Weather summary for Colorado and Wyoming regions
The bulletin reports Tuesday temperatures around 62 and a 24 hour period ending 8 am with highs near 52 and lows around 20. Barometer 30 08 rising. Wednesday forecast calls for increasing clouds, scattered rain and snow at lower elevations and mountain snow in Colorado, with colder nights. Wyoming expects cloudiness, possible scattered snow in the west, heavy snow in western mountains, and a general cooling trend across most areas.
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Two New Road Deaths Push Colorado Toll Higher
The Associated Press reports Colorado's highway toll rose to 444 for the year with two more fatalities. Fort Collins resident Russell Proctor Copple, 2, died after a car overturned on a Larimer County road near Red Feather Lakes. Denver pedestrian Theodore Slocum, 61, died from injuries suffered in a traffic crash earlier.
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Fort Coll
Denver
Theodore Slocum
Florence C. Miyahara
AFL-CIO Campaign For Votes Kicked Off
The AFL-CIO launched a campaign to counter voter literacy tests and urge organized labor allies in next year’s elections. A spokesman said unfairly applied tests exist in several states including New York and northern states, as the federation prepares grass roots drives.
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High school attendance lines set for Greeley
Preliminary boundaries for the new Greeley high school and junior highs divide students by street lines. east of 28th Ave stay at Greeley High. west of 23rd Ave and south of 20th St attend the new building. Seniors for 1964-65 stay at Greeley High. Boundaries consider walk distances transport needs and future reviews.
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Reservoir Rd
East Memorial Final Inspection Set for Thursday
Final inspection is planned for the East Memorial Elementary School project on Thursday at 10 a.m. The ceremony will mark completion of Sherwood Elementary and the district’s elementary building program, with two more schools proposed under the bond issue. District leaders expect move-in for new classrooms to begin as facilities are completed.
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Girl Pedestrian Injured On Way To High School
A girl pedestrian was injured while en route to high school in a Washington area incident. The report notes a prank and references moments from a political campaign, with Kennedy's Florida and Texas political travel woven through. The text mixes local accident details with national campaign chatter.
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White House
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Nine Known Dead in N J Hotel Blaze
Atlantic City authorities report a deadly fire at the Surfside Hotel that destroyed five hotels and a rooming house near the Boardwalk. Eight unidentified bodies were recovered. a ninth victim died in hospital. Dozens were displaced, casualties uncertain.
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Surfside
Atlantic City Hospital
Holler Farm
Saunas
Michael Bloomberg
Broom Hotel
Cambodians Back Prince as U S Aid Talks Fray
Crowds in Phnom Penh cheer Prince Norodom Sihanouk while posters urge a U S withdrawal by year end. The rally aligned with calls to end U S military and aid programs as radio broadcasts from South Vietnam drew opposition and concern over Cuban policy debates.
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Personal Income Rise in October Outpaced by 3 Billion
Fragmented report notes a $3 billion rise in October personal income amid garbled text. Includes references to U.S. authorities and overseas broadcasts, with scattered details about a car pedestrian collision injuring a student at Gre High School, and mentions of Nancy Wetherell and other local names in unclear context.
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16Th St
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Experts quiz Barghoorn on arrest in Moscow mystery
State Department experts questioned Yale Professor Frederick Barghoorn after his arrest on spy charges. High level officials including Llewellyn Thompson and William Tyler planned to question him to glean clues on Soviet actions and affect U.S.–Soviet relations and the stalled cultural exchange pact. Barghoorn, released Saturday, declined to provide details until speaking with Washington officials.
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Withholding Collections Up in State
Denver reports state withholding tax receipts for April to June 1963 rose to 12,228,814 from 11,002,909 a year earlier, signaling a strong Colorado economy. Gov. John A. Love credited Revenue Director Hugh Weed Jr. with the final tally, noting potential final adjustments of about 100,000. Some taxes will be refunded next April, so not all accrues to the general fund.
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John A. Love
Colorado
Love
Hugh Weed Jr
Weed
CSC Seeks 800000 Budget Hike for Greeley College
Colorado State College at Greeley asked the Legislature's Joint Budget Committee to appropriate 183,615,290 for next year, up from 2,911,926 this year. The total budget estimate is 4,934,703, vs 4,131,489 current. Enrollment this year is 4,408, up from 4,682 in estimates. Major rise targeted is faculty salaries.
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Colorado State College At
Greeley
McNamara outlines nuclear posture at NY speech
In a charged New York dinner, Robert McNamara argues the United States holds a superior strategic nuclear deterrent, criticizing unilateral disarmament and Warsaw Pact mobilization. He disputes claims of Soviet parity, cites European troop totals, and warns of miscalculation after Cuba.
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United States
Europe
Chamber's Farmers Night Variety Show Friday at Greeley
Preparations are under way for the eighth annual Farmers Night Variety Show to be held Friday at 1 pm in the Greeley Community Building. The free event, sponsored by the Greeley Chamber Agriculture Committee, features acts from the Bob Gorash Theatrical Booking Agency.
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Agriculture Committee
Bob Gorashh
Kismet the Mystic
Lester Harding
Duggler
Chuck Roberts
Solon Raps Plan For Governor's Budget Control
Denver AP reports Rep. Franke n Evans D Puebla suggests Republicans may seek to reveal facts about Colorado finances. Evans criticizes Gov John Loves proposal to remove the budget director from civil service, saying it could allow information control and weaken fiscal checks.
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