Kennedy presses for action on civil rights and tax cut
President Kennedy urged Congress to move on civil rights and the tax cut, signaling patience may wear thin as he warned delays could harm the economy. He emphasized foreign policy responsibility, questioned a quick deal with Red China, and noted votes depend on congressional action this year.
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North Koreans Fire On Eight Unarmed Men in DMZ
In a December incident near the Han River and Hwachon reservoir, North Korean forces fired on a small unit of eight unarmed Americans and South Koreans in the demilitarized zone. One U.S. soldier was wounded in the right thigh and evacuated at night, while others took cover for hours. The attack involved about 1,000 rounds, and a small evacuation boat was fired on. The U.N. Command reported the wounded man was in good condition after arrival at a U.S. Army hospital, with concern that the captain could die from exposure if not hospitalized. The scene lies roughly 80 miles northeast of Seoul, near the front-line sector where recent clashes occurred.
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Two Men Die as Colorado Toll Rises in 1963 Highway Deaths
A heart attack killed Harvey Norman, 74, of Littleton, while Kenneth Rif Aguirre, 22, of Rio Blanco died when his car struck a hearse near Rifle on U S 6 24. Passenger Jerry Kruse, 21, Hurt, as toll for the year climbs to 434 with three miles west of Hugo the crash site.
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Weather forecast summary for Colorado Wyoming with temps
The report covers temperatures and conditions across Colorado and Wyoming. It notes cloudy to Friday with scattered snow flurries, warmer east, and cool nights. Friday highs reach the 40s to 50s with mountain areas cooler, elevations vary.
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Kennedy comments on wheat deal and Soviet travel limits
Kennedy said government agencies are deeply involved in wheat deal talks with the Soviet Union and the outcome remains uncertain. He added that if the Soviet Union lowers its travel restrictions for US officials, the United States would consider easing its own restricted areas.
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Meeker Property Put Up For Sale By School Board
Greeley School Board unanimously decided to put the Meeker Junior High property up for sale by sealed bids, either as a single block or as all property except the administration building. The district reserves the right to reject any bid.
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Plans To Test Carpeting In Three New Greeley Schools
Dr Glen Nimnicht of the Educational Planning Service at Colorado State College says carpeting testing plans are ready and carpeting totaling 14891 square feet will be installed at Sherwood Madison and East Memorial elementary schools. The district will pay 6269 of the cost with 2000 from Ford Foundation and 10000 from an anonymous donor. The Ford grant and donor funds cover most of the 1780? total cost and the district would have spent about 3000 previously if carpeting had not been used.
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State hirings off a third from 1962
Colorado state hiring slowed after Gov. John A. Love ordered limits on filling vacancies. From Oct 20 to Mar 13, 201 hires were added, including 104 provisional, 25 acting provisional, 38 temporary, and 34 certified appointments, versus 200 provisional, 36 acting provisional, 37 temporary, and 58 certified last year. Governors orders cut general fund costs by about $900,000 and central offices report fewer new-employee requests, though the State Institutions Department sees needs for staff in prisons and hospitals. The report notes carpet installation plans for several schools and a board decision delayed dispensing carpeting at a Wednesday meeting.
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Two Ships Hit and Burn Off Buzzards Bay Tragedy
Five people were injured when the freighter Fernview and the tanker Dynafuel collided near Cay and burned for hours. Coast Guard units battled the blaze while evacuating crews. 40 aboard Fernview and 20 aboard Dynafuel were affected as repair and investigation actions unfolded.
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Mormon Bishop Objects To Twist At Hawaii College
AP reports in Honolulu that Bishop John H. Vandenberg condemns the twist at Latter-Day Saints College of Hawaii while approving Polynesian Institute dances including Tahitian shapings and traditional hip swinging performances by Hawaiian, Fijian, Tongan and Maori groups.
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Display marks Patriot Education Week in Denver store
Ley classroom display on the third floor of the Denver Dry Goods store promotes American Education Week through Saturday. TV monitors, teacher aids, audio-visual gear, classroom furniture, and books fill the exhibit as Mrs Ed Lorenz acts as a teacher among employees and customers acting as students. A second window display is shown at Home Light and Power Co with Tribune photographer Frank Gappa credited.
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Commission Recommends Zoning Changes Across City Areas
City Plan Commission urges extensive zoning updates including rezoning clinics from R-8 to R-4 and shifting areas around Hillside Suburban Brentwood Wilshire and Heilman shopping center to business zones. Five trailer court zones altered and four large areas adjusted to align with adjacent zones, with council review set for Dec. 10.
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