County Seeks Two Primary Road Projects for 1964
County commissioners and officials meet to push two main highway undertakings for the next state program. A four-lane widening of U.S. 85 from Eaton to Windsor and completion of the U.S. 34 bypass from the east of Windsor toward Lucerne are proposed, with plans to extend the bypass and improve bridges and resurfacing. County engineer Laurence Bower outlines the scope and timing as the group reviews projects for the state highway commission next month.
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Frank Colahan Foun
Lyle
U.S
Windsor
Colo
Inh Ave
Colorado
Eattwest
Auli
Lucerne
Creeley
Weldleast
Low Point
Barnesville
Mayer
Monfort Pavic
Bower
Millard, Ewing
Elmer Shultz
Tom Reed
Gordon K. Rissler
Mervil Miller
Clint Mayer
Greeley Chamber of Commerce
Laurence C. Bower
State Highway’ Department
Eaton
Aull
U.S. 34
Sith Ave
Seoul
Kores
Yun Po-sun
Man Chung Hee Park
U.S. 44
Louth Ave
South Korea
Greeley
Yun
Park
Pusan
Tee Bower
35Th Ave
Van
Jackrabbit
U.S. A
Loveland
South Platte River
Ault
Park vs Yun election vote data unclear in report
Report notes Yun leading Park amid allegations of torn ballots and pro government influence. Officials estimate about 1 percent turnout of 43 million voters with many stations isolated, delaying full results to Wednesday morning.
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Yon
Yun
Park
Nonpartisan Elections Debate Cited By Educator
AP reports educator Day McKean says nonpartisan city elections do not remove politics but shift its nature, with parties lingering in larger cities and nonpartisan aims failing to curb party influence. Vocational training discussed as linked prep, while local business leaders push continued study of local training needs.
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McKean
Colorado
Creeley High School
Techni
Minnesota
Nebraska
Kean
Greeley
Don Joe Dwyer
Herdmas, Electrician
Joe Subcommittee
Charter Phelps
Will of Commerce Civic Affairs
S. Garnsey
Mities
Denver
Herdman
YMCA program group meets with Alden King
The YMCA program committee met Monday night with Alden King to discuss programming and future aims for a local YMCA. They planned to study several service areas before public discussion and scheduled the next meeting for Oct. 24, hoping to announce forthcoming activities after that session.
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YMCA
Alden King
King
One Program Ahead in Greeley Education Push
A local push for vocational education emerges as teachers in Miami with an early morning TV arithmetic course spur new methods. The Greeley plan mirrors Boulder’s district action to establish a technical vocational school near the Public Service Co. plant. Dwyer from Toledo leads outreach, aiming to expand Smith Hughes funds and industry partnerships.
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Miami
Smith-Hughes Agricultural Education Act
Greeley High
Boulder
Public Service Company
Valmont
Schoal
Hary School
Boulder Prep
Greeley
Swith
Greeley Schooll Isstrict
Mon Bennett
Weather bulletin for Tuesday and Wednesday forecasts
The 1 pm Tuesday temperature was 68 with 24 hour outlook for Tuesday into Wednesday. Western highs near 74, lows 36, Public Service 75/40, 8 am barometer 30.0 steady. Sunrise 6:xx am, sunset 5:20 pm. Colorado expects generally fair tonight, increasing clouds and warmer tonight into tomorrow with highs 76 to 60 across elevations. Wyoming shows fair with warmer tonight, scattered showers at western border, mountain highs in 60s to 70s and lower elevations near 40s to 50s.
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Colorado
Jos
Wyoming
Luening Coaler
Continental Divide
Kennedy Tax Cut Persuasion Draws Intimidation Charge
Washington AP reports Kennedy administration officials deny intimidation as debate on the 11 billion tax cut bill intensifies. Senate Finance Committee members demand testimony from Treasury officials while the administration cites delays and public telegrams urging swift action. Gore and Byrd defend urgency, citing costs to families and the need for timely action.
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Washington
Keel
Fis
Byrd
Senate Finance Cout
Herment
Treas
Byschboen
Ory Douglas Dillon
Ile
Gore
Ont
Theimpnths
Whatialer
Kennnedy
Congress
Tennessee
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Harry F. Byrd
Treasury
Spaganda
Dillon
Pia
Ness
Williams
Ben Bella Recalls Resistance Troops For Morocco Fight
In Algiers President Ahmed Ben Bella urged mobilization of former Algerian resistance fighters to confront Moroccan forces. Reports say heavy fighting raged around two border outposts near Hassi Heida and Tinou, with Moroccan reinforcements and air support alleged. U.S. officials denied involvement. Moroccan and Algerian authorities traded claims of control and casualties as the undeclared war continued.
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Michael Goldsmith
Yore
Sheumauun
Algiers
Criminal Adventure
Morocco
Ahmed Heo Bella
ONC
Ben Bella
Coniml
Wolr
Ie Red
Capital
Forum Square
Beil
Urebe
Tues
Wie
Radio Armouneer
Hassi-Heida
Tinyoub
U.S
Royal
Notcasseur
Sidi Stimane
Morovco
Atlas Area
Atlantic Ocean
Mareekech
John. F. Kennedy
Hassan
John I. Ferguson
Janly
Rabat
ElMorocco
Eiares
Esc
Radio of
Algeria
Ahmed Ben. Belig
Tor
UN Moves to Ban Nukes in Space and Underground Tests
United Nations debates launched on banning nuclear weapons from outer space and underground testing. United States and Soviet Union push for safeguards and inspections while nonaligned members consider two resolutions on complete disarmament and a limited underground test ban.
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United Nations
U.N
Yugoslavia
United States
Soviet Union
U.S
Moscow
Washington
Russia
Geneva Disarmament Committee
I7 Nalion Geneva Committee
Bower to become deputy chief highway engineer
Laurence C. Bower, longtime district highway engineer, will start as deputy chief engineer of the Highway Department in Denver on Wednesday on a provisional basis. Earl Hurt is reassigned as district engineer here, with Bower planning to move to Denver after January. Bower, born at Wray, Colorado, joined the department in 1934 after college and served in the Army Transportation Corps from 1941 to 1948 before returning to lead district construction and later district engineering positions.
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Laurence C. Bower
State Highway Department
Denver
Bower
Charles #C. Shumate
Earl Hurt
Hower
Wray
Eath Tolorado State University
Highway Department
Army Transportation Corps
Triniad
Steamboat Springs
Washington {Ap
Atty.l
Dine
Robert K. Kennedy
Bowers
Mouse
Judiciary Committee
Dwight
Onsy
Kathy
Ri Kennedy
Bune
Lee
Kennedy
Denmcrats
Uie
Kin of slain officer meets iMadame Nhu in New York
The parents and sister of a U.S. lieutenant killed in South Vietnam visited Mrs. Ngo Dinh Nhu in her hotel suite in New York. They spent about a half hour with her, sharing condolences over their loss. Mrs. Nhu spoke at Harvard about U.S. troop reductions and U.S. support for Saigon.
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New York
Leutenant
South Vietnam
Ngo Din Nhu
That Land
William Cramer
Nancy
Wantagh
Long Island
Nhca
Cramer
Federal Aviation Agency
Harvard
Mes. Nhu
Sisters An
Neo Dinh Diem
Diem
United States
Saigon
Six Die in 2 Car Crash Near Simla
Six people died in a two car collision about a mile west of Simla Colorado on Monday afternoon. The head on crash near the center of Blaine US highway sent all occupants to area hospitals or morgues. Names listed include Lucille H Bower 19 Blainche Tields 63 Melvin S Bower 61 Lloyd White 70 and Thon Antrow Murphy 2 plus Van Hobbs. Authorities say the Colorado driver was in the wrong lane. Bodies were taken to Birtchan Mineral Home. The incident raised Colorado traffic deaths for the year.
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Simla
Gulu
Colorado City
Houth
Colorada
Acedyantsti Holt
Colorado Highway Patrol
Ray Waxhook
Tase
Lucille H. Bower
Stack Itomis Illyrie
Blianche
Tields
Hazel Green
Wis
Melvin S. Bower
Stockton
Lloyd White
Antrow Murphy
Kaleh. Coly
van Hobbs
Vanhook Reid
Twoaresthet
Bralane
Vanhook
Birchatan
Cole
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Commissioners' Office
Park Dny
Korea
Willit
Neta
Dwyer
Toledo
Ohio
Ohio City
Claude Brumley
Brumley
Eston
George Schwartz
Tribune
Jim Hiteh
Son
Gall
Wlassi-Beida
Dear Rusk
Andrei Gromyko
Lord Home
iMadame Nhu
W York
Charles J) Kean
Washington Episcopal
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