled OCR item notes baton twirlers prepare to compete across divisions at the Open National Championships held at Weather Lakeside Amusement Park. Registrations mention entries and fees with routes through Newton St and Thailavik Air Base, while weather and crossings figure into the event logistics.
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Uinta
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Lurtons
45 CSC Students Leave On Annual Study Tour
A large group of 45 CSC students depart on an annual study tour to Washington and New York City. The trip includes visits to the National Archives, National Gallery of Art, FBI, State Department, Capitol, and UN briefings. Students stay at the Hotel Goy and Clinton with a schedule spanning Monday to Saturday, featuring museum visits and a comprehensive UN tour.
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Bistory
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Ehwurman
Soi Cil Science Division
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Smthsurian Institute
National Gallery of Art
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Washington Monument
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Jefferson Memori
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Capitol
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Senate
New York City
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Clinton
United Nations Personel
Evening Toastmasters honor with winning speech
Preston Strubel delivered the winning speech at Evening Toastmasters in a program featuring talks on art and history. The event included examinations, honorary recognitions, and introductions of new members as the group prepared for a parade in Philadelphia.
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Charles Prior
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Frank Mambaissf
Merle Higgs
Dwight D
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Jullines Isenhower
Jake Ulrich
Wile
Sven
Johansen
Eylualur
Pennsylvania Military College
Haward
Chester
Eisenhower
William Leinweber
Dale
SBA Workshop For Parsons To Enter Business
The Denver regional SBA office announces a one day free workshop for Parsons and others wishing to start a business. The program is part of a broader SBA effort to help aspiring entrepreneurs with guidance and resources.
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Parsons
Communica- Hots Commission
Denver
Gill Fe
New York
Nationa
Broadcasting Co
WADT
Librar
Trade Tariff Shifts Highlight Kennedy Aid in Korea
Washington reports indicate U S plans to raise poultry tariffs from three to six cents per pound while pursuing broader market access. Herbert Herter signals willingness to use compensations in future trade talks. The United States also approves a further 34.6 million dollars in foreign aid and agricultural commodities to South Korea to ease inflation and back the regime of Park Chung-hee.
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Europe
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Lommon
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United, States
State Department
Lincoln White
Calendar of Pope Illness Chronology From Vatican Bulletin
The Vatican medical bulletin outlines Pope John XXIII illness timeline from November public acknowledgment to February updates. It notes a gastric disorder in November, improvement by December, resumption of general audiences, a February cold, and a curtained window during the February blessing.
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Rev H Street of Windsor Dies Friday
The Rev H Street, Windsor retired Lutheran minister, died Friday at Kenton Nursing Home after illness. Born 189 at Wendelstein Bavaria he came to the United States in 1900 and served multiple pastorates before retiring in 1940. He married Frieda Horn in 1904 and was a member of the American Lutheran Church of Windsor.
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Kenton Nursing
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Alétes
Main St
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American Lutheran Church
Cuban Exiles Shift Tactics Of Raiders
Cuban exiles allied with five anti Castro groups announced a shift from hit and run raids to action inside Cuba. The factions led by Second National Front of Escamtray Alpha Neix reportedly plan further operations while promising a broader revolution.
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APA
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Tarara
Havana
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Escamtray
Alpha
Sports car smashes into wall near Twenty fourth Street
A 24 year old Spencer Mathis of Anchorage oriented his 1956 sports car into a concrete retaining wall at 25th Street and Avenue. State Patrolman Ferrell said the car left the road while traveling west. Damage set at 150 dollars.
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Anchorage
Alaskan
Ath Ave
Wellington Ferrell Jr
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Sil
Loyal Warner
Louis FP
Bt. 1
Kelsey
Greeley
U.S
Eaton
Jessie Gonzales Jaramillo
Jaramillo
Schmidt
Jaycees Organize New Scout Troop No 209
Jaycees will organize a new Boy Scout troop No 209 at Jefferson School Monday night. The Troop will serve boys on the north and all sides of town with Jaycees sponsoring and Archie Hushal as scoutmaster. The troop committee will be Jaycee members with troop funds supported by money making projects.
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Greely S Jaycees
Jefferson School
Woop
Seok Ave
Jaycees
Archie Hushal
Maney
Out Patient Rules Of VA Explained
Many readers report confusion over VA outpatient rules. Dr Paul M Ireland of the Downe VA hospital outlines eligibility for outpatient care for service connected disabilities, including veterans from earlier wars. He notes training-related medical treatment under the Vocational Rehabilitation Act may also be covered.
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Paul M. Ireland
Veterans Adminstration Hospital
Downe
Over 50 Registered For Soap Box Derby In July
A chaotic notice lists more than fifty entrants for a July soap box derby in England. It mentions M s Ayie Blower, 92, recalling a meeting with the queen’s husband, and references local organizers and sponsors such as Edwards Chevrolet and Wilshire Barbers. The piece describes registration, prizes, and a public event atmosphere with scattered quotes and mishmashed names.
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Greeley Jaycees
Stiebel
Salmana
Dash
Wilshire
Troops Begin Maneuvers With Southeast Asia Pact Forces
The 1st contingent of the 25th Infantry Division heads to maneuvers under the Southeast Asia Treaty Organization. Troops from the 1st Brigade are airlifted to Forge Headquarters as air support tests include crop protection and field control from the air.
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Ath Infantry
Southeast Asia
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Navy Not Positive Wreck is Thresher
Navy officers said photos from underwater cameras near 220 miles east of Boston show parts of the Thresher hull but some items remain unidentified. A Navy Court of Inquiry continues as the Gillis W. search vessel and the bathyscaphe Trieste prepare further deep dives to confirm the wreck.
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N.H
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Theester
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McNavy
Theft at Hay Reported by Fort Lp Police
Report from Fort Lp Police Department on Friday night details a theft at a hay field near Fort Lp. Mrs. Leinweber is named in the report as the suspect, accused of stealing small items from the hay stack.
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Fort
Faipton
Leinweber
Fort Lpon
Savin
Hailey
Drilling Below Five Thousand Feet At No 1 Milliken
Fragmented OCR text describes drilling activity at the No 1 Milliken well, with garbled lines mentioning depths around five thousand feet, West at mile hills, and scattered names. The readable core notes a primary drilling focus and a milestone near five thousand feet.
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Milliken
Funeral for Mrs Ele sne Clark Set Monday at 2 P M
Funeral services for Mrs Ele sne Clark will be held Monday at 2 pm from Magy Allnutt Drawing Room. Interment will follow at Line Grove Cemetery.
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Ski Nueday
Magy-Allnutt
Toom
Line Grove
Cemetery
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