Gromyko summons East German to Geneva talks
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko invites East German top diplomat Lothar Bolz to Geneva for consultations as East West talks on Berlin and disarmament proceed. Khrushchev signals readiness to discuss space cooperation with Kennedy while nuclear test ban talks stall on inspections.
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Geneva
John M. Hightower
Andrei Gromyko
Gere Tiany
Berlin
France
de Gaulle
Goukl
United States
Britain
Soviet Union
Moscow
Khrushchevy
Kennedy
Lothar Bolz
Oine
Switzerland
Dean Musk
Rusk
Strike Call Threatens Frondizi Amid Crisis in Argentina
An all out strike by about two million workers deepens the crisis in Argentina as President Frondizi reshapes his cabinet with military and civilian members while banning Peronist political activity. Peronists swept provincial races but Frondizi voided results. unions press 40 hour walkout Friday, sparking fears of violence. Governor Andres Framini urged unity to protect Peronist gains, meeting Cardinal Gaggiono who urged peace. Early signs show cabinet resignations pave way for a military led coalition.
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Frank W. Manitias
Enriter Framini
Arlonlo Cardinal
Gaggiono
Buenos Aires
Christan
Frondlal
Framini
Weather data and five day forecast update
Temperature at 2 am Wednesday was 54. Great Western and Public Services reports show highs in mid 30s and lows in mid 20s. Five day forecast for Colorado and Wyoming calls for partly cloudy to mostly cloudy skies, scattered snow and showers, and temperatures ranging from near zero in mountains to 45 55 in eastern areas with lows 20 30 and occasional warmer days near end of week.
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Colorado
Senate Stockpile Probe Postponed Amid Controversy
Senate investigators delayed hearings on government stockpiles due to controversy over an amendment to abolish poll taxes. Senator Stuart Symington, Democrat of Missouri, said the hearings were postponed indefinitely because of a rule against committee sessions while the Senate convenes.
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Apia Senate
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Senate
Ordinance on Court Costs To Be Drawn
City Council directed City Attorney Thomas A Richardson to draft an ordinance to assess court costs in Municipal Court The plan would add 4 to 8 costs in certain cases to cover city expenses in processing cases and operating the court including bookkeeping police overtime and clerical work Municipal Judge William LeWest noted most northern Colorado cities levy such costs and estimated potential revenue would offset court operating expenses The proposal would apply to guilty pleas suspensions and cafeteria court cases with costs not applied to innocent verdicts or dismissed cases and pockets of uncertainty about total revenue remain
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Richardson
Justice of the Peace
District Court
Wil-liam le West
Colorado
Greeley
Street Fighting Erupts in Oran
In Oran a savage street battle erupted between French troops and right wing European Secret Army guerrillas amid ongoing clashes after a ceasefire. Gunfire shattered quiet in Rabeb Oued Agiers, with several wounded or dead as residents were forced indoors. French officials reported no further clashes north of the area, while acknowledging ongoing violence and demonstrations elsewhere in North Africa.
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Algiers
Oran
Rabeb Oued
Agiers
Mgeria
Thelarcett Fronte
Secret Army
Algeria
Babel Oued
North African
Acmy
Siatt
Army Scirees
Army of National Liberation
Merie
Imlk
le Eurasean
Posittiva
Inense
Guidance Conference at CSC Saturday
About 200 to 250 high school principals and counselors are slated to meet admissions staff at the first annual Alt. Stele Guidance Conference at Colorado State College. Dr. Arthur A. Hitchcock, executive director of the American Personnel and Guidance Association, will be the principal speaker.
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Colorado State College
Arthur A. Hitchcock
Amerie Personnel and Guidance Association
Dynamie
Solorade Council On
Space cooperation plan eyed by Kennedy and Khrushchev
The two leaders discussed broad space collaboration including artificial satellites for long distance communications, weather observation, and joint planetary observations. Khrushchev urged a global space program tied to a disarmament treaty, with international launch and astronaut aid proposals and legal return of fallen satellites.
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Kheushehev
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Moon
Mars
Venus
U.N. Space Committee
U. S
United States
Soviet Union
U.N
Platon
D. Morozov
New York
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Aslstronauts
Khriwkchev
Colorado farmers optimistic for bigger 1962 harvest
Denver AP reports Colorado crops for 1962 may exceed 1961 with a total sowing of 6,409,003 acres including winter wheat. Area for many crops rises modestly such as corn 395,000 and sugar beets 183,000 while some crops show small declines. Overall, producers anticipate larger outputs if conditions hold.
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Denver
Colorado
Colorado Crop and Livealock Reporting Service
JGL
Dean Discusses Board Activities With Jr. Chamber
Jim Hitch reports on Norman Dean, president of the school district education board, as he faced two hours of questions at a Jaycees meeting in Camfield Hotel. He defended politics as not part of his qualifications and said the board is open yet sometimes must discuss private matters.
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Jim Hitch
Norman Dea
Dishley No
Greeley Tayeres
Dean
Jaycogs
Camfield
Vipan
Tt Gaplain
Mie Petinns
Iho
Mara Ast Avhole
Kar
Exaniygte
Jackson
State Opens Case in Harms Trial Testimony from Coroner and Patrolman
In district court, State calls Coroner Ross Adamson and Highway Patrolman Loyal Warner as the first witnesses in the involuntary manslaughter trial of Duane Russell Harms. The bus train crash near here on December 14 killed two children and injured others. Adamson described the fatalities and identified the victims, while Warner testified about scene visits and photographic evidence.
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Duane Russell Harms
Donald A. Carpenter
Ross Adamson
Loyal Warner
Harris
Union Pacific
Karl R. Ahlborn
Sasstat
Aut
Adamson
Tist
Tarms
Invourtary
Warner
Jury Selected For Harms Trial In District Court
A 4 member jury selected in District Court to hear the voluntary manslaughter case of Duane Russell Harms driver of the district bus in the December 34 tragedy that killed 20 children. The panel included Mer Jin B. Wellaufler Vernon Rose Lucille Long and others with 13 excused for various causes and 4 excused by state peremptory challenges as selection continued through the afternoon.
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Duane Russell Harms
Mer Jin B. Wellaufler
Eaton
Vernon Rose
Roand R. Hogan
Donald IE. Jones
35Th Ave
Stra
Lucille Long
Ave
William J. Leffler
Bids Open April 12 for Weld Road Projects
Denver AP reports the Colorado Highway Department will open bids April 12 for two Weld Road projects. Seven miles of I-25 from CO 56 to Loveland circle in asphalt paving estimated at 1,743,855 dollars. Four miles of US 34 west of Greeley graded and paved for 200,715 dollars. Also bids for relocation of five miles of US 30 east in Sapinera Gunnison County due to the Crecanti Reservoir construction.
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Denver
Colorado Highway Department
Wesewo
Loveland
Colorado 16
Greeley
Sapinera i Gunnison County
Crecanti
Reservists In Until August, Report Says
Washington AP report says the Pentagon aims Aug 35 as the start of releasing more than 183000 reservists and National Guardsmen. Most would return by Sept 23, just under the one year Congress authorized. Gen Decker warns the Berlin and Vietnam threats remain active and urges continued active duty. President Kennedy cited August release targets while noting divisions ready by August and September.
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Fred S
Hoffman
Washington
Pentagon
Berlin
Congress
Ft. Bragg
N.C
4Th Armored Division
Texas National
Kennedy
Decker
4Th Armored I
Harley T. West
Snow and Rain Sprinkle Colorado On First Day Of Spring
Snow fell along Colorado's mountain spine with ten inches at Watt Creek Pass raising totals. Elk Springs reported three inches. The US Weather Bureau forecast rain or light snow spreading to eastern Colorado tonight with partly cloudy skies and mountain snow Thursday. Temperatures ranged from 57 at Fort Collins to 10 below zero at Fraser. highway crews warned of snowpacked roads and chain advisories on multiple passes including Berthoud and Rabbit Ears.
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Denver
Colorado
Wattcreek Pass
Elk Springs
Weather Bureau
Te Mercury
Fort Collins
Fraser
Loveland
West Side
Woll Creek
Red Mountain
Molis
Five in Eaton Family Among Six Hurt in Lucerne Accident
Six people were injured in a two car crash at Lucerne about 7:18 p.m. Tuesday, including five members of the Eaton family. Kenneth J. Klussman and his wife Matie, plus their children Percy Judy and Anne, were treated at Weld County General Hospital where Klussman was listed in fair condition and Mrs Klussman in good condition. The Klussman car, a 1953 automobile, overturned after being struck by a 1950 model driven by Heginbottom. A second accident occurred at the same spot moments later involving a Greenley Fire Department assistant chief and Edward Earl Nelson, with minor vehicle damage reported. Patrol investigators named George Millex, Harold Payne, Ben Gil and Sgt. Joseph Tallin as investigators.
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Meners
Sn Eaton Family
Lucerne
Kenneth J. Klussman
Eaton
Mat Fie
Percy
Judy
Anne
Tanne W. Heyinbottom
St. Man
Klossmer
Weld County General Hospital
Klussman
Heginbottom
Rem
Driv
Regs Inbottom
Barn Parc Restaurent
George Milex
Harold Payne
Ben Gil
Joseph Tall
Greenley
Lfire
Clyron
Wath Ave
Edward Earl Nelson
Aule
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