Chet Hatch to Run Against Mayor Rissler for 3 Council Seats
Chet Hatch announces his bid to oppose Mayor Rissler in a City Council race for three seats. The article notes delays in petitions, Hatch’s nomination filed with City Clerk Barton Buss, and Hatch’s call for prudent budgeting and value for taxpayers’ dollars.
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Chet Hatch
Rissler
Millogeuser
Greeley City Coun
Pee
Ent Council
Chester
General Hatch
H Ave
16Th St
Barton Buss
Hadeh
Escolar
Stote Jaycows
Mary Lee Omer Crowned Queen Of Greeley Homecoming
Mary Lee Omer, a 5 foot redhead from Greeley High, was crowned homecoming queen during Friday night’s Aurora football game. The parade honored Queen Omer and attendants while clubs and civic groups showcased floats. Proceeds go to the Glenin L. Butler Memorial Fund established after the Greeley athlete’s Montana drowning.
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Mary Lee Omer
Stuen
Grealey
Ee Aurora
Omer
Jan Telep
Linnette “Ong
Aurora
Wildcats
Butler
Glenin L
Butch) Butler
Greeley High
Montana
Remy
Pth Ave
Lincoln Park
Greeley High names 1968 homecoming queen Mary Lee Omer
Mary Lee Omer was crowned Greeley High School 1968 homecoming queen during halftime Friday at the Greeley Aurora Central football game. The parade drew crowds downtown and at Lincoln Park before a picnic and dance with Milas Omer presiding and The Astronauts providing music.
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Mary Lee Omer
Greeley High School
Miss Omer
Greeley
3 Red Satellite Countries Would Buy U S Wheat
Washington AP reports farm officials expect total U S wheat exports for the 1963 crop season to reach 290 million to 470 million bushels to reduce surplus stocks. Shortage in Soviet supplies shifted forecasts from 673 million to broader export movement. If exports rise 100 million bushels above prior estimates, government stocks would drop below one billion bushels for the first time since 1958.
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Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Agriculture Department
Saigon Monk Sets Self Ablaze as Newsmen Are Attacked
In Saigon, Thich Quang Huong, a Buddhist monk in his early 20s, burned himself in a central market protests, as American reporters John Sharkey and Grant Wolf were beaten while filming. U.S. officials including Henry Cabot Lodge reacted with shock as police and troops sealed off the area and a protest leaflet grenade exploded nearby. The incident followed earlier violence against journalists and amid the Diem regime crisis in South Vietnam.
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John Sharkey
The
National
Broadcasting Co
Grant Wolf
NBC
Sharkey
Thich Quang Huong
Diem
Huger Moris
U.S
Don Drysdale
Waa
Los Angeles Dodgers
Vim the Canitat
Routon
New York Yankees
Dodgers
Ron
Frank Boward
John Blanchard
Maris
Yankees
Kubek
Richardson
Skowron
Tresh
Hill
Roype
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lodge
Viet Nam
Defense Roberts
McNamara
Saizor
Kennedy
South Viet Nam
Nowatohn Saigon
Mauitle
Gil
Thelliam
Central Market
Howard
Tracewski
Lotus post-Blanchard
Boyer
Pouton
Dodgers Hold Lead as Pitching Shuts Yankees Down
Dodgers edge the Yankees through six innings with flawless defense and key outs. Drysdale and Bouton exchange blank frames as both teams fail to push runs, leaving Dodgers ahead 0 for 0 through the sixth.
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Yankees
Kubek
Wills
Drysdale
Skowe
Ron
Richardson
Trekh
Dodgers
Bouton Lossai
Bouton
Mantle
Pepitone
Tra Sawaki
Howard
Hans
Bayer
Skowron
Tracewski
Blanchard
Willam
Boyer
Song
Willy
Gillam
Young Democrats urge action on voting bias matter
Denver AP reports the Young Democrats urged President Kennedy to enforce Section 2 of the 14th Amendment, aiming to reduce congressional representation for states that deny citizens the right to vote. The resolution calls for enforcement against voting rights discrimination by states with ineligible adult residents.
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Denver
Kenedy
Young Democrats of
Crane Worker Hurt At Hested's Building
Denver AP report notes a crane worker injured at Hested's Building site as Director Ber r hard E. Teets of the Colorado Department of Employment denounces rumors of broad unemployment fraud. Teets calls the charges "unfortunate and irresponsible" amid private auditing firm findings.
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Hested's
Denver (Ap
Ber Rhard E. Teets
The
Colorado
Dept. of Employment
Lockers Rifled During Football Game at Brush
Students from College High School and Brush High School reported their lockers rifled during a football game at Brush. An employee named Price, injured in the incident, was treated at Weld County Hospital after clothing and money were taken from pockets. Police investigate possible related cases as investigators pursue leads.
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Lockers
Brush
College
Brush High School
Iva Ot Pedh Dugene Price
Pail Moloney
Tribune!ng
Brushop
Skyline Crane Service
Denver
Tme
Cams
Weld
Price
Hested
Winkler
Trustees Approve Titan Co CSC Science Building Bid
Trustees endorse Titan Construction Co for the west campus science building project with furnishings costs and site improvements funded from state aid. A report on unemployment benefit misclaims shows 2 percent misapplication among sampled cases, amid ongoing audits and fraud concerns.
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Titan Co
CSC Science Building
Weather summary for weekend with temperatures and sun times
The 1 pm Saturday temperature was 84. Sunrise and sunset times are listed for Sunday. The forecast notes a high of 36 and a low of 45 for public service, with varying temperatures across regions. Colorado Park reports cloudy conditions with a few showers in the northwest, mainly fair tonight, then hot with little change Sunday. lows tonight 45 to 55 at lower elevations, mountains near 35.
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Colorado
Northwest
Avith
Bid awarded for four story addition at Net Laboratory School
William Ross announces Titan Construction Co won the contract for a four story Lab building on the CSC campus near McCowen Mall. The bid totals 2.188 million dollars with a net deduction of 87 thousand, final award 2.100 million, completion slated for next fall pending state approvals and contingency reviews.
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William RB. Ross
McCowen Mall
Dr. Ross
CSC
Jow
Titan Construction Co
Denver
Clidden
Attichairman
Jlo
Sinstedl
Bse di Shen ‘Tan Consteurtion Co
Cher
Smut and
McCowen Weaponses
Aluilus
Rautiahed
State Planning Commission
Flora Hurricane Weakens Turn Back Toward Caribbean
Hurricane Flora weakened over Cuba and appeared likely to turn southwest into the Caribbean as warnings remained for the Bahama Islands. Forecasters cautioned the storm was erratic with no clear steering pattern, risk to Grand Cayman and Haiti reported as the death toll rose to at least 43.
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Miami
Fla
Flora
Cuba
Caribbean Sea
Bahama Islands
U.S
al Nassau
Arthur Fike
Grand Cayman
Caribbean
Gordon Donn
Mora
Geral Phileppeau
Port Av Princeshat
Haiti
Football Scores Final From Untidy Clip
Final scores show Navy 26 over Mich 73. Princeton 7 over Cuilwobia 6. Colrate 6 over Boston &ied. Penn State 28 over Rice Pithh 35. California 15 over yreeuae 48. Moly Crore , THIRD Colorads 1, K-fiale 7%.
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Mich
Frinceton
Cuilwobia
Colrate
Boston
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Lette Association
Richard $. Brown
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George Fisk
Busi Pessman
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Greeley Lions Club
Clay Lormerville
C. G. Kirk
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Weld County Migratory Laecarlierbar Council
Hatch
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Col- Hatch
Mill Levcrado State College
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Game Group
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Beanstalk
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Wholesale and Retails Teachers of America
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Apartado State College
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