United Fund Launches 1963 Drive at Denver Dinner
United Fund kicked off its 1963 drive at a Denver dinner led by Norman Mea, with a goal of $90,061 and early pledges totaling $2,045 in advanced gifts. Weld County Gen. Hospital and 12 other agencies will receive funds, while campaign leaders reported $6,096 in advance payroll and 3,854 in workplace gifts.
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Paul Edscorn
National Bank
Norman Mea
United Fund
Amer
Noeman
Ican Legion
Cere
Theta Chapter
Dan Finnle
Lakewood
Jim
Beta Sigma Phi
Theleran
Metro
Denver
Jeffer
JSON County
Royle
Gilot
Richard K. O
Ecal
Hospitae French Air Force
Charles De|tal
Gaulle
United
Icounty
American Red
Whuss
France
Foundation
Boy Scouts
Colorado
Heart Association
Girl Scouts
United Cerebral Pal
United Service Organizations
Weld County Association
Tal Health
Weld County
Tal Children Society
National
Traveler’s Aid Association
Weather forecast summary for Colorado Wyoming and college forecast
The report shows 1 pm temperature 75 with 24 hour figures 84 high 44 low. Five day outlook calls for above normal temps 75 to 85 in western and northern areas, 80 to 90 southeast, with light showers in western mountains and cooler mountain valleys.
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Loral
Public Service
Great Western
College
Colorado
Mercy Killing Described by Valachi in 1951 Testimony
In Washington AP reports Valachi testified about the 1951 murder of Willy Moretti. He described Johnny Robilotto as one of the men who killed Moretti in a New Jersey restaurant, calling the act a mercy killing by Cosa Nostra in the era of gangland control.
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Washington
Taforin
Johnny Robet
Joseph Valachi
Wedlerts
Willy
Moretti
Crim Brotherhood
Cosa Nostra
Valachi
Senate
Gary
New Jersey
John J. Bergin
Valadhti
Bergin
Justice Department
Anotheer
Coke Nostra
T& Restaurant
Duke's
Palisades
N.J
Wilkinson
Oklahoma
Uther
Sooner Coach Wilkinson May Run For Senate
Tulsa Oklahoma AP reports Bud Wilkinson, longtime Oklahoma football coach, will retire in January to run for the U S Senate as a Republican. The Tulsa Tribune cites rumors of Wilkinson entering politics and notes an amply financed campaign with support from wealthy Oklahoma supporters.
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Sooner
Senate
Tulsa
Oslo
Bud Wilekingon
University of Oklahoma
U.S. Senate
Tulsa Tribune
the Tribune
Wikinson
Wilkinson
Tribune
The
Oklahoma
Wilkinson Iy
Jon
Wilsinson
J. Hoard Edmonson
Robert 5. Kerr
Edsmonson
Jal Waren
Kennedy Seen Likely To Air Wheat Views In Call
A disputed 1962 telephone transcript, reported by Newsweek, shows President Kennedy and Barnett discussing federal marshals at the University of Mississippi. Kennedy warned of potential gun violence and the embarrassment of inaction as rioting loomed.
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Kennedy
Barnett
Lance
Chie
Marshal
Atty
James
McShane
Mere
Hale Aissily
Len
Robert F. Kennedy
Missdith
Issippi Goy
Ross R. Barnett
James H. Mere
University of Mississip
Newsweek Magazine
Newsweek
Bagnett
Edwin C. Guthman
Justice Be
Derrington Weighs Levy Cuts and Political Fallout
City Councilman Robert Derrington outlines possible levy reductions and warns of potential harsh feelings among allies. A letter to Barnett discusses gun usage and alliances, suggesting a 3 10 34 mill levy cut amid political tension. President Kennedy may break silence on a U.S. Soviet wheat deal as White House shifts news conference time to 6 p.m. EDT.
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Robert der
Irington
Barnett
Gotinell
Harry Kelly
Washington
Ken i Kelly
Eaton Man Suspended as Cattle Dealer
The U S Department of Agriculture suspended Harald Asus of Eaton as a livestock dealer amid a broader discussion of organized crime links and investigations. The article threads through political commentary, budget debates, and unnamed figures discussing federal actions and potential consequences for local governance and law enforcement.
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Eaton
U.S
Mortal Agriculture
Harald * Asus
Council Seeks Budget With No Tax Increase
Omaha AP reports the city council voted 3-1 to aim for a 1964 budget maintaining the current mill levy of 17.75 mills. Public hearing highlighted the desire to hold taxes while considering reductions item by item, with debate over broader tax trends and school district levies.
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Jim Hitch
Ling
Richard Brown
Gordon Rissler
Brown
Lacy Wilkinson
Greeley
Chamber of Commerce Municipal Affairs Committee
Wilkinson
Colorado
Grasley
Schoal
Clair Somerville
Riseler
Rissler
Cruce
Clay
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Don Finnie
Jefferson County
Larry Scott
John Todd
Advanced Gifts
Chuck Carlson
Robert Royle
Norman Noe
Itriiune
Alain Peyerfitte
Bizerte
Tunisia
Mediterranean
Wyoming
Vito Genovese
Casa Nostra
Walachi
Miarethi
Derrington
Paul Johinson
Barnett Hater
Soviet Union
al Cout
Pierre Salinger
Nolrecord Callc
Guthmai
Jackson
Miss
Barratt
Mnet
Barneth
Si Derrington
11Th Ave
24Th St
20Th St
Dervington
Hare
Carvenvne
Paani
Moan Tnviflee
Kredies
Harnett
NSA
Dith
United States
Memphis
Meredl
Derrinatan
Gaechoslovakia
Bulgaria
Capitol Hill
Jedith
Dereington
Revere
Council
Minuteman
Omaha
Nebraska
H. J. St. Clair
St. Clair
Air Force Project
Warren Air Force Base
Cheyenne
Wyo
Brock Hill
Greeley Fire Department
9Th St
Brock
F.C. Edens
14Th Ave
Mire
Leon Coffman
Edward Venable
Fred Lels
Patt Edscorn
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