Crisis on Autobahn Persists As Khrushchev Warns West
Khrushchev warned of further trouble on the 110 mile Berlin autobahn as Western convoys faced Russian resistance. U.S. and British–French convoys moved through, with Moscow denying demands for a headcount of American soldiers. Officials said Russians dropped the headcount demand, easing a tense stalemate after two days of convoy standoffs near Marienborn.
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Colin Frost
Associated Press
Isonte
Berlin
Wed
Khrustichev
Marienborn
Cross
Khrushchev
Aut Voys
Wester
U.S
Moscow
East Germany
James H. Polk
Polk
ADN
Weather forecast overview for region and dates
The report outlines temperatures and conditions across regions including Great Western and Public Service zones with highs in the 60s and 50s, lows mostly in the 20s and 30s. It notes partly to mostly cloudy skies, scattered rain or snow in higher elevations, and warmer nights followed by cooler afternoons, with winds and variable conditions across Colorado and Wyoming through Thursday into the weekend.
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Colorado
Wyoming
Keally
Continental Divide
Madison Schools Busy As Children Move In
Madison hosts a busy move in as Centary and Brentwood schools prepare for occupancy. More than 370 pupils transfer to Madison lighted classrooms and temporary facilities as teachers arrange furniture and equipment. Officials expect opening Thursday with radio notices for any schedule changes.
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Frank Gappa
Greeley
Madison
Can Racel
Phillipa
Bovnarding
Maplewood
Brentwood
Jackson
Ashtont
Colorado
Pueblo
Love
Ryan
Madison Land
Boulder
Franklin
Barnard
Pat) Ryan
Johnson ‘Builders
Sai
U.S. weighs recognition of Viet Nam amid burglaries report
The State Department said Washington awaits a response after South Viet Nam requested U S recognition. In a separate local incident, four service stations were burgled and a cashier’s receipts stolen with about $100, including checks and slips, while police praised a citizen for aiding the investigation.
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Washington
State Department
Wed
South Viet Nam
U.S
Robert M. McIstory
Closkey
Hested
County General Hospital
Jack Miller
Ith Ave
Joby McNamara
Biott City
Evans
Con McCloskey
U.S. Ambassiton
Howard Heinle
Saior Henry Cabot Lodge
Saigon
Ministry of
Fort Miller
McNamara
Heinie
Anol
Republic of Viet Nam
United States
Horton Plumbing
Heating Co
Boettcher Otis and Scott Win in Councilmanic Race
A record voter turnout produced Ernest Scott Floyd Otis and Richard Boettcher as new council members while Mayor Gordon “Rissler” was reelected by a large majority. Incumbents Clair Somerville Richard Brown Ole Kirk and Progressive Party member George Fisk were defeated. Fisk led incumbents in votes but failed to win a seat.
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Ernest Scott
Floyd Otis
Richard Boettcher
Gordon "Rissler
Clair Somerville
Richard Brown
Ole Kirk
Progressive Party
George Fisk
Fisk
Scott
Counsil
Otis
Thej
Lincoln School
Geven Day Adventist School
Meeker Junior High
Frasier
Gunter Tee
Hall
City Council Votes on Multiple Issues as Returns Come In
Greeley’s city council held its final full meeting of the term while election returns arrived. Officials discussed FAA driven runway funding delays, and Otis urged cost cuts and future growth plans. Boettcher made a strong comeback in Ward 11 with 2,001 votes amid a large turnout.
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Frank Colohan
Richard L. Tatman
Airport Board
H. T. Kimball Jr
Federal Aviation Authority
Tatman
FAA
Violence Follows N Y City Election Upset
In Cohoes New York the defeated mayor Andrew H. Santspree declared a state of emergency after a dramatic upset as Independent candidates swept Democrats from control. Police reported widespread vandalism including ripped tops, windows broken, and flags torn while Mayor Santspree claimed citizens were going crazy. Dr James E McDonald who defeated Santspree denied knowledge of any violence.
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Cohoes
N.Y
Albany
Andrew H. Santspreet
Santspree
James E. McDonald
Santypree
Mayor Gordon Rissler Wins Third Greeley Term
Gordon Rissler defeated Chester Hatch to secure a third consecutive term as Greeley mayor. Rissler carried most precincts, sweeping Ward 3 Precinct 3 258 to 101 and Ward 3 Precinct 3 No. 2 Fire Station 271 to 187. He campaigned on Pondra River water resources and opposed water rate hikes. Rissler is proprietor of Gordon's Food Stores in Greeley.
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Jim Hitch
Gordon Rissler
Hissler
Greeley
Chester
Rissler
Hatch
Precinte
Lincoln School
Land
City Warehouse
West Greeley
No. 2
Pondra River Water Resources Ag Op Fom
Greeley-Loveland Boyd Lake
Elty
Nis
Pickup of Leaves Awaiting Frost and Wind
The city plans its annual leaf pickup around mid November but delays may occur until frosts and winds reduce leaf fall. Vern Schaffer, city street department superintendent, cites weather and labor factors and notes talks on grain deals could affect scheduling. Residents are urged to wait for announced pickup dates and not rake leaves into gutters until then.
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Vern Schaffer
Moscow
Schaffer
Khrushchev
United
Sai
Miner waits to cut hole for rescue in Mooded mine
BROISTEDT Germany AP a miner prepared Wednesday to descend about 200 feet to convert a rescue shaft for 11 trapped men after 9 days with rescue delayed at least a day. Officials estimated 20 hours more to reach them as surface miners planned a horizontal tunnel and a capsule elevator fed by narrow shafts.
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Broistedt
Germany
Ceme
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