Board veto blocks Aged Home enlargement plan
The State Board of Control voted unanimously to deny enlarging the State Home for the Aged at Trinidad for the present time. The surge in costs and lack of funds are cited as reasons, with the proposal becoming a political issue since 1981 when lawmakers authorized up to $2 million in bonds.
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Denver
State Board of Control
Trinidad
Reasei
Steve McNichols
Alonay
Mewichols
Archie Maine
Walden
Maine
Aspen Man 40 Arraigned for Murder and Robbery
James Mogan, 40, of Aspen, arraigned in District Court on murder and aggravated robbery charges. He allegedly killed John Hopper, 84, a former real estate salesman, and robbed him of about $90. Mogan admitted the killing to the sheriff and said he had 3 cents on arrest. Trial set before Dist. Judge George Kempf. no date. He requested a court-appointed attorney.
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Grand Junction
James Mogan
Aspen
John’ ‘W
Hopper
Mogan
C. Raymond Reese
Magan
George Kempf
Turing Hopper
Man Convicted of Slaying Five Years Ago Sentenced
Bethel Be Brooke, 40, was sentenced to seven to eight years in Colorado prison for the slaying of two women in his trailer five years ago. Judge Gerald E. McAuliffe said Brooke pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter after the predation. Evidence showed Brooke had been drinking, affecting probation. A separate case involved Mrs Edith Marek found shot to death in July 1967.
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Denver
Bethel
Brooke
Colorado
Gerald E. McAu Lis
McAuliffe
Jalsa
Edith Marek
Kennedy proposes 1.5 million boost to Agriculture budget
President Kennedy asks Congress for a 1.5 million increase for the Agriculture Department for the next fiscal year. Most funds fund river basin surveys and civil defense planning, with no new emergency food reserve costs, while price supports rise by about 30 million.
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Washington
Kennedy
Agrculture Department
Congress
Agriculture Department
Soil Conservation Service
Army Comps of Engineers
Agricultural Research Service
Civil Defense
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Agricultural Marketing Service
Massachusetts Rep Seeks Senate Seat in GOP Primary
U S Rep Lau rence Curtis announced entry into the Republican primary on September 18 to challenge George Cabot Lodge for the U S Senate nomination. Lodge won the convention endorsement on June 16 by a 88 vote margin amid doubts about its conclusiveness. Curtis, 68, has served in the House for 28 years. Lodge, 34, is son of former U S ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge. The seat previously held by Henry Cabot Lodge was once Kennedy’s office before his presidency. The Democratic side features Edward M Kennedy facing State Attorney General Edward J McCormack Jr., nephew of Speaker John W McCormack.
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Boston
U.S
Laurence Curtis
George Cabot Lodge
U.S. Senate
Lodge
Curtis
U.S. House
Henry Cahot Lodge
United Nations
Henry Cabot Lodge
John F. Kennedy
Senate
Edward M. Kennedy
Edward J. McCormack Jr
House
John W. McCormack
Railroad Union President Named at Colorado Springs Convention
Louis J. Wagner of Proc tor, Minn. was elected president of the Order of Railway Conductors and Brakemen at its quadrennial convention in Colorado Springs. Wagner succeeds James A. Paddock who resigned for health reasons and has served as president prior.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Louis J. Wagner
Proctor
Prayers in Public Schools Under Argentine Law
Reported changes in Argentina's electoral law push secularization and bar totalitarian party followers from political life. The move sparks debate about removing school prayers and civil religious oaths, with officials arguing it advances constitutionalism while opponents warn of eroding tradition.
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Buenos Atres
Argentina
Constitutional
Jorge Walter Perkins
United Ter
Mis People’s Radical
Jusa
Graham
Theld
Peron
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