Authorized Building Now Over Four Million This Year
May permits totaled 383 929 dollars with 40 building permits issued by George Bargett, director of building inspections. The city’s year to date totals reached 40 permits and 850 061 dollars, ahead of the 1960 pace. One-family homes led May with 11 permits for 249 000 dollars, raising year to date new single family homes to 18 valued at 1 737 000 dollars.
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Frakk Colohak
George Bargett
Bargett
Marized
Auto Accidents Reported Across Colorado Roads
Patrol records list multiple auto accidents with injuries and damages. Drivers include Hishard J. Stepheans Alliance Ned and Amy C. Finch Galeton, with losses from minor to fatal. Incidents occurred on US and county roads near Belpysdale Falcon Lucerne and Lucerne. Investigations by Patrolmen Dan Girnt Vatrohinan Wellington Ferrell Norman Wilson and others.
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Hishard J. Stepheans
Alliance
Ned
Colaride
Belpysdale
Dan Girnt
Atny C. Finch
Galeton
Falon
Rand
Finch
Vatzelman Girnl
Huby A.inkel
Eaton
Grace KB. Lewis
la Saile
Calliston
Colorado
Nile Weat
Lucerne
Peint
Colorada
Lewis
Vatrohinan
Wellington Ferrell
Ail Redan
Andrew Thompson
Wonder Laken
Kerany
U. S
Watrolman Norman
Wilson
Thompson
Willan Ry
Hooker
Balan Wan
Sat Wallace
Virginia Beach
Latcerne
Joseph Dal
Ken Klug
IMA
Franklin J. Rowton
Andrews
Tex
Nein
Gene Adin
Saturiday
David J. Michardenn
FN St
Ave
Gene Admire
Assassination Plot Targeting Trujillo Ends in Shootout
Dominican Republic reports detail a royal assassination plot against Generalissimo Trujillo. Gun battles wounded and killed several key conspirators, with a priest detained for offering asylum and armed forces surrounding Catholic churches amid fears of mob reprisals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guerrero
Presid
Toaquin Balaguer
Juan Tomas Dine
Stu
Jorge
Gabriel Madore
Hunge
Antonio Tejeda Phaentet
Garela Guerrero
Rowse Fidre
Trujillo
Pedro Hivio Cedeno
Roberto Pastalini
Fit
Generalissime
Marge
Antonio Inbert
de la Cruz
Trujla
Coroner's Jury Rules on Fort Collins Slaying
Fort Collins coroner's jury returns verdict on the death of 13 year old Jeera Owen. Witnesses including four university girls testified about the beating and cause of death at the girl's home last Sunday. Evidence cited night observations and testimony from observers at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Collins
Port Collins
Jeera Tae Owen
Robert McCleay
Tkato
CSL
Onle
McCleary
Mina
Neueehokd
Local Market Correction To June 3b Notes
Market listing corrected for June 3b includes changes to item codes and quantities. Entries reference eggs and poultry items with notes on sizes and weights. Distinct vendor names and product tags appear in the revised section.
Victim Transferred To Denver Hospital
John Lo McCarthy of Ster n ling suffered head and other injuries in a one car accident on Uaard south of Hudson. He was transferred from Weld County General Hospital to a Denver hospital on Friday Local authorities reported the medical transfer to St. Joseph's Hospital in Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lo McCarthy
Stern 156
Ling
Uaard
Hudson
Weld County General Hospital
Wis. Joseph's Hospital
Denver
Pvnilay
Tractors for Freedom Group Sets Deadline on Prisoner Swap
DETROIT AP The Tractors for Freedom group set a noon Eastern time deadline for Cuban officials to confirm the May 17 1961 swap proposal. Honorary chair Eleanor Roosevelt and leaders from Johns Hopkins University and the United Auto Workers urged Castro to release 100 prisoners for every 100 tractors shipped, with a plan to deliver 500 tractors and free 500 prisoners in stages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Tractors For Freedom, Inc
Cuba
Fri-day
Eleanor Roosevelt
Milton $. Eisenhower
Johms Mop. Mins. University
Walter P. Heather
United Auto Workers Union
Joseph M. Dodge
Castro
Cabre
San Francisco Earthquake Shakes City at Night
A brief earthquake rattled Oakland and San Francisco Friday night around 9 02 pm PDT. No damage was reported. The jolt lasted a few seconds with listeners noting a preceding rumble that resembled an explosion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Oakland
Storm Sewer Bypass Delayed Amid Byput Crises and Court Threats
City officials report delays in the storm sewer bypass across the Greeley-Loveland ditch near Brentwood Park as legal disputes surface. The Lakeshore Corp seeks assurances against flood damage while talks with Greeley Excavation Co and irrigation partners continue to determine costs for 1000 feet of pipe and expansion toward 23rd Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley-Love
20Th St S.W
26Th St
H. Cruce
Greeley- Laver Land Irrigation Co
Math St. Sav
Brentwood Park
Itron's
Vity
Cruce
Greeley Lave
Alles Acres
Greeley Excavation Co. Cannt
Rbth St
20Th St
Greeley-Taveland Irrigation Co
23Rd Ave
Croce
Proughly Wold
Agsurance Galt
Likeshore Corp
Evans
CSU Diploma Recipients To Be Crowned Next Saturday
Thirty four Weld area students will receive CSU diplomas at Colorado State University Fort Collins as candidates for bachelor's degrees include Judith Ann Haven Ant Glenn Donald Markham Resthond James Lloyd Washburn Jo Briggsdale Carel Letene Miles Carr Mildred Ann Nelson Ray Halon Joyce Blain Fele Eaton James Raymond Mueller Eaton Richard Dale Giger Johnstown John Park Thomas Johnstown Leroy Eugene Criss sant Kenneth Everett Andersen Greeley Norma Jay Apalersen Greeley Donald Raymond Ticlew Laporte Charles W Aylvester Jr Le Salle Larry s Acthue Anderson Greeley James Ray Carlson Greeley Bill Franklin Roberts Wyons Mildred Flaie Stanley New Ray met star Cowan Greeley Nancy M Young tildenbrand Greeley James Thane Tuever Nunn Brice Royal Mcleod Platteville Jerry Lynn Righthouse Platteville Harvey George Leffler Greeley Ruth Allene I srnd aurer Windsor Robert Lynn Reynolds Greeley Janet Elaine Welle Greeley Doctor of Veterinary Medicine candidates include Gerald Than Mossberg Greeley Charles Lawrence Smith Lafayette Masters degree candidates include Eatwin Wayne Colctle Windsor
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Colorado P State University
Fort Colsex
Judith Ann Haven
Ant
Glenn Donald Markham
Resthond
James Lloyd Washburn
Jo. Briggsdale
Carel Letene Miles
Carr
Mildred Ann Nelson Ray
Halon
Joyce Blain Fele
Eaton
Ight
James Raymond Mueller
Richard Man Rutherford
Galbert Dean Swanson
Darryl George Adams
Fort Lupton
Richard Dale Giger
Johnstown
John Park Thomas
Leroy Eugene Criss Sant
Kersey
Kenneth Everett Andersen
Greeley
Norma Jay "Apalersen
Donald Ray
Mond Ticlew
Laporte
Charles W. Aylvester, Jr
le Salle
Larry S Acthue Anderson
James Ray Carlson
Bill Franklin Roberts
Wyons
Mildred Flaie Stanley
New Ray
Met
Star Cowan
Nancy M .Young Tildenbrand
James Thane Tuever
Nunn
Brice Royal Mcleod
Platteville
Jerry Lynn Righthouse
Harvey George Leffler
Ruth Allene I Srndaurer
Windsor
Robert Lynn Reynolds
Janet Elaine Welle
Gerald Than Mossberg
Charles Lawrence Smith
Lafayette
Eatwin Wayne Colctle
Windisor
Credit Card Stall Report Haunts New York Card Issuers
Reported in New York credit card kits the practice of holders using multiple cards spreads. Some customers keep one card active for a month then switch to another, stalling one company before seeking longer term credit, creating broader pattern of staggered usage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chen
Kennedy and De Gaulle Meet In Pursuit Of Berlin Peace
Paris AP reports President Kennedy’s first European summit with Charles de Gaulle yields a personal success. The leaders discussed Berlin and Soviet pressure, agreeing not to back down on the city under threat, while maintaining cordial relations throughout the talks.
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Kennedy
de Gaulle
Richard. K. O'Malley
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Colorado Springs
David W. Enoch
Colorado
Mount Everest
Berlin
Youth 14 slays Father in Millburn probable homicide
In Millburn New Jersey AP report says 14 year old Robert Besth Jr admitted shooting his father Robert Besth Sr a 22 caliber pistol. The mother and siblings present as police investigate the fatal incident with psychiatric history noted. The youth is linked to NRA membership and junior NRA activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millburn
Robert
Colorado Fair Housing Act Held Unconstitutional
Judge Enoch agreed with TL Case & Co. that the act’s language is indefinite and uncertain in a suit by Mr and Mrs James R Rhone claiming discrimination when a Negro couple were refused a home sale. The Ant-Discriminating Commission ordered Case to locate the Rhones, who bought a home elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altorneys
Colorado Supreme Court
Enoch
Tl, Case & Co
Colorado Springs
Cattlemen To Hold 94th Convention in Grand Junction
GRAND JUNCTION AP The Caloraco Cattlemen's Association, older than the state, will host its 9th annual convention in Grand Junction next week. Nearly 1,000 stockmen are expected. Speakers include Karl Landstrom of the Bureau of Land Management and Harry R. Woodward of the Colorado Game and Fish Department. Lyle Liggett will discuss the wilderness bill. Friday features Thom as J. Anderson editor of Farm and Ranch Magazine. Colorado cowbelles and various cattle groups attend the event.
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Grand Junction
Caloraco Cattlemen's Association
Ther
St Berthelson
Meeker
Karl Landstrom
Washington
Buron of Land Management
Harry R. Woodward
Colorado Game and Fish Department
Lyle Liggett
American National Cattlemen's Association
Denver
Wille Thomas J. Anderson
Farm and Ranch Magazine
Nashville
Tenn
Claude Olson
Ludlow
S. D
National Beef Council
Calvin D. Johnson
The
American Tricking Assosciation
Tne
Washington Area
Colorado
Colorado’ Livestock Attetion
Western Shorthorn Association
Scotch Highlander
Bob Parsons
Weston
Lt Col Evans Named Air Science Professor at Colorado State College
Lt Col Calvin E Evans of the United States Air Force is assigned to Colorado State College as professor of air science to replace Maj Wilson Korona who retires Oct 31. Evans, a 20 year veteran and Elmendorf base veteran, has flown in loop carrier and transport, served in the Berlin airlift, and was commissioned in 1941 at Stockton Field. He and his wife Louise are CU graduates with four children Karen Janet Gregory and Douglas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin’ E. Evans
Ldl
United States Air Force
Wiliam R. Ross
Colorado State College
Wilson B. Korona
Ross
Evans
Korona
CSC
Kerons
Rob Waters
Calvin E. Evarts
Wilson
William Ry Russ
USC
Self
Air Force
Elmendorf ‘Air Force Base
Coton Evans
Durig
Jaulder High School
Louise
University At
Colorado
4 Sigma Nu
Karen
Janet
Gregory
Douglas
Advanced Flying School
Stockton Field
Calif
Federal judge bars violence in Freedom Riders case
U S District Court Judge Fravik M Johnson Jr issued sweeping decrees ordering riders to halt racial challenges in Alabama and placing Montgomery police under no violence restraints with jail terms for violations. A restraining order bars the Ku Klux Klan and others from further violence against riders or interstate bus passengers while integrationist tactics unfold in Jackson Mississippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fravik M. Johnson Jr
Alabama
Montgomery
Jackson, Miss
Associated Press
Johnson
CORE
Camas
New York
U.S
Justice Department
Washington
Department
Paul Tighe
Senate
Robert
Freedom Riders
Tighe
Jackson
Federal Penitentiary
Court tests new Colorado junior college tuition law
Colorado faces a constitutional test of House Bill 960 taxing counties not in junior college districts to pay 4 dollars per student. Larimer County commissioner Lowell M. Allen said no payments will occur until a court ruling. If upheld, Larimer could owe about 6000 dollars yearly. The bill is criticized as a tax on unaffected areas. An unrelated Israel report notes a 2.8 million citrus loading dock project in Ashkelon.
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Fort Collins
Colorado
Lowell M. Allen
Larimer County Board of Commissioners
Alben
Allen
Larimer Couny
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Lakeshore Corp
Weld Area
CSU
National Rifle Association
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Quinton
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