Self-Defense Evidence Presented In Murder Trial
In Boulder a murder trial for Dorothy Bustamante heard defense evidence claiming self defense after she allegedly shot Charles M. Dyson, 32, at his Boulder apartment during a December quarrel. Bustamante, resident of Longmont, testified Dyson abused her and she fired two shots to halt his attack. Detective Russell Hawkins testified under defense questioning about Bustamante's statements.
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Boulder
Dorothy Bustamante
Charles M. Dyson
Mrg. Bustamante
Longmont
Dyson
Russell Hawkins
Elementary Science Fair Yields Gold Ribbons for 12 Students
Denver AP report details Weld County Elementary School Science Fair winners from six districts at the 20th annual event. Students showcased projects on plant growth under colored light, water pollution prevention, transpiration, and other science topics. The event drew 100 plus parents and runs through Friday evening with finals near page 20.
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Weld County
Aewice
Fort Collins
Letermediate Bishegy Sry
Mo Weld
Gold Erbban
Jenny Lov Reyt
Ues
Park
Lowell Roberts
Reppelow
Evans
Oakley Wade
Wade
Gould
Dergarten
Kennedy Urges Governors Act On Antipoll Tax
President Kennedy urged governors of states that have not ratified the antipoll tax constitutional amendment to act promptly. He noted 38 states have ratified and warned that passage depends on individual state action as legislatures meet infrequently, aiming for effect during current elections.
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Kennedy
Washington
Ataloa
Weather forecast summary for Colorado Wyoming region
A garbled weather notice reports temperatures around 64 high and 28 low in Colorado areas with general fall conditions through Saturday. It notes cooler nights, possible mountain valley cooling, and scattered showers in western Colorado and Wyoming with some snow flurries in higher elevations.
Kennedy calls Costa Rica meeting useful at news conference
President Kennedy said 3,000 Soviet troops have withdrawn from Cuba and 17,000 were in Cuba at the promise time. He described the Costa Rica conference as useful and noted agreement on halting the flow of subversive agents and funds from Cuba to Latin American nations.
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Washington
Kenndy
Cuba
Kennedy
U. S
Costa Ric
Arraignment Set for Suspects in Fairplay Robbery
Salida city attorney Donald F. Meyers was appointed to represent Donald Lee Reule and Karl Schodt of Denver. Arraignment, postponed to allow a court-appointed attorney to prepare, concerns a robbery at the Fairplay bank with a reported $50,490 seized after the incident involving Jaht Einstei.
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Salida Cate
Kia
Fairplay Bank
Jaht Einstei
Donald Lee Reule
Karl Schodt
Denver
Mays Wilson
Donald F. Meyers
Salida
Ten Wiggins Children Hurt in Bus Crash Near Fort Morgan
Ten Wiggins school children were injured when a bus crashed into a borrow pit after brakes failed. Sixteen-year-old Sheila Wiebert suffered crushed facial bones and was rushed to a Denver hospital. Driver Barry Horenberger said brakes failed near an interstation, causing the bus to veer into the pit. eight other pupils aged 7 to 16 received lacerations and bruises and were treated, with Daniel Becker kept overnight for a back injury.
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Fort Morgan
Colo
Wiggins
Here
Sheila Wiebert
Denver’ Hospital
Daniel Becker
Morgan Community Hospital
Bary Horenberger
Bali Volcano Kill Toll Surges as Lava Carves Ravaged Coast
Bali officials say at least 1,100 islanders died as Mount Agung's five day eruption blanketed the coast with lava and ash. Up to 75,000 homeless, 200,000 may lose livelihoods, with 100,000 Balinese fleeing the danger zone. Survivors describe a nightlike darkness and choking ash as the volcano roared to life.
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Denpasar
Bali
Agung
Anak Agung Sutedja
Civil Defense
Jakarta
Peverl
Vol
State House of
Representa x Lives
Pana
Denver College Bill Moves To Debate On Expansion
The bill explores expanding Denver Extension Center into a four year satellite college and raises debate on psychological testing of schoolchildren. Parents oppose tests as privacy invasions, while Colorado Education and Psychological Association backs testing for guidance and identifying troubled students. The House committee amended the bill to delay a four year institution pending further study by the Board of Trustees of State Colleges.
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Colorado Education and Psychological Association
Denver
Board of Trustees of
State Colleges
University of Colorado
Metropolitan State College
State University
All-State Band Draws Colorado’s Top Prep Musicians
Selected from a field of 560, 185 high school players join up for the All-Colorado High School Band under Clarence Sawhill of UCLA. A five hour Friday rehearsal in Gunter Hall precedes a Saturday four hour session and a free public concert at CSU.
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Colorado
Clarence Sawhill
Universiy of
California
Los Angeles
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At & P.m
Colorado State College
Sawhill
Way
Iman Walker
CSC
CSU: F
Wayman Walker
Ralph King
CSC College Band
All- Colorado
Thetrose
Gunterifstall
CSCE
Greeley
Ouray Search Resumes for Slide Victim
Under sun, searchers resumed Friday for Pauline Hudson believed buried in avalanche on Red Mountain Pass. Her sister Amelia and their father Reverend Matyin Hudson perished earlier, with the car recovered after the crash. Bulldozers, howitzer blasts, and trench clearing continued to trigger controlled slides.
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Red Mountain Pass
Marchas
Pauline Hudson
Amelia
Mat’ Yin Hudson
Tis
Anyon
British shoe firm relocates to Portugal
A London based shoe company closes its operations and moves production to Portugal citing high rates and unbearable labor costs as the main reasons for the shift.
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London
Portugal
Plan of Study for Locating New City Buildings
Frank Colohan outlines a method to locate a new City Hall and municipal buildings. The plan includes land valuation comparisons, population forecasts, land use maps, and financing recommendations. Bean opposes Meeker site, favors downtown locations, and urges valid site data before decisions.
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Bean
Boulder
Canmisson
Mooker
Esasula Sons
Mogker
Mee ‘Ker Schl
Meeker
Meeker School
Tty
Hibire Muunicie
Chat Mayer
Cone
Commission
Price Hopkins
Tronard Bartels
Adolph Miller
Les Jayne
Mersal Miller
Greebing
88Th Ave
St. Alka
Cruce
Sacre High School
Highiead
Anti Junta Exhibitions Hit Korea Amid Protests
In Seoul and two southern cities, about 600 demonstrators protested against military rule as General Park seeks a four year extension. Police cracked down, leaders joined civilians, and a government broadcast urged support for a referendum while banning political activity. Local officials reported arrests.
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Conrad Fink
Seoul
South Korea
Ges
Chong Hee Park
Potica
Park
Defense Ministry
Pasaul
Kyangedu
Radio and Information
Lers
Berlin Talks To Open in Washington
Washington AP reports new round of Berlin talks to be opened in Washington with Soviet Ambassador and U.S. officials present. The meeting follows the Cuban crisis period and U.S. Secretary of State Rusk's return from the Central American conference.
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Bertin
Se Ot
Dean Dees
Anataly
Dabry
Sincoly White
Rusk
Unsta Riva
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