Summer Session Opens at Colorado State College
More than 3 300 students expected to arrive for the summer term at Colorado State College in Greeley. Faculty, guest instructors and workshops will guide courses through August. The campus festival week includes theater, arts, lectures, concerts and the July Fourth celebration with rodeo and fireworks.
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Colorado Late College Sun
Mien Sehyo
Wey
the Tribune
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Desessiom
Behoal
Greeley
Area Air Searches Pursued For Missing Planes
Civil Air Patrol and mountain search teams scoured the Plains area for missing pilots after multiple planes vanished in rough terrain. Officials named candidates and engaged helicopters and ground crews to cover rugged routes from Colorado to Wyoming, with optimism tempered by difficult conditions and scattered sightings.
Kennedy Takes Up Politics on Tour
Helena sources report Kennedy campaign activity as search teams and volunteers, including Moulins Fish and Game Department members, searched rugged terrain near Red Latlee and Line Creek for a mysterious light. Helicopters and ground crews planned coordinated sweeps to locate the source.
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Kennedy
Hunter Rune
Rsiminys
Toole
Heaven
Xiamote
Red Latlee
Line Creek
Grandson of Union Colony Pioneer Dies and Building Permits
The report notes the death of Fred Carpenter, grandson of Union Colony pioneer, at Weld County General Hospital after an extended illness. It details 1962 building permits including a Speedway Food Stores project at 2 W Sixth St with an estimated cost of 16800 dollars, plus several single-family home permits totaling around 1.47 million dollars.
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Speedway Drive-In Food Stores
6Th St
Nevards
Priday
James F. Tobenstelly
Rabenstein
Speedway Food
Union Colony
Manuel CG. Carpantir
Weld County General Hospital
Carpenter
Associated Press
Gruckey
Garpenter
J.D. Richardson
Pueblo
Jimiew
Griess
Glenn Fern Taylor
Colorado
Gill
Barnesville
Christ
Greeley
Vate
Max BE. Caxsaday
Richerd Tian
Este
Weld
Gemoli
Frank Colohan
City Budlding Inspection
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CSU awards 38 degrees at Fort Collins commencement
Framed by CSU events in Fort Collins, 38 county students including Kent Mason Anderson and Kertielh ield County graduates received bachelor’s degrees. The ceremony also marked dozens of top scholars among CSU’s 836 bachelor’s degree candidates. The report notes high scholastic achievement and notable graduates from multiple towns and campuses.
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Fort Collins
Kent Mason Anderson
Kertielhield County
Dodgias Berman
Herbert Bence
de Lamb
Charles Ross Riggs
Gill
Nancy Nell Bishop
Slorado State University
Greeley
Alla Jane Chapin
Gerald Eugene Hager
Joln Scott
Chiers
Holmes
Pamela Eileen Hill
Auginetio
Russell Eustist
Bruce Jukuson
Alfred Wayne
Erry
Miller
James Ray Rucker Jr
Aatteville
Platte
Lillian Greene Scott
Jared
Collegi
Johnstown
Allen Suohalte
Keenesburg
James Alan Dale
Carol Elizabeth Mad
CSU
Larry Dale
Pierre
Catherine Lois Amen
Dvorce
T.foiarlyn Ann Buchanan
Bob Blat
A. Bawah
Vernon Ganger
Michigan State City
Wis Platteville
Olin Cornell Stiller
Twit
Feld
Stadio
Windsor
Plane Carrying Military Chiefs Makes Safe Alameda Landing
A Navy plane carrying the commander in chief of the Pacific Fleet the deputy commanding general of the Marine forces and President Kennedy’s naval aide to Hawaii was forced to return to California after an engine caught fire two miles west of Los Angeles. The plane landed safely at Alameda Naval Air Station.
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Mumper
Fred H
Denver
Merle C
Pueble
Barbara Callahan
Honolulu
Hawaii
Flurabel Zinmerman
Yorrance
Kennedy
Thesgleave
Macy-Alnult Mortuary
Lance Teal
Democratic Party
Cheilletz
Dram
Alameda
Califapo
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Pacific Fleet
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Sal
Los Angeles
Alameda Naval Air
Medical Men Seek Clues To Birth Defects Epidemic
AP dispatch reports doctors in Washington and Atlanta investigating a birth defects outbreak in fall births. Cases, linked to spinal meningomyelocele, show 421 per 100000 birth rate versus a normal 74. Researchers test blood, drug histories, and viral factors while noting nonwhite rates differ.
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Atlanta
Alabama Campus Guarded Segregationists Call for Nonviolent Resistance
In Tuscaloosa agitation rose as segregationist cadets urged followers to fund opposition to integration rather than seek violence. Eugene Connor called for a widespread boycott of white merchants aiding racial equality. Hundreds of officers guarded the campus as federal orders aimed at preventing clashes and letting two Negroes enroll faced court challenges. A Klan cross burning and speeches were planned nearby. Governors Wallace and under orders aimed to maintain order while awaiting court rulings on admission.
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Rex Thomas
Tuscaloosa
Ala
University of Alabama
Eugene
Bull) Connor
Birmingham
Wnrell
Stile
Montgomery
George C. Wallace
Wallace
University Extension Center
Hontsville
Imte
Connor
Citizens Council
Holt
CE. Hornsby Jr
Centreville
Leonard Wilson
University of Sabama
Xulus Klan
Reb
Gurl M. Shellon
Gov. Wallace
Hin
Us. Dist
Seybourne Lynne
Kenoudy Administration
Washington
Ybscaloosa
Uebya Negroes
Vivian Jt.malone
Mobile
James Ih Homl
East Gadsden
Weather synopsis and temperature readings for regional outlook
Weather report with temperatures around 83 degrees at 1 pm Saturday and 24 hour trend ending 8 am Saturday. Public Service notes stations Cottage Station and Great Western with high and low figures. Sunrays times listed, forecast calls for mostly cloudy Colorado and Wyoming with isolated showers or thunderstorms, temperatures varying slightly across regions and winds from southeast to northeast.
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Great Western
Colorado
Fortiouns
32 Weld Students Get Degrees at CU
Weld County graduates from Greeley and nearby towns earned degrees at the University of Colorado commencement. Notable degrees included law, medicine, engineering, education, and pharmacy with several graduates honored for distinction.
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Greeley
Weld
Urvists
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Greeluy
David Jessup
J Dames Lake
Greyley
William H. Blairer
John Henry Bruce
Paul Laurel Burley
Barheloe
Get Once
Hilla Gordon Carlson
Slohn Ware Darr
Macbeter
Laat Deyden
Ener
Journalism
Everett Frames
Patrica
Kennet Obs Johnson
Philip Neal Johnson
LeRny Raymond Kurny
Debra Leg Kiley
Bachelo
Scienceeducation
James Albert
Steven Edward Ley
Joseph McMillan
Henry Kaaymass Mikaws
Bechelor
Rat
Suruive
Walker David Miller
Carl Engen Mossnerg
James George Lath
Pachelor of
Mee ‘Electrical Engineers
Fewatt
Warm Weather Prevails Over Much of Nation
Partly cloudy skies and warm temperatures dominated most of the country today with isolated sections recording thunderstorms and gross weather events. Widely scattered thundershowers hit the Western mountains and northern plains, with activity extending to the Southeast from Louisiana to Virginia. Upper Mississippi and Ohio River Valley also saw showers and thunderstorms.
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Associated Press
Lirgate Plains
Lamipiana
Viniuia
Aso
Mississippi
Ohio
Guardsmen En Route If Needed to Restore Order
A dispatch from Tuscaloosa reports that national guardsmen were en route to Alabama to assist if order deteriorates amid unrest. Gov. George W visits the city as authorities brace for possible demonstrations and await further instructions on deployment.
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George W A
Amabasya
Madama
Alabama
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