Soviet Union ends talks on test ban negotiations
Geneva talks falter as Soviet Union resists Western demands for inspections while the United States and Britain push for a strictly verifiable treaty. U.S. sources say Moscow seeks to veto terms beyond its own agenda, with negotiations at a standstill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Soldsmith
Geneva
United States
Britain
Joseph Ot
Godber
Soviet Union
William C. Fosban
Semyon Hny
U.S
Rapkin
Sues
Foster
Canada
Colorado
Poliste
Peclon
Tsarapkin
Washington
Ion
Supreme Soviet
Semyon Ki
Tsarapkid
Vasily V. Kuznetsov
Kremlin
Gooding
Bill Proposed to Raise Auto Tax Rates in Colorado
Denver AP reports a bill proposed in the Colorado House would boost the specific ownership tax on cars trucks trailers and mobile homes from 3 to 5 percent aiming to generate about seven million dollars annually for school districts and local government units. The measure was introduced by Republican Rep Thras Ree. A separate provision seeks to remove mandatory age and school certificates for workers covered by the child labor law, placing age verification on the employer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colorado
House [of Representatives
Thras Rew
Harold McCormick
Ro Ganon City
Voters Approve 575000 Bond Issue for District Schools
Voters in Re 7 approved a 575000 bond issue to fund a new junior high and senior high facilities, expand laboratory space, central library, and gym area. The plan includes converting Platte Valley Junior High and Platte Valley Senior High into elementary schools, with the levy averaging about 5.85 mills yearly through the bond term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Board of Education
Robert T.j
Frossard
Pew
Boads
Yjanea Nation
Mescner
Remainsville
Hardin
Valley View
Kersay
Kersey
Platte Valley
Gul
YMCA committee chairmen named in Weld County plans
An organization advancing a Weld County family YMCA released the names of its committee chairmen. General chairmen are Paul J. Good and J. B. Reawn. Membership co chairs are Jack Copp and Kenneth Montfort, with Louis C. Ricker as committee chair. Charles Clementz is program chair. Meart Grabill handles public relations. Denver Wiggins and Montviow Blyd are building and equipment chairs. Leslie V. Ward and Frank C. Grew are secretary and treasurer. The group plans a March membership drive offering silver, gold, and century memberships, tying sustaining gifts to deductions for a family plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weld County
YMCA
Paul J
Good
2Th Ave
J. B. Reawn
12Th Ave
Jack Copp
Ih Ave
Kenneth Montfort
Greeley
Louis C Ricker
25Th St
Charles Clementz
Ath Ave
Meart Grabill
Cair
Denver Wiggins
Ade "Montviow
Wream
Moon Like Fruit Cake Suggests Life on Other Planets
NASA scientists at a briefing said an interstellar structure resembling a rat cake could hint at inhabited planets among the stars if a first Moon landing confirms it. Dr nhbert Jadraw dastrow of the Institute of Space Studies commented as officials discussed NASA programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fara Space Ageney
Nec
Solar Sustons
Nhert Jadraw
Dastrow
Institute of Space Studies
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Repp Dies Following Hospitalization in 1960s era
Edward Blaine Repp of Centerview Missouri, longtime hardware businessman, dies at Weld County General Hospital. He led Repp's Inc and helped form local hardware groups, with a family surviving including wife, son, daughter, grandchildren, and great grandchildren. Funeral at Macy Alinatt Drawing Room with services at Linn Grove.
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Edward Blaine Repp
Repp
County General Hospital
Venterview
Hell Telephone Car
Lutie Thomason
Liberty
F P. Herring
Herring
California
Sam Marthat Rank
E. Blaine Repp
Repp's Inc
Ath Ave
Kiwanis Ghiba
Masonic Lodge
Jutled Presbyterian Church
Wilow Creek
Rio Blanco
Macy Alinatt
Linn Grove
United Presbyterian Church
Detour south of city ends with new overpass opening soon
State Highway Department will open U S 34 bypass south of Greeley to traffic by Monday after completing a new overpass over the four lane highway. The second phase of the bypass is about 10 percent done with final phase funds pending. Completion could allow opening next November, with an interchange merge planned for U S 34 and U S 8% bypass traffic.
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State Highway Department
Creeley
Laurence
Bower
Garden City
Hosedale
Hower
Herren & Strong Construction Co
Platteville
U. S. 34
Greeley
Ure
U.S. 34
U.S
Peace Corps Birthday Celebrated Amid Growth Plans
The Peace Corps marks its second birthday with a look at its origins under President Kennedy and Sargent Shriver. The piece notes ongoing global adoption of the Peace Corps concept, future expansion, and data on U.S. license plate sales and transfers from the prior year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Peace Corps
Kennedy
Sargent Shriver
Act of Congress
Dea
Saloo
Anonymous Donation May Fund School TV Equipment
District officials discussed a possible donor funded TV equipment program for schools. The plan includes 2 cameras, monitors, coaxial cables, and related gear with conditions set by the donor through a special conference.
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Frank Gappa
Havelschogle
Oruagh
Grimes
Sam
Ion
Sta
Sable
Arthur J. Steiger
Leslie Grimes
U.S
Fares Academy
Finn
James Finn
University of Southern California
Colorado State
CSC
Jie
Weather forecast fragment with mixed data and typos
Fragmented weather summary shows a 7 pm reading of 1% degrees and scattered details for Colorado Wyoming and mountains. It mentions highs and lows, wind, rain and snow chances, with unclear times and many garbled names and numbers.
Red China dares Moscow to let world judge fight
AP dispatch describes a Chinese propaganda stance broadcast via New China News Agency criticizing Moscow for blocking broadcasts and silencing Mao Zedong’s views. It notes Red Flag and Pravda commentary on Khrushchev as the feud widens among communist powers.
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Moscow
YORYO
Red China
Soviet Union
Telehie Boam
Itoologi
Peking
China
Bloc
Ics
Mao
Tve-tung
Kremlin
New China
Roman Rettelet
Hed Fay
Chinese Communist Party
Khrushchev
Pravdac
Hhe
Birth control advice bill proposed in Colorado Senate
Sen Fay DeBerard of Kremmling introduced a bill allowing the Colorado Department of Health to provide birth control information and devices to welfare recipients. He argued government funded programs aid family planning in overpopulated nations, noting he has long supported such efforts despite religious and legal pushback.
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Denver
Colorado Department of Health
Reyes
State Senate
Fay DeBorard
R. Kremmling
United States
Johnstown Sewage System Grant Approved
Johnstown, The Townstown, has been granted $25,500 by the U S Health Education and Welfare Department to help build a lagoon type sewage system. The town would add about $40,000 and has faced years of consideration before federal aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnstown
Lown
U. S. Health, Education and Welfare Department
Judge rules on injunction against March 4 school bond election
A court ruled on a request for an injunction blocking a March 4 election on a 38,000/1 bond for East Grand County School District. The injunction was sought by the Grand Lake Chamber of Commerce and several Grand Lake residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Grand County
Grand Lake
Sheep in the City Report Claims Traffic Anxiety
A chaotic urban incident described by Jim Hitch regarding sheep causing traffic disruption. Residents report a sheep loose near 2002 8th Ave and a nearby area, with police pursuit and unclear origin, prompting concerns about city animals and safety.
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Jim Hitch
Kelly
8Th Ave
Charles Hansen
Thane Publishing Co
Ats Ave
Ayr
Roering
Rally Cheep
Ted
Mike Seth
Terry Adams
Mire
Tronk Yard School
Mer Kelly
Greeley
Windsor Welcomes Leland Hull as New Superintendent
Windsor School Board hires Leland D. Hull of Loup City as superintendent replacing Tozer. Hull, 38, signed a one year contract for 9700 dollars after four years as Loup City superintendent and a long career in Nebraska schools. He holds a BS in business from Nebraska and has extensive professional affiliations. He is married with three children.
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Windsor
Winder School Board
City
Neb
George EB. ‘Tozer
Yozer
Leland D. Hull
Hull
North Bend High School
Nebraska
Marines
University of Nebraska
Loup Supt
Loup City
American Association of School Administrators
National Education Association
Department of Audio-Visual Instruction
Willdwor
Siso Belomps
Loup
Prey Echnol
Cubans Charge U.S. Destroyer Incident Reported in Havana
Cuban officials in Havana accuse a U.S. destroyer based at Guantanamo Bay of ramming a Cuban vessel. An official report circulated in Havana media identifies the Cuban ship as damaged and notes claims of aggression by the American warship.
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Avana AP
Cuba
Guantandne Bay
Cybir Tean
Havana
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