Eisenhower Urges Lively Fight for GOP Nomination
Former President Eisenhower says Republicans should openly clash over policy at the 1964 convention to help pick a candidate who best reflects majority views. He favors a wide open floor debate, critiques Goldwater’s civil rights stance, and underscores avoiding personal clashes while urging clear, careful policy positions.
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Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Gettysburg
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Propene
Eisenhower
Gettysburg College
Barry Gold
Arizona
Connecticut Doctor Named New Hospital Head
Dr. Charles E. Meredith was appointed Colorado State Hospital at Pueblo superintendent after Colorado officials approved the appointment. He will take the post before year end and receive a $21,000 annual salary living at the hospital grounds. acting superintendent Dr. Hans M. Schapiro will step in temporarily. The appointment follows a state evaluation and will require tests for medical licensure reciprocity with Connecticut.
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Denver
Charles E
Meredith
California
Canada
Colorados
Colorado Civil
Hamil
Colorado
Connecticut
Hans M. Schapiro
I Will Have To Take Only Two See Psychiatric Services For the State Trong
Department of Institutions
Mjistry
John.a. Love
David A. Hamil
Love
Amphibious Vehicle Sinks During College High Homecoming Events
In a chaotic scene a amphibious vehicle sank as events at College High continued. A halftime drill team performance, the annual homecoming dance, and planned dam discussions along the South Platte River sold a tense backdrop as officials wrestled with site selections and safety measures. The story notes a Miami broadcast describing waves and rescue efforts as Castro and aides reportedly escaped.
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College High
the Hill Denver
Colorado
Water Conservation Board
Platte River
Fort Morgan
Kersey
Weld County
Ex Castro Aide Claims God Against Castro and Cuba
Former Cuban ambassador Sergio Rojas told Colorado State College students that Hurricane damage signals God is against Castro. He denounced Batista and Castro, warned of chaos in Cuba and Latin America within months, and said Cuba’s famine and literacy drive are used for propaganda while the people are starved.
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Richard M. Nixon
Mami
Fla
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Eisenhower
Benar Castro
Cuba
Havana
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Ifias
Hower
Castro
Sergio Rojas
Great Britain
Fidel Castro
Colorado State College
Mondray
Frasier Theater
Kta
Rojas
Batista
Western Hemisphere
South America
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Oriente
Mey
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Throwal
Castra
Cobar
Weld Jove
Govenor
Weld Coutry
Lave
Colorado
CSC To Honor 3 Outstanding Alumni During Homecoming
CSC will honor three outstanding alumni during homecoming week. Ed Flint, a 1929 graduate, leads a group connected to education and community service. The event includes a president's luncheon and celebrates decades of coaching and teaching impact, with guests from Edison and Thom son Elementary Schools.
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Colorado State College
Conservation Board
Ed Flint
ACSC
Hrushthap-Fruita Rotary Club
Ser
Colorado Education
Morgan County
Wis
Community Association
North
Eastern Area
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Fruita
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CEA
Uoach Pollack Hastion
Byterian Chareh
Hay
Grant
Denver
Margaret
Barbara
Wood A Mantor
Deovie Vendy Balliein
Edison
Colorado. Springs
Alaudits
Hue Pollock
Fonta
Flint
Richard
CSU
Sjof
Thornton
Janet
Him Cuz
Auré Ota High School
Flora Passes Cuba Hurled by Flora Near Ruin
The hurricane Flora battered Cuba for fifth day with 75 mph winds. It crippled eastern provinces, caused vast crop losses and a growing death toll while Cuba faced severe shortages and emergency measures as aid from Brazil and the Soviet Union awaited delivery. Meanwhile reports reached the U.S. of American drownings at Guantanamo and Jamaicans and Tobagonians killed in the storm.
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Fis
Flora
Cuba
Hahamas
Reau
Guentanamo Bay
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Bahamas
Une
New Ackling Island
Wicen
Guantanamo
Maui
U.S. Naval Base
Jamaica
Tobago
Fidel Castro
Havana
Brazil
Soviet Union
Agrarian Reform Institute
Carlos Rodriguez
U.S.S.R
Wiami
Caribbean
Asker
Wheat ship deal amid Soviet inquiry and U.S. sellers
Washington AP reports a $250 million wheat sale inquiry tied to a ring alleged to have worked for the Soviet Union. Suspects include three men and a Boston-area woman, with forgery and conspiracy charges under review. Red Cross aid flows to Cuba as Flora the hurricane affects shelters and homeless number about 50,000.
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Washington
Fred Jefferson
Irother
James
Loth
Dist
Bert
U.S
Mother Melts Into Emergency Scene At Dull Intersection
A mother, driving with her infant, encountered an ambulance, police, and a hospital rush at a busy intersection when a choking child required immediate aid. The unit transported the boy to Weld County General Hospital as authorities coordinated the response amid chaotic traffic.
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Adamson
Pital
Robert Boaming
Kennedy
Ficade
Miami
Cope
Ave
Weld County General Hospital
U.S
Carsiee Lake
Robert
Clarence Ohiver
Champlain
Port
Prince
Haiti
Earl Towning
Lath Ave
Yaution
Nihen
College High Plans Homecoming Friday Festivities
College High School announces homecoming events this Friday at Jackson Field starting 7 30 pm. Stamper, Judy Blake, and sophomores vie for queen amid bonfire pep rally and halftime ceremonies led by football captain Hart with activities including a parade and candidate introductions.
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College High School
Cele Stamper
Judy Blake
Hart Day
Alles
Bulldog-Eaton Reds
Gwen Shaw
Weather synopsis and temperature outlook across regions
The report outlines a 24 hour ending 8 a.m. Tuesday temperature of 82 in the west and 85 in certain areas, with a 4 p.m. reading of 82. It notes general highland trends for Colorado and Wyoming, mostly fair nights, and minor temperature changes into Wednesday, with lows around 40-50 at lower elevations and highs in the 60s to 70s in mountain zones. Barometric readings and sunrise sunset times are included for Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Colorado
Ais
Wyoming
Cienciaily Fair
Six-State Ring Cracked in Check Forgery Prostitution Case
Denver AP police probe a six state check forgery and prostitution ring. Investigators say stolen or forged instruments moved through New Jersey Chicago Detroit and other cities. Machines rented to passers for 35 to 60 dollars daily. Seven suspects already jailed or charged. Money orders and checks reportedly circulated to Topeka Kansas City Cleveland Omaha and other locales. Officials note possible protection payoffs from gambling and prostitution operators tied to the ring.
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Thorman
Thornton
New Jersey
Chicago
Detroit
Ed Biber
Topeka
Junetloy City
Kan
Cleveland
Omaha
Cheyevike Wells
Hugo
Colobor
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Minn
Houston
Hiter
Love's appearance sponsored by three Republican clubs
Love's appearance was sponsored by the three Republican women's clubs of the manty.
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Manty
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