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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1963
Page
1
With the filing deadline approaching, five candidates were in the race as hopes rose for more petitions. The field aimed to nominate for city offices, with the outcome uncertain as contenders rush to meet deadlines.
A Denver man, Joseph Barnocky, 45, killed his wife Anne Barnocky, 45, and two children Janet 10 and Joseph 19 in their southwest Denver home on Friday. A fifth child, Diane, 5, survived. Barnocky, on medical leave, was questioned by detectives who said he claimed to be nervous. Police found a rifle with powder burns and described the killings as close-range. The family had lived in Denver about seven years after moving from McKeesport, Pennsylvania.
The weather summary reports high temperatures ranging from the 40s to 90s across regions. Wyoming areas stay generally fair with some showers possible in western mountains, and temperatures easing to 20s in low elevations and 60s to 70s in higher ranges. The five day forecast calls for largely fair, slightly above normal temperatures with no precipitation expected.
President Kennedy addressed an integrated audience in Little Rock vowing that a great new South adds to a united America with equal rights for all citizens as the grand objective. He noted progress and urged states to provide fair opportunity. Governor Faubus criticized Kennedy's civil rights program at Greers Ferry Dam dedication but Kennedy remained unruffled.
AP reports a new Defense Department ruling ending the special overseas duty pay for most service members. The reform sets pay from 4 to 22.50 dollars monthly, based on rank, with adjustments for West Europe and other regions. About 225,000 personnel may gain or adjust under the change, replacing the former foreign duty pay structure.
United Nations coverage notes U S Soviet pledges tied to disarmament talks. Foreign ministers delay armed satellite ban and agree to parallel statements. Kennedy and Gromyko discuss potential follow ups to a broader nonaggression pact and test ban momentum.
News from Tegucigalpa reports Honduras military forces toppled President Villeda Morales and installed Osvaldo Lopez Arellano as provisional leader amid political unrest. Exiled leader Villeda Morales reached Costa Rica with ally Modesto Rodas Alvarado, while the coup follows Cuba and Latin America tensions.
An unnamed Negro spokesman warned that if civil rights demands are not met, Negroes may picket the 13rd church conference in Salt Lake City. He urged the Mormon Church to support Kennedy civil rights policies and endorse equality of opportunity, amid broader tensions and a military guard in the capital.
Greeley Fire Department announces open houses at Fire Station 2 and Station One as part of Fire Prevention Week October 6 to 22. A Tuesday night film shows fire safety, with hospital and home inspections planned. Chief Forbes notes private home inspections, public station tours, and a history of fires tied to Prevention Week.
City Building Inspection Department reports 1,365 total permits issued for construction costing an estimated 26. The nine month total trails 1962, with September activity notably down for new one family homes. Last year up to Oct 1 saw 1,427 permits valued at about 6.56 million.
Governor John Love will address the Weld County Republican women at their annual luncheon Monday at 12 30 pm at the American Legion Home. He and his wife will be honored guests. Mrs George Andersen of Ault chaired the event with help from the Greeley North Weld and South Weld Republican women clubs.
Athens AP Mrs John F Kennedy wore a black bathing suit on a vacation outing near Vouliagment Bay. The First Lady sat at the stern while sister Princess Lee Radziwill skims the water as Prince Radziwill joins Avustide Onassis on the Christina. The luxury cruise yacht departed for a coastal ride off shore. temperature moderate and sun bright.
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