Value of Building Permits Ahead of Last Year
Frank Colohan reports that through October this year building approvals total $7,025,138, surpassing all of 1962 and nearing the record 1965 total. October added 151 permits for $668,829 with 35 new single family homes totaling $44,216, lifting year to date totals and signaling a possible new record.
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Frank Colohan
City Building Inspection Department
Elks Ledge
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Lith Ave
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19Th Ave
Peerless Products
Bowell Retirement Community
End St
Charles Eldon Blakely
13Th St
Lowell Hangen
12Th St
Police Seek Slayer Of Montana Girl 8
HARDIN Mont AP A search in southern Montana followed a missing eight year old girl who vanished from a school and was later found fatally stabbed in a neighbor's home. Law enforcement carried out a vigorous four hour search as Stormy Timberman was identified as the slain child.
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Stormy Timberman
Timberman
Helen Hagadone
Riley
Wyoming
George. Custer
Hari
Edwin C., Segard
Billings
Frogs
Forum Topics Set For Loveland Meeting
Civil defense across the region frames the Loveland forum as Gay John A Love and state leaders discuss economic development local government schools and health topics. The two day event runs November 25 26 at the Loveland Community Building with officials from Boulder Larimer and Weld counties and major state universities.
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Denver
John A. Love
Loveland
Boulder
Larimer
Weld
University of Colorado
Colorado State University
Colorado State College
Love
Wheat Deal With Russians In Private Hands
The United States and Russia reached an agreement on handling transportation of wheat while the Commerce Department issued an export license for 100,000 tons of wheat worth about 7.6 million dollars to Hungary, scaled down to 21 million, with a 4 million ton initial offer. Prices hinge on ship type and Russian port, and transportation charges could add tens of millions. The move limits private traders as new guidelines set sale terms. President Kennedy’s shipping restrictions affect this issue.
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Associated Press
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Rus
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Cartil, Inc
Minneapolis
U.S
Soviet Union
Meine Wells
Franklin D
Roosevelt
Poland
Yugoslavia
Brighton
Colo
Gilbert Martin
Kennedy
Adams County
van Cleave
van Clave
Martin
Fred Tafoya
Lafayette
Senate Vote Drops Foreign Aid Hurdle
Tokyo dispatch reports a deadly disaster wave from two separate incidents in Japan and a separate U.S. Senate vote. A Mitsui mine collapse near Omuta killed at least 171 miners with hundreds trapped underground while a Yokohama train wreck killed 126 and injured 100. In Washington the Senate approved most favored nation treatment for Poland and Yugoslavia as part of foreign aid discussions.
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Germany
Football Scores Finals and Halves Across Various Schools
Army defeated Utah 8 to 7 while Harvard topped Princeton 21 to 7. Clemson beat North Carolina 11 to 7 and NC State prevailed over Virginia Tech 13 to 7. Yale defeated Penn 29 to 7 and Fitz topped Notre Dame 27 to 7. Holy Cross beat VMI 14 to 12 and Bucknell beat Colgate 14 to 0. Navy routed Maryland 42 to 7. In the halftime results Town St led Oklahoma 14 to 7 while Missouri and Colorado were tied 4 to 4. Eaton beat Broomfield 2 to 0 and CSE defeated Chadron 13 to 0.
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Utah
Harvard
Princeton
Clemson
N. Carolina
Weather summary for Colorado and Wyoming regions
The report shows Saturday 1 pm temperature at 68 with 24 hour lows and highs for Great Western and Public Service. Colorado expects partly cloudy tonight and Sunday with scattered snow in the mountains. lows 25-40, highs 50s to 60s. Wyoming sees considerable cloudiness in the north and west, partly cloudy southeast, scattered light snow in mountain areas, with winds locally and cooler tonight. lows 25-35, highs 40s to 45 in western mountain regions.
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Public Service
Colorado
Wyoming
Continental Divide
Bos East
Banks and Govt Offices Close Veterans Day
Federal state and city offices will be closed on Veterans Day. Post Office service and mail deliveries will halt while banks close. Stores plan sales and business might operate. city parking rules remain unchanged. The City Library will close Sunday and Monday. The Tribune prints as usual.
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Greeley
Tribune
Fremont County Director Interviewed for Welfare Job
Fremont County officials interviewed Lawrence King as a potential successor to Lawrence Marostica as county welfare director. King, 92, a former Weld and Adams County welfare employee, was praised by Millard Ewing for high qualifications and strong state approval. The commissioners plan to appoint a new director soon with Mrs. Margaret McGuin as acting director until a permanent choice is made.
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Lawrence King
Fremont
Canon City
Lawrence Marostica
Marostica
Connecticut State Public Welfare Department
Hartford
Eaton
King
Weld County Welfare Department
Adams County Welfare Department
Millard Ewing
Board of County Commissioners
James B. O'Neill
Colo
Ado Springs
Powderhorn
Gunnigood
State Patol State Welfare Department
Ewing
ST Cee
State Welfare Department
Lakewood
Grand Junction
Eco
Margaret McGuin
Antkanes
State toll climbs to 428 this year vs 20 last year
The toll for this year rose to 428, a sharp increase from 20 recorded in the same period last year, reflecting a substantial year over year growth in the state's toll figures.
Veterans Day Bargain Sale To Be Held In Greeley
The second annual event sponsored by the Retail Committee of the Greeley Chamber of Commerce will run all day. Greeley merchants offer hundreds of discounted items with many specials listed in today’s paper.
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Greeley
Greeley Chamber of Lammerce
Buddhists Vow Help In Viet War on Reds
AP dispatch from Saigon reports Buddhist leaders promise to aid South Vietnam in fighting Communist forces. The death of Sgt. J. C. Everhart, son of Frank and Mrs. Everhart of Canton Kansas, marks the seventh American fatality in South Vietnam. Viet Cong activity rose since the coup, with government reports of Viet Cong losses in Kien Hoa Province near the capital.
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Associated Press
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Saigon
Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Budston
J. C
William J
Kien Hoa
Thich Duc Niep
Due Niep
Ka Lapagoda
Nea
Dinh Diem
Plateau Regiow
Fort Lupton Couple Injured In Car Train Crash
A Fort Lupton couple, Max Rivera and his wife Margaret, about 50, were seriously injured when their car collided with a Burlington freight train on State Highway 52 south of Longmont. The crash occurred near 9:80 p.m. near Boulder County line. the engineers were cited as responsible for the impact.
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Fort Lupton
Burlington
Erassing
Longmont
Boulder County
Max Rivera
Margeret
Hneuitet
Kidnap Trial Again Delayed In New Mexico Case
Three New Mexico teens faced a second postponement of their arraignments on charges of abducting a 10 year old Pueblo girl. The delays extend legal proceedings in a high profile kidnapping case.
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New Mexico
Cola. Cirl
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