Enrollment rush for CSU summer session begins
Graduate students rush to pay tuition and register for the eight week summer term at Frasier Hall Colorado State College. By 11 43 a m Saturday enrollment neared 2 195 with final totals expected near four thousand as students completed registration in Gunter Halls before the noon deadline.
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Dents
Colorado State
Frasier Hall
Cscurday
Marland
Gin
Fram
Greilate Sudents
Gunter Halls
Veterans Aid Tightened Into Education Bill Clash
A Senate subcommittee added a veterans education program to the defense education bill, complicating aid to education. The measure would provide college educations for service members discharged since January 1965, costing about 2 billion over 12 years, with House opposition debated. Funding for parochial school classrooms was also approved, while aid for church-operated schools remained debated.
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Washington
Senate
Ralph W. Yarborough
D-Tex
Jan. J
Iiss
House
Eisenhower
Defense Department
Kennedy
House Education Committee
TV Critics Say Hats Off To Sullivan On TV Debate
New York AP Four FCC investigators heard critics lamment TV as stale while Ed Sullivan defended the medium. Sullivan said some parents fail to supervise children and noted networks must provide about 10 950 hours of programming annually. He attributed violence in entertainment to Hollywood with television and urged parental supervision.
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New York
Federal Communications Commission
Ed Sullivan
Pat Sents
Vincent Donohue
Sullivan
Shout TV
FCC
Nawton Minow
Hollywood
The
New York News
Play Begins July 1st At City Golf Course
Frank Hummel announces Greeley municipal golf course opens July 1 for play with the pro shop and course hours. Pro-Amateur Tourney set for July 3 with pros from Colorado and nearby areas. general public can play daily starting July 3.
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City Golf Course
Frank sevenAl Greeley
Frank Hummel
Golf
Hummel
Greeley Chamber of Commerce
Gall Pro Sfessionals
Collorado
Armal
Wyoming
Kennedy says no current plan to bolster Berlin forces
President Kennedy led a White House meeting with top advisers to discuss Berlin and Soviet pressure. Secretary McNamara said there are no plans to increase U S forces or garrison in Berlin though NATO continues study. Officials avoided detail on foreign aid.
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Gardner L. Bridge
Washington
Kennedy
Berlin
Otf
Robert 5. McNamara
U. S
Europe
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
McNamara
White House
Fuimg
Khrushchev
Mike Mansfiell
Foustana
Senate
Nations Security Council
Pierre Salinger
Salinger
Vernon Johnson Trial Recessed In Colorado Case
The armed robbery trial of Vernon Johnson, 35, of Denver, was recessed until July 25 by Dist. Judge Clifford Darrow to allow him to preside in Glenwood Springs. The charge stems from the November 9, 1658, holdup of the Hideout Cafe in Lyons amid the Boulder roadblock shooting death of Patrolman Ray McMaster. Revilo and Vernon Lifes of Denver were previously convicted of murder and given life sentences.
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Roulper
Vernon Johnson
Denver
Clifford Darrow
Glenwood Springs
Johnson
Tle
Lyons
Boulder
Ray McMaster
Revilo
Vernon Lifes
Denver Brothers
Weather brief for Colorado with scattered showers
At 2 PM the temperature was 76. Over the past 21 hours ending 8 AM Saturday Great Western reported a high of 64 and a low of 5 with 5 percent precipitation. Public Service recorded a high of 64 and a low of 54 with light precipitation. Partly cloudy tonight and Sunday with widely scattered afternoon and evening showers or thunderstorms, mainly in mountains and eastern portions. Low mountain temperatures in the 30s and near 35 in some areas.
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Great Western
Public Service
Colorado
Two Colorado Youths Named Delegates to Boys Nation
Fort Morgan's Green and Fort Collins' Bakkr were named Colorado delegates to Boys Nation at the nine day Heys State closing session at the University of Colorado. Boys Nation will meet in Washington, D C July 21 28. The American Legion sponsors the event to teach youths government functions. Green had served as governor of the 356 delegates at Hays State. alternates named were John Perea of Denver and Ron Lagstaff of Englewood.
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Boys Nation
John Perea
Dentver
Ron Lagstaff
Engle: Woot
President visits hospital ship HOPE in South Viet Nam
Tours Hospital Ship SAIGON, South Viet Nam. President Neo Dinh Dien toured the American Hospital ship HOPE for 50 minutes Saturday visiting all wards and speaking words of encouragement to Vietnamese patients receiving treatment on the mercy vessel. Dr. William T. Heals.h. of Washington, D.C. organizer of the HOPE project, leads the president through the ship.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Neo Dinh Dien
HOPE
Dre
William T. Healsh
Washington, D.C
Soap Box Racers Final Test Before Derby Race
Over 30 soap box Derby entrants complete final construction inspection at Greeley garages. Time trials Sunday morning with first heats at 1 39 p m on 11th Ave between 20th St and Crawford St. Parade precedes race with mock cars and officials. drivers honored at 6 39 p m banquet at Community Building. prizes by Chevrolet Denver district manager and sponsors Jaycees Edwards Chevrolet KYOU.
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City of Greeley
11Th Ave
20Th St. Road
Crawford SL
Entor Poard
Earl ‘Towning
Thief of Police
Gordon Risster
Bel Mike Meyer
Chamber of Commerce, Tanting
Bruce Forbes
Toning
Charles Catlett
Chevrolet Motor Co
Denver
Jaycees
Edwards Chevrolet
Kyou
Kennedy Considers Taft Hartley Law In Seamen Strike
President weighs invoking the Taft Hartley Act as seamen strike nears its ninth day. Labor Secretary says a health and safety study will guide whether to seek an 80 day injunction. Arthur Goldberg to head the government survey with White House coordination.
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Norman Walker
Washington
APJ
Tioup
Arthur
Raft Hartley
Goldberg
Kennedy
White
Goldberg. Goldberd
D. Eisenhower
Curran
New York
Joseph Curzon
National Maritime Union
Saldsetg
Ion Celecti
Abr
Tam
Taft Valley
White + House
Fire Extinguishing Equipment Firm Plans Big Bend Move
Security Fire Control Equipment Inc buys Big Bend School site for a production complex in La Salle. The firm makes automatic extinguishing gear for offices and warehouses with a chemical reaction system and aims to hire about 20 locals once fully operational. Executives Slocum and Ware relocate, marketing targets 48 states and Europe, and remodeling of the former school continues.
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la Salle
Security Fire Control Equipment Inc
Nas
Big Bend
Firma
Tileton
Greeley and
A.W. Slocum
Littleton
Jack Ware
Texas
Slocum and Ware
Ronald Earhart
Loveland
Earhart
Europe
West Germany
Three miners trapped in Tennessee coal mine collapse
A rescue effort in Petros Tennessee sought three miners buried when a shaft collapsed. Rescue teams passed debris through solid rock as they worked through the night. Officials warned it could take days to determine their fate.
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James A. Bryant Petros
Tenn
Hurnan
Elmer Smith
Power Failure Plunges El Paso Into Darkness
A major power outage hit El Paso and southern New Mexico after a fault at the Santa Fe Street control station caused a 66 0 volt transformer to explode. Four nearby plants tripped offline, the blackout lasted about an hour and 2 minutes, and telephone lines plus police and emergency services faced disruption.
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EL Paso
Tex
al [Tos
New Mexico
Santa Fe
el Past Electric Co
Caite
BE Pag Fire Department
Mamogordo
Ruidoso
Clardcroft
Tularosa
Holloman Air Force
Walter Sands
Las Cruces
Alhuquerque
N.M
Electric Company
Satta Fe
Ghosts Favor Fish in Calcutta Belief
In Calcutta parts of India the belief persists that fish is the favorite food of ghosts. The tale reflects local superstitions about spirits and appetite.
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Calcutta
India
X15 Plane Hits Record Speed Near 4000 MPH Goal
At Edwards Air Force Base Maj. Bol White piloted the X15 rocket plane to 310 miles per hour short of its 4000 mph goal after a 75 second flight to about 100000 feet. Despite a cockpit vapor cloud and a failing pressure suit, he landed safely, reporting the cabin pressure loss and suit rigidity but maintaining control throughout the mission.
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Ralph Dighton
Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Air Force
Bol White
Niles
Goa
White
Patricia Weaver Named National College Queen
New York. Patricia Weaver a 20 year old sophomore at Wilson College Chambersburg Pa daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles II Weaver of Pittsburgh Ia was chosen Friday night as National College Queen in the seventh annual contest after a field of 32 regional college charmers. She carries a B plus average and weighs 120 pounds with 24 hat and a sion dress.
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New York
APS
Bellivette
Itat
National College
Patricia Weaver
Wilson College
Chambersburg
Patricia
Charles II. Weaver
Pittsburgh
Frederick Asks Recall of Mayor Town Board
Frederick reports on recall efforts after the Town Board approved a 168000 fund for street improvements. A special election previously failed 106 to 0, and citizens circulated petitions to impeach Mayor James Crist and board members Milavec D Orazion Marcantoria and Difacla. Two dissenting members Villani and Cereona were not targeted.
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Fredemick
James Crist
Frans Milavec
Joe D'Orazion
Pela Marcantoria
Paul Difacla
Yom Villani
Dan Cereona
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Counci
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Presiden
Ware
Weld County
Supreme Court
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Cumberland
East
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Lo Ilapa
Charles Seiver
Charlie Kenedy
Roberts Woods
Oak Ridge
Claude Woods
Steve Bukovich
Seiver
Lounter
Nat'l College
Queen
Frederick
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