Nuclear alarm overEastWest lull and NATO frame
The article recounts a warning by U.S. officials that any extended ceasefire in East West tensions could threaten security, with NATO shaping a framework for nuclear forces. It also covers Houston awaiting space hero Gordon Cooper as well as a school board meeting approving surveys and plans for Meeker Junior High and a new high school, plus a Himalayan Everest summit feat by four climbers.
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Hoffman
Ichters
North Atlanliey
Europe
West Germany
Netherlands
Belgium
Greece
Fs Ae Ieatan
Turkey
Italy
Itiogree
Standpelat
Betin
Cuba
Viet Nam
Ki Balu
NATO
Rusk
U.S
Washington
Dean Rusk
Yanks Take Mt. Everest Western Route Opened
The expedition led by Nor Athoon Unsoeld and Hornbein reached the summit May 1 as safety gear ran low after a snowstorm and wind. U.S. Ambassador Henry Endicott praised the climbers while radio reports from the camp described their perilous ascent and the decision to use the southern route due to oxygen limits.
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Ivan Ea Saith Ak Ad
Henry Endicott
Tebbins
Nor Athoon
Unsoeld
Hornbeisa R. Dyhrenfurth
Santa Maul
Dames Whittaker
Em Gali
Allen Allen
Denver
Cola
Unsoald
James. B. Corbet
Jackson
Moenbein
Wye
Richard M. Emereon
Cincinnati
Ohio
Sherpas
Great Rocks
Meeker Jr High building plan under reconsideration
The Meeker Jr High decision was debated as the board weighs a major school program, budget and mill levy. A study of Meeker to class A fire resistance and possible remodeling costs was approved, with plans for a new junior senior high building discussed and a tentative 1965 completion timeline.
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Greeley
Meeker
Ay Ang mm
Robert Sloger
Momth
Colorado
Wiliam Hartman
Singer
Hartman
Heath Junior High School
Ditoclum
Norman
Focal
Lees
John Shaver
Shaver and Co
Safina
Kan
Shaver
Nead
Committee To Study School Tax Load
The Greeley School Board approved forming a citizens committee to study ways to reduce the school tax load. The panel, chaired by a citizen, will draft a plan to bid and proceed with construction and ensure real property alignment. Six legislators from Scho district will be involved as the study progresses, aiming to complete by early November. Temperature at 2 p.m. Thursday was 75.
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William F. Hartman
Adey Lofein
Munsters
Lewis Cutter
Nation Alliance
Cooper
Cutter
Cooperations
Sam Houston Colisewn
Aclear
Cottonwood Vile
Cottonwood Village
New Jersey
Newark
Greeley School Board
Tant Abe
Board of Education
Rebool
Scho
Thict
Inl
Dhr
Gec
Hartman
Hop Lenges
Weld County
Nout
Goga
Sunesses
Tom Colorado
Eee
New York Yankees
Colorado
Danny Thomas
Anakster
TV Ar
Goldberg
Wyoming
Miami
Fla
Dade
Gannon
Montana
Italy University
Dade County
Greeley
President Kennedy Named Father of the Year
New York AP reports President Kennedy selected as Father of the Year by a national panel of cartoonists and public figures. The honor, announced at Father’s Day observances, notes Kennedy’s family size and advocacy for rights and dignity.
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Kennedy
New York
Naleause
Pauline Hip
Free World
Frederick
United Nations Corres
NBC
Four Children Hurt in School Bus Accident at Welby
Four of 44 children aboard a school bus were injured when the bus veered into a six foot ditch and tipped onto its side near Denver. The driver Fred Butdorff, 32, said he lost control after striking something, and a doctor at Ascension Parochial School treated the injured.
Moonlight Sale Response Highlighted as Tremendous
The article reports a large graduation ceremony at CSC with 472 degrees to be awarded by Dr. Kothell and faculty led by Dr. Shaw. The Garden Theater hosts the event at 2 p.m. with music from the college concert band under Wayman Walker.
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John E. Kothell
Willlser
Dale
Garden Theater
Patterson
Colorars State College
Wayman Walker
Wayman Walker the Class Total of 472 Graduateer, Sasociate
Instru
Jack Shaw
Douglas K. McEwen
Hif
Ross
Kendel Hall
JFK Acts To Prevent Wheat Dumping And Price Drop
President Kennedy signed an executive order granting Agriculture Secretary Freeman broad power to prevent dumping under the International Wheat Agreement Act. The move follows warnings of market instability and a potential wheat glut as grain prices fall and exports shift, with federal action aiming to stabilize farm income and food supplies.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
Amabinan Schiant
Nn Tunel Moe
Kennedy
White House
Freeman
Colorado road budget funds 83.7 million for I-70 West
Gov. John A. Love approves a statewide nonhighway and Interstate budget totaling 83.7 million for road and tunnel work. The plan includes 6 million for the west approach to the Straight Creek tunnels, 70 thousand for a tunnel bore, and 38 million to widen I-70 east toward Castle Rock and Larkspur.
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Gordon G. Gauss
Ture
Intel
Dea Denver
Watkins
Denver
John A
Colorado
Mountains
Chiefs
Mark A. Watillion
Petttion
Eigen
Pueblo
Castle Rock
Larkspur
Levedend Te Ff
Conditions Worsen Despite Light Rains in Colorado
Eastern Colorado faces worsening drought as light rains fail to ease long term moisture shortages. County agents report dryland wheat in Sedgwick and other counties struggling, hay supplies dwindling, and cattle moved to high pastures with concerns over dry range conditions. Major road and highway projects are noted in the budget, including a $3.47 million four lane Loveland to Fort Collins link and a $13.4 million primary road program.
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Fort Collins
Colo
Colorado
James Read
Lamar
Ion
Sedgwick
Tate
Loveland Atero Change
Fort Colling
Denver
Santa Fe
Brush
Sterling
Idaho Springs
Empire Junction
Loveland Basin
Lave
Highway Commission
Julesburg
Robert L. Croissant
Kit Carson
Colorado State University Extension Service
Coun Les
Muadlows
Wallace Wagner
Montrose
Quray
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School Board
Houston
Plan N-Force
Posibie
Soregenion High School
Industrial Commission
Tex
Gordon Cooper
America
Trudy
Camala
Janita
O Strega
Portugal
Pew
UWS
Lyman Lemaitxer
Aserranean
Britain
Alan M Kennedy
Katmandu
Nepal
Eve
Summtit
Norman R.J. Dyhrenfurth
Santa Monica
Calif
Barry
Bishop
D.C
Luther G
Jerstad
Buel
Gene
Ore
South Cal
William
Corvallis
Thomas
Hornbein
San Diego
Jay
Dyhrett Furth
Unsceld
Horrbela
Everest
Dybrenfurth
Camp 6
Mt. Everest
Meeker Jr. High
Hart- Jan
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Roland R. Miner
Ard
Barnard
Pat) Ryan
Gordon and
Sheila McRae
Ving Burr
Moonlight Sale
CSC
Minder
Ueluipeyn
Tos
Clase Iit
Tia Eallens
JFK
Great Westorn
Trace
Chet Huntley
The
Natioga Broadcasting Co
Henry Fonda
Don McNeill
Unree. di
BreakIan Club
Paul Parel
Richard Bentley
At. C. Penting Co
Sandberg
Droslin’s
Richard Gannon
Montgomery Ward & Co
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Peuruse
William R. Ross
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