Stars of Tomorrow Show Delights Greeley Audience
Kiwanis sponsored event at Greeley High School draws about 800 with 40 acts. Linda Ehrlich wins top prize in Windsor classes, others like Donna Zuaneiaeck and a Saxophone Quartet receive awards. Judges from out of town, long-running program aims to aid local youth and fund playgrounds and camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinsa Blake
Kiwanis
Lawalmaal
Rence Majostica
Geceley High School
Auditorum
Greeley Kiwanis Club
Linda Ehrlich
Windsor
Margaret Webber
Larry Wothe
Frank Duttin
Greeley
Linda Elder
Larry Morris
Dians Woods
Lyle Achziger
Ault
Winnura
Donna Zuaneiaeck
Grever
Harald D. Jourdan
Ithe Prize
Longmonth Tay
International Omer
Kiwantans
Larry Morita
Stars of ‘Tomorrow
Kadiecek
Arrow Thing Near Hit Rancher In Loveland Field
Glen Bokel of Loveland told police a steel tipped arrow narrowly struck him while unloading hay in a field seven miles west of Loveland along Highway 4. He saw no one nearby as a Crocley school bus passed toward Estes Park. deputies and state patrol searched the area but found no arrows or assailant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loveland
Glen Bokelwyth
Highway 4
Hokerman
Crocley
Estes, Park
Laramie County
Ray K. Sheerer
Greeley School
Ester Park
Fewer Aliens in Colorado in 63
Colorado's alien population declined slightly in the past year. Immigrations Service officer John T. Clingan said there are 21,091 registered aliens in the state, with 2,385 visitors for students from abroad. The prior year had 22,666 aliens registered, with Mexico, Germany, Canada and Great Britain among the top nationalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colorado
John T. Clingan
Immigration Service
Sat
AKO
Germany
Gamada
Great Heitian
Fire sweeps Leadville motel garage and service station
Fire roared through the Mountain Peaks motel, garage, and service station on the south end of Harrison Avenue in Leadville. The property, valued at more than 125000, was owned by Smith and Conklin in a yearold partnership. Damage estimates were unavailable early, with flames likely started by a defective flue. Firemen fought to control the blaze sweeping through the brick structure and igniting nearby units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leadville
Peaks
Tide South
Harrison Avenue
Smith and Conklin
Reds leave from Cuba on Russian liner
About 2,000 Russians departed Havana aboard a Soviet liner as a second Soviet vessel arrived in the bay. Port officials would not disclose names or destinations. Some were described as specialists tied to defensive weapons and missiles, with others possibly soldiers or civilians. The White House had said the Kremlin pledged withdrawals after the Cuban crisis.
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Cuba
George Arfeld
Havana
Havana Bay
Itary Nwa
White House
Kremlin
Las Villas
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
Tomas San Gi
CIA
el Mundo
Manuel del Valle
Caral
Oriente
Mars-Probe Balloon Falls in Tennessee
A Stratoscope I balloon carrying a Mars scanning telescope and instruments descended near Pulaski Tennessee after a Friday flight. The main balloon split, with the gondola and gear landing about 14 miles west and 10 miles north of Pulaski. Scientists guarded the landing as Huntsville engineers prepared to inspect the equipment and analyze infrared Mars scans.
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Pulaski
Martin Schwarzschild
Princeton University
Mars
Palestine
Huntsville
US. 31
James Pierce
National Scientific
Petition Drive Seeks to Halt West Greeley Drainage District
West Greeley opponents report strong progress on a counter petition to block the proposed drainage district. Volunteer captains in Edwards and Wilshire areas say more than half of property owners have signed, with a March 10 deadline and a March 19 City Council submission.
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Frank Colohan
Qareeley
Ihe Proposel
Albert
Butch) Schneider
23Rd Ave
Campaigan
Distil
Wilshire
Schneider
West Greeley
Leas
Victoris Wiltman
See
Edwards
Carl
Franklin
Jwe
Draimatse
Will
Weather data mixed with unclear regional notes and forecasts
The fragmentary text reports weather observations for multiple locations including Great Western High and public service areas with highs and lows, barometer readings, and forecast terms. It mentions cloudy to partly cloudy conditions, elevations, and temperatures, but the OCR is garbled, making specific details and dates unreliable.
Joint Group Studies Aid to Schools Bills
Denver tab reports the Joint Budget Committee and leaders from both chambers study aid to schools amid a possible House Senate clash. Lawmakers discuss a $34 million bill, with claims of a $900,000 real price, and plan for committee review and debate timing.
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Denver
Forrest Burns
House
Burchays
Feducation
Burch Burns
Mouse Rules Committee
House Appropriations Committee
Wade
Joint Budget Committee
Rotary Elects Hugh Arnold As President
Hugh Arnold was elected president of the Greeley Rotary Club for 1963-64. Amos, a local attorney, will succeed Rex Eaton Jr. as president in July with Eaton as vice president. C. H. Ramsey becomes secretary, replacing William Southard. Arnold, a long-time Rotary member since 1955, heads a new slate of directors including Kennan Monfort Sherman Neilson Wister Nottingham Dr Phillip Weaver and Stow Witwer. retiring are Don Herdman Jack King and Dr Jack Kinkade. Arnold, a native of Galesburg Illinois, came to Greeley in 1951 after graduating from CU School of Law and served as a World War II Air Force pilot. He is a director of the Greeley Chamber of Commerce and chairs camp development for the Mountain Prairie Scout Camp, also serving with Cache Bank and Greeley Grows Greater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Arnold
Greeley
Congress Set To Up Limit Of Natl. Debt
Washington AP Congress faces a painful annual debt ceiling raise amid Kennedy tax plans. Democrats seek minimal increases while easing deficits, with House Ways and Means shelving action for about a month. Rep Byrnes signals GOP leverage to curb spending as Republicans push Kennedy budget cuts by 10 billion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmond Lebretow
Washington
Congress
Kennedy
House
Ways and Means Committee
John W. Byrnes
Wisconsin
J H Butterweck Dies at Hospital Friday Evening
John H Butterweck 56 of 1620 Wentview Blvd died Friday evening at Weld County General Hospital after a week as patient. Born February 7 1937 in Galesburg Illinois he moved to Greeley in 194. He worked with Noffsiquer Manufacturing for 16 years and formerly with Greeley National Bank. Survived by wife Janice Fisher married September 27 1992 in Winnetka Illinois two sons Thomas of Greeley and Dr John B Butterweck of Walden two grandkids Scott Dowdle and Lynne Ann Butterweck two sisters Mrs George McFinn Hinsdale and Mrs Herbert Hart Galechute. Funeral 32 pm Monday from Macy Jones Drawing Room with cremation.
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John H. Butterweck
Wentview Blvd
Weld County General Hospital
Galesburg
Walden
George Mpfin
Hinsdale
Herbert Hart
Galechure
Macy
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