Drainage Fee Debate Persists Over Legal Charge
City continues drainage permit fee despite City Attorney Richardson ruling it illegal. Officials estimate about 5280 dollars collected. builders protest the fee as a burden while the Weld County Builders Association plans an independent study of the fee structure.
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Charles T A. Karowsky
Weld County Builders Association
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Karoweky
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Crice
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Highland Wilts
Cruce
Greeley
Karowsky
Karofsky
Builders Association
Roy Lundvall
Highland Hills
Nixon's Long Silence Ends With Week of Political Tours
Richard M. Nixon launches a week of political travel visiting New York Chicago Des Moines Detroit and Columbus after a period of self imposed silence Following a close presidential race he will address four Republican rallies and likely attack Kennedy's domestic plans while avoiding foreign policy disputes with care for now The trip includes private meetings with figures such as Herbert Hoover and General Douglas MacArthur and a Look magazine dinner hosted by Gardiner Cowles in Des Moines
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NEW York
Richard M. Nixon
Chicago
Des Moines
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Columbus
Ohio
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Washington
Herbert Hoover
Douglas Macs Arthur
Gardiner
Cowles
Look Magazin
Fha
Dex Moines, Register
Tribune
Kennedy
Barnett, 74, Dallas Executive, Dies After Retirement
Brodie Daniel Barnett, 74, a former vice president of Western Union who retired in 194, died Tuesday in Dallas. Born in an era of telegraphic growth, he helped steer operations during earlier decades.
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Dallas
Tex
Iap
Brodie Daniel Barnett
Western Union
Diod
Weather summary and regional forecast notes
The report notes 2 p.m. aperatura at 46 Local for 24 hours to 3 p.m. Thursday with Public Service highs and lows given for Sugar Factory and College. Colorado forecast: mostly cloudy with rain or showers east, clearing west, highs in the 60s, cooler west, lows tonight around 30s to 40s. Wyoming: mostly cloudy with occasional showers southeast and west, warmer east, highs in the 60s, lows in the 30s to 40s.
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Colorado
Stow Mountains
Wyoming
Nadhandy
Arow Mountains
Lowe
Towers
Manned Rocket Countdown Faces Weather Delays
At Cape Canaveral Florida NASA planned to launch astronaut Alan Shepard Jr. on the first manned Mercury mission but bad weather forced postponement. Forecasts called for partly cloudy skies with scattered showers and easterly winds 30 to 15 knots, three to four foot seas along the recovery area.
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Ralph
Canaveral
USN
Navy Space Agency
Alan B. Shepard Jr
Navy balloonists set altitude record over Gulf during Antietam flight
Two Navy airmen rode in an open gondola on a huge helium balloon launched from the carrier Antietam in the Gulf of Mexico. The craft reached about 116,000 feet amid minor delays, with Cmdr Malcolm Toss reporting a clear view of Florida and the Gulf Coast before the attempt was aborted.
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Pansacola
Fla
Tross
Prather
Gulf of Mexico
Antietam
Malcolm Toss
Florida
Atlantic Ocean
Gulf States
New Orleans
Gulf Coast
South Pass
Mississippi River
Tela Nawach
Meisenbach Acquitted in City Hall Riot Case
SAN FRANCISCO AP The jury acquitted Meisenbach of assaulting a policeman during the City Hall riots last May. The case involved complex testimony about the riots and a high altitude balloon test program linked to later wartime space efforts.
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San Francisco
APS
Robert Meisenbach
Navy
Weather Report Shows Light Moisture In Greeley
Skies over Greeley were heavy but moisture remained light as a spring day brought mild precipitation. FBI and city officials noted minimal rainfall with totals around 0 to 0.5 inches while water use stayed well below typical spring highs, with Shaffer citing about 4 million gallons expected that day. The high temperature reached 49 degrees.
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Greeley
Great Western
Olin Shaffer
City Qrater
Shaffer
Shatter
White Squall Sinks Ship Survivor Details
The Associated Press reports a white squall toppled a sailing ship near the tropics. Survivors describe a sudden blast of wind from clear skies breaking the masts and rigging, with five trapped below and one lost overboard. Charles Sadler, a survivor from Pittsford, recalled seeing the sudden squall rise off the water.
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Fis
Amany
Antine
Associated Press
Charles (Yad? Sadler
Pittsford
Leaflets Protest at College Over Mandel Demand
A confusing scramble of leaflets distributed at Colorado State College campus protests emerged on Wednesday night urging Marvin Mandel to quit. The unsigned fliers prompted student demonstrations planned for Thursday at the president’s home, with two groups distributing notices and a mood of firm opposition to the action.
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Colorad State College
Marvin Mandel
Hismanities
CSC
William R. Ross
Titan underground Titan shot proves harden system
A Titan missile emerged from a buried silo at Vandenberg Air Force Base in California after a successful first test of an hardened ICBM launch system. The test demonstrated the weapon could survive shock and wind stress, validating a design to allow near instant firing despite an atomic attack.
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Winderground
Pacific Missile Range
Ito
Titan
Jalus
Air Force
Laos peace talks inch toward halt in fighting
Report on Laos peace talks notes acceptance of invitation by Souvanna Phouma’s government and Britain and the United States warning to wait for a ceasefire. Delegations to meet near Vientiane with plans for a coalition government and a Geneva conference in May. The talks face delays over military questions and participation.
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Vanna
Vieotlane
Straway All Armistica Mie
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Pathet Lao
Phoumi Nesavan
Fightines
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Itt
Isillcers
Vientiané
Sauysnna
Lyos
Bangkok
Thailand
Southeast Asia Treaty Organisons Council of Represental
Laos
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Souvanna
Ban
Imons
Innaman
Ban Namone
Peouth
Lnsye
Ims
Tabet Leo
Geneva
Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Savahg Vathano
Liew
Information Ministry
United States
Britain
Straw Hat Day Prompts Retail Hopes in Greeley
Greeley clothiers expect better weather to boost Straw Hat Day promotions. Merchants emphasize a return to style with straw hats, noting the annual event prompts men to dress up headwear made from woven natural fibers like palm or bamboo. If sun returns, the town could see a flood of hat wearers and shoppers.
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Greeley Clothiers
Fayera
Greeley
Minimum Wage Bill Goes To President
The House approved Kennedy's minimum wage bill 230 to 195 after Senate passage earlier. It raises the wage to 1.25 and covers 3.6 million more workers in retail and service industries. Secretary Goldberg called it a great advance in social legislation and a first step toward universal wage protection.
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Washington
House
Kennedy
Senate Ap
Arthur J. Goldberg
Big City
Rain Fall Dampens East Colorado Weather Outlook
Rain fell across eastern Colorado while western areas saw scattered showers. The storm, edging into Friday, was expected to clear with warmer conditions returning in the afternoon as mountain snowpacks gained moisture.
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Associated Press
Colorado
Yamdad Walakall
Dhe
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