State Intermediate Court Preparations Are Begun
Colorado moves toward a new state Court of Appeals with a nine member Supreme Court Nomination Commission meeting on June 24 to set procedures for obtaining candidates. Governor will choose six nominees for six post seats at $22,250 yearly, with appointments lasting until the 1972 election. The commission may field up to eight names, and the new court becomes official January 1 1970. A clerk and staff will need space, and the Court will use the Supreme Court facilities until then.
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Robert H. McWilliams
Supreme Court
Supreme Court Novariating Commission
Fin Chambers
John ‘Lave
Dagnary
J McWilliam
Otto Moore
Ane
Jisbce
Robertb. Lev
Oor
Hefaus
Court of Appeals
Nominating Commission
High Court Nominating Commission
Juir!ines
Statehouse
Midway Summit Shapes Nixon Thieu Vietnam Outlook
Midway Island hosts President Nixon and South Vietnam’s Thieu for a high level meeting on naval base facilities and potential shifts in the Vietnam conflict. The two leaders plan a formal reception, private talks, and a public statement announcing decisions that could alter the course of the war. The setting, 1240 miles northwest of Honolulu, underscores the historic island as a neutral ground for this unprecedented summit.
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Richard Strobel
Scarc
Associated Press
Nen- Midway Island
Midway
Nixon
Nixon Visers
Sun
Nguyen van Day
Thien
South Vietnam
Honolulu
Thieu
Midway Island
Jing
Chiahs
Tos
Yesensky
Bath
Jill
Navy
FBI Seizes 13th Suspect in Slay Case In Salt Lake City
FBI agents arrested Lannie 21 and James Dixon in Salt Lake City at a Western Union office. The pair join 11 others charged in the Rackley death linked to Black Panthers. Bail set at 100000 for Melans. Rackley was tortured and killed, his body found in a river near Middlefield.
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Salt Lake City
Western Union
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Lannies
James Dixon
Newark
Sathorney
Melans
Russ Calame
FBI
Salt Lake
New Haven
Ales Rackley
Black Panthers
Day
Denver
York
Elon
Bally
Cute County
Royilhe
Landon William
Tne Baty Panthers
Rackley
TS Trainey
Hithe
Williams
McLiens
James F. Ahern
George Sams Jr
Aims College Commencement at Frasier Theater
Frasier Theater on the campus of Central State College hosted commencement exercises for Aims College. The event marked the graduation of the first ill class and featured Rev James J. Morgan, Dr Bealy, Dr James W. Willian, and George Rush presenting degrees.
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Selby
Rece
Greeley
Frasier
Frasier Theater
Cetoratt State College
Aims College
China and Soviet discuss river navigation in border talks
Chinese and Soviet officials prepared for a June 18 meeting in a Soviet border city to discuss barge navigation on shared rivers amid ongoing border clashes. China had accused Soviet troops of cross border fire and kidnapping incidents, while a telegram from New China News Agency outlined the planned commission session in Khabarovsk, with Chinese officials arriving to push objections to a new treaty.
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Tokyo
China
New China News Agency
Braudeanl
Chalrndt
Chiat-Societ Yarn Commission
Chang Chan-loh
Khabarovsk
Moscow
Krembe
Soviet Chines
Rubin
Inne
Local Market update corrected to June 7 notes
A corrected Local Market update dated June 7 reports on trading and price movements. VOR Vania Beary Crap, listed under AS Nat U and X, appears in the notes with adjustments to listing status and market expectations.
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Nat U& X
Denver Firm Low Bidder On University Building
Weaver Construction Co of Denver tops the bid for a new building at the University of Colorado campus with 7,000 dollars, while federal approval is pending. The project, funded in part by National Ta int Health programs, could start soon with a completion target around January 197. The planned facility is part of a series of biology related buildings.
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Boclier Apl
Weaver Construction Co
Denver
Jose Badder
University of Colorado
Pummary
Ste
Jobs At
Health
Tederh
Ginivemiby
Hs Sant
Ordits
Eighteen Pardoned Doomeds Freed From Gabon
Eighteen foreign oil workers sentenced to death by Bintra were pardoned and released arriving Libreville Saturday. They, including 14 Italians, three Germans, and one Lebanese, were taken for medical checkups. They praised humane treatment and good meals received during captivity after being captured by Biafran forces in May. Funerals for a reportedly slain Italian oil worker were planned for Sunday.
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Libreville
Gabon
Bintra
Rome
Jf A Charferent
Erte Maxie Naly Idorcarburi
BNL
Silvio Barbera
Piatheu
Pal VI
Wishoss
Rodeo Veteran Appointed Secretary of RCA Group
Dave Stout, a Selena rodeo performer, will become the new secretary-treasurer of the Rodeo Cowboys Association, succeeding Gene Prulett. A former top rodeo athlete, Stout worked with Hanfs and Horns magazine and served as editor of Rodeo Sports News.
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RCA Group
Denver
Stout
Rodeo! i
Apollo 10 Crew Reports Target Misses Draft Panel Plans
President Nixon announced nationwide youth advisory boards will be formed to study the draft system after a 10 member youth panel urged reform. Members proposed a draft lottery and a professional army while urging representation on local draft boards and changes to board personnel.
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San Clements
Calif
Nixon
John Lloyd
Obuiwa
Iuwa
Ina
Larry McKibben
Ames
Town
Fis
Debra Anderson
Lansing
Mich
Miss Anderson
Peace Corps
Universal
Lloyd
Harold Studley
New York City
Sse Green
Green
Midway Ieland
Nguyen Vang Thieu
Nixor
Bernard B. Blackwell Jr
Jackson
Miss
Marvel Lang
Bay Springs
Jaan Bogie
Mieli
King Hungaun
Lawson
Snack Hobbs Survey On Teen Snack Habits Revealed
A recent survey shows most of the 12.7 teenage pupils in the country snack at least nine times daily. Twice or more, Waity, sae Sn.
Two More Die on State Roads In Deadly Week
The Associated Press report notes two more road fatalities in Colorado, bringing this year’s toll to 248, fifteen below the 1968 peak. Victims include Michael Phillip Bellino, 20, of Florence, who died in a single car crash near Canon City, and Robert J. Capelli, 36, of Denver, who died at Penrose Hospital after a Memorial Day crash in El Paso County. Passengers in Capelli’s car, Harris 40, of Lakewood. Patton 42, of Westminster. and Swartson 58, of Arvada, survived with injuries. Bellino’s passenger, Beltran 20, of Brookside, escaped with minor injuries.
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Associated Press
Colorado
Hey Vowik
Michael Phillip Bellin
Florence
Robert J. Capelli
Denver
Bellino
Canon City
State Patrol
Powcase Hospital
Tass Harris
Lakewood
Robert W. Patton
Westminster
Wendell Swartson
Arvatia
Saline Water Probe Set for Fort Morgan
In Fort Morgan Colorado two federal Office of Saline Water engineers will visit Monday to study local water salinity. An experimental plant may convert brackish water to higher quality. Secretary Hickel cites salinity at 1,800 parts per million versus 600 acceptable for drinking water, blaming over-pumping and pollutants.
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CRT
Morgan
Colo
Federal Office of Saline Water
Fort Morgan
Secretar of Interior
Hickel
Hicke
Administration Pushes Tough Food Stamp Plan Across States
The Nixon administration urged Congress to require every state to run either food stamp or commodity distribution programs in all its political subdivisions. About 1,400 counties already use food programs, with 1,200 counties running commodity distributions. The plan, announced by E Lyng at a news conference, could extend the current June 36, 170 deadline by one year.
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Washington
Nixon
Regul Congress
Congress
Department
Agriculture Department
Richard Fwng
Legisla
E. Lyng
House
Senate
USDA
Appeals Court Nulled Draft Protest Deferments Policy
A federal appeals court voided a directive from Selective Service Director Hershey that warned draft boards to reclassify deferments for participants in illegal antiwar demonstrations. The ruling says only actions violating Selective Service statutes, not lawful protest, justify reclassification. The decision cites that nonpayment of taxes or domestic violence do not diminish deferment value.
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Frank Murray
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Enurt
Iail
Lewis B.hershey
Selective Service
Hershey
Gen. Hershey
Sais
Ontlans
Selective Service System
Avy
William
Pascoe
Pasene
Mrs Farr Daughter of Greeley Icon Donates to CSC Foundation
The widow of Harry W. Farr, Mazel Daven Farr, longtime Greeley figure, donates 10 000 to the CSC Foundation aimed at supporting academic programs scholarships and college functions. She and her family held deep community ties through service on the Greeley School Board church involvement and agricultural ventures.
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Iutral
CSC
Harry W. Farr
Holmes
Greeley
Mazel Daven
Wisconsin
Skt
Old South
Old South, ‘Ward School and Graduated From Greeley High School
Jinvalut Park
Miley Wer
Loveland
Husand
Colorado
Hwa
Ralph
William
Ridph Parrs
Urepon
St. Louis
Warr
Barr Farms
Axel Farr
CSC Foundation
Parr
Wilsall
First Congregational Church
Theyalan
Faye Koy
Baye Sagut
Lily
Bill Hoffman Wins 400 Laps Race Victory
Bill Hoffman takes victory in a 400 lap race with 89 laps led by Affiliated entrant Raul Molina and 8 lap winner Tom Whittaker. Mihov entries included Dong Sharp Mike Kohel and Cara Kersbergen. Next race scheduled at Nos RT cents Store at 7 gin.
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Ra Molina Sean
Meldie Tidy Cone
Geoand
Tom Whittaker
Tarry Sep
Tarry
Nat
Mihov
Dong Sharp
Mike Kohel
Cara Kersbergen
Nos RT Cents
Gin
Sanday Far
Angers Thei Ears
City Traffic Accidents Review By Ron Kafer
Reading from city reports, a 160 sedan sustained 1000 dollars in damage after a collision at 6th Ave and 21st St injuring driver Me. A second car, a Iix sedan driven by Jatin Richard Bata, incurred 200 dollars. The injured person stayed overnight for observation at Weld County General Hospital and was slated for release Saturday. Several non injury crashes were logged on Creeley street and nearby blocks with various vehicles and damages listed, including a 1969 sedan and a 1968 sedan.
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Ron Kafer
Commerce
ORI
Sendra
Jolene Burns
Gerald Virgil Mallon
Pierce Smp
Alar
Glen Duvall
Indian Pr
San
Nutritional Gains Shown After Half-Century
A fragment notes that better fond nutrition benefits the public, with the average person now taller by about one and a half inches compared to 50 years ago, reflecting improved nourishment and its effects.
Denver Girl In Accident Near Hudson
Belinds Lau Burrage, 17, of Denver, suffered a broken shin after her 1987 sedan ran off Interstate five miles from Hudson and crossed into the median. Damages were about 1400, and she was treated at Brighton Community Hospital. Officer Michael Carey investigated. Two other county accidents caused minor damage with no injuries.
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Belinds Lau Burrage
Denver
Hudson
Colorado
Ani
Gus Anderson
Roberto Jesusa Guia
Merce
Archie Guerrero
Ault
Guia
Lef
Guerrero
Platteville Native Dies in Pueblo Hospital
Platteville native Lipy CL Unites, 68, formerly with the Denver Police Department until 1938, died after a long illness in a Pueblo hospital. Survived by widow Georgia. Funeral planned for Purhle mW am, Tuesday.
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Pueblo Lap
Lipy CL Unites
Denver
Pueblo Hospital
Ones
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