Enrollment projections for Colorado colleges in 1970 report
Denver report surveys 8,500 CSC students in 1970 and delivers six state supported institutions’ enrollment forecasts. It outlines public funding needs, self-liquidating projects, and capital outlays across the University of Colorado, Colorado State University, Colorado Mountain colleges, Adams State, and others, with emphasis on potential growth, funding sources, and policy considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colorado
Western State College
Colorado School of Mines
al Bex
Fer
San Francisco
Bisy
Ucstion
Daxter
Stote Son
Roy W. McVicker
Wheat Ridge
Legislative Committee
MéVicker
Cal
Ed Baxter
Baxter
University
Colorado State University
Unas
Soens
CSC
Colorado State “College
Adams State College
Policeman and robber killed in Detroit gun battle
In Detroit two officers, James Mecks and Robert Sislop, confronted a robber during a robbery in progress at a near West Side supermarket. Mecks was killed, Sislop wounded, and the robber died after exchanging fire. Weather data and unrelated notes follow.
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Detroit
James Mecks
Robert Sislop
Near West Side
Filstop
Regional Weather Wyoming Forecast Update
Weather message notes increasing cloudiness with gusty winds and showers across north and west Wyoming tonight. Sunday brings mostly cloudy skies with scattered showers at lower elevations and scattered snow above six thousand feet. Warmer southeast tonight, then cooler Sunday. Low tonight 25 to 35, mountains 95 to 45 north and west, 50s southeast. High Sunday 45 to 65 northwest and around 50s elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Wyoming
Dem Convention Allots Delegates At Meet Here
Weld county participates in the Second Congressional district delegate plan. The district will elect two delegates and one alternate to the national Democratic convention in Los Angeles in July. Eight delegates and four alternates are allotted to the district, with distribution by county and at large for the state convention. James Shellon, Weld county chairman, said the county hopes to obtain one of the delegate positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weld County
As Angeles
Greeley
TriCounty
Sudes Adams
Arspahoe
Jefferson
Delacates
Elbert Murphy
Tn All Colorads
Ath
Figee Allar
Secord
Boulder
Haa
Larimer County
Jackson County
James Shellon
Sillona
Kennedy Sweeps Oregon as Morse Quits Race
Sen. John F. Kennedy dominates Oregon’s Democratic primary, winning about 52 percent and sealing Morse’s exit. Kennedy leads with 96,107 votes to Morse 54,414, while Humphrey, Johnson, and Symington won little support. Nixon sweeps Republican delegates amid ongoing presidential contest. Morse will back Kennedy if he is the nominee.
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Morrie Landsberg
Portland
Ore
John F. Kennedy
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Massachusetts
Morse
Kennedy
Nixon
Tiubert Humphrey
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Bluart Symington
Missouri
Adlai Stevenson
Los Angeles
Huphrey
Johnson
Symington
Brevenson
Rockefeller
Emer
Aynp Kennedy
Richard M. Mixon
GOP
Eisenhowe
Nine Americans Held by Soviet Authorities After Plane Downing
Nine Americans aboard an unarmed U S Air Force transport were reportedly taken into custody by Soviet authorities after a forced downing in East Germany. Capt George A Jordan and Capt William Thomas Frewen among crew were detained, with other passengers named including Gen Clyde D Eddieman and A2C James A Novristit. U S officials request details and release.
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Wieshaden
Germany
Defiance Ave
Fini
Ohlo
George A. Jordan
North
Salisbury
West Air Force
Fayette
Ind
Wiliam Thomas Frewen
East Germany
Galveston
Tex
Leon Porter
Radio Opera
Berlin
Tor
Russellville
Ala
Chester Kenneth Sie
Saratoga
N.Y
East
Paul K. McCas
Clyde D. Eddieman
U.S
Rockingham Dr
Atlanta
Europe
AIG
James P. Gavin
Stewart Air Force Base
James A. Novristit
Wythe Ave
Richmond
Baltic Coast
United States
Kluetz
Mrs FDR Agrees With Stevenson on Khrushchev Critique
Mrs. Franklin D Roosevelt says she agrees with Adlai Stevenson that the Eisenhower administration gave Khrushchev the crowbar and sledgehammer to wreck the summit. Stevenson made the remark Thursday and Mrs Roosevelt commented Friday as Khrushchev pressed his East German stance and U2 incident angle. A C47 transport disappeared after taking off from Copenhagen for Hamburg with nine aboard. The U S Air Force searched the area then East German police were contacted after a distress call near Brunshager near the West German border.
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New York
Frank- UN D. Roosevelt
Adlai E. Stevenson
Eisenhower
Nikita Kheushchev
Stevenson
Dikita Khrushchev
Copenhagen
Donagen
Denmark
Hamburg
Lon
Tron Curtain
U. S. Air Force
Air Force
East Geffener
Brunshager
Aris Baltic
37 Said Killed In Chile Quake
Santiago Chile AP reports radio operators: 87 killed in dawn earthquake across central and southern Chile. Unconfirmed figures list 70 dead at Concepcion and Pacific seaport, 60 miles south. official tallies show 15 at Lota mining center and 2 at Chillan.
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Santiago, Chile
Chile
Inforine
Concepcion Ag Pacific
Here
le. Lota
Concepcion
Chillan
Santiago
World War II ends as Guam holdout surrenders
In Guam AP reports a Japanese holdout, Bunzo Minagawa, finally ends 18 years in jungle near Agana. He spoke of disbelief at Japan's loss, moving between jungle camps with a Buddha statue, bandages, and ragged fatigues. Immigration will decide his status.
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Guam
Bunzo Minagawa
Minagawa
United States
Japan
Sumay
Houid
Union Pacific Asked to Pave Station Property for Parking
City of Greeley and Chamber of Commerce urged Union Pacific to lease and pave all land around the depot for parking. UP officials from Denver and Cheyenne heard proposals to have the city police and maintain the areas, with Weller Lumber proposing the city fund paving access and the railroad pay for graveled parking areas.
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Union Pacific
City of
Greeley
Chamber of Commerce
Union Pacific Railroad
Colorado and Southern Railroad
Frank M. Weller
Weller Lumber Company
U. P
Fee Depot
Chamober of Commerce
aMmals
Chamber
C. A. Durrant
Cheyenna
George A. Brown
Denver
Jagee
Gabbell
Custover
St. St
Weller
Showers Stretch Across Nation
Scattered showers dampened the Mississippi Valley Great Lakes region and the Pacific Northwest after a night of swift winds heavy rains and fog. Tornadoes touched down in Iowa Illinois and Indiana causing light damage and minor injuries. A twister damaged a house and barn west of Des Moines a tower near Elwood Illinois was downed and a cloud touched ground north of LaPorte Indiana. Gusty winds up to 55 mph demolished eight garages and peeled roofing in Germantown Ohio near Dayton with damage about 30000 dollars. Heavy rains in Arkansas flooded roads and postponed the Hot Springs Open second round.
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Associated Press
Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes
Pacific Northwest
Iowa
Ilinois
Indiana
Des Moines
Elwood
Illinois
Fmel
LaPorte
Ind
Germantown
Ohio
Dayton
Arkansas
Khrushchev Home Welcomes Amid Diplomatic Rift
Khrushchev returned to Moscow after a week of world shaking diplomacy as thousands lined the streets to greet him. Eisenhower envoy Edward Freer skipped the welcome over a Paris remarks dispute, leaving diplomats unsure how the snub will affect Soviet American relations.
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Stanley Johnson
Moscow
Nikita
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Edward L. Freer
U.S
Khrushcchev
Paris
Britain
France
Communist Party Presidium Ij
Boloscowo
Berlin
Freer
Washington
Soviet trawler Masalsk escorted to Atlantic City for crewman medical care
The Soviet trawler Masalsk with 23 crew and 3 women was escorted by the Coast Guard into Atlantic City to hospitalize a sick 26 year old seaman, Ivan Baluik, diagnosed with acute upper respiratory infection. The vessel had been fishing off Nova Scotia, carrying five tons of herring and one ton of perch.
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Atlantic City
Nal
Coast Guard
Ivan Baluik
Atlantic City Hostal
Oth
Nova Scotia
Long Island
George Washington
Grandair Georgia Banks
Argentia
Nld
Sviatogor
Jan
New York
Masalsk Triedugabeho
Two Climbers Rescued as Storm Threatens Mount McKinley
In Alaska a large rescue effort saved two climbers and moved three injured men toward safety atop Mount McKinley as a looming storm prompted urgent action. Helicopter pilots braved gusty winds while 45 rescuers, flown from the Pacific Northwest, pressed on despite perilous conditions.
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Ward T
Sims Anchorage
Alaska
Mt. McKinley
North America
Petery Schoening
James
Louis Whitkaker
Schoening
Pacific Northwest
Mller
Jin
Link Lackett
Anchorage
John Day
Central Point
Ore
Luckett
Casendals
Herter Returns From Paris Meet
Secretary of State Christian A. Herter returned from the Paris summit and held a top level strategy session on countering Soviet charges at the United Nations. He called in Henry Cabot Lodge, Allen W. Dulles, and other officials as the UN Security Council prepares to hear Moscow's accusations of aggressive U S plane flights and threats to world peace.
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Washington
Christian A. Herter
Paris
United Nations
United States
Herter
Menry Cabot Lodge
U.S
USW
Allen W. Dulles
Central Intelligence Agency
Security Council
Moscow
GOP Takes Off at Weld Democrats GOP Takes Off at Weld
Delegates at the Weld County Republican convention denounced the Democratic party in Weld County and the statehouse in three unanimously adopted resolutions. The party pledged to field candidates who will restore integrity and efficiency to government and praised U S senator Gordon Allott. Delegates elected 65 delegates and 65 alternates to the Colorado Springs state convention and Castle Rock district convention, with reports from Dorothy Schick and remarks by former Congressman William Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Widlund
Republican Party
Bilding
Democratic Party
Weld County
Statehouse
Steve McNichols
Robert G. Warren
Hebert Welsh
Erat
U. S
Colorado
Warren
Elmer Shillz
Altion
Gordon Allott
Resolution
Aswell
Allott
Sal
Colorado Springs
Castle Rock
William §. Hill
Air Force Plans More Atlas Tests
Washington reports the Air Force intends longer Atlas launches after a 9000 mile test that reached the Indian Ocean area near Prince Edward Island. Officials could not confirm timing for the next shot or future Vandenberg tests while noting long-range attempts are planned and the initial data show a very accurate launch.
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Washington
API
Ike
Cape Caaveral
USAF
India Ocean
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Delhf
Vandenberg
Prince Edward Island
Indian Ocean
Africa
Air Force
CU Students to Be Charged for Home Contests
CU officials approve extra charges for students attending home football and basketball games next fall and winter. Students will pay season tickets for football and basketball, while a standard athletic fee of 9.96 dollars a year remains. The move aims to cover an estimated 54 thousand dollar athletic fund deficit for the next year, caused by larger visiting crowds at Oklahoma and Nebraska and conflicts with Air Force games.
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Boulder
University of Colorado
John Bartram
Bartram
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Colorado
Bertram
Buffalo
Air Force
Denver
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Dem
Mrs. Fdr
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Weld Democrats
Charles A. Karowsky
Wiliam E. Bohlénder
Jerry D. Winters
Carl Burch
Leonard Abbott
Dwight D. Eisenower
Wyhe Lanakle
Schick
Dorothy Schick
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