G L Stockholders Approve Irrigation Co Agreement
G L Stockholders approve a new operational agreement for Irrigation Co at City Hall with a 42 to 1 vote. Council has studied the contract since last May and plans action at the next meeting. The deal amends the June 1961 agreement granting the city facility use in return for city support.
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Tily and Fiery Extend Irrigation Co
Pany
City Hall
City and Company
Bagle
Unoder
Weld County UF reaches multiple goals in drive report
Two chapters have reached full goals in the Weld County United Fund Drive. Keenesburg tops with 106 percent ($1,087) and Prospect Valley hits 100 percent ($853). Total county drive stands at a yet unspecified percent with $14 reported noon Wednesday. Fort Lupton and Grover Hereford have not started. Other chapters include Ault ($363, 18%), Eaton ($5,000, 90%), Gilcrest ($300, 27%), Johnstown Milliken ($1,095, 7%), Roggen ($400, 2%), Windsor Severance ($3,500, 92%).
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Weld County
Keenesburg
Prospect Valley
Fort Lupton
Grover-Hereford
Ault
Eaton
Gilcrest
Johnstown
Milliken
Platteville
Kefauver Stock Ties Revealed In Estate Inventory
An estate inventory shows late Sen Estes Kefauver owned about $800000 in stock at his death on August 10. Earlier reports indicate Kefauver held $13000 worth of stock in a firm scrutinized by his drug industry investigations.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Sen. Estes Kefauver
Mullion
Kefauver
Two Hunters Die of Asphyxiation in Colorado
In Meeker Colorado two Commerce City hunters, John L Streng 34 and Oscar David Worth 43, were found dead in a pickup camper near a Rio Blanco Colorado 64 junction about 30 miles southwest of Meeker. Coroner J Glen Briggs cited oxygen deprivation from a small butane stove as the cause. Streng and Worth are survived by spouses and children.
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Meeker
Colo
Commerce City
John L Strong
Oscar David Worth
Rio Blanco
Colorado 64
J. Glen Briggs
Paul Lingenalter
Boulder
Streng
Weather summary for Colorado and Wyoming region
The report lists Thursday temperatures, forecasts for Colorado and Wyoming. It notes clearing and colder tonight with frost, Friday fair and warmer in parts, with lows from the 20s to 30s and highs in the 40s to 50s across regions, plus frost and freeze advisories and mountain variations.
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Colorado
Wyoming
Algeria Morocco Sign Peace Pact at Bamako Summit
King Hassan II of Morocco and President Ahmed Ben Bella of Algeria signed a cease fire pact pledging to halt shooting on the Sahara frontier by Friday midnight and to refer border disputes to the Organization of African Unity. Emperor Haile Selassie and Mali's President Keita joined as signers amid a Moroccan flare up reporting in Marrakech.
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Minmack Goldsmith
Bamako
Mali
Hassan II
Morocco
Ahmed Ben Bella
Algeria
Sahara
Organization of African Unity
Hassan
Ben Bella
Maile Selassie
Ethiopia
Madibo Keita
Marrakech
Mahjoubi J Ahardane
Mo Foccos
Tropid
Merkala
Dumat
Spooks Prepare Halloween Show At Bob Melucel House
In San Diego AP reports 13 year old Bob Melucel will host a Thursday night Halloween display from a living room control panel with masks and costumes. A phantom set features thunder and lightning, an ascending skeleton, a fire column, a stalking mummy and two front lawn tiki figures with propane and water effects to scare visiting children.
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San Diego
Calif
Bob Melucel
Bob
Ees
Progressive Party Plans Meet Tonight At Camfield Hotel
Chester candidate Chet Hatch along with Richard Boettcher and George Fisk, candidates for council at large, will present their views at a Progressive Party coffee meeting tonight in the Camfield Hotel dining room. The event, chaired by Robert E. Will, aims to inform all interested voters and supporters plan to attend.
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Chester
Chet Hatch
Richard Boettcher
George Fisk
Camfield Hotel
Robert E. Will
Progressive Governiament
Grandmother of President Kennedy Turns 98 in Boston
Mrs John F Fitzgerald celebrated her 98th birthday with a Mass at her Boston home. Rev John F Fitzgerald, a grandson and curate at St Jude's in Norfolk, led the service. About 20 friends attended and President Kennedy sent a bouquet and congratulations.
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Boston
Kennedy
John F. Fitzgerald
Humphrey says Johnson will be renomined for Kennedy ticket
Senator Hubert Humphrey dismissed speculation that Lyndon Johnson might be dumped from the 1961 Democratic ticket. He called it inconceivable and praised Johnson's record on civil rights, noting his support for racial equality and campaign effectiveness in both regions.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
Lyndon Johnson
Humphrey
Johnson
Kennedy
Minnesotan
Tom
Senate
South
Texas
Snowstorm Sweeps Over Much of Colo
Denver reports a Halloween snowstorm bringing the first general snowfall of autumn to Colorado. Snow depths reach inches in Leadville and Berthoud Pass, closing Trail Ridge Road. Rain mixed with snow in some areas helps winter wheat and stockmen, while a missing hunter search is hindered by heavy snow in Bayle. A bus accident near Littleton caused minor injuries to one student. Weather spans Wyoming and western Nebraska, with cold lows around 18 at Creede.
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Colorado
Leadville
Berthoud Pass
Bayle
Robert’ Sankey
Trail Ridge
Esetes Park
Grand Lake
Wyoming
Nebraska
Kansas
Litttleton
Creede
la Junta
Frederick Man Killed In One Car Accident
A Frederick man Frank Fragale, 39, died from a broken neck and crushed chest when his 1958 auto veered off US 87 near the Erie turnoff and plunged into an underpass after midnight. County officials say he died shortly after midnight, with the crash totaling the vehicle. The death marks the year's highway toll to date.
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Frederick
Erie
US S. 87
Highway Patrol
Hurs
Lay
Frank Fragale
Charles Lundien
Fort Lupton
Fragale
John Johnson
A. V. Robison
Two-Week-Old Baby Walks in Long Beach
In Long Beach California a two week old newborn named Roger Eric Beutel reportedly walked across a bed, aided lightly by an adult hand. Doctors say such walking is unprecedented at this age, with hospital records noting earliest verifications at 27 weeks.
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Long Beach
Calif
Roger Eric Beutel
Jenny Nelson
Roger
Stuart Beutel
Brorn
Planning for Governor's Forum Men s Forum
A conference led by Frank Gaffa outlines topics for a governor's forum on taxes and school financing. Weld County and surrounding counties discuss curtailing government expenses, replacing property tax with broader revenue sources, and addressing school funding, welfare, and tax policy ahead of a November forum in Loveland.
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Frank Gaffaga
Offland
Leslie K. Grimes
Dily
Howard Propst
Gartriet
Celter
Heathiem
John Love
Jon Halm
Weld
Greeley
Bob
Loveland Forum
Will Bel Wells
Larimer
Boulder
Love
Hess
Greeley Chamber of Commerce
Clint Mayer
Fort Collins
Propst
Carl Magnuson
Eaton
Lloyd Oliver
Rathtern Littler
Creeley
George Atkinson
Johnstoan
Arthur Andersen
Ault
Frederick
Murray Coffin
Nunnston
Mae
Lave
Fin
Giffin
Igniters to hold car bang at Marshall Anderson yard
The Igniters plan a 6 30 p m event at the Marshall Anderson home 2412 Atle Ave with a donated car from At dotsur Salvage Yard and a side hammer. Proceeds will benefit the Vine United Fund with participants allowed to band a car.
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Marshall Anderson
Atle Ave
Atdotsur
Vine United Fund
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