Dr Ross To Lead July 4 Parade at State College
Dr Ross named honorary marshal for the Thad Go West celebration parade. The event includes live groups and visiting dignitaries, with an expected crowd of about 5 000 spectators. Ross, long associated with Colorado State College, has driven campus growth and regional outreach.
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Denver Officer Wins State Pistol Match
Denver Police Department officer CooperSmith won the grand aggregate at the Colorado State Police Pistols Championships held in Greeley. The Denver team claimed the team match as 16 police, military and sheriff participants competed over five gun catégories across two days.
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Rockefeller Leaves Race to Back Scranton Bid
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller withdrew from the Republican presidential nomination race and endorsed Pennsylvania Governor William Scranton. An aide said the move expresses full support for Scranton and does not reflect a formal withdrawal at this time. Scranton held first ballot delegate strength of 25 votes to 14 for Scranton per AP survey.
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Weather summary with scattered showers and highs in Colorado
A fragmented weather update reports 1 pm temperature around 83 and 78 in various stations, with precipitation notes and barometer readings. Forecasts indicate partly cloudy conditions Monday night into Tuesday with widely scattered showers and thunderstorms, mainly north and east, rising temperatures toward the west and highs near 78 to 83.
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Summer School Entries at CSC Ahead of 63
Registration and enrollment notes for summer term at CSC with forecast. Reports include registration timelines, temperatures in the 70s, possible showers in mountains, and distributions of students across regions. Weather and schedule details reference Wyoming and mountain areas with varied times for sessions and graduation processing.
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Mrs Southard Dead at 83 in Greeley
Mrs Anwelina Southard 83 of Greeley died early Sunday at her home on 9th Ave. Born Aug 4 1870 in Somerville New Jersey she moved to Greeley in 1910 after marrying. She studied at Colorado College Colorado Springs earned music degree and taught at Colorado State College later serving as organist at local churches. Survivors include son William and daughters Mary Gillespie and Editthy St John five grandchildren. Services Tuesday 10:30 am at First Congregational Church with Linn Grove Cemetery interment Macy-Allnutt Funeral Co in charge
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State Postal Clerks Offer Resolution on Swing Shift
Colorado Federation of Postal Clerks held a state convent in Denver. Milton Evans, president, and Joe Tibbsts led discussions on three resolutions including adopting positions for August national conven tion. Don Smith and Ed Beret were among district officials and local reps named.
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Post Office Labor Goals At Convention Address Work Rules
Delegates urged the Post Office Department to limit substitute employes to two hours per shift. A second resolution pressed for time and a half on Saturdays and extra pay for Sundays and holidays. A third sought two cents monthly per member for the national office of the Woman’s Auxiliary. About half the delegates stayed Sunday for a labor management seminar. New state officers were elected, including Harvey Nichols and Colerariot.
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Accommodations Title Retained In Rights Bill
The Senate voted 63 to 23 to retain the civil rights public accommodations title covering hotels restaurants and other venues. Senators defeated an Byrd amendment to exclude the public accommodations section, preserving ground breaking federal civil rights protections. House measures await Senate action and leadership hopes for swift passage this week as conference talks loom.
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High Court Voids Colorado Apportionment Ruling
The Colorado Supreme Court invalidates a state apportionment plan, citing constitutional guarantees of equal protection. Justice Warren notes that districts must weigh each voter's influence equally, challenging arrangements that favor large populations and prompting calls for redrawn maps under federal standards.
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County Leaders Stunned by Court Ruling
Weld County politicians appeared more stunned than surprised by Supreme Court decisions on Colorado's state legislative apportionment. The reviewing court found the plan unconstitutional, prompting reactions from local party leaders and calls for redistricting action.
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Greeley Hobby Fair draws 3 000 visitors amid diverse displays
WYLIE SMITH reports the 3rd annual Greeley Hobby Fair drew a record crowd with over 3,000 attendees Saturday. Among 186 hobbies, 25 featured a pet parade led by David Stroman. special programs showcased Wild Shore, Our Yobby Colorado, and Getting Close to Nature. Local officials credited the event’s success to community support and planning, with a next fair planned for early June.
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Fourth Man Sought in Greeley Kidnapping Case
Police and Weld County officials seek the fourth suspect in a kidnapping and reported assault case involving a girl in Greeley. Three suspects, aged 26, 20, and a 17 year old from Pueblo, are held in city or county jails as investigators pursue further charges. The victim was abducted Friday while riding and taken to a service station. police were alerted promptly and later detained additional suspects. Lucero was later arrested at his home. investigators say three suspects have provided statements about their involvement.
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Turmoil at Capitol Over Court Decision
A Supreme Court ruling sparks turmoil in Colorado politics as Gov. Lave and Atty. Gen. Dunbar absent. Court upholds population based apportionment affecting Senate seats across Adams, Arapahoe, Jefferson, and Boulder counties, with ongoing disputes over designation and legislative balance.
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Viet Cong Acts Rise in South Vietnam Report
Saigon reports a surge in Viet Cong activity as the civil conflict intensifies. The ministry counts 272 government soldiers killed or captured this week, up from 2 previously, with communist losses at 184 versus 288 in the prior period.
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