Greeley United Fund Hits Quota With 34001 Total
Greeley United Fund reports collections of 34001, about 11 percent of the 1963 64 goal. The drive surpassed its goal with a 5228 gift from the Greeley Education Association on behalf of all employees of Sylvel District Six. Officials said more pledges were expected to boost the total further.
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Sy Jim Hitch
Greeley United Fund
District 4
Greeley Education Association
Sylvel District Six
Earl Faulkner
GEA
Dale Thompson
United Fund
Pitt
Open Houses Set for Sunday at Two New Elementary Schools
Open houses are scheduled Sunday from 2 to 4 30 p m for two newly built elementary schools in Greeley. The Madison and Brentwood campuses invite area residents to tour the facilities and view the new classrooms as district officials, former board members, and city and county officers attend.
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Greeley
Sth St
Madison
di Barnard
Pat) Ryan
Associ Brentwood
Public View
T Brentwood
24Th
Disc Ave
26Th St
C Son
24Th Ave
UN Protest Of Korean Shooting Sets Tone For Meeting
North Korea agreed to meet U N Command officials after a patrol incident near the Pukhan River left a South Korean captain dead and an American soldier wounded. The eight unarmed patrol members wore yellow armbands on official business as South Korean troops recovered Captain Hong. Aldrich was treated for a thigh wound and others escaped.
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Senul
Korea
APY
North
South Korea
U.N. Com
Bill Allnutt
U.N
Hong
Goal
Gordon W. Mackey
Chung-wi
Ameri
Harold Aldrich
Montrose
Col
Frank Sheehy
Aldrich
Mamie Feted On Birthday At Gettysburg Porch
Mamie Eisent marked her 87th birthday on a Thursday in Gettysburg as giant chrysanthemums filled a glass porch. Photographers caught her smiling while she admired the birthday flowers presented by her household. The scene accompanies a note on celebrant Mamie Eisent.
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Gettysburg
Mamie Eisent
Denver Defends Dillon Dam Storage Rights
The Denver Water Board filed a brief in U.S. District Court defending its right to store water at the Dillon Dam. It challenges western Colorado groups and the U.S. Interior Department claim that storage injures downstream Blue River rights. A Dec. 9 hearing before Judge Alfred Avran is set on the Parshall Project impact.
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Denver
Denver Water Board
U.S. District Court
Dillon Dam
Western Colorado Water Associations
Blue River
Western Slope Grou
U.S. Interior Department
Alfred A. Avraj K
Parshall
Colorado
Weather forecast summary for region with temperatures
The 1 pm reading was 67 degrees. Five day outlook cools with near normal lows in the 30s to 40s, scattered snow in the weekend north and northwest, mixed precipitation in mountains, highs 40s to 60s, and extended cool spell into next week. Weather systems affect Colorado and Wyoming with cloudiness, light snow, and cooler temperatures overall.
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Colorado
Noanbing
Wyoming
Saturmie
VFW Flags Donated to Two New Schools in Brief Ceremony
VFW Post 2121 presented United States flags to Brentwood and Madison schools in a brief ceremony at Madison School. Gary Chamberlain stated the goal of flying flags at all schools to honor veterans and teach children the meaning of the flag. He noted the national commander and auxiliary head would visit Greeley on November 30 for a Commander-in-Chief dinner with reservations via William Dudley.
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United States
New Brentwood
Madison Chamberlain
VFW
Gary Chamberlain
Madison
George Calmes
John R.J. Clayton
Leslie K. Grimes
Chamberlain
VEW
Joseph Lombardo
National Ladies Auxiliary
Lilian Campbell
Greeley
William Dudley
25Th St. Rd
Ary Chamberlain
Jury Gives Monge Death For Killings
DENVER AP A District Court jury ruled that Luis J Monge 4 must die in the state prison gas chamber for murders of his wife and three of their ten children The guilty plea left the jury to decide between execution or life imprisonment Monge stood impassive as the verdict was read Despite a prior outburst he later asked in court If you want to kill me
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Denver
Luis J. Monge
Colorado
Monge
Non D. Bowman
Senate Delays Grain Debate and Advances Aid Bid
Washington AP reports opposing sides agreed Friday to drop a contentious grain sales to Russia amendment to allow the Senate to act on President Kennedy's foreign aid request of 3.7 billion dollars later in the day.
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Washington
Russia
Senate
Kennedy
Tentative sewer bond ordinance eyed by council
Council members discussed a $1.3 million bond plan to expand sewage treatment. A separate plant for Montfort Packing Co. sewage could cost about $300,000 with a $150,000 line, and the city could double current capacity for roughly $190,000.
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Greeley
Montort
Monfort
Cruce
Kenneth Montort
Montort Packing Co
Frank Colohan
B.C.D. Greeley
Camfield Hotel
B. H. Cruce
Olin Shaffer
Water and Sewer ‘Department
Crave
Het T
Monfort Packing Co
Manfort
Love backs move for school prayers
Governor John A. Love endorsed a constitutional amendment to permit school prayers, supporting Francis P. Burch of the Constitutional Prayer Foundation. He noted Supreme Court rulings allow study of religious history and warned the amendment could let the Lord's Prayer be said in public schools.
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Stephen Maug
Denver
John A. Love
U.S
U.S. Supreme Court
Love
Baltimore
Francis P. Burch
Constitutional Prayer Foundation
Burch
Pr. Milton Eisenhower
Johns Hopkins Universit
Eisen Jowes
Delaware
Arizona
Florida
Eisenhower
Supreme Court
Cheyenne Mountain
Colorado Springs
Wov
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
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Brentwood Limited
Brentwood School
Bernard Robnke
Bill Jesson
Paul Edscorn
KC. Hwang
Richard Keimes
Dale Gowdy
Don Buel
Gordon Markey
Ance
William Allnult
Food
Tribune
Jim Hitch
Crusaders
Op Greeley United Fund
Dim Hitch
Great Western
College
Public Service
Madison School
John R. Claxton
Greeley School Board
Frank Gappa
Thomas A. Richardson
Boettcher & Co
Monfort’s
Boettcher
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