FBI Asked To Help Find Girl Missing at Cheyenne
FBI assistance sought in the Cheyenne missing child case after six year old Carmella Aragon vanished Tuesday near her school. Sheriff Harold Connie said a possible abduction is suspected, with searches across rangeland and a water reservoir draining in hopes of clues. A school paper was found in the Crow Creek area as investigators pursue leads with several suspects mentioned.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Federal Burgas
Camilla Aragon
Loramie County
Harold
Connie
State Inn
Conine
Wyoming
Hereford Ranch
Carmelly Aragon
Mec
Arthur Aragon
Taur
Sumeone
Harrard Canine
Carmella
Kimball
Net
Kandall
Bridgeport
Minatare
Bayard
Crow Creek
Crestview Jr High contracts approved by board
Crestview area board members approve contracts for the junior high project after bid negotiations. Chief bids show a total around 871000 for general work and 363000 for electrical, with further reductions sought to trim costs toward a ~1.59 million February estimate. Executives authorized continued negotiations and signing of a contract by officials.
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Chargies
Shaver
Crestview
Hillside
Revere
Alloh
Electrical Keeley School Board
Thurs- Howard Electric Co
Denver
Esti
Electrris Construction Co
Deaver
C. J. Robbins
John Shaver
Winter Hours In Effect at Area Museum
The Cache 1a poudre Museum operates winter hours from oan for pty, Saturdays and Sundays with closures on weekdays. Reservations for tours are free by calling 368-218. Schools and groups urged to book early. Over 1,000 children toured last spring. 4,000 visitors so far this year. New displays include Paleontology sections rebuilt, a Mississippian and Pennsylvanian case, and a sugar beet industry exhibit donated by Great Western Sugar Co. The agriculture building is to be erected next year with the Daniels' log cabin completed by next year.
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Oan
Greeley
Loveland
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Evatts
LaSalle
Nunn
Piereé
Great Western Sugar Co
Daniels
Weather forecast for Colorado and Wyoming regions
Five day forecast notes partly cloudy conditions with widely scattered showers and thunderstorms possible afternoon and evening. Highs range 85 to 97 southeast, cooler in mountains, lows 34 to 55 north, with Wyoming seeing scattered showers and a few thunderstorms mainly in the evenings.
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Ws Mountains
Wyoming
Jobless Rate Down During Past Month
Washington AP reports unemployment fell by about half a million in August to 3.9 million nationwide. Bureau of Labor Statistics notes the seasonally adjusted rate stood at 5.5 percent for August and last December, with July at 6.6 percent. Teen employment rose seasonally. adult men improved slightly. adult women showed an unexpected rise in joblessness. Total employment slipped to 70.6 million from 70.9 million all time high, though still 0.0 million higher than August 1962.
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Labor
Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Gertrude Bancroft
Commissioner of Labor Statistics
Bancroft
United States
Ini Sre
Miss Bancroft
de Wormer
Court Rejects Bid To Set Shanks Bond
Denver AP The Colorado Supreme Court rejected a petition to set bond for Sam Shanks 58 held in Jefferson County Jail on murder charges involving Denver gambling figure Robiy Walkie Talkie Roberts. The decision was at the weekly conference Thursday and dismissed without prejudice, allowing the case to be revived.
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Denver
Colorado Supreme Cowl
Sam Shanks
Jefferson County
Robiy
China Says Soviets Stir Border Trouble
A dispatch from Tokyo reports China accusing the Soviet Union of stirring border trouble in Sinkiang and pressuring Chinese citizens. It cites a 1960-62 pattern of subversive activity, using Moscow’s support to exploit resources and relocate Chinese nationals, with Beijing protesting but receiving no Soviet repudiation.
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China
Wallace Order Closes Four Huntsville Schools
The Associated Press reports Governor Wallace ordered the four Huntsville schools closed amid desegregation protests. Troopers aided by federal courts blocked classes while mothers led demonstrations. FBI agents investigated as city officials prepared for possible actions despite assurances of a return to normal by Monday.
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Associated Press
Wallace
Death Huntsville
Als
George C. Wallace
East Clinton
Church May Propose Viet Aid Cut Over Reforms
Senator Frank Church of Idaho suggested a resolution to halt all U S aid to South Vietnam if the Ngo Dinh Diem government fails to implement drastic reforms. The briefing before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee noted calls for withdrawal of some U S advisers amid a deteriorating Buddhist crisis and growing U S impatience with the Diem regime. Party leaders warned of potential U S disengagement if conditions do not improve and if Diem officials do not meet reform demands.
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Washington
Frank Cargan
Hilsman
Church
South Viet Nam
Michael DiNunzio
Onal Rch
United States
Ohio
Senate
Kennedy
Nam
Court Ruling Fails as Pupils Persist in Prayers
Pupil reports across the United States show many public schools continuing Bible readings and prayers despite a Supreme Court ruling. Some districts maintain devotions while others shift to silent meditation or voluntary participation, with few immediate challenges in court.
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Pennsylvania
High Court
Florida
Tennessee
South Carolina
Arkansas
New England
North Brookfled
Mass
China Refugees Head to Soviet Union. West Reports
Western sources report large numbers of Chinese refugees moving into the Soviet Union over weeks, with one source estimating 50,000 since mid last year. Reports note Chinese accusations that Russians enticed and coerced tens of thousands to relocate, broadcast by Peking Radio.
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China
Soviet Union
Union
Peking Hadio
Reorganization Plan For Northeast Weld District Proposed
A nine member committee plans a district for a Weld County reorganization including Grover and Briggsdale areas. The group aims to draw a map uniting Grover, Briggsdale, New Raymer, and surrounding zones with districts decisions pending education officials. A vote plan and district borders are to be studied with input from local school leaders and residents.
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Byron Hansford
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Stone
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Ham
Len Bennett
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Hansford
Tee
Jerry Burnett
Stoner
Weld Coum
Oram Grover
Stanley Klinginsmith
Bushnell
Neh
Harold Magnuson
Briggsdale
Mrs
Virginia
Johnson
Charles Craig
Finn
Distri Kting
Paul Lawl
Aeld
Schoo
Schon
JFK Nominates Richard Heyman
A report indicates President JFK nominates Richard Heyman for a held position. Details about the nomination and involved agencies or dates are sparse in the readable text. The fragment mentions Heyman as the nominee and references official channels but lacks complete context or confirmation of the role.
Birmingham Integration Stay Nixed
Three judge U S Circuit Court rejected a request to delay public school integration in Birmingham. Judge Walter Gewin authored the decision, joined by Judges Wiscom and Bell, as six parents sought an injunction to pause desegregation in three Birmingham schools. The Birmingham school board had extended the delay at Governor Wallace's urging, affecting the start of classes set for Thursday.
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Ala
U.S. Circuit Court
Vane
George Wallare
Birmingham
Walter P. Gewin
Tuseloose
John Minor Wiscom
Houston
Tex
Griffin Bell
Atlanta, Ga
Gew
Hirmingham School Board
Wallace
Bess O
Beng
Gevin
Dillon Dam Plug Poured as Water Rises in Dillon
Dillon Colorado reports the concrete plug poured Friday in the Dillon Dam to impound Blue River water. Work began Tuesday after a cofferdam halted flow, despite objections from Interior and Western Slope factions. Congressman Aspinall urged depoliticized water rights and protection for downstream users, noting the timing of Dillon Dam's toll is a federal matter.
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Colo
United States
Department of the Interior
Era
Densver
Pederson
Enslawer
Denver Water Department
Wayne N. Aspintall
Colorado
Denver
Aspinall
Floyd JE. Dominy
Reclamation
Dillon Dam
Tald
Dominy
Western Slope
Eugene Mast
Andy Williams
Grand Junction
Duane Raynart
Graneby
Frank Delaney
Glinwood Springs
State Hears Appeals From Over 60 Aides
DENNIGH AP The Colorado Civil Service Commission announced it had received appeals from 12 state employees aged 60 years or older asking that they be permitted to continue work.
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Dennigh
Colorado Civil Service Commission
New York Teachers Vow to Defy Strike Ban
New York teachers prepared to strike defying a state court order as New York City public schools face a Monday opening with over a million students. The AFL CIO Federation and Board of Education officials clash over contract terms and potential impact on classes.
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el Federation of Tractors
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Supreme Court
Charles Coen
May J. Hubin
Board of Education
Mre
Hellware Assembly
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