Elks Vote To Sell Property Buy Land and Build New Home
Greeley lodge members voted to sell downtown property and parking lot to Weld County commissioners for 50 000, buy 154 acres at 35th Ave and 28th St for 19 000, and to direct the Building Committee to hire an architect and begin preliminary plans for a new lodge structure. County will pay in three installments with possession timelines set. option to buy land across from Luna Memorial Gardens and near Highway 4 discussed, committee named to oversee platting and construction and to prepare a building proposal for final lodge approval. project aimed for an August 1964 dedication.
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Elks
Greeley Elis Lannee
Stnd
28Th St
Compassmens
Ledge Building Committee
Mowever
Deere
Wort
Fay
Immmediate County
Justice of the Peace
Weld
Hve
Lodge
Comemitine
Luna Memorial Gardens
Greeley
The
Thins Nation
James H. Shelton
Ray Reed
Paul Nusbaum
Gene Shafer
Paul Walters
Dick Tatman
Doral Miller
Gordon Lacy
Soviets Launch Cosmos Satellite Cosmos 14 In Orbit
The Soviet Union launched an unmanned satellite named Cosmos 14 into orbit Thursday, with Tass reporting the mission aims to measure radiation and other phenomena. Initial indications confirm a successful placement in orbit, though details are limited and the exact orbit parameters remain unclear.
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Moscowat
Soviet Union
Savini
THI
Cason
Senate Defeats 3.2 Beer Bill Wordy session in Colorado senate
Denver AP reports the Colorado Senate rejected the 3.2 beer bill 19 to 15 after over three hours of debate. Supporters argued it would curb underage drinking and delinquency, while opponents warned it would not stop youth access and questioned intoxication levels.
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James D. Harpster
Denver
Colorado
Senate roll call vote on 3.2 beer ban in Colorado
Denver AP reports the Colorado Senate held a roll call on a bill to ban the sale of 3.2 beer to persons under 21. Republicans vote yes with Sens. William Throe Hugo and others. Democrats and some Republicans pair across. The result shows party lines with opponents listed among Denver and rural districts.
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Denver
Tlere
Colorado Senate
Sens
William Throe
Hugo
Vernon Cheever
Colorado Springs
Frank L Ted Gill
Hillrose
Ed Lanvin
Grand Junellon
Harry Locke Hurtsel
Magnuson
Eaton
Wilson Rockwell
Maher
Joe Shoemaker
L. T. Skiffington
Manilow Springs
A P. Strain
la Junta
Democrats
Hol Byrne
Wilkie Ham
Lamar
Sunny Mapelli
Robert McCulloch
Guilnison
Ray Romer
Lee Blackwell
Canon City
Thay Braiden
la Jara
Willan Chenoweth
Fay de Berard
Kremmiing
Carl Fulphams
Glenwood Springs
Woody Hewett
Boulder
Donald Kelley
Ranger Rogers
Littleton
Panl Wenke
Fort Coline
Karl Wolvington
Sterting
House
Senate
Say Wade
RaLas Animas
Colorado
Roweall
Howard
Sproval
Ware
James Fing i
Demnall
O & Shines
Brush Man Dies In Accident at Akron Oilfield
Akron AP report states Charles Loose age 4 of Brush was killed in a drilling rig accident at an Akron oil field. The Washington County coroner's office opened an investigation the next day as Loose had recently joined Allison Drilling Co in Fork, Morgan County.
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Akron
Charles Loose
Brush
Loose
Allison Drilling Co
Fork
Morgan
State Exports Estimated at $200 Million
A Denver AP report estimates Colorado exports of goods and services to other countries exceed 200 million dollars annually. The study by consultants led by Dr. Joe R. Wilkinson of the University of Denver’s Social Science Foundation was sent to Gov. Love and the Colorado Regional Export Expansion Council. It lists annual averages by sector: manufacturing 1.5 million, mining 32 million, agriculture 81.7 million, and engineering services 85 million. The agriculture figure reflects Colorado’s share of national agricultural sales per the Census and does not prove individual commodities were exported from Colorado. Wilkinson expects export volume to rise as more businessmen recognize overseas profit.
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Denver
Colorado
Joe R. Wilkinan
Social Science Foundation
University of Denver
John al Love
Colorado Regional Export Expansion Council
Wilkinson
House Approves Fringe Benefit Increases for Members
The House Administration Committee approved new fringe benefit proposals for members. They seek higher pay by about 10 506 per year, rent free district offices, repeal of the travel bank rule, and two extra home trips yearly at federal expense. The plan also allows using the $1 200 rental allowance for any of three offices. The measures target one man probes and travel costs, with mileage pay unchanged.
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Washington
Aps
House Administration Committee
House
Howse Mo
Weather and Moral Debate Highlight Local News
A chaotic mix of weather notes and political debate fills pages with forecasts from Colorado and Wyoming, and a heated discussion in the legislature about alcohol laws and school aid. Key figures Roy MeVicker and others push and oppose proposed changes, while weather details note varying temperatures and conditions across regions.
$54 Million School Bill Gets House OK
A fragmented report outlines that a $54 million school bill passed the House with broad support from multiple representatives across Jefferson and Baldur counties. The document mentions Reps Myrick Englewood Wallan, Mackie Bee Howard and other legislators, noting Republican leadership and a push for school aid funding. The text trails into garbled lines about the bill’s progress and senior lawmakers.
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Bill Myrick
All-Colorado Band Set To Gather Here
Clarence Sawhill, West Coast music educator and UCLA veteran, will direct the 32nd annual All Colorado High School Band at Colorado State College. He will lead 185 top musicians from 64 Colorado schools after two rehearsals, chosen from 500 aspirants auditioned at 34 centers statewide.
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Clarence Sawhill
Colorado State College
Sawhill
University of California At
Los Angeles
UCLA
University of Southern California
University of Illnois
Kansas
Finois
Tne
California
Colorado
Eartier
Levy Possibility Puts State Building Plans in Motion
Colorado lawmakers weigh a new tax levy to finance state college and institutional buildings. House floor leader Rep John Mackie notes a mill levy could fund construction, but warns against assuming the party or governor backs it. Gov. Love stresses avoiding new taxes if possible.
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Gordon G. Gauss
Colorado
Love
House of Representatives
Steve
Gov. Johns
Lave
Steve McNichols
Y McNichols
Sngile
Con F. Shea
John G. Macksie
Longmont
Eed
Special Capital Construction Fund
Bill Gossard
R-Craig
Allen Dines
Denver
Dines
State Department
Mackie
Gossard
Reg Howard
Boulder
Cowboys Testify of Beating by Rural Rancher during Trial
Rancher John Taylor and two employees Alfred Randolph and Par Vir Raley along with accomplices testified about a confrontation following a stray heifer search on Taylor's 77,000 acre Colorado ranch. Witnesses described beatings and a rifle being shown as police and jurors heard accounts from Rael and others amid the courtroom crowd.
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John ‘T, Taylor
Alfred Randolph
Vir Raley
Wael
Rael
Taylor
Jel
Randolph
Eddie
Colorado
Fense
Vasco Leavy
Gilbert
Fadie
Gilbert Medina
Thom Taylor
Seavy
Seay
John B. Smith
iRael
Radl
House OKs Bill Upping Dope Penalty
Denver AP report details House passage of a bill to raise penalties for drug possession and related offenses. Debates focus on fiscal impacts, future surpluses, and potential funding through taxes or construction levies. Republicans largely supported the measure while Democrats voiced concerns over consequences and policy implications.
Bali volcano death toll climbs past four hundred
AP reports Bali Island volcano Agung erupts with thick ash clouds that darken skies and cut power across the region. Officials say at least 400 killed, with lava flows isolating areas east and south of the summit. Rescue efforts mobilize as Red Cross and local authorities coordinate evacuations from threatened zones near Besakih and other settlements.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
APY
Bali
Islano
Dark Sons
Popula
Gusian Civil Defense Organization
East Java
Sukarno
Merger of Six Churches in Discussion
Oberlin College hosts a three day conference in which delegates from six denominations discuss a possible merger to form a single church of about 2 million members. Leaders urge candor as they weigh theology and tradition in advance of a formal report.
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Clete Jones
Oberlin
Ohio
Oberlin College
Episcopal Church
United — Presbyterian Church
Disciples of Christ
Evangelical United Brethren and the
Coiled
Church of Christ
James J. McCord
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Tilemwond Springs
Laysin Mental Health Center
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Boys Industrial School
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