AMA To Counter JFK Medicare Plea Tonight
The American Medical Association plans a nationwide television rebuttal at 7 p.m. EST to oppose Kennedy backed medical care for the aged. Spokesmen will urge Congress to resist the Medicare proposal as the White House campaigns with rallies and mentions Britain’s prior similar program.
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Deadly New Mexico school bus crash injures many
A bus collision in the northwestern New Mexico Indian country left one student dead and dozens injured. Altogether about 30 to 38 people were said to be wounded as ambulances and six planes aided evacuation from the rural site eight miles northwest of Albuquerque. Dorothe Toledo, a tenth grader from Cuba Elementary, was identified among the dead. The driver, Elizabeth Jones, suffered a broken leg. Authorities reported most victims were Indian students and the bus appeared to have overturned.
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Kennedy asks funds to cover nuclear test costs
Washington reports President Kennedy asked Congress for $120 million in the 1962-49 budget to cover recurring costs tied to ongoing and planned nuclear tests. The request includes $44.8 million for weapons production and a study into a new reactor design. White House press secretary Pierre Salinger could not confirm if the request derives from Pacific test findings.
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Weather summary and five day forecast details
Public weather bulletin lists temperatures for Great Western Public Service and College, barometer reading 39.61, sunrise times, and multiple city forecasts. Colorado region shows scattered showers and thunderstorms with possible severity east of the border, windy conditions, and diminishing precipitation into Tuesday. Wyoming forecast: mostly cloudy with showers, thunderstorm risk, cooler tonight, warmer Tuesday afternoon, with mountain and lower elevation temperature ranges.
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Noon Hour Rain Dampens Greeley
A short shower hit Greeley and surrounding areas at 12 15 p m Monday lasting about 39 rain minutes with small hail traces reported in some areas The barometer began the day near 29 61 inches and started rising in the afternoon
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Four Found Dead Aboard Missing Plane
In Durango a missing twin engine trainer crash on Feb 3 produced the wreckage Sunday. Ground parties recovered four bodies, three identified as Capt. Richard E. Bellamy, 30, of Memphis. Maj. James E. Tans ford, 39, Elkhart. and Sgt. Edward E. Fairley, 27, Branchville. The fourth body was believed to be a Marine officer.
Kennedy to hold news conference amid crash search
President Kennedy will schedule a news conference Wednesday at 4 p.m. ZDT from the White House. A search party, aided by Sheriff Herb McKinney, combed rugged 12,000 foot La Plata Canyon after wreckage was spotted but could not be reached. Identification of victims will require officers flown in from Kielland APA near Albuquerque.
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Moonlight Sale Set by Greeley Merchants
Merchants in Greeley plan a moonlight sale Wednesday night from to 11 p.m. organized by the Retail Committee of the Greeley Chamber of Commerce to offer special evening values. Dozens of participating stores include Fashion Har Bridget Store, Vook's, Colorado Furniture, Corn Cabin, & H. Kress Co, Mikels Men’s and Boys’, Gentry’s Jewelry, J.C. Penney Co., Sears Roebuck, and many others. A special feature will appear in the Tuesday Tritone detailing values.
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Nationalist China Accepts Refugees Fleeing Red China
Nationalist China announced it will accept refugees fleeing Red China arriving from overcrowded Hong Kong to Formosa. About 1,000 refugees are to be screened and resettled, with 1,000 tons of rice for immediate relief. The move follows international criticism over forced repatriations and includes security measures to prevent communist infiltration.
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High Court Voids Six Contempt Convictions
The Supreme Court overturned six contempt rulings against individuals who refused to answer congressional inquiries into Communist activities. Justice Stewart led a ruling that indictments must name the exact subject of subcommittee inquiry, reversing judgments. The cases highlight limits on prosecuting refusals to testify and assert First Amendment protections.
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Thailand Buildup Increases Peril of War Warns Reds
U S troops in Thailand exceed 4000 amid Red Chinese and Soviet alarm over American force buildup. Ambassador Young says forces remain while Communist threat exists. Greece? none. General Harkins notes nearly 3000 already there. Leaders discuss SEATO help and Laos implications.
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Kennedy urges higher US output at White House economic conference
President Kennedy told a White House conference on national economic issues that the nation must raise production to share gains more broadly. He urged business and labor leaders to propose better ways to boost output, noted other nations’ growth, and called for nonpartisan cooperation without inflation fears. He hinted no presidential election plans for two years and pressed focus on automation and trade challenges.
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Orbit Attempt Set for Thursday
Orbit attempt for Mercury program on Atlas missile to launch Malcolm Scott Carpenter into orbit was delayed after heater device issues. Engineers reattached a heater assembly and planned checkout by Monday with a potential launch test set for Thursday.
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Trinity Folk Mass Delights Local Congregation
Trinity Episcipal Church held Geoffrey Beaumont's Twentieth Century Folk Mass in a Sunday service drawing praise from a diverse crowd. Music by Dr Douglas McEwen and Colorado State College students complemented readings by Rev. Fred F. King and Rev. Charles V. Young as the cantor, choir and orchestra accompanied the Kyrie Creole Sanctus and Gloria.
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Dutch Prepare Evacuation Amid West New Guinea Clash
Indonesian paratroopers land near Teminabuan as Dutch forces report reinforcements and claims of troop losses. Gov Flatteel orders evacuation of 120 women and children to the east coast of Vogelkop and Bali. Antara agency says Indonesian guerrillas seized Demita while Fak Fak sees heavy fighting. AP notes life continues in Fak Fak. President Sukarno vows to meet force with force if the dispute escalates.
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