Love Attends Apportion Hearing on Colorado System
Denver News records Gov. Jobin and Senate subcommittee testimony as Love argues for a population based approach in at least one legislative chamber. He notes the Supreme Court decision and urges allowance for alternatives in two house legislatures while seeking voter approval.
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Five Die in Ontario Apartment Blast Fire
An explosion and fire destroyed an apartment above a wax feature in Woodbridge Ontario killing a family of five. Victims were Fred Burnett his wife Zelma and their three children Bobby Terry and Shelley aged 3 2 and 2. Cause of explosion undetermined.
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Winter Snows Mantle Colorado Ahead of Week
Snow expected on Colorado mountains tonight and Wednesday as winter lingers. Light snowfall began this morning in Denver with subzero temps forecasting 35 to 45 below at lower elevations. Fraser noted near minus 2. Mountain passes show overcast skies and slick roads with several routes listed as slippery.
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Mourtain Pass
Cochetoja
Wyoming Cowboy Missing in 1960s Mystery
A convoluted report centers on Norman W Briggs believed to be alive under an assumed name in New York. His wife Gail Koenig and relatives face insurance and legal questions as investigators pursue his 1960 disappearance after a diving incident at Tombannock Reservoir near Troy.
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New York
Nerson
Floree H. Russell
Cornell University
Denver
Brig Briggs
Gail Koenig
Ote Insurance Company
Weather summary for Colorado and Wyoming regions
Tonights forecast shows partly cloudy east and mostly cloudy west with snow in the mountains. Lows 10 to 20 across eastern areas, highs around 35 to 45 depending on elevation, with cooler conditions inland and below-mountain valleys. In Wyoming expect fair north and southerly snow near the ranges, lows 10 to 20, highs 30s to 40s, with colder conditions in northern and eastern parts.
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State Proposal Aims High Level Colorado Education Plan
A state bill introduced in the Colorado House seeks to create a master plan for higher education. It would reduce the number of four year state colleges to five and limit universities to the University of Colorado and Colorado State University, designating Cornwall State College as the premier teaching institution and granting it expanding liberal arts and science authority. The plan would place junior colleges as community institutes under a state board, limit professional programs, and restrict doctorates to certain institutions.
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Jol R. Mackie
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University of Colorado
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Cornwall State College
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Denver
Dilwald Timit
Colorado State College
LBJ Deplores Brutality at Selma and Colorado Auto Mishaps
Alabama's crisis over civil rights prompts President Johnson to urge calm and respect for law as federal courts block a major voting march. In Colorado, state officials estimate auto accident costs at 102 million dollars for 1964 with 130000 reports, 21800 injuries, and 580 deaths nationwide.
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Teller
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Paso County
Burch Knocks Dem Education Tax Plan
Denver AP report notes Veleren Re-burch criticizes Democratic education tax plan amid debates on state income tax and property tax funding. He cites Colorado constitution limits and reads legal language supporting school funding. The scene includes a legislative hearing, a split view between Burch and lawmakers, and references to ongoing tax reform clashes.
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Mark Hogan
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Senate and House To Debate Billboards in Colorado
Denver reports both chambers move to curb highway billboards and regulate others. Senate and House committees approve parallel measures, with amendments aligning the bills, plus a pending decision on a single proposal. Debate expected after preliminary readings.
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U S Mulls Blockade Against N Viet Nam
Washington officials weigh steps to curb North Vietnamese routes by sea and bolster U S naval force off South Vietnam. The proposal includes deploying more carriers, intercepting enemy junks, and expanding Marine protection of Da Nang amid rising guerrilla activity and threats to allied facilities.
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Knight Unhorsed at Belmont Club Firestorm
Belmont Calif AP reports a youth rock group known as the Knight Riders played Saturday night when a unidentified assailant disrupted the show. A guitarist was shocked from a wall outlet, ending the performance and prompting arrests or further investigation.
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Soviet blast may violate test ban, says State Dept
The State Department said a January underground Soviet nuclear blast may have technically violated the limited test ban but not the treaty. It noted a Soviet reply claiming radioactivity was negligible. The report outlines U.S. tax proposals to replace property taxes funding schools and a state building program.
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Packard Sees U S Becoming Nation of Happiness Seekers
JA Hitch Vante Packard, noted author, told a Greeley audience at Colorado State College that the United States is moving toward a nation of happiness seekers. He warned change is not always progress and urged a return to enduring values amid rising commercialization.
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Ambiguous finance ad claims circle Chicago billboard
A garbled OCR style notice cites a financier advertising a late night speech at CSC and references a Chicago billboard with a claim about borrowing money to cover debts. The fragment mentions Vance Packerd and American Life but lacks clear facts or dates.
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Mass Rally in Selma Defies Ban Sparked By Court Order
More than 2,000 Negro participants gathered in Selma, Alabama, to organize an immediate march on Montgomery despite a court order and a presidential appeal for restraint. The crowd formed after Ali and others urged a peaceful demonstration amid federal scrutiny.
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Douglas Dillon to resign by March end
Washington AP reports Secretary of the Treasury Douglas Dillon plans to resign no later than March. Dillon said he will take a vacation in April and return to his Wall Street investment banking work, though he did not name a successor.
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