Clothing Needed By Flood Victims
Weld County Red Cross issued an urgent plea for clothing and household items to aid flood stricken Frederick, Dacona, Firestone, and Evanston. Disaster area status allows three percent loans through SBA for long term rebuilding. Many homes remain uninhabitable with heat and power disrupted. residents fear more rains could worsen damage and require canal enlargement.
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Jim Hitch
Frederick
Weld County
Red Cross
Frederic
Dacona
Firestone
Evanston
Smoall Business Administration
Son
John Carrell
Tribune
Neading
St.rait
Hed Cross
Greeley
Tediary
Greeley Building
Ath Ave
Ath St
Steve McNichols
State
City to Join Suits on Bypass Plan
The city attorney was authorized to join as a party with the Slata Highway Dept in condemnation actions to obtain right of way for the Greeto bypass. Estimated total damages set at 250,000 dollars. The resolution provides that once center operations begin, the city may join the suit but all court costs and awards to property owners are to be paid by the highway department.
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Slata Highway Dept
Hood
Highway Points Department
Citizens Group to Study Mount Park Site for Greeley
City council approved forming a 10 to 12 member citizens committee led by Mayor Gordon Hissler to study mountain park options west of Lavelland. Aiming to report by August 1, the panel will evaluate Brannaman’s 200 acre Blue Mountain site and an alternate 120 acre Pole Hill site for accessibility and development viability.
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Frank Colohan
Greeley
Lavelland
Rayi Bratitiuman
Citizens Committee
Gordon Hissler
B. H. Cruce
Sutherland
Stanley A. Sutheryard
Ia ‘Tripha
Brannacianks
Blue Mountain
Brannaman
Hoy
Pole Hill
Brynnaman
Sutherland Aid
Glen Vantine
Secoll
Kennedy Calls Vienna Conference Useful
President Kennedy said the Vienna talks with Khrushchev were sober and useful with no concessions or major decisions. He noted no spectacular progress and stressed effort to translate cease fire talks into Geneva progress while warning of Soviet veto on nuclear test bans. Kennedy called the trip fine after flying over 9 000 miles to Paris Vienna London and talks with de Gaulle Macmillan.
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Washington
Kennedy
Red Cross
Krushchev
Cross
National Red Cross
Louis
Kheushchay
Vienna
Kheushchev
Paris
Thnter
Charles de Gaude
Khrushchev
London
Harold Macmilan
Geneva
Soviet Union
Ordinance Ordered For Drainage Fees
City council Tuesday evening ordered an ordinance establishing drainage fees to be drawn up by City Attorney Thomas A Richardson and submitted to the council at a special meeting next Tuesday. The move followed Ray Murphy a local contractor asking if the city planned to continue the present drainage fee indefinitely. Murphy warned the city may have to refund much money to permit holders if such fees persist. Councilman Glen Vantine presided in the mayoral absence and said it would be the personal opinion that the city would continue the drainage charge until builders cease permits.
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Frank Coldwaw
Thomas A. Richardson
Ray Murphy
van Murphy
Glen Vantine
Gordon Rissler
Murphy
Medchals
Tge
McNichols
Legialiure
James French
Ddel Norte
Charles Porter
D-Legis
Mem' Inoues
Hichardson
Ordit
Richardson
City Plans Resolution to Force Railroads to Repair Crossings
City officials directed City Attorney Thomas A. Richardson to draft a resolution ordering railroads to repair crossings. City Manager B. B. Cruce said action is needed after rail crossings are deemed in a prior unsafe condition and the city must coordinate with railroads to address delays and safety concerns. Kennedy trip remarks cited gratitude for welcomes while stressing the nation as a symbol of freedom.
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Kennedy
Cruce
Khnishchev
Nism
Guestt Council
Thomas A. Richarson
B. B. Cruce
Lawmakers Open Extra Session In Pension Controversy
Lawmakers convened an extra session amid contention over a proposed fourty million dollar annual school aid and state pension plan. Key figures McNichols Richardson and Gov. medchals debated legal charges drainage fees and funding gaps for pensions, with amendments affecting how counties levy taxes and who qualifies for pensions under the revised measure.
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Gordon G. Gauss
Everett
Gay
Baverboy
Ers
Sian
Reid
Six More Riders Go to Jail in Jackson Mississippi
Freedom Riders faced jail as Jackson, Mississippi, police arrested six more. CORE officials in St Louis and Washington outlined plans to test segregation by air travel and later bus routes to Jackson. Seven interracial students from the area planned to join the movement, boosting total jailed to 72 in two weeks.
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Associated Press
Jackson
Misa
Mississippi
Freedom
Freedom Riders
Congress On Racial Equality
CORE
St. Louis
Checkson
Charles WR. Oldham
Washington
New Orleans
Weather summary for region with showers and cool nights
The period ends with partly cloudy to cloudy skies and showers. Temperatures range from the upper 40s to low 70s across regions, with mountains cooler and lower elevations around 40 to 50. Thursday brings pleasant to unsettled conditions with scattered storms and cooler western portions.
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Public
College
Wyoming
U S Will Push Laos Cease Fire At Geneva Conference
The United States says it will not force a collapse of the Geneva talks on Laos but will push for a ceasefire. State Department officials say the goal remains a neutral Laos with no external interference, even as news reports cite possible U.S. withdrawal and shifting positions by parties at the conference.
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Washington
United States
Laos
Geneva
State Department
Russia
Ted Chins
Padong
Lincoln White
White
Talos
A.S
Joseph W. Reap
Reap
U.S
Colorado program faces red ink despite welfare board cuts
The measure limited to ten million annually runs at a deficit as the State Welfare Board implements cutbacks. McNichols avoided a bitter fight by excluding the subject from a special scan. The governor urged a special session to clarify public school funding legality and shared responsibility for prior errors acknowledged by officials.
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State Welfare Board
McNichols
Stevenson In Argentina Talks With Frondizi
Adlai E. Stevenson arrives in Buenos Aires for two days of talks with President Arturo Frondizi. The mission aims to build support for a unified Latin American economic program. U.N. envoy Murphy and other officials discuss alliance builders and opposition within Latin American policy circles.
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Avenos
Kennedy
Alliance Builders Association
Agsthé For Progress
Inter
Association
Council
Rusk Urges Single Foreign Aid Agency Reorg
Secretary of State Dean Rusk urged Congress to create a single long term foreign aid agency with minimal strings attached and to merge the International Cooperation Administration and related programs. He outlined a $4.535 billion aid plan for next year, with $1.882 billion for military assistance and a contingency fund of $175 million, tying loans to development goals and allowing deferment of past loan payments.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Congress
Rusk
House Foreigns
Ant
Kennedy
Europe
Thomas Morgan
Dlg
Rask
New International Economic and Social Development Agency
Defense Department
International Cooperation Administration
Development Loan Fund
Tx ‘Port-Impork Bank
Four Nation Group Heads To Dominican Republic Mission
Four nation representatives from Panama United States Uruguay and Colombia join an OAS mission to the Dominican Republic aboard a US plane named Colombine. The trip aims to assess conditions following the assassination of Generalissimo Trujillo and to explore motives behind the killing amid rumored international involvement.
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Ben F. Meyer Washington
AMA
Yalion
Damminican
Organization of American States
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Tanama
Uruguay
Coombia
OAS
Panama
Augurintrange
Dominican Republic
Rafael Bs
Trujillo
Ciudad
Earl
Venezuela
Hehlander
Lause
Lakeshore Agreement Is Tabled by City Council
The Lakeshore Corp drainage deal with the city was tabled due to objections to provisions. City officials fear annexation limits and flood risk if drainage works continue without adequate safeguards. Lakeshore attorney says the core concern is floodage and a large drainage headache from rains, while an informal agreement already guides construction of a regional drainage system.
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Lakeshore Corp
20Th St
Rd Ave
Mth Ave
Sth Ave
Atorney
Thomas A. Richardson
Srow
Willium E. Botlander
Bohlender
Evans Reservoir
Su Corporation
Grealeys
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Leo Whiteman
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JFK
Andrew C. Ivy
Mlinvis Research Hospital
Ivy
University of Tllinois
George D. Stoddard
New York
Stevenson
Argentina
Kennedy Snd
Lrail
Lakeshore
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