Judge stays ruling on Colorado utilities area split
Judge Doalid A. Carpenter in a District Court suspended the Colorado Public Utilities Commission decision redefining service territories for Home Light and Power, Public Service Co. of Colorado, and Poudre Valley. trial set for July 30. The order delays implementation of the PUC plan affecting Fort Collins Loveland and other areas.
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Senate Panel Backs $260 Million Luxury Tax Cut Plan
The Senate Finance Committee adopted a substitute to cut excise taxes on furs cosmetics handbags and jewelry by 200 million annually. The plan shifts to a 10 percent levy on the manufacturer price from the retail price starting Oct. 1, 1964, reducing revenue by about 260 million versus full repeal. The panel also backed a House bill to raise the temporary national debt to 374 billion for the next fiscal year.
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Equal District Bill Approved by Subcommittee
Washington AP reports a bill to require states to establish congressional districts of roughly equal population was approved by House Judiciary subcommittees. Rep Emanuel Celler hailed it as a major step, noting he has sponsored a similar measure for 16 years and citing Supreme Court rulings on unequal representation.
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Supreme Court
Weather Forecast Scrambled Local Data
Forecast notes mixed with temperatures for Wednesday and Thursday. Highlights show 65 at 4 pm and highs near 79 at Colorado Blaie College Stations, with night lows around 30s to 40s and sunrises around 7:33 pm. Fair conditions expected over Colorado through Thursday with mountain valley highs in the 50s to 80s range.
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Love Supports Move To Curb Supreme Court Powers
Colorado Governor John A Love backs constitutional amendment to curb U S Supreme Court influence on legislative apportionment. He argues the court has ventured into policy matters and favors amending the constitution to limit its reach, while noting possible statewide legislative action.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Mrs Haefeli Heads Weld Migrant Council in Weld County
Mrs Joseph L Haefels was elected new president of the Weld County Migrant Council at a Tuesday night meeting. New officers include Miss Mary Lon Newnam as first vice president Mrs Carroll Gilbert as second vice president and MV Earl A Waite as secretary treasurer. The group’s projects include support for a safety game by Weld County Health Department and an information program for migrant children to be shared with clubs and organizations next year.
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East Memorial School
Colorado State Colley Laboratory School
Parade of Many Groups Promises Biggest Greeley Event
Greeley Chamber of Commerce announces a large parade with 15,000 spectators expected. The route spans 6th to 8th Avenues, starting early morning with a lineup of 17 musical groups, drill teams, and float entries. Parade marshal Tess, retirement slated for August, rides lead, with Gov. Lute invited to attend.
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Interrogators Report Three Americans Dead in Viet Cong Ambush
Interrogators say two U S special forces enlisted men and a third American were killed when a Montagnard strike force of about 100 men was ambushed by a Viet Cong battalion five miles north of Tay Ninh in a stick jungle area near the Cambodian border. One prisoner described dragging a body from the scene, with bodies photographed and taken to a Viet Cong base area after the attack.
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Health Care Bill Dropped By Committee
Washington AP report says the Mouse Ways and Means Committee dropped the health care bill for the aged, dealing a blow to enactment this year. The panel aimed to focus on boosting cash Social Security payments while remaining deadlocked on broader changes. Proponents moved to drop the measure to avoid a vote, narrowing potential reform and limiting consideration of alternatives.
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D-Calif
De Gaulle Hosts Cambodia Leader in Paris Visit
President Charles de Gaulle receives Cambodia's chief Prince Norodom Sihanouk in Paris for a three day visit aimed at pursuing neutralization in Southeast Asia and reducing the Vietnam War tensions. France backs neutralization as the viable path to peace in the region.
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Virginia Town Elects Negro To City Council
Petersburg Va voters elected John J Owens to the city council in a November election. Owens won one of the three available seats for a term of three years, as Lester Bowanan Willy 207 and Arthur Attias were also sworn in as part of the mayoral slate with Artyr Attias receiving 153 votes.
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Cigarette Health Warning Labels Proposed by FTC
The Federal Trade Commission seeks by next year to require cigarette labels and advertising to disclose smoking health hazards and cancer risks. The ruling targets all packaging and ads, leaving language up to manufacturers to convey the warning clearly. Officials noted potential authority and legislative needs to enforce broader rules.
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Greek Head LBJ Center on Cyprus Diplomacy
Greek Premier George Papandreou met President Johnson in Washington for a second chapter of diplomacy over Cyprus. Johnson aims direct talks between Greece and Turkey to ease the crisis and explored progress from the prior discussions. Papandreou arrived by helicopter from Williamsburg and attended welcome ceremonies before a series of conferences extending into Thursday.
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Burglar Nabbed After Break-In at Simplot Soil-Builders Office
Police with K9 Rebel and officers surrounded the Simplot Soil-Builders building after a window was broken and a suspect hid near a furnace. Lea Torres, 195? 617 A St, was captured as Rebel barked from a room between offices. Officers recovered tools, garden supplies, an air conditioner, and stamps from the scene.
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Moon Eclipse Seen Over Mount Desert Maine Tonight
Moon watchers in Moust Desert Maine anticipate a total lunar eclipse this year viewed from Cadillac Mountain. The eclipse begins at 2 40 pm EST as Earth’s shadow hides the moon, lasting about three hours with totality around 8 87 pm. Future total lunar eclipses occur December 18.
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