President Nixon to address Air Force Academy ceremony
President Nixon will speak at the U S Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs on Wednesday about rules of great nations and core military defense. He stops at General Beadle College in Madison a day earlier, then flies to Midway Island via California. A near capacity crowd of 41 000 is expected for graduation day. Forty six cadets graduate, with 50 states and territories represented. Steven R Sturm of San Bernardino leads the class as a Rhodes Scholar recipient. 17 others win scholarships or fellowships. Most graduates enter pilot training or technical fields. several go directly to armed services.
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Deaths and Funerals in Greeley and Denver Areas
Obituary notices for Diego Lopes and family, Lupe Orvece Lopes, Velix Lopre, and others in Greeley. Sebastian Lopes and Yolanda Lonez of Denver. 13 grandchildren noted. Funeral rites at Adamson Memorial Chapel with mass at Our Lady of Peña Path Church, interment in Lipa Grove Cemetery. Also notices for Mabel C Widlund and relatives across Colorado and Kansas, with services at a local chapel and Sunset Memorial Gardens.
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Macy Allnutt Mortuaries services and notices
Catherine Hamblin of Atracres Manor Nursing Home aunt of Thommen L Schank and Mary Allen Schank with extended family in Colorado, Oregon and Nebraska. Services 9:30 am Thursday at St Peters Catholic Church Tetermant Mt. Oliver Cemet ers. Interment Evans Cemetery. Lionel G Reed of 2130 West with St. Rd Hustané, Har ver Eldridge of Kremmling, and other relatives noted. Services 2 pm Wednesday from the Drawing Room with Bier and Linn Grove service at BPOE No. 1.
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Stratton
Nebraska
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Greeley
Caroline
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Bishop Mortuary Windsor Notice
Funeral arrangements announced for Lark Cole in Windsor Colorado with details pending for services at Bishop Mortuary.
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Guide to Books' REAL PEOPLE by Alison Lurie
Illyria a New England mansion houses a writers colony where guests pursue the muse. Janet Belle Smith, wife and mother, revisits the commune and discovers flaws in its residents as Anna May stirs attention. The tale blends comedy with a quiet insight on self discovery for writing. In Germany, airport barriers removed for passenger facility fees.
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Vetter Mortuary and Local Names in Fort Cuptan
Obscure roster of individuals linked to Vetter Mortuary and Fort Cuptan with scattered names and church references. Mentions Phira T Sandoval and multiple surnames alongside ambiguous events at William's Catholic and St William churches. No clear date, event, or outcome discernible from the fragment.
Space Spectacle On Part of Russ Expected Soon
Paris AP reports an American official says the Soviet Union may launch a spectacular space shot within days and could push toward a manned moon landing. The official, unaffiliated with NASA, cautioned uncertainty about any linked interview with Soviet cosmonauts. The Apollo 11 mission remains slated for July launch.
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Impaired Driving Bill Takes Effect in July in Colorado
Denver AP reports a new impaired driving law will take effect July 1 or July 4, setting a 0.05 percent blood alcohol content presumption and lowering DWI BAC from 0.15 to 0.10. Violations bring fines from 1 to 5 dollars, up to 1 day in jail, and license points. 12 points suspends the license. The measure, sponsored by Sen. Anthony Vollack, also targets sensory and odor issues under a broader air pollution effort and faces federal compliance questions.
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Ruling Sought on Colorado Air Pollution Law
A legal challenge seeks to invalidate or modify Colorado's Air Pollution Control Act. The case questions the statute's scope and regulatory authority, with details pending a judicial ruling. The outcome could affect enforcement and compliance timelines for industry.
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Mistletoe Roots in Ancient Customs and Christmas Charm
Mistletoe is a curious evergreen vine with white berries that birds disperse. It grows on certain trees, links water and minerals through a feefers connection, and was sacred to Druids. Scandinavians popularized the tradition of hanging mistletoe for romance and kissing.
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Divorce Granted On Eve Of 30th Anniversary
Len Russell B. Long, D La, was divorced Monday by his wife Katherine on the eve of their 30th wedding anniversary. The hearing before Dist Judge John W Barret lasted five minutes. Long did not appear. Katherine Long, home in Baton Rouge, had lived at a Sierra guest ranch to meet Nevada six weeks residence. Attorney Bryce Rhodes said they reached a satisfactory out of court property agreement. The couple has two daughters Rita and Pamela, neither a minor.
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Design Meeting Opens in Aspen Conference Theme Debut
ASPEN Conn AP The six day Informational Design Conference opens June 15 with more than a dozen speakers discussing The Best of Your Lives. Conference president Eliot Noyes will open formal proceedings June 16. A film by R J O Blechman will be shown, made for the conference from a UN grant. Closing June 20 features poet Robert Lowell and actor Peter Ustinov.
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Eliot Noyes
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United Nations
Robert Lowell
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Smithsonian Mall Comes Alive With New Attractions
Smithsonian Institution adds a whirling barrouser a tent theater and a plexiglas dinosaur to the National Mall between the Washington Monument grounds and the Capitol. The annual Festival of American Folklife will be July 16 drawing visitors from 20 states as carpenters artisans musicians and performers enliven the lawn with kites balloons and folk music.
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Compensation For Workmen In Colorado Raised
Compensation for Colorado workmen rises under new laws signed by Gov. John A. Loveland. Weekly benefits increase by 5.25 as basic death and disability payments lift from 54.25 to 59.50. Benefits for dependents rise by 4.20 weekly to as high as 72.10, with total benefits reaching 18 623 and 22 507 with dependents.
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Bob Crane Sued for Divorce in Hollywood
Hollywood AP report states actor Bob Crane of Hogan's Heroes fame is sued for divorce by wife Anne after 20 years of marriage. The action, filed May 1 in Superior Court, charges five cruelty counts and seeks dissolution of the marriage.
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Jeffco Voters To Ballot On Two Tax Proposals
Jeffco voters head to the polls to decide on two tax measures. An unincorporated area law enforcement district would levy up to three mills to fund sheriff's department services. In Arvada a 1 percent sales tax proposal also faces voter approval following city council action.
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Sirhan Says RFK Killing Worth Both Lives
Sirhan Bishara Sirhan told NBC in a Los Angeles jail interview that assassinating Robert F Kennedy was worth both their lives but he wishes the senator were alive to be president. He spoke with Jack Perkins after his death-penalty conviction and prior to NBC broadcast.
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Spontaneity Adds Magic Moments to Marriage
Dr. Herbert Otto, marriage counselor and head of a San Diego think tank, advocates using planned spontaneity to revitalize marriages. He cites only modest divorce rates and notes 40 percent could be helped if both partners commit. He promotes exercises from his book and guides couples to create joyful, novel experiences together.
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National Center For the Exploration of
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Woman Saves Buena Vista Church Building
Marie Skogsburg led a drive to rescue the 100 year old St Rose of Lima church in Buena Vista Calo from demolition. The Diocese of Pueblo agreed to relocate the building after a court action halted an intended fire department burn during a firefighting exercise.
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Lamar Newsman Named to National Planning Panel
Lamar Newsman Fred M. Bete Jr. of the Lamar TriState Daily News and Bete Publishing Co. is named a member of the National Council for the National Planning Association. The council fosters cooperation among major economic groups to address domestic and international problems.
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Fred M. Bete Jr
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National Planning Association
Interim panel studies miners black lung disease in Kentucky
FRANKFORT Ky AP An interim subcommittee is chosen to study black lung disease among miners and make recommendations for the 1970 Kentucky Legislature. The panel focuses on health safeguards and industry practices, aiming to inform lawmakers about prevention and treatment options.
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Kentucky
Printing and bindery machinery trade hits high in 1967
Worth 86 million dollars in Japan production of printing and bindery machinery led the year with 46 million dollars in domestic output. Supplementary equipment imported added 19.4 million dollars, underscoring strong export and import activity in 1967.
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