Kennedy Sees Berlin Peace Tied to Reds and Unity
President Kennedy warned that peace in Berlin rests on Soviet restraint and Allied unity. He labeled the Khrushchev pressure as a Soviet made crisis and announced a study on potential nuclear test activity. He noted Western alliances are defensive and pressed for continued restraint and dialogue amid Cold War tensions.
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JFK
Berlin
Washington
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Russia
Kennedy
Senate Group Approves Big Space Funds
President Kennedy's space program gains Senate Space Committee backing with a proposed $1,784,300,000 next year for communications weather satellites and other space projects aimed at outpacing the Soviet Union. Chairman Kerr argues for continued leadership and economic security benefits. The bill adds $400 million to the House authorization.
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Edwin B. Harkinson
Washington
Kennedy
Senate Space Committee
Roberts. Kerr
D-Okla
Kerr
Senate
Weather forecast highlights for Colorado and Wyoming
Partly cloudy conditions in Colorado with widely scattered thundershowers through Thursday. Temperatures will be near normal with highs mostly in the upper 80s to 90s and lows in the 50s to 60s, mountain areas near 40s to 50s. Wyoming remains partly cloudy with afternoon and evening showers, little temperature change, highs around 80s, lows 40s to 50s in mountainous areas.
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Colorado
Wyoming
Khrushchev pressures Berlin talks amid disarmament push
Khrushchev offered to negotiate on Berlin and Germany with the West while warning against military buildup. He demanded East German recognition, warned of stronger measures if foes mobilize, and urged equal peace terms. He touted socialism as stronger and pressed for broader disarmament, blaming the United States for Laos tensions.
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Moscow Fap
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Berlin
Germany
Kremlin
Soviet Union
West Germany
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Khruschev
Southeast Asia
Zurich
United States
Laos
Investigation Into Soviet Testing Ordered by JFK
President Kennedy directed the Science Advisory Committee to study whether the Soviet Union secretly tests nuclear devices and if such tests could occur without detection. He reiterated the goal of a controlled and verifiable ban while urging Khrushchev to end intransigence and accept a reasonable formula for permanent testing limits. The talks in Geneva face a stalemate over policing and the Kremlin’s demand to shift disarmament discussions.
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Science Advirsory
United States
Khrushchev
Russia
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U.S
Geneva
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al Cam
Kremlin
Maritime Strike Talks Resume Amid Global Tensions
AP reporting on renewed negotiations between unions and management as a 13 day coastwise strike threatens 200 American vessels. David L. Cole chairing the inquiry board says talks resume this afternoon with a Friday deadline to craft a solution.
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Atlantic
Pacific
Gulf
David L. Cole
Kennedy
Cole
Ammerican
Deerfield
Mass
Gordon Ains
Ile
Voters Approve Two Reorganized Districts
Voters approve two reorganized districts as tabulated with a 137 to 2 vote. The outcome consolidates local electoral boundaries and redraws district lines to reflect population shifts. Officials say the measure increases representation and efficiency for municipal governance.
Weld County reorganization plans approved and rejected
Voters across Weld County approved two school district consolidations and rejected three, altering maps for Johnstown Milliken Kersey Gill and Kuner areas. Total turnout reached 3,320 with Re 2 and Re 7 surviving while Greeley related plans fell flat amid district splits and last minute campaigning.
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Wold County
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Milliken
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Eaton
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Piero
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City Council
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Handy
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Salon
S. Milliken
Res
Tribune Election Bureau
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Repart
Otter Greeley
Kunn
Kuwait Annexation Crisis Dominates Arab League At Kuwait
A Cairo broadcast quotes Saudi King as vowing force if Kuwait faces military action. Arab League may convene emergency talks as Kuwait, led by Sheik Abdullah Al-Salem Al-Sabah, declares a state of emergency. Kuwait's garrison remains in place with British and U.S. support pledged.
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United Arab
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As-Sabah
Abdel, Harm Kassena
Denver
Colorado
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Colorado Plains
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Yuma
Samar In
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Iadunia
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Jshower
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Saud
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Jordan
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Baghdad
Kassem
Sheik Abdullah Muharsk
Lebanon
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Iraq
Britain
U.S. State Department
U.S
First Fun Night At CSC Tonight
The first fun night of the summer session at Colorado State College will start at 6 0 p.m. tonight in and around Gunter Hall. Games dancing swimming and movies are scheduled for attendees.
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Colorado State College
Gunter Hall
Uate
Carnival Arrival Kicks Off Celebration in Laramie Wy
The Summit Rodeos Co and Dowis Carnival open in Island Grove Park Laramie with a bright midway and rides. Rodeo judges Forsythe Dowis Jim Like Shakes Jinx Ted Smalley, and locals Timers Joye Mitchell Ann Anderson set opening ceremonies. Parades and rodeo stock arrive by Friday with July 4 events and a $2000 prize final.
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Adrival Greeley
Pets Jones
Summit Rodeos Co
Forsythe
Dewis Carnival
Laramle
Wyo
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Grand Summit
Jim Like
Walsenburg
Ted Smalley
Alamosa
Forsythe and Dowis
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Greeley
al Walson
Joye Mitchell
Jinann Anderson
Jack Anderson
Jim Reformance
Gree
Island To Go
Western Horsemen
Pa- Grove Park
Monlayight
Formance
Belday
Dim Wise
UAW and GM Open Contract Talks in Detroit
In Detroit GM vice president Louis G Seaton and UAW President Walter Reuther outlined aims for a peaceful bargaining process. Seaton warned against wage and benefit hikes fueling inflation while Reuther urged expansion of purchasing power and production. Both stressed negotiating without external interference.
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General Motors Corp
United Auto Workers Union
Louis G. Seaton
Barginner
Walter ©. Reuther
UAW
Meg
Seaon
Teather
Washington
Burglary Ring Suspected in Hit-Run Pattern Across Regions
Denver AP reports Detective Nelson links a hit-and-run burglary ring to multiple states. The group allegedly targets supermarkets, using knowledge of store layouts to crack safes, with operations stretching from Oregon to Utah and Brighton, Groeley, and other towns.
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