City Hall Cupid Plot Sparks Race for Cadet Dates
Chicago city officials and university leaders faced a furor after a plan to pair hundreds of nursing and college women with Army and Air Force cadets for a major football game dance. Mayor Daley aides and Col. Reilly defended the process as orderly, as applicants cried discrimination and sought White House intervention.
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Committee Wrangles Over Sales Tax Delays Action
Colorado lawmakers wrestled Friday with a proposal to raise the state's sales tax from 2 to 3 percent. A Finance Committee of Gov Love's 100 member commission postponed action to gather more data and plans to reconvene November 1 to decide whether to study options before the legislature. The plan, backed by the Colorado Public Expenditure Council and other groups, would raise about 23 million dollars for municipalities and counties with an as yet negotiated apportionment formula. Rep John G Mackie said the commission aimed to have a recommendation from the Finance Committee by November 11.
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Charles L. Lott Elected To Head Insurance Group
COLORADO SPRINGS AP Charles L. Lott of Greeley was elected president of the Colorado Insurance Association at its annual convention. Other officers named include Gerard Te Bockhorst of Denver as vice president Rose Darnell of Grand Junction as secretary and Ernest Abramson of Denver as treasurer.
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Weather summary for Colorado and Wyoming Saturday forecast
Mostly cloudy statewide with scattered showers ending Sunday. Mountain snow light with cooler tonight. Colorado highs 60s to 70s, 40s to 50s west, 20s to 30s mountains. Wyoming cloudy tonight turning partly cloudy, showers ending Sunday. highs 55 to 65 lower elevations, 45 to 55 mountains. Colorado barometer 30.0 and falling this morning. Sunrise 6 15, sunset 5 15.
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Tribune honors three Greeley carriers for outstanding service
Three Greeley Tribune carriers Wayne Dunkle Donald Peterson and Koenig were honored on National Newspaper Boy Day for outstanding service courtesy honesty perseverance salesmanship and citizenship. The awards, given by Inland Daily Press Association, included shoulder patches and pins and were presented at a carrier meeting with Chief Towning stressing bicycle safety.
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Last Beet Crop Payments Set At 736140 In 3 Districts
Frank Cormier reports Windsor and Norton areas announce final payments for the 1962 beet crop. Greeley and Eaton growers receive totals around 4.7 million dollars, averaging about 16.5 dollars per ton, with regional yields and factory disbursements detailed as harvest progresses. Kennedy comments on shifting East West relations amid ongoing tensions and world crises.
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Three boys arrested in two car thefts in area
Three youths aged 14 17 and 19 were arrested Saturday in connection with two of three car thefts reported in the area during the early hours of the day.
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Kennedy Warns Nation On War Danger Amid Cuba Crisis
President Kennedy delivered a foreign policy address in Maine arguing the danger of East West tensions remains one week before the Cuban missiles crisis anniversary. He defended recent Soviet agreements as new opportunities and used a sharp contrast with Goldwater without direct mention. The speech emphasized deterrence and peace through firmness and restraint, reflecting on the Cold War pause and urging vigilance.
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Home Successful In Forming Cabinet
Reports say Foreign Secretary Home and colleagues will stay in posts as Britain forms a new government. A royal ceremony and pay details accompany the quiet reshuffle as Home plans to sit in Parliament with Alec Douglas-Home likely to join the Commons. The piece notes harvest issues affecting Windsor growers and outlines potential early talks with Harold Wilson’s Labour leadership.
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Tribune Readies Candidate Interviews for Greeley Election
The Tribune will publish a series of candidate interviews for the November 5 Greeley city election. Nine candidates are set to be questioned on issues like city hall plans, golf course operations, sewer rate hikes, the city manager’s role, the water project, odors, taxation, liquor referendums, and airport expenses. Mayor Gordon Rissler faces Chester Hatch. council hopefuls include incumbents O. G. Kirk, Clair Somerville, Dick Brown, and challengers Floyd Otis, George Fisk, Richard Boctucher, Ernest Scat.
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George Fisk
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Radio signal launches second spy satellite orbit
A radio signal from New Hampshire stimulated the launch sequence as Britain’s Lord Home faces the Labor push in Parliament. Wilson rejects postponing Parliament as satellites move into a circular high-lower orbit to test a space based nuclear detonation detection system.
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Chief Towning Gets Plaque For Traffic Work
Denver AP Police Chief Earl Towning of Greeley was awarded a plaque by Colorado Highway Safety Council chairman Duke Dunbar in appreciation of his service as chairman of the Colorado Citizens Traffic Safety Committee. Charles Mortis of Lookout Mountain will become chairman. Wan. L.
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Amazing Stories Magazine's 1905 science fiction debut endures
New York reports that Amazing Stories Magazine, the first periodical devoted entirely to science fiction, began in 1905 and continues to be published today.
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Football Scores Final From Various Games
Final scores show Maryland 21 over AFA 14 and Penn St 13 over Pitt 19. Cornell 13 Yale 10, Army 4, Wake Forest 0, Columbia 3 Harvard 3, Dartmouth 13 Holy Cross 8, Princeton 42 Colgate 9, Notre Dame 27 UCLA 32, Indiana 3, Minn 16, Mines 7, Kansas 10, Oklahoma 7, Missouri 14 Oklahoma St 0, Nebraska 1 Kan Sf Iowa St 10 Colo 7.
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