Martha Hill To Reign As Queen of Rodeo
Martha Jean Hill a CSU sophomore and Pop Club drill team member is picked as Miss Rodeo Pet in a Go West With Homes event. Daughter of Harold and Peterson, she competes in NIRA rodeos and calf roping and owns a horse. She previously placed in Little Britches Rodeo and held CSU pageant and track titles.
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Greeley
Martha Jean Hill
Coloado State University
Robert Jill
Golocado State University
Yelint
Gleen
Miss Peterson
CSD
Robert Hill
Glentair
Alve
Betty
Peterson
Jequipment
Harold
Kuner
Jn the Little Britches
Love Appoints Farr to Post in State Boards
Gov John A Love announced four appointments Thursday to state panels. Liese M MacDonald of Le Junta joins the State Planning Commission advisory board, succeeding Harley Beery. William D Farr of Greeley joins the Missouri River States Committee. Ralph L Prince of Canon City joins the State Collections Agency Board. Russell M Wright of Denver joins the State Board of Examiners of Architects.
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Denver
John A. Love
Liese
M. MacDonald
le Junta
State Planning Commission
Harley Beery
Sterling
William D. Farr
Greeley
Missouri River States Committee
Ralph L. Prince
Canon City
State Collections ‘Agency
Russell M. Wright
State Board of Examiners of Architects
Direct Line Pact Signed Between U S and Soviet Union
Geneva AP report says the United States and the Soviet Union formally signed a memorandum creating a direct communications link between Washington and Moscow. President Kennedy and Premier Khrushchev would use the Teletype cable to avert war, with Stelle and Tsarapkin signing in the Palace of Nations.
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U.S
Washington
Moscow
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Charles C. Stelle
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
Palace of Nations
United Sistes of America
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
Weather report with temperatures and conditions across regions
The weather section notes the 1 pm temperature at 63 degrees and 24 hour readings to 8 am Thursday. Great Western and Public Service show high 83 low 52 with barometer at 90.08 rising. Sunrise and sunset times are listed. Colorado forecast calls for fair east Friday, mostly cloudy Friday night with scattered showers and storms, cooler in higher elevations. Wyoming expected partly cloudy tonight and Friday, with afternoon and evening showers and storms and cooler temperatures.
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Great Western
High
Colorado
Los Inver
Wyoming
Profumo Convicted and Keeler Guarded in Ward Trial
AP dispatch reports former War Minister John Profumo was convicted of grave contempt in Parliament over his testimony about Christine Keeler in the Stephen Ward case. Scotland Yard imposed emergency protection on Keeler as detectives reinterviewed Profumo and questioned Viscount Astor regarding Ward's Cliveden weekend home.
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Colin Prost
Cal London
Commons
John A
Cortier-Wier
Iain Mcleod
Profumo
Scotland Yard
Miss Keeler
West End
Jarmaican
Ward
Viscount Astor
Cliveden
Cheisting
Preure
Love seeks 15 county disaster aid for Colorado
Gov. Love asked the U S Department of Agriculture to designate 15 Colorado counties as disaster areas. He noted rain improves conditions but the outlook remains uncertain. Funds would support grazing on soil banks and foundation herd preservation, with a Boulder Longmont coordination plan and six counties in San Juan Basin to be covered. The legislature set 86000 for operations, with most costs borne by state agencies. Rep. Kathleen Littivy said a five-area coordination board will meet soon to set operating plans.
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Joh A. Love
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Colorado
Aef Vevida
Hamil
Lave Ae
Thurs
Bve
Boulder County
San Juan Basin
USDA
Aurange
Boulder
Longmont
San Juan
Durango
Cortez
la Plata
Montezuma
San J Juan
Archuleta
Dolores
Sar |Mixuel
Ure Elinies
Joes
Kathleen Littivy
R-Greefey
Slux Coordination Advisory Board
Justin
John Love
Colorado Welfare Board
State Welfare Department
Colorado Medical, Society
Local Counties Mentioned Across Sparse OCR Fragment
A partial list includes Adams Arapaline Baca Boulder Crowley Douglas Elbert San Paso Fremont Custer Teller Jefferson Kit Carson Las Animas Puibin. The fragment hints at a historic regional context with multiple Colorado counties and place names.
Civil Rights Battle May Delay Tax Cut
Washington reports a civil rights fight could delay President Kennedy's tax cut plan. If civil rights debates push ahead of the tax revision, the measure faces delays in the Senate and House, potentially postponing enactment to next year. Byrd Mills and other southern chairmen may suspend fiscal bill sessions during civil rights proceedings. The article notes possible anti Kennedy votes amid filibusters and strategic scheduling uncertainty in Congress.
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Edmond Lebreton
Washington
Kennedy
Senate
House
Congress
Paskage
Harry Flood Byrd
D‘va
Byrd
Southers
Wilbur D. Mills
Dmedicare
Ark
Howard JA
Jess W. Smith
D-Va
House I
Pensioners Medicare Slashed in Colorado Cuts
Denver AP State Welfare Director Guy Justis outlined drastic changes to Colorado's old-age medical program starting July 1. Pensioners face higher out of pocket costs with a $10 million limit, a 15 day yearly hospital stay cap, and a daily $2.50 personal contribution, while monthly payments of $113 or more are noted.
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Denver
Guy Justis
Colorado
Justis
Jesus
Steel Union Talks Report of Agreement Reached
Pittsburgh AP report says United Steelworkers and steel firms reached a tentative contract after a long bargaining period with the Labor Management Human Relations Committee. The deal reportedly includes extended benefit plans for veterans, improved insurance, and a wage rise for about 1,000 basic steel workers, extending current contracts through 1964. The committee, formed after the 1959 strike, tracks industry-wide contract patterns.
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Pittsburgh
Vetera
Cavared
Wma
Milor
Cardinals Food Supply Refilled For Conclave
Vatican City AP reports food stocks for the papal conclave were replenished including fish for Friday, vegetables, hams, salamis, cookies, wine, bread, water, and fresh fish. A sealed revolving table transported supplies to the cardinals while two Italian noblemen guarded the process to prevent hidden messages.
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Vatican City
Castel Gandolfo
Voters Approve East Greeley Sanitation District Vote
East Greeley residents approved the East Greeley Sanitation District by a 25 to 20 vote. The district aims to provide a complete sewer collection and treatment system with an estimated $170,000 cost and will include pilot clinics and service at the district's east edge near Greeley.
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Mne
Delta
Kime
Floyd A
Sharp
Earl Steele
Budd
Finch
Cath
Hamil
Ayothan Pohery
Gaw
Greeley
30,000 Cubans Believed Killed Under Castroism
An AP report from Miami cites an informant saying more than 30,000 Cubans have been executed since Fidel Castro rose to power in 1959. The claim, attributed to the Democratic Liberation Command, details killings varying from province to city to settlement with later credence. sources could not disclose further confirmation.
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Castro Tooki
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Liberation Command
Ant Wimen
Exiles claim Cuban invasion reported by Cuban Revolutionary Council
Miami dispatch says the Cuban Revolutionary Council announced that commandos landed in several parts of Cuba and were welcomed by farmers. A council spokesman stressed it was the start of liberation, while U.S. officials in Washington said there was no confirmation of any landing and no knowledge of a large-scale operation. The reports gave few details on numbers or landing sites.
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Miami
Fla
Cuba
Cuban Revolutionary Council
Ther
Sowcil
Otair
Council
Cutwive
Cube
Nate
Fourth Ballot Fails To Pick New Pope
Vatican City AP report says Catholic cardinals failed to elect a new pope on the first four ballots. Black smoke signaled no winner while a white puff would indicate success. crowds in St. Peter's Square watched as ballots burned in a small stove, with voting to resume Friday.
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Vatican City
Sistine Chapel
St. Peter's Square
John XXII
Rice
St. Peter's
Tulign Air Force
Mallat
NG Pope
Jack
Ntalians
Woman sets world flight mark in historic journey
A curiously garbled report notes Valentina Tereshkova, age 26, and Lt. Col. Valery Bykovsky completing what is described as the world's longest cosmic flight. It mentions the Soviet duo amid celebration with smoke from Saint Woman Chapel, and hints at broader social milestones while referencing a church election and the notion of the weaker sex.
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Soviet Union
Valentina ‘Tei
Reshikcova
Inec
Valery “Bykovsky
Siberia
Sistine Chapel
Colorado Springs Officer Wins State Pistol Championship
Colorado Springs police officer Werner Finstrom won the Colorado State Police Pistol Championships with 1,473 points of 1,600. Teammate James Cosit er was first in municipal division with 1,429, James Caldwell second with 1,403 as Springs team claimed overall victory with 1,771 of 2,000. Finstrom led multiple combat and police practical events, among 49 officers from several departments assisting at the event.
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Paul Edscorn
Werner Finstrom
Colorado Springs
Colorado State Police
Colorara
Springs
James Cositer
James Caldwell
Leslie Davis
Finstrom
Greeley
Denryot
Calntaila Springs
Jefferson Coan Sheriff's Office
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Windsor
Dew “Chrrrical Co
Startin Co
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Columbine Rifle and Pistol Club
Explorer Post 29
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