Council Plans Alster Lincoln Park Rearrangement
Lincoln Park plan would move the Veterans Memorial corner and convert the south wall area into a park and parking zone connecting the Community Building block to the north park section. A Youth Center would be built west of the Community Building, with a 258-vehicle lot and trees along the border.
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Alster
Lincoln Park
Gity Council
Mh St
Hh Ave
Meee Tenth Ave
Lincoln Fark
7Th
6Th Sts
6Th
7Th BL
Rissler
Th St
Communists Block Probe of Nam Tha
Western efforts to secure an on spot inquiry into the Nam Tha capture were blocked by the Soviet Union and Poland. The Geneva conference on Laos is chaired by the Soviet Union and Britain, with other members India Canada and Poland. Rebel leaders and neutralists prepared to resume talks with Laos government and witnessed renewed tensions after the Nang Tha fighting.
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Communists
Nam Tha
Antone Yared Vientiane
Lars AP
Sin International
Battle of
Soviet Union
Poland
Britain
Laos
Prince Boun Gum
Control Commission
Tat
India
Canada
Avtar
Singh
Hois
Vientiane
Boun Owm
Kang Khay
Jfol
Souvennal
Phourna
Souplanou
Souvanne
France
Souphonouyong
Sami
Commission
Leon Mayrand
A. Morski
Dechines
MacDonald
Pathet Lao
Nang Tha
London
Red China
International Conference
Geneva
Flashing Light Satellite Launch Scheduled Thursday
The Defense Department announced on Wednesday that it will allow a Thursday launch of a flashing light geodetic satellite to measure the Earth. The decision, taken after secrecy was previously imposed, aims to enable global observations as the satellite passes over several countries, including Russia.
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Sape Canaveral
Fla
API
Defense Department
Wed
Rnde
Russia
Pacific nuclear test described as intermediate range blast
The Defense Department and the Atomic Energy Commission characterized the test as an intermediate range explosion. Dropped from a plane near Christmas Island, the device produced an explosive yield between 20,000 and 1 million tons of TNT, following the prior Tuesday test by one day. Four earlier tests were air drops.
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Waliington Fe
Wed
Pacific
Defense Department
Atomic Energy Commission
Christmas Island
Erratic Pershing Missile Blown Up
At Cape Canaveral a Pershing missile malfunctioned after ignition. The upper stage began erratic motion and the safety officer ordered destruction. Debris fell into the Atlantic well short of the test range.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Sifety
Athutitic
Weather summary and notes from Wednesday and Thursday
The report lists Wednesday afternoon temperature at 12 with 24 hour figures ending 8 am. Great Western high 89 low 3 Public Service high 7 low 3 College: high 74 low 44 barometer 29.85. Low rises and sets Thursday 4:50 am and 7:03 pm. Colorado clouds with scattered showers and thunder storms in mountains and east Thursday, turning cooler northwest tonight and northeast Thursday. Lows tonight in mountains and west southeast highs reaching 65 to 80s.
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Focal
Great Western
Public Service
Colorado
Indiana
Taft’s Son Wins in Ohio and Florida Primary Upsets
Former Sen. Claude Pepper and Robert Taft Jr won decisive primary showings for Congress in Ohio and Florida. Florida’s slate included Sen. Smathers and Rep. Fascell in fights with conservatives. Pepper mounted a comeback supporting the Kennedy program for elderly medical care. The article notes other Democratic renomination races and a Golden, Colorado shooting incident involving a Kennedy ally.
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Taft
Ohio
Fla
Florida
Robert Taft Jr
Robert A. Taft
Congress
George Smathers
Dante Fascell
Pepper
Sney Nag
Aitongryer
Aureed Erway Dent Kennedy
Renalla
OWWO
Frank J. Lausche
Michael ¥. DiSalle
Kennedy
Richard D. Kennedy
Hal Tarke
Smathers
Tsse
John A. Marcelo
Wes
Golden
Wilms
D. R. Melthews
Holstein
Coa
Jefferson County
Ll. B. Vecelle
Talice
Howard A. Wohstein
John A. Sutton
Denver
Quest
Ohin
Power Shortage Seen in Durango Area by Late 1963
Western Colorado Power Co seeks PUC permission to build a 148000 volt line from Durango to the New Mexico border by December 1963 to avert power shortages. The company proposes using Arizona Public Service Co output via the Spower drai plant to reduce costs, facing opposition from Public Service Co. of New Mexico and political figures involved in the approval process.
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Durango
Westin Colorado Power Co
Colorado Publi Utilities Commission
New Mexico
Duiades
Western Colorado Power
Spawer
Fanr Corners
Arizona Public Service Co
Public Service Co
New
Weld County School Plans Approve Two Districts
Weld County School Planning Committee approved two new districts named Re 2 and Re 9, covering Eaton, Galeton, Wyatt, Aull, Nunn, Pierce, Carr and ML Lookout, with five director districts in each. Public hearings will be scheduled later. Paul Lodwick to draft legal descriptions. Debate included Wyatt and Ault residents over district boundaries and petition legitimacy.
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Weld County
U “Uled
Tea
Ormer
Eaton
Galeton
Wyatt
Aull
Nunn
Pierce, Carr
ML Lookout
Kermiltee
Galelom
Hirosh Taleyama
Grover
Carr
Paul Lodwick
Ault
Barney Jacobsen
Jacobsen
Tateyama
Tg m2
Mother
Senate fails to curb debate on literacy test bill
In Washington AP Senate debate on a literacy test bill stalled as a cloture bid failed 64 33 with 96 senators present. Democratic leaders including Mansfield sought a two thirds vote to limit debate, while supporters argued the measure intrudes on states rights. The outcome left the bill in limbo and set the stage for further procedural moves to gauge sentiment.
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Senate
John Chadwick
Washington
Kenne
Molion
Mike Ans
Montana
Greeley Elks Lodge
Wor
Howard L
Blanchard
Colorado State
Mansfield
Everett M. Dirksen
Illnois
Mike Mans‘Tield
Piérang ‘Dill
Unemployment Falls Below Four Million Mark in April
Washington AP reports unemployment for April dipped under four million for the first time this year while the rate held at 5.5 percent of the civilian labor force. Long-term unemployment remained at 3.5 million. Secretary Goldberg said the drop signals continued business expansion and urged the country to do better.
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Washington
Unem
Ourmillon
Laker
Arlin J. Goldberg
Wed
Nocmee
Goldberg
Sac
Unclear Labor Data Sparks Wine Odor Study in California
In Davis California a study uses a device to detect differences in wine odors amid unemployment data. April unemployment totals reached 2 952 000 with 711 000 more employed month over month. A temperature controlled system supports the experiment at a California site.
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Davis
Calif
Lnivet
California
Float Titles Available at C of C Office
Chamber of Commerce lists 36 floats tracing Weld County and Greeley history from 1492 to today for the Fourth of July parade Under Ter Flags. Parade themes and float titles are chosen on a first come basis with 4 H and civic groups judged separately. Float chairmen urged to visit chamber office promptly to select themes.
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Chamber of Commerce
Tom Richardson
Ter
Weld County
Greeley
Richardson
Columbus
America
Chamber
4-H Club
Qoats
Erletia
Chamber Office
Eas
Jack Culver
Pajcade
Tax Commission Approves Re 1 Bond Issue Election
The Colorado State Tax Commission approved a 1.49 million dollar bond election for May 17 covering Re 1 territory including Platteville Gilcrest and La Salle. Critics warned the plan exceeds the 10 percent valuation limit and questioned district needs while supporters argued emergency building needs justify bonds.
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Tax Commission
Bob Beard
Colorado State Tax Commission
Tie 1
Platteville
Gilcrest
la Salle
Wayne Norman
Re L
Weld County
Norman
Altord
Don Rumaey
Don Rumney
la Spile
Educational Planning Service
Awith
Bill Bouter
Plattevite
Hans Tsat
City Employes Get 5 Per Cent Pay Increase
A five per cent salary increase was granted all city employes at the rank of department directors by City Council Tuesday evening. Directors' increases to be considered later. Increases are based on salaries as of January 1 and effective May 1. The council did not estimate the total cost. The move was approved unanimously after Finance Committee Chair Clair Somerville and Mayor Gordon Rissler reached an agreement. Police and fire scales were not finalized.
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Absolaib
WO Tar
E Jetty
Clair Somerville
Gordon Rissler
Somerville
Charles A. Greg Jury
Liretien
Freezing Weather Nips North East Across Regions
Freezing conditions hit northern Michigan, Lyn York and New England, threatening fruit trees as temperatures drop to near the teens in New York. Precipitation spread from the Pacific Northwest to the Atlantic Coast with rain and snow, including an inch of rain at Paducah and Oceana Virginia, and notable runoff along the Kansas Turnpike near Cassadiny interchange.
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Associated Press
Michigan
Lyn York
New England
New York
North Atlantic
Massachusetts
Pacific Northwest
California
Middle West
Southwest
Atlantic Coast
Paducah
Oceana
Wichita
Kan
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Douglas R. Voorhees
Miami
Fascell
David Eldredge
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Denvehapi
Durpine Crea
Eorthwest
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Golden Woman
Elks
Howard L. Blanchard
Re Dr. Blanchard
Lawe
State College of Iowa
Cedar Falls
Drake University
Colorado State Dallas
Rene Wares
CSC
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Iowa
Robert Scott
Biks
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George
John Fluke
Doral Miller
Exalter
Roy Green
Empire State Building
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