Brown Seeks Sewer Drainage Focus for City Plans
Brown outlines top issues for council race highlighting sewer system expansion drainage needs and future city hall plans. He advocates acquiring land for sewer capacity and studying a concurrent city hall complex, with financing options including military, cigarette, or sales taxes, and supports a robust city administrator role.
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Ricard Brow
Woere
Ierwege
Biactory
Fem Brown
Brown
Pew City Hall
City Hall
Sale of Houses Cropping Up As Issue in City Election
City council debated purchasing five island houses on 11th Ave for a university college project. A deal valued at $81,000 to be paid by the college for the five homes was tabled after local owners protested that appraisals averaging $16,200 were too low. The plan included street realignment and a tunnel, with the city vacating 20th St and granting easements.
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Frank Colohah
11Th Ave
He Council
B. H
Sugalatuhe
Robert E
alDerrington
Iam Maren
10Th
Lith Aves
20Th St
CEC
CSC
Bmh St
R City
Ath
Wth
20Th
Grandview Pt
Tith Ave
Goth St
Ed Tegtman
Richard Wright
Perle
Frantz
College
Tegtman
Wright
U S Student Freed By E German Reds
AP report from Berlin describes American student Robert Mann, 20, of Sepulveda, recounting his experience after being jailed in East Germany. Mann appeared pale and nervous, saying the time in custody left him a nervous wreck, but he was freed following a mission in Berlin.
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Associated Press
Sportera
Mission In
Berlin
Robert Mann
Torl
Germany
U.S
Mann
Reds
Regine
West Berlin
East Berlin
Seve
Jon
Levy increase in District Six special fund and total levy
The Greeley School District Six proposes a special fund levy of 6.36 mills for the coming year, raising the district’s special fund to 28.98 mills. The total levy, including bonds and interest, would be 40.98 mills, with the higher 6.36 mill increase among district levies. The article notes most areas face higher school levies next year per the State Tax Commission and references a German translation issue during an official briefing.
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Greeley
Tribune
U.S. Licenses Issued to Sell Corn to Hungary
U.S. officials said two licenses were issued authorizing corn sales to Hungary as part of midyear proposals. A House panel delayed a rights vote while administration sources noted efforts to secure support from Northern and Western Democrats for passage.
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U.S
Hungary
Bent Kisure
Adinistration
Sheriff Seizes Copper Still for Public Display
WASHINGTON AP A license to report another 800000 bushels of corn to Hungary has been granted by the Commerce Department. The permit brings the total cleared for sale to 2 million bushels. In Thomaston Georgia Sheriff E T Bray is credited with seizing a copper liquor still for public display as part of a broader crackdown. The incident takes place amid a national debate over grain shipments to the Soviet bloc and ongoing legislative considerations on civil rights and agriculture policy.
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Washington
Hungary
Commerce Department
Thomaston
E. T. Bray
White House
Bray
State
McCulloch
Soviet Bloc
Cargill, Inc
Minnemacs
Kennedy
State Department
United States
Moscow
Truman Falls Into Bushes at Grinnell College
Former President Harry S. Truman slipped into evergreen shrubs during an early morning walk at Grinnell College where he was a politician in residence. He rose unhurt and continued his brisk stroll as cabinet officers conferred with a Soviet delegation over pending wheat and shipping-rate issues affecting trade with the Soviet bloc.
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William &. Beerline
Grinnell
Town
Harry, S. Truman
Truman
Grinnell College
Weather summary and temperatures across Colorado and Wyoming
The report notes Thursday 1 p.m. temperature at 62 and 24 hour figures for Great Western and Public Service with highs and lows. Colorado shows partly cloudy, cooler tonight, fair and warmer Friday with lower elevations 35 to 45 and mountains 15 to 25, while Wyoming expects fair tonight, cooler south, increasing clouds Friday and scattered showers in northwest mountains with warmer Friday highs.
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Colorado
Wyoming
Looked Right into Their Guns Strafed Ship Skipper Says
The ship's captain Captain Gerhard Krausen described a sneak strafing off Cuba’s coast. He said Navy planes were later dispatched from Key West and that two flares were dropped overhead as the attack began.
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Jduc
Walveston
Corpus Christi
Tex
Gerhard Krausen
Krause
Cuba
Phe J. Louis
Louis
Governor Studies Extradition of iMan to Alabama
Denver reports Gov Love acknowledged plans to extradite Rich Bortner, a 32 or 54 year old oil well rigger, as Alabama requests extradition for trial in a case tied to a ship attack. The J Louis, owned by Tankships Inc and chartered by Caribbean Steamship Co, faced fire and two feet of water in cargo during the incident.
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Alabama
Sac
Rane Auevey
Ceri Wieurcu
Denver
J. Louisthe
Krause
Hamburg
Louy
Tworhaur” Batite
Love
J. Louis
Uni
Sen Reynolds Metals Co
West Greeley Bank Breaks Ground for New Building
Denver AP reports West Greeley Bank breaks ground for a new 42 by 24 foot brick front behind a trailer house. The bank will have a porch lobby, four teller stations, and a staff of four at a $20,000 facility with design by Miner and Hay Willy.
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West Greeley Bank
West Greeley National Bank
Wilder
Denver
Duke Dunbar
William P. Waggener
Greeley
Amenean
Dunbar
Miner
Hay Willy
Ams
Giles Marpet
Teokoit
Bank
Loveland Fire Devastates Moving and Appliance Warehouses
A Loveland fire caused about 500 000 dollars in damage to the Sampson Brothers Moving & Storage Co and Hipps Appliance. Fire destroyed a warehouse filled with appliances and supplies, with a moving van burned. Denver Canning Co suffered losses in pet food and cans as firefighters battled the blaze. Estimated overall losses include 100 000 for Hipps and 600 000 for Sampson. The cause was not immediately determined and about 75 firefighters and volunteers fought the blaze.
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Kennedy
Loveland
Colo
Denver Canning Co
Ney General
Tun
Ings
Sampson Brothers, Moving & Storage &Co
Hipps Applianer
Bob Hipps
Gene Sampson
Art __Moskal
Astes Park
Berthoud
Estes Park
U. S. Marine Corps Helicoptera
Saigon
Plane crash near Saigon kills four Americans four Vietnamese
A U S Air Force transport plane crashed and burned about 65 miles south of Saigon on Thursday. All four American crewmen and four Vietnamese airmen aboard were killed.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
U. S. Air Force
Two Greelay Banks Granted Charters For State Status
State Banking Commission approved two Greelay banks charter changes. One becomes an industrial bank and finance company with checking accounts and savings plans. The other, First Industrial Bank, converts to a state chartered institution, operating since 1920.
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The
State Banking Commission
Greelay Banks
TS Doehart
Conran
First Industrial Bank
Bee
End of Operation Big Lift Nears In Germany
The Big Lift of the 2nd Armored Division to Germany nears completion ahead of schedule. Senior American officers predict the last transport will land at Sembach airfield at 10:40 am local time. The first 234 planes began Tuesday, with weather disruptions resolved and no delay expected.
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Frankfurt
Germany
2Nd Armored
Sembach ‘Airfield
Texas
Rhein iMain
England
Scotland
Air Force
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