Survivors Spotted in Yukon Plane Crash
In Yukon the search for a missing private plane continued after a flight from Whitehorse to Fort St John. A pilot reported spotting two people near the wreck on a snow covered mountain slope, one believed to be a woman, as Canadian authorities near the scene coordinate a rescue effort. The aircraft carried Ralph Flores and passenger Vickin Klaben, with Flores’ wife awaiting news in San Bruno.
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Watson Lark
Yukon
Terry
Howard Qureralt
Ham
Averall
Watson Lake
Royal Canadian Mounted Policeman
Cassiar
Chuck Hamilton
Sax
Ico
Colombia
Howard
Wats
Ralph Flores
San Prono
Calif
Vickin Klaben
Brooklyn
Whitehorse
Lo Fort St. John
Tim
Flores
San Hreno
Win
Hamilton
NSA
Canadian Air Force
NORGE
Air Praft
Weather and travel notes from Hamilton and Flores report
The bulletin notes very bad walking conditions with rough terrain and heavy ice. It describes mountainous land with knolls and open water in creeks. A Yukon aviation disappearance is reported, with Flores recounting a contractor’s plane lost en route home.
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Hamilton
Flores
Yukon
Bowlin
Bureau of
Er -Cavtern
Fairbank
el Alaska
Cei Flores
Seattle
Brooklyn
Ida Klaber
Colorado
Body Found Near Ft Lupton Identified
PORT BEETON identification placed the dead infant near Fort Lupton. deputy Charles W. Lundien noted the discovery on Monday. In Loveland, Nancy Kein was accidentally shot and seriously wounded. William Norra, 48, at Hopkinsville was not present. Fingerprints matched with Nedman, arrested Oct. 5 in Rawlins for concealed weapons.
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Ft. Lupton
Port Beeton
Fork Lupton
Iyn Oor
Charles W. Lundien
Loveland Cary Se
Pty Trolmentate
Itough Fortheist
Sen Clanader
Lattletyn
Nancy Kein
Coke
Che Tly
William Norra
Hopkinsville
Tandien
Federal Bureau of Tivestipation
Nivman
Rawlins
Wee
Spring Quarter Enrollment Sets Record at College Here
Event notes record spring quarter enrollment at the college with 14,297 paid students, an increase of 106 from last year. The report cites campus control officer John Nickswan and mentions typhoid epidemic concerns and ongoing health-related adjustments. The text also contains scattered weather forecasts, accident references, and unrelated political mentions.
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Workilanins Skiing
Toxet
John Nickswan
Ae Airways
Ana
Starken
Aig Boon
Ine
Teo
Fade Castro
Fst
Why Tater
CSC
Brcury
Opan Antorney
Reinecke
Rfl
Fed Bank AK Peveaive
LST
J. A. Reihecke
Thompean Caryn Reaveke
Ode
SAR
LSI
Wyoming
Tesday
Roosevelt
Nhl
Congress
New York
Minnesota swears in new Governor Karl Relvaag
Karl Relvaag, 49, is seated as Minnesota’s 31st governor after legal hurdles cleared. He receives his election certificate from Secretary of State Joseph Donavan and takes the oath of office before Chief Justice Oscar Knudson in the Minnesota Supreme Court.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Local Science Fair winners shine in Weld County display
Twenty six junior and senior high projects earned blue ribbons at the Weld County Science Fair. Winners from Valley High Meeker and Heath were invited to the State Science Fair in Boulder. Diana Pippin Central Junior High led biology with "The Effect of Light on Bread Mold" while Karen Lisden of Valley High won in senior biology.
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Weld County
Badin Kel
Valley High
Peniarte
Colorado
Wyoming
Boulder
Diana Pippin
Central
Keenesburg
Karen Lisden
Ampion
Lindy Trapp
Meeker Junio High
Daniel Metis
Feit
Sandy Hudson
Heath
Susan Brown
Skiplace
Patty Net
Torsthy Knaub
Dick Boettcher
Jacobsen
Tom Bauer
Biological Seinen
Carel Ann Walter
Wale Wieh
Ind
Edward iMcMillin
Greeley High
Charles Hockley
Evan
Robert Lucht
Meeker
Donelas Rooke
Gary Vern
Rhos
Union Votes End to New York Printers Strike
New York printers vote to end a weekslong strike that halted eight major daily papers. The vote, near unanimous among Local 6 photoengravers and eight unions, accepted a contract proposed by mediators after earlier threats of continued work stoppage. Presses expected back to operation with possible revised editions in the coming days.
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York
Grinters
Roblother
Ert
F. Wagner
Walter N
Thayer
The
Herald
Tribune
Publishers Association
New York
Bertram A
Afl-Cio
Bowers
Presiden Typographical Union
Aflcio
Court Reverses Conviction of NAACP Leader
The court reversed the conviction of NAACP leader Theodore Gibson amid ongoing labor turmoil in New York and Florida. Printers gathered at Madison Square Garden cheered Elmer Brown and urged voting for a new contract, while police protected a tense tally process amid a long blackout and stalled negotiations.
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NAACP
Elmer Brown
Madison Square Garden
Brown
Wagner
Powers
House Approves Race Days Hike in Colorado
Denver area racing gains longer season as Colorado House approves increasing permitted horse race days from 38 to 90. Rep James O Bonnell said Centennial track would host six days of thoroughbred and two days of quarterhorse racing annually, with measure sent to the Senate for final approval.
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Denver
Colorado House of
Senate
Hi House
Colorado Senate Passes Pension Plan For Legislators
Colorado lawmakers vote 13 to 0 in the Senate to grant themselves pensions, sending the bill to the House. Democrats and Republicans coalition supports the measure while a Republican-led bloc opposes it. Senate also approves bills on interstate safety compacts, liquor proof of age, tax liens for de faxes, and jurisdiction over Indian reservations.
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House of Representatives
Goldberg
Law- High Court
ITU
Makers
Mission Motor Vehicles
Harlan
Suday
Sten Lion
House
Senate
Denver
Deferson
Palmer Burch
Jefferson County
Burch
Sears
Aiba Tninned Saantaverd
Gordon G. Gauss
Colorado
Hous of Representatives
George Brown
Fay DeBerard
R-Bremmling
Com
Rey
Bureau of Mites
Denver Beanney Glendale
Commanty
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Publi Services High
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Pol Sa Mules
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Sarnee Fenner
Nyttins
Athensiseilir
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Washington
Kennedy'amatin
Franklin D. Raose Ion
Avelt Jn
Blond
State Patrol
Denevate
Winston L. Prouty
Jand Langront
Repub
Stat Hooeyel
Minnesota
Karl Relvaag
Gauss
John A. Love
Wes Denver
Colorado Legis
Alure
Malian
Mike Prager
Gregoy High
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Humor Hich
Dennis Feese
Place
Chri Curtis
Annette de Coyet
N.Y
New York Gazette
Frank McGowan
Strithe Union
Theodore
R. Gibson
Miami
Fla
Nat McGowan
Horchin
Ginson
Ing
Associa
Monu
Florida Legisla
Amt Dure
Wownist Infolira
Clark
Pressmen's
Legislative Pension Plan
Duane Siler
Valley Junior High School
Kepner Hall
Auditurium
Colorada State Ellen
Bob Wunh
Qindwor
Genette Freeman
USC Laboratory School
Cindy Renton
Laboratory School
Eddie Quillen
Evans
David Brody
Nunn “Tribune
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Jim Huh
Suny Our
DeBerard
Paul Wenke
Fort Collins
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