Elected Council Members Sworn in Richardson and West Ave
Denver dispatch reports the city sworn in six new council members and renewed terms as Mayor Luther Briggs noted the city attorney’s continued service. The county judge officiated the ceremony as the old council adjourned after approving minutes and considering appointments.
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Gordon Rissler
City Hall
Roy Briggs
Frank Voluman
Greeley
Richard
A. Boettcher
Floyd B. Otis
Sutherland
Ernest B. Scott
Stanley R. Suthand
Pressland
Ent
Risslee
Ceil
Clark Barton Buss
Thomas A. Richardson
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City council discusses appointments and budget actions
The council unanimously approved Rich arson for city attorney, with Richardson’s indefinite term. West and Steinmark seek reappointment as municipal judge and assistant city attorney respectively. Budget enhancements request includes 140 042 and 173 152 for operating and centers. A mayor pro tem is set, while the Grand Junction Training School seeks a 2 4 million budget.
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Richarson
Robert E. Derring
Richardson
William L. West
Buss
Alvin L. Steinmark
Rissler
West
Eee
Ture
Scott
Steinmark
Boulder
San Juan Basin
Tomey
Sutherland
Opsscensar Syatem
Grand Junction Iome
Governor balks at school aid hike amid budget doubt
In Denver the State Education Department asked for 69.6 million to aid primary and secondary schools next year, a 29 percent rise. Governor Love called the increase unrealistic as Byron Hansford outlined a plan heavy on federal matching funds and new staffing, while noting local and state costs would rise to meet the grant. The piece also covers the federal Vocational Education Act match and related budget items.
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Education Department
Shephen m. Aug
Tiun Department
Sui
Denver
John A. Love
Byron W. Hansford
Hansford
Bassy
Wege 1
Bargof
Rain Doorn
Madame Nhu Leaves With Blast at U S
Madame Nhu speaks to reporters in Los Angeles before returning to the United States. She blames American policy for the Vietnamese tragedy and defends her husband Ngo Dinh Nhu and brother in law as martyrs while criticizing U S aid levels and education funding plans. The governor notes education budget concerns as the state weighs a 40 percent share for schools and the impact on overall costs.
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Gnvernor
Education Department
Los Angeles
Ngo Dinh Nhu
Ischoulg
United States
Janew
Hus
Sman
South Viet Nam
Tam
Ngo
Ngo Dinh
Ngo Dinh Diem
Utherland
Rissler
Rome
Schedest
Steinmark
Jakyays
Iraq Battles Down Bloody Revolt Try
BEIRUT The Baath Socialist government faced a bloody revolt attempt in Baghdad led by an ousted minister. After morning combat including jet strikes on the presidential palace and Al Rashid camp, the capital was quiet at midday. The embassy said Stoessel protested the arrest and sought full details from officials in Moscow. The revolt and arrests reflect ongoing power struggles within Iraq and regional tensions with Syria and the Soviet Union.
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Associated Press
Beirut
Lebanon
Iaq
BaAth Socialist Party
Baghdad
al Rashid
Stoessel
Mikhail Stnymovsky
Foreign Office
Stoesser
United Arabadé
Thom Republic
Iraq
Ba'Ath
Foreign Ministry
Traqed
Syria
Nasser
USA
Burghoorn
Russia
Yale Professor Barghoorn Arrest Signals Cold War Tensions
A Soviet arrest of Yale political science professor Barghoorn on a tourist visa rattles U.S.-Soviet cultural exchange talks due in Moscow. The Yale scholar, noted for critical works on the Soviet system, vanished after visiting the U.S. embassy in Moscow. A U.S. official says the case casts a shadow over the planned cultural exchanges.
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Foreign Ministry
Barghoorn
Yale
Walter Stoessel
Soviet Union
U.S
Washington
Russia
Moscow
U S Restrictions Keep Areas Off Limits to Reds
The United States bars Russian diplomats from about a quarter of the country, with only UN staff exempt. Hungary and Romania no longer require advance travel notices, while the Soviet list shifts, keeping roughly 26 percent of U S territory off limits.
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Unity
Ahmad Hassan EL Bakr
Mahdi Saleh Ammash
Baghdad Radio
Ba'Athists
Drdj
Ali Saleh el Saadi
Information Washington
Unil i
Perc
Ba’Ath
Nam
el Saadi
Madrid
Spain
Cairo
Rave
Capaulers
Russia
Iran
Iraq
Abdel
Karin Kassem
Defense Department
U.S
Defense
State Departments
State Department
Hungary
Romania
Washington
New York
Soviet Union
United States
Delaware
U.N. Secretariat
Weather Headwaiter Returns From Paris Junket
Weather notes report a Paris junket by a headwaiter linked to a congressional delegation. Details include temperatures, barometer readings, and five day forecast for Colorado and Western regions. Reports highlight the Paris trip's reception, costs, and involvement of Hays and other lawmakers with varying reactions from reporters.
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Geoffrey Gould
Hays
Washington
NATO
Paris
Air Force Station
Pelinaud
Roe
Andrews Air Force Base
Europe
Petin
Air Force
Thejgro
Petinaud
Anj
Madelger
Bays
U.S
United States
Wayne L
Parneilite
Anderson
Flushing
Ohio
Ohio Democrat
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