West Greeley Sees Fourth Bank Charter Bid
Weld County Bank groups push charter for Columbine State Bank in West Greeley with $200000 capital. Incorporators include A Anderson, Brown, Dean, Moutcos, Houlthens, Jackson, all Weld County Bank directors. Also reports rival bids for First Western National and West Greeley National affiliates on 10th Street.
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West Greeley
Jim Hitch
Greeley
West Creeley
Columbine State Bank
Robert A. Anderson
Henry Brown
Naviman M. Dean
Barnard Moutc@os
Harlan K. Houlthens
David H. Jackson
Weld County Bank
First National Bank
First Western National Bank
Greeley National Bank
West Greeley Nategional Bank
10Th St
Red Ave
35Th Ave
la Salle and
South Platte National Bank
la Salle
Greeley National
Wirst National
Weather summary of regional forecast and temperatures
The report notes 1 pm temperatures around 4 Lovis for a 24 hour period ending 8 am Thursday. Highs near 83 and lows around 62 in Colorado. Wyoming shows mostly cloudy conditions with scattered showers and cooler nights into Friday. Mountain regions anticipate higher winds and varied mountain temperatures through Friday.
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Lovis
Great Western
High
Low
Colorado
Uloudy West
Mowlaing
Soulluist
Wyoming
Conservancy District Urged To Declare 100 Percent Water Quota
The Cache la Poudre Water Users Association urged the Northern Colorado Water Conservancy District to declare a full 100 percent water quota. The proposal, adopted unanimously at a special Eaton meeting, aims to relieve irrigation company binds by providing certain water allotments for planning.
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Frank Colohan
Thel
Northern Colorado Water Conservation District
Cache la Poudre Water Users Association
Cache la Poudre Water Users
Doem
Northern Colorado Water Conservation
Uwemselves
Une
GOP Chairman Sees Nixon Out As Candidate
WARIUSBUIG Pa LAP reports Republican National Chairman Rep William J Miller says Nixon moved from California to New York and effectively eliminated himself as a contender in the 1961 presidential race He notes Nixon left his base of political support behind at a Capitol Club dinner Wednesday night.
Savings Growth Seen as Spectacular at Bank Forum
D R Cawthorne vice president of the Federal Reserve Bank in Kansas City spoke at an economic forum in Greeley on Thursday night noting spectacular growth of financial savings during 1961 and 1962. The talk, given for bankers from 18 banks in the Northern Colorado Clearing House Association, outlined two main factors driving the rise in financial assets.
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D. R. Cawthorne
Federal Reserve Bank
Kansas City
Greeley
Cawthorne
Northern
Colorado Clearing House Association
Pope Believed Victim of Cancer
The Baltimore Sun reports Vatican insiders largely accept Pope John XXIII has cancer and knows it, with no expectation of long life. The Sun cites a Rome dispatch conveying official awareness of the pope’s condition.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Sun
Vatican
la Ilva
the Sun
Rome
Weldon Wallace
John XXII
GOP Bigwigs Plan Fund Raising Dinner
GOP leaders plan a $1,000-a-plate dinner to raise over $44,000 for 1964 congressional races. George Romney and Barry Goldwater will attend with Nelson Rockefeller possibility discussed. The event aims to generate informal talks on the GOP’s presidential prospects and party unity.
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Eisenhower
Washington
Republi-c
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Yquai
GOP
Uday
Margaretta Fitter Murphy
Onight
Venezuela
Romney
Whitaker
Goldwater
Harry C. Bishop
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D.C
Luther G. Derstad
Gene
Ore
Richard Pownall
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Denver
Sherpa Girmi
Dotta
Bishop
Jerstad
Gombu
Wey
Gap in Cuba intelligence widens says newspaper report
The Herald claims a widening gap in intelligence on Cuba with vague evidence and underestimation of last fall. It attributes slow intelligence gathering to President Kennedy’s cautious policy and warns the lack of low level reconnaissance hinders locating missiles and Soviet troops in Cuba.
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United States
Perhage Imb
Ous
Herald
Kenedy
Kennedy
War Threat Dims Haiti Fear of Revolt Grows
The special peace committee of the Organization of American States delayed its return to Haiti and the Dominican Republic, signaling reduced war threat but eyeing possible revolts. OAS head Gonzalo Facio said committee may be 40 days away, while Haiti’s foreign minister urged an end to hostile acts against political refugees and foreign residents.
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New York
Special Peace Committee
The
Organization of American States
Haiti
Domin- Jeag Republic
Francois Duvalier
Gonzalo Facio
Costa Rica
OAS Council
Hispangota
Faciy
Port Au Prince
Reng * Chalmers
GAS New Lee
Reds Left in Cuba Hurting U.S. Image
Senate Preparedness subcommittee warns Soviet military buildup in Cuba harms U.S. image. Interim report notes uncertain presence of strategic weapons and possible Russian forces in Cuba, with estimates ranging up to 35 40 thousand by some refugee groups. The panel foresees a return to hearings as it weighs evidence and future agenda.
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Senate Preparedness Subcommittee
Cuba
Jetober
Sul
Intelli- Committee
United States
Latin America
Cubs
Assia
Birmingham Race Talks Extended
In Birmingham Alabama white and Negro leaders met behind closed doors as a noon news conference was delayed. Rev Martin Luther King Jr Ralph D Abernathy and Fred L Shuttlesworth reportedly attended with unseen uptown white leaders as city patrols remained heavy and residents awaited the desegregation drive’s outcome.
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Birmingham
Ala
Negra Lesberg Wettt Ox Betind
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Martin Luther King Jr
Ralph D. Abernathy
Fred L. Shuttlesworth
Persis
Toen
Dorothy Cotton
SCL
Flash Fire Hits Second N Submarine Woodrow Wilson
A flash fire aboard the Polaris submarine Woodrow Wilson injured three workers in Vallejo California as crews work to outfit the vessel for commissioning later this year. Electrician Franklin J Bruner and Merle Walters were handling a large cable when a switchboard fire erupted, causing burns and smoke exposure amid the ongoing construction and testing of the nuclear craft.
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Vallejo
Calif
API
Woodrow Wilson
Yea
Franklin J. Bruner
Napa
Merle Walters
Walters
Amtoothey
Groton
China Lists Moscow Talks Bid Amid Ideological Strains
Tokyo dispatch reports that China accepted a Soviet proposal to hold talks in Moscow on ideological differences. Beijing requested shifting high level talks from mid May to mid June. Premier Zhou Enlai conveyed the note to Soviet Ambassador Chervonenko. The rift centers on China accusing the USSR of leaning too toward the West.
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Tokyo
Moscow
New China News Agency
Soviet Union
West
Salinger Tours Wall in Berlin
Pierre Salinger, President Kennedy's press secretary, toured the Berlin Wall area in a briefing for the President's forthcoming visit. The trip highlighted the divide between East and West Berlin and underscored Cold War tensions.
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Salinger
Wall
Berlin
Pierre Salinger
Kennedy
Thurs
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