Oliver Asks for CSC Land for New Jr High School
Colorado State College land near Petrikin farm West Vamps is asked for sale. Senator Floyd Oliver urges release of 15 to 20 acres to fund a Meeker area junior high, arguing school district needs and central campus planning, with Meeker parents protesting south of Brentwood location.
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CSC Land
New Jr. High School
Bob Beard
Colorado State College
Petrikin
West Vamps
Greeley School
Stateltr
Floyd Oliver
Greeley Schwoll Board
Nueman
Board of ‘Trust
Legislature World Act
CSC
Colschool
Khtvict
Legislature
Reservoir Rd
State Planning Commission
Carmpits
Alamosa
Dean
John Clayton
Condemination Net
Larich
Meeker Group
Meeker Junior High School
Hrentwood
Alles Acres
Robert Singer
Singer
Heath
Governor Notes Long-Term Payoffs From Fryingpan Ark Water Project
Governor Me Nichols told a Washington delegation the Fryingpan Ark bill will deliver immediate construction benefits and long term statewide gains. He cited steel and cement jobs, then expanded to agricultural, municipal water, and power benefits, forecasting new industry and housing. He noted political dynamics but pressed for House passage and Senate approval to unlock planning funds.
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Yayece
Senate
McNichols
Medlichols
House
Democratic Congress
Colorado
Greeley Board Approves Plans For Three Elementary Schools
Greeley School Board approves final plans for three new elementary schools in the district. Bids to be opened July 17 at 2 p.m. on five contracts per building. deposits required for plans and specs. Temporary portable steel buildings approved for Jackson School and future Greeley High to provide classroom space.
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Ifa
Greeley Sehinol
Greeley School Board
Lyse
Mids
Shaver and Associates
Salina
Kan
Greeley Schoo
Shaver and Co
Omaha
Kanes City
Dick Fennelly
Home Light & Power Co
Senate Panel Sets Fryingpan Arkansas Water Hearing
The Senate Interior Reclamation Subcommittee announced a June hearing on the Fryingpan Arkansas water project bill as a companion to a House-passed measure. The $170 million plan would divert Western Slope water to farms and towns in the Arkansas Valley via the Continental Divide.
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Senate Grou
Washington
Senate
Fryingpan-Arkansas
House
Sons
Jab A. Carroll
Db-Colo
Gorden Allott
Rocky Mountains
Arkansas Valley
Rorkies
Tuavel
House Okays 308 Billion Debt Limit
Washington AP reports the House approved a 308 billion dollar debt limit to avert a looming drop from 40 to 285 billion. The vote was 258 to 143 after charges of blackmail and protests, with Senate action expected and a quick compromise possible if no action occurs.
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Washington
Ater
Senate
Congress
Rey Publican
Rey
John We Byrnes
R-Wis
Defense Department
Weather note from Thursday and Friday regional outlook
The forecast shows 85 degrees Thursday with cooler northwest Friday. West Colorado is generally fair, east partly cloudy with scattered showers and possible thunderstorms, and a few heavy thundershowers with hail possible in the northeast this evening. Wyoming: partly cloudy tonight and Friday with scattered thunderstorms and hail likely east tonight.
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Colorado
Wyoming
Greeley School Board Adopts 1962 63 Budget
The Greeley School Board approved the 1962 63 budget Wednesday night detailing a net 5.77 mill increase in all school levies. The special fund will total 2 810 345 plus 190 000 for reserves and ending balance, with a 22.78 mill levy. The capital reserve and bond interests add 9.47 mills for a total local levy of 22.68, up 8.38 mills from last year while the county levy drops to 9.29. An extra 10 000 was approved for the instructional improvement fund to support new instructional methods and equipment amid growing school construction and flexible designs.
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Greeley
Lund
Capital Reserve Building
John Clayton
Clayton
Robert Singer
Leste K. Grimes
Strike of 3 Major Airlines In Imminent Action
Washington AP reports Governor Brown says three major carriers Pan American World, Trans World, and Easter Airlines face an impending strike by about 1700 flight engineers. Union officials indicate arbitration offer failed and industrial walkout appears likely as negotiations collapse.
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Washington
Major Airlines
Iion
Ron Brown
Asher Schwartz
Afl-Cio
Brown
Pan American
World Airways
Trans World Airlines
Easter Air Lines
Brows
Area Methodists Plan New Churches a Year
Delegates at the annual regional conference of the Flight Engineers' International Association report talks to raise 1.5 million over the next decade to assist local congregations with sites and buildings. Kennedy urges arbitration to end a two year strike threat as unions and airlines clash over cockpit crew staffing.
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Denvaa Iap
Rocky Mountain Region
Arthur
J.j
ap‘Goldberg
Our- Goldberg
Kennedy
Jesse Froidin
Attormey
Airlines
Freidin
Ibe
International ‘Association
Goldberg
Steter
Stelke
Permit Issued for Bowling Alley in West Greeley
A building permit for a $109,000 bowling alley at 3607 WY, Toth St, was issued. Plans for the rest of the building must be submitted and approved before work can be done. The alley on a 96 by 160 foot commercial tract near U. S. 34 is to be annexed to the city.
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Toth St
Jing Mechalke
George Bargett
Wold
Ecwarus Submasonry
Constellation Vision
U. S. 34
Machalke
Thelavea
Process Building
Soviets Reject All West Disarm Plans
At the 17 nation disarmament conference in Geneva, Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Valerian Zorin accused the United States and Britain of double dealing and rejected virtually all Western proposals for general and complete disarmament. He blamed U S statements supporting preventive atomic war and condemned Western rhetoric while negotiations proceed. US Ambassador Arthur Dean denied the accusations as untrue, saying no American official advocates atomic war. Western delegates expressed limited progress and doubt about resolving key disarmament complex.
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Dorian Falk
Geneva
UN Pon
Valerian A. Zorin
United States
Britain
Zorin
Soviet Union
Arthur
Dean
SAO Warns Algeria to Be Leveled
ALGIERS AP The Secret Army Organization ordered all Europeans to leave Algeria and vowed to begin massive defiance. By midmorning about 4000 waited near Air France and Air Algeria, as authorities restricted civilian flights and promised evacuation for France. The group threatened to burn possessions and leave Algeria a wasteland to deny Muslims the fruits of French development.
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Algiers
Algeria
Air France
Air Algeria
France
Algssan
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Lett
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Troop No. 1
Boy Scouts
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Phan Ro
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Tribune
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Oliver Wrctar Te Trunteas
Denver
Steve In
Meichels
Halled Haute
Jillion
SOA Beard
Great Western
Area Methodists
Atlt
SAO
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