Firemen To Exhibit Equipment In Greeley
A public exhibition of Greeley Fire equipment is planned from 2 30 p m Tuesday in the 800 block s on display will be the snorkel fire fighting truck purchased last year a fire engine a service truck carrying rescue gear and a department car Firemen will answer questions on equipment operation Special radio programs will be broadcast from the display by KYOU
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Deep Cuts Drawn in Space and Civil Defense Budget
The House Appropriations Committee slashed NASA and space research funding, rejecting large portions of Kennedy’s request including the nationwide fallout shelter program. The panel set totals lower than last year, with space funding reduced to $1.43 billion and civil defense programs cut to $0.87 billion, while authorization bills await floor action.
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Flora Hits Cuba Again Destroying Half the Crops
The hurricane Flora battered Cuba cooling the economy of Fidel Castro as it struck the south coast. Half the island's sugar, rice, and crops were wiped out by high winds and heavy rains, with damage expanding toward Camaguey and Santa Cruz del Sur.
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Kennedy Ratifies Nuclear Test Ban Treaty Signaling Pact
President Kennedy formally ratified the nuclear test ban treaty in a White House ceremony, signing four copies with 18 officials and lawmakers present. He warned that failure to uphold the pact could invite nuclear proliferation and urged continued vigilance as more than 100 nations joined the agreement.
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Denver Woman Acquitted of Murder Plot
In Denver District Court without a jury Judge Robert F Fullerton acquitted 64 year old Mrs Agnes Quimby on a charge she plotted to have her daughter in law slain She sobbed and said she would stay out of bars The ex convict she allegedly offered 3000 to kill Naomi Jean Anderson 22 mother of Quimbys grandchildren was convicted last year of killing her ex husband James R Anderson 94 Mrs Quimby said Anderson refused to let her seal her grandchildren
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Sees China Expelled by Red Party
Associated Press dispatch reports that non Soviet departments work with Communist sources to expel China from the world movement. Moscow likely to issue calls for Fire Prevention Week celebration with no set date, and a proclamation by the governor may follow.
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Weather summary from early 20th century local service data
The report records temperatures from a 24 hour period ending 8 am Sunday with highs of 87 and a low of 43 and a subsequent 24 hour period ending 4 am Monday showing highs of 84 and a low of 45. It also notes a Great Western reading and a FA college low of 41 with a barometer around 10.24.
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Kennedy's wife visits Lesbos on Aegean cruise
Mrs John F Kennedy sails aboard the Christina and anchors off Lesbos Island after a cruise from Istanbul. The voyage through the Dardanelles ended with rain and a calm sea as the yacht neared the birthplace of Sappho. Then she toured nearby sights including two Samos mosques and treasures from the Ottoman era.
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Denver Water Board case backs curbs on diversion plan
The Colorado Supreme Court was asked to rule on a water dispute involving Boyle River headwaters and storage for Beaver Creek systems. Denver Water Board seeks to modify a decree to allow storage and diversions, while opponents argue lower courts lack jurisdiction beyond the origin district. Arguments centered on whether stored water could be used for direct consumptive use or reservoir storage during shortages.
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Deodorizer Used On Ariz. Feedlots
Pioneer ranchers in Arizona may fear for their stock as a new business uses low flying helicopters to spray cattle with a chemical deodorizer scented like orange blossoms. The spray is mixed with water and applied like rain to reduce odors at feedlots and crossings.
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High Speed Deaths in Colorado Car Crashes
Two men died in separate Colorado crashes as high speed played a role. The toll for the year rose to 14, up from 11 last year, with state patrol noting reckless driving and gravel road conditions. Local authorities identified the victims as Lindsey V. Kartchner, 48, of Moab Utah, and Buster Moses, 39, of Denver.
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Missing Mexican river explorers found safe after trek
A 14 member U S exploration party including Utah owners two California executives and a zoology professor was refound safe near Creel Chihuahua Mexico after a five day search. The group planned to boat the Rio Urique but water scarcity slowed progress to 1 3 miles daily. A rescue effort by the U S Army and Air Force located one crew member signaling from ground.
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