Hotel Blaze Leaves 4 Dead and 19 Missing in NJ
AP reports a hotel fire in New Jersey killed four people and left nineteen unaccounted for over the weekend, with investigators focusing on the blaze’s origin and talied casualty details as emergency crews worked through rubble and securing the scene. The incident prompted state fire officials to issue a deadline for residents to remain clear of the affected area while searches continued.
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Fire tears through Atlantic City hotels killing four
A fast spreading fire destroyed a block of hotels and rooming houses near the Atlantic City boardwalk, leaving at least four dead and 19 unaccounted for. Fire crews fought the blaze through the night as authorities searched the ruins of Surfside Hotel and other structures.
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Open House Draws 4500 for New Greeley Schools
About 4500 residents toured Brentwood and Madison Elementary during a Sunday open house from 2 to 4:30 pm. Traffic snarls in the Brentwood area prompted three Greeley police officers to direct vehicles as visitors studied classrooms and displays.
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Feeder Needs Cautious Bank Says Monfort
Kenneth Montfort of Monfort Feed Lots urged cautious bank finance at the National Agricultural Credit Conference in Kansas City. He urged a conservative approach to financing to weather good and bad markets, emphasizing prudence for the cattle feeding industry. More than 700 bank executives from across states attended the sessions.
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Second Concert of Season Is Tonight
The Greeley Philharmonic Orchestra under Dr Henry T Girsburg performs at Canter Hall Delock tonight with violinist Miss Jacqueline Hunter in a program featuring Bach Adagio from Toccata and Fugue in C Major Stokowski arrangement, Johann Strauss selections, Lalo Symphonie Espagnole, and Beethoven Symphony No. 1 in C minor.
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Power Saws Take Over Toronto
In 1950 handsaws cut a fifth of the newsprint need while power saws rose to about two thirds of the demand. The shift marks a rapid move from manual to mechanized timber processing as industry adapts to rising print output.
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High Court Delays Ruling on Sit-ins in Washington
The Supreme Court Monday deferred ruling on the five sit-in cases pending a Justice Department request for views. The issue centers on whether a private business can exclude people of a certain race using state trespass laws to enforce this policy.
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Court Upheld Corbett Conviction in Coors Kidnap Case
Colorado Supreme Court affirmed Joseph Corbett Sr’s first degree murder conviction in the 1960 kidnapping and disappearance of Adolph Coors III. The ruling held circumstantial evidence sufficient, despite defense claims of errors at trial. Corbett remains imprisoned for life.
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Iraqi army ousts Baath regime under Aref in takeover
Beirut AP reports President Abdel-Salaat Aref and Iraqi armed forces overthrow the Baath Socialist government in Baghdad and seize control. Aref proclaims full powers to safeguard unity and revive union with Syria and the United Arab Republic. curfew eased for essential workers as order is restored.
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Dictatorial Move Sparks Revolutionary Council in Baghdad
Reported in Baghdad that Kassem consolidates power by dissolving the National Guard and forming four revolutionary councils under Baathist loyalists. Executions ordered for refusers, chaos noted as guardsmen surrender weapons and clashes unfold. Meanwhile in Iowa a separate incident, policemen uncover a noisy party as minors flee and fall from a second floor apartment.
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Towa City
Iowa
Beer Dasher
Greeley area sees first snow of season
Weld County recorded its first snow by late Saturday with about 0.23 inch of precipitation in the Greeley area, ending a dry spell. Snow heavier in the Keenesburg area as a drenching rain preceded the snow, with low weekend temperatures around 16 degrees noted by the College Weather Station early Monday.
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Saturn 5 rocket to take U.S. astronauts to the moon
At Cape Canaveral the Saturn 5 rocket is described as 360 feet tall, weighing 3,008 tons, and delivering 7.5 million pounds of thrust. The comparison notes Atlas rockets were 82 feet tall, 130 tons, with 399,660 pounds of thrust.
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United States
Vinson to Quit After Half Century in Congress
Rep. Carl Vinson of Georgia announced on his 80th birthday that he will retire when his current term ends January 1, 1965. He will complete 50 years in the House on November 14, 1964, after surpassing the record for length of service. Vinson, a longtime chairman of the House Armed Services Committee, appeared in good health as he made the statement.
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Carl Vinson
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Larr Rayburn
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