Sam Telep Elected To Weld GOP Post
Weld County Republican central committee elected Samuel S Telep a Greeley attorney to succeed Martin G Field as chairman. Unopposed and unanimous votes for all officers, with Mrs Ethel Andersen named vice chairman and Edgar Lefty Bartels secretary. Field and Mrs Schick named as at large state central committee members. Terms set for one year with central committee elections in off years starting 1981.
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Republican Central
Sams ‘Velep Teft
Sam Andersen
Edgar
Lefty) Bartels
Trinity Episcopal Church
Marlin G. Field
Ang
Dorothy Schick
State Central Committee
Tribune
Robert Widlund
Robert Wiring
Cers
Sthe
Trinity Episcopal Burch
Field
First Industrial Bank
Central Committee
Sama
Ethel) Andersen
Purcell
Keenesburg
Bartels
Alert S. Keys Agency
Greeley
Telco
Weld County Party
Mrs Schick
Herry W. Sells
Fort Lupton
Nan Stewart
Central
Sells
Doctors Finish Evaluation of Kenton Clark
Colorado hospital doctors have completed an evaluation of Kenton Clark a Fort Lupton youth charged with murder. He was committed for examination after pleas of innocent and insane were entered. Kenton may be housed at the county or city jail due to jail work on locks and juvenile confinement needs.
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Colorado Phychopathic Hospital
Denver
Kenton Clark
Fort Lupton
Terry
Frank Delfke
Tuesany
Clark
Donald A. Carpenter
Carpenter
Thomas A. Richardson
Kenton
Tom Cornell
Deffke
Pioneer V Sets Long Distance Report Record
America's Pioneer V satellite sped through space setting a new long distance communications record. It was 409,060 miles out and traveling at 5,955 miles per hour when NASA receiving stations reported excellent audio signals from the sphere.
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Washington
America
B ‘Pam
NASA
California
Mawsil
Adlai Stevenson Aims for Third Democratic Ticket
Reports from New York indicate Adlai Stevenson plans a soft but active bid for a third Democratic presidential nomination. He will deliver five to six major addresses after a two month South American tour, with the first set for April 12 at the University of Virginia.
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Avp
Adlai EB
Stevenson
William Carter Artworks
Look Magazine
New Canaan, Conn
University of Virginia
Wall Street Journal
Chicago
South America
Wisconsin
Slévenson
Rhee Unopposed as Koreans Prepare to Vote
South Korea holds a tense presidential election with Syngman Rhee unopposed for a fourth term. Lee Ki-poong would become VP if his ticket wins. balloting opens at 7 am across 8,108 polling places with results due by the next day. Rhee, 84, leads the Liberal party and needs one third of registered voters to approve. Chough Pyong-ok of the Democratic party died in Washington, D.C., before nomination.
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Seoul
Smith Korea
South Korea
Syngman Rhee
Lee Ki-poong
John M. Chang
Doon
Rhee
Liberal Party
Chough Pyong-ok
Democratic Party
Washington
D.C
Chang
Lee
Chough
Ghough
Fort Collins Bride Dies in Car Crash
Mrs Tean Ebright a 16 year old bride from Fort Collins Colorado died Saturday night when her car left Highway 50 near Eureka Nevada. Her husband was injured with shock and cuts as police said she apparently dozed at the wheel while he slept in the car.
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Eureka
Nev
Tean Ebright
Fort Collins
Colo
Highway 50
Here
Fred Mincaletti
Johnson Urges Senate Action on Civil Rights Amendments
Democratic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson urged the Senate to clear away the more than 100 amendments to the civil rights bill and move to decisive action. He warned the Senate to read the amendments and assess their effectiveness, focusing on a workable bill. House action and Eisenhower demands on penalties dominated debate, with Rogers stressing penalties for interfering with court orders on school integration. Dirksen signaled support for a House bill that may include penalties, aiming for mid next week floor action.
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Lyndon 3. Johnson
Texas
Senate
Johnson
House
Eisenhower
William FP. Rogers
Congress
Everett M. Dirksen
Mindis
Solons Submit Expense Bills To Controller
Colorado House members seek payment of 9 100 to 10 000 for 45 days of the recent session. Atty Gen Dunbar says the resolution is unconstitutional but State Controller Gray Spurlin plans to process vouchers, with possible court challenge. Vouchers prepared by Robert Eberhardt and to be signed by Speaker Charles Conklin.
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Gordon G. Gauss
Denver
Colorado House of Representatives
Gray Spurlin
Atty
Duke W. Dunbar
Spurlin
Dunbar
Robert Eberhardt
House
Elliet
Eberhardt
Charles Conklin
D-Delta
Legislative Council
Conklin
Robert L. Knous
Two Snowstorms Hit Colorado Schools Close in Eastern Counties
Denver reports two weekend snowstorms making roads icy and schools in more than a dozen eastern Colorado communities such as Yuma Akron and Stratton closed for prolonged weekend holidays. Snow slid on high passes causing hazards and rock slides blocked Loveland and Red Mountain Passes while conditions eased westward into Kansas as storms move east.
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Denver
Colorado
Yuma
Red Willow
Eckley
Laird
Veronon
Yona
Akron
Woodrow
Joes
Kirk
Idalia
Ils
Platner
Stratton
Kansas
Plains
Utah
U. S
Loveland Pass
Red Mountain Pass
Bus Time Route Change Advocated by City Manager
City manager Frank Colohan recommends overhauling municipal bus routes to 30 minute intervals, replacing current 20 minute runs. Proposals detail west and south routes, expected to serve more areas, with cost notes and notes on future bus needs after a possible second vehicle.
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Frank Colohan
B. HB
Grace
Crace
Cruge
Sam
Urse
College
Ares
Red Cross Disaster Meeting Open to Public Tonight
Mayors, police chief, fire chiefs and others interested in disaster preparedness are invited to a general public meeting at the community building at 7 30 p m Monday. The session is part of a five day disaster preparedness institute sponsored by the American Red Cross.
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American Red Grass
Wyoming Weather Mostly cloudy and cold with mountain snow
Regional forecast for Wyoming calls for mostly cloudy skies with occasional snow in the southeast corner tonight. The state becomes partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday except for light snow flurries in the mountains. Colder in the west tonight with lows from 5 to 15 below in the mountains and 10 to 20 above at the lower elevations.
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Colorado
Wyoming
Supreme Court rules against Rural Electric Assn in Denver area
Colorado Supreme Court splits 4 2 ruling Union Rural Electric Assn cannot expand into Denver suburban territory while two private power firms may. The five year dispute with Public Service Co of Colorado and Colorado Central Power Co centered on Brighton Adams County rights to serve new areas. Justice Doyle dissented urging public interest paramount.
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Colorado Supreme Court
Union Rural Electric Assn
Frank Malt
Leonard W. Sutton
William 7
Neaver Dist
Robert We Steele
Union
Junso Steele
PUC
Public Service
Colorado
Justice Doyle
Isues
Central
Doyle
Khrushchev Dates Set For France Visit In March
Soviet Tass announced March 23 as the new start for Nikita Khrushchev's trip to France, with the visit lasting 12 days until April 3. The postponement came after an influenza attack, originally delaying the schedule as De Gaulle planned a Britain trip April 5 and a U S visit April 19. Diplomats dismissed rumors of illness and noted Khrushchev’s eagerness for talks with De Gaulle.
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Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
France
Tass
Khrushchev
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Britain
United States
La Jara Man Found Dead in Auto Near Alamosa
James Foss Garrett, 50, of La Jara, Colorado, was found dead in his automobile Sunday morning on a lonely road five miles southwest of Alamosa. Officials indicated the death likely a heart attack, with an autopsy to follow. The car rolled about 30 feet before stopping. no damage or serious injuries were observed.
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Alamosa
James Foss Garrett
la Jara
Colo
Fatral
Jarrett
New Wheat Program Faces Tepid House Reaction
Washington AP The House Agriculture Committee rejected the administration plan for 1961 crop wheat aid. Marvin L McLain outlined a proposal to remove acreage allotments and set price supports at 75 percent of the three year average, with later 90 percent for the 1964 crop. Chairman Harold Cooley pressed for possible increases with production controls, but McLain said no material rise would be favored.
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Carl Albert Dukla
Com Nite
Marvin L. McCain
McLain
Harold Cooley
D-Nc
Storm Slows Road Travel in Weekend Weather
Storm slowed weekend travel with over an inch of snow and ice across streets. Highs near 28 degrees at Public Service and 26 at College. lows around 1 degree at the factory and 9 at Public Service. Weld county and Greeley faced numerous accidents, with 18 State Patrol reports and 10 local incidents due to icy roads.
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Aim Mossay
Slgne
College Weather Station
Colorado
Great Western Sugar Company
Great Western
Public Service
Spain
Greeley
Weld County
Will Open Spring Vacation at Colorado State
Monday and Tuesday mark the final days of the winter term at Colorado State College. Students will take final examinations and then begin spring vacation for the remainder of the week, returning to register for the spring term on Tuesday, March 21, with classes starting the following day.
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Colorado State
Coloration State College
CSC
Greeley
City Council Agenda Details On Tuesday Evening
Connell City Council will hold a public hearing to rezone Brentwood Park Shopping Center from R 14 to B 1 and the north halves of blocks 95 and 94 between 12th Street and 11th Avenues from R 3 to B 1. Also, a report on improvement district creation on 33th Street between 2nd and 7th Avenues and on 1100 block of 9th Street and 9th Avenue. bids for curb and gutter concrete. public works committee on hangar sale. bridge construction on 13th Street and 4th Avenue. water district subdivision near Greeley. electrical, meatier traffic, and building code amendments. city manager recommendations on bus routes.
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Warka
4Th Ave
Northern
Colorado Water Conservancy District
Greeley
Castro Warns Enemy of Army Strength in Havana Speech
Fidel Castro warned that Cuba's revolutionary army is stronger than the Algerian militants resisting a French force, while downplaying arms spending and stressing resources invested in tractors and machinery. He spoke at a University of Havana memorial about students killed in an abortive Batista assassination plot, denouncing U.S. economic aggression and defense needs amid tensions over sugar policy and foreign arms purchases.
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Fidel Castro
Cuba
Ermod
University of Imavana
Fulgencio Batista
Castro
New York Times
U.S
Puerto Ry
United States
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