Predictions on Civil Rights Law Repeal and Health Card Plan
The piece reports George Wallace predicting a civil rights measure will be repealed within two to four years, with Goldwater and Rockefeller referenced in political context. It also covers Wallace’s stance on a health identification card proposal, tied to immunizations and disease control, and notes Dr. Mollohan’s remarks on feasibility and breadth of adoption across states. It mentions Meyer and public health officials weighing practical and political aspects of the plan.
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George C. Wallace
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Barry Goldwater
Nelson A. Rockefeller
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Cecil .Mollohan
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Postmasters End Estes Park Meet
Colorado postmasters wrapped up their convention in Estes Park by electing new officers. Francis Flanagan of Holyoke was named president, with vice presidents Lawrence Hunke Hudson Tom Stone Coal Creek Lela Aust Cedaredge and Ray Wooley Meeker. Joe Snepenger was elected secretary and Pat Kassler Brush editor. Guest speaker was David A. Bunn director of the Office of Regional Management in Washington. The 1985 convention will be held in Fort Collins.
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Colo
Colorado
Francis Flanagan
Holyoke
Lawrence Hunke
Hudson
Tom Stone
Coal Creek
Lela Austoff Cederedge
Ray Wooley
Meeker
Joe Snepenger
U.S. Air Fore Academy’ Post Office
Pat Kassler
Brush
David A. Bunn
Denver
Postoffice Departiaent
Washington, D.C
Fort Collis
Two Story Home Feature with Redrooms and Skylight Studio
A two story home showcases four large redrooms and a skylight studio on the upper floor, with a kitchen wing at the back raised above the main level. It includes two baths and no downstairs lavatory, plus a first floor laundry. First floor area approximately 1,198 square feet and second floor 1,210 square feet. Architect Lester Cohen, HAGASN dx, New York.
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Lester Cohen
New York
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Army Deserter Convicted of Giving Secrets
George Gessner, a former nuclear weapons maintainer with secret clearance, deserting from Florida base in 1960, confessed to providing restricted data on the Marks V and 280 mm nuclear guns to a Soviet agent. He was sentenced to life in prison following jury recommendations and federal charges under the Atomic Energy Act of 1968.
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Harry F. Rosenthal
Kansas City
Ran
George Jab
Gessner
Vis Attarneys
Union of
Soviet Union
Lueght
Lavidig
Teaved Gessner
Gessnay
Privale
Fl. Bliss, Tek
Mexico City
Truck Driver Dies In Colorado Crash Near Farmington
An AP report states 24 year old William L. Fritzler of Farmington New Mexico died when his truck lost control on a curve south of Cortez and plunged over an embankment. The vehicle caught fire after impact and the truck was owned by Crown Chemical Co. of Farmington.
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Associated Press
William L. Fritzer
Parmington
Qutay
Colorado
Maurel Hossette
Fritaley
Crown Chemical Co
Farmington
Fritzler
Strikers ratify Essex Wire contract amid violence recall plan
In Hillsdale Michigan Essex Wire strikers Local 10 approved a modified contract by a wide margin after a 24 hour meeting with federal and state mediators. Company officials planned to recall 72 to 100 workers, with 180 members of UE Local B16 on strike since February. The strike, marked by violence and National Guard involvement, prompted patrols as ratification was announced.
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Charles C. Cain
Hillsdale
Mich
Essex Wire Corp
Ted Nolan
International Union of Electrical Workers
Apl-Gio
IWE
Detroit
Hillsidale
Trala Bragalone
Essex _Wire
Naional Guard
Tdval
Tribune
Greeley DeMolay Sweetheart contestants named for state conclave
Janet Boyd of Greeley leads a list of Greeley and Colorado DeMolay sweetheart hopefuls for the state conclave. Faye Rector of Denver and Connie Jamison of Longmont represent their chapters as three judges interview the five state finalists. A grand ball, parade through downtown Greeley, and drills by college teams highlight the convention activities.
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Janet Boyd
BeMelay' Sweeties
Ameetbarl
Greeley
Denver
Dod
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