Parking Meters Without Clocks Tested by City
City tests new parking meters without clocks in Creeley using a radical Simplex design. Eighteen meters will be deployed in the 90 day trial in the chief’s lot near Ith Street. City Manager B. H. Cruge and Police Chief Earl Towning oversee the test with distributor Gerry Deming handling moving parts.
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Greeley National Bank
Simplex
Jim Hich
Park
Creeley
Earl Towning
Ree
B. H. Cruge
Grandmother Has Quintuplet Boys in Venezuela
In Maracaibo Venezuela a 44 year old mother Mrs Maria Cuervo de Prieto gave birth to quintuplets, the third set in the Western Hemisphere. The five babies weighed 3 pounds 14 to 4 pounds 4 ounces at birth and were placed in incubators on a three day vigil. The father Efren Luis de Prieto works for Crealé Petroleum. The family will reportedly receive government and community support as the babies grow.
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Maria Cuervo de Prieto
Maracaibo Hospital
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R Ager
Efren Luis de Prieto
Crealé Petroleum
Standard Oi
New Jersey
de Prieto
Maine
Deming
Luis Vera Gomex
Zulia
Romulo Betan J
Sivenite
Las Robinson
Fernando
Ott
Juan
Jose
Mario
Jatter
Hemisphere
Dionne
Canada
Annette
Cecile
Emilie
Marie
Yvonne Dionne
Fimille
Fernanda
Maria Cristina
Mari
Airia
Esther
Carlo
Franco
Argentina
Quita
Weather brief with scattered storms and above normal highs
The forecast covers Colorado and Wyoming with partly cloudy to night conditions. Highs near 80s to mid 80s, lows 40s to 50s, and widespread afternoon and evening showers and thunderstorms are expected mainly east portions and higher elevations. Five day outlook shows 4-10 degrees above normal with variable day to day changes.
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Colorado
Col
Sontheast
Wyoming
Kong
Hail scatters across eastern Eaton county crops
A wide storm impaired hail over about 700 acres of crop land east of Eaton Sunday night. Beets at Great Western Sugar Co. planted lands incurred medium to severe damage with 86 to 342 acres affected. Rainfall varied from .19 to 1.0 inches across townships and stations, with Ley Butler noting the storm was undesirable but not terribly serious.
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Eaton
Wilson
Great Western Sugar Co
Ley Butler
Galeton
Claverly
State
Maton
Ault
Pierce
Lucerny
Lowe Station
Greelny
Public Service
Butler Services: Glen Buller Dies in Montana Drowning
Funeral services for Glen Buller 74 known as Butch Butler were held at 4 pm Wednesday from the Macy Adinnet Drawing Room with interment at Sunset Memorial Gardens. Donations may be made to the Butch Butler Memorial Fund.
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Glen
Butch) Buller
Quake Lake
Montana
Macy
Adinnet
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Butch Butler
New Merchants Association Sets Goals for Downtown Greeley
A newly formed Merchants Association in downtown Greeley outlines aims to unite merchants and improve public relations with shoppers. The group plans store collaboration, extended Friday hours to 4 pm, and open membership inquiries at downtown stores. Board includes Randall Gallagher, Shoen, Howard Weiss, Laura Meyer, and Ted Withen.
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Greeley
Greeley “Merchants Assn
Eal
Internew
Alllested
Storting
Geople
Wold County
The
Pas
Havel
Randall Gallagher
Randal Teerupen
Shoen
Howard Weiss
Alabama Troopers Block Negro Pupil Enrollments
Alabama troopers block integration aimed at Birmingham and Mobile as Governor George Wallace faces pressure over public schools. Senate leaders Dirksen and Mansfield discuss support for a nuclear test ban treaty while Kennedy eyes administration testimony and a potential letter to clarify the pact.
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Alabama
Birmingham
Ala
Cap
George Wallace Tinted
Grovs
Moluig
Everett Dirkson
Minos
Euter
Senate
Yeader
Dickson
Kennedy
Dirksen
Liathis
Hig
Ater
White House
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
Huntsville
Wallage
Ian
Wallace
Bireumhans
Mobile
Tuskes
Duron says Kennedy era slower spending than Ike
Treasury Secretary Douglas Dillon, a Kennedy appointee and former Eisenhower aide, argues federal spending rose at a slower pace during the Kennedy administration. He also backs the tax cut plan, predicts support from business and labor in Congress, and says delaying the bill would postpone benefits for most Americans. He notes defense and debt costs drive increases and cites optimistic 1968 trade projections as overly rosy.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dur
Kennedy
Dwight D. Eisenhower
White House
Associated Press
Dillon
Brookings Institute
United States
Senate
Congress
Dion
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Rainmaker Seeks Peace in Eastern Western Water Feud
Denver rainmaker Neal Bosen vows to pacify Eastern and Western Slope water interests by moving 4,000 acre feet of Blue River water to Dillon Dam and 4,000 acre feet to Green Mountain reservoir in coming days. Western Slope groups accuse Denver of halting Blue River flow to fill the Dillon Dam, depriving western Colorado when Green River Reservoir downstream receives no water.
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Denver
Neal Bosen
Dillon
Colorado
Green River
Blue River
Dillon Dam
John McManus Dies at Estes Park at 45
John Edward McManus, 45, of 30 Ailes Dr., died Friday at Estes Park after five days there. Coroner says death from respiratory and cardiac failure due to accidental sleeping pill overdose. Survived by wife Janica Kirby, three children, sister and brother. Service Tuesday 10 a.m. at Trinity Episcopal Church. Interment Sunset Memorial Gardens. Memorials to Trinity Episcopal Church. He was former Beatrice Foods manager and later with the Davis Agency. WWII Air Force veteran, University of Denver graduate, Beta Theta Pi, American Legion, Rotary member.
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John Edward McManus
Ailes
Estes Park
Robert L. Schmidt
Larimer County
McManus
Alameda
Calif
Casper
Wyo
Janica Kirby
Greeley
Beatrice Foods Company
Davis Agency
University of Denver
Beta Theta Pi Fraternity
American Legion
Last Patrol
American, Legion
Rotary
PCR
Trinity Episcopal Church
Michael
Patty
Ryan
George Juares
San Jose
Henry McManus
Temple City
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Macy-Allnutt Morluaties
John McManus
U S Fishermen Protest Actions Of Red Trawlers
In Juneau a Coast Guard spokesman says five American king crab boats reported Russian vessels harassing gear in fishing grounds southwest of Kodiak Island. The incidents occurred over the weekend and involved damage to gear as sailors described deliberate actions by Red Trawlers or Soviets.
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U.S
Juneau
Masko Cma
Bing Eral
Kodiak Jeland
17Th C Guard
Coast Guard
Area Beet Harvest To Start Oct 1 In Weld County
Harvest of sugar beets in Weld County begins Oct 1 with main harvest starting Oct 4. Greeley and Eaton factories plan campaigns in Kuner Kersey La Salle Gilcrest Loveland Longmont Kort Morgan districts. Greeley Eaton Windsor Brighton begin three days later. The Hereford station starts at growers convenience.
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Weld County
Oey
Lee Builer
Greeley
Eaton
Loveland
Kuner
Kersey
la Salle
Gilcvest
Longmont
Kort
Morgan
Kennedy Names New Postmaster General Pick
President Kennedy selects Gronuuski a Polish American tax official from Wisconsin to become postmaster general. The nomination follows the resignation of the prior general and faces Senate review with further details to be submitted.
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Kennedy
Twich
Vali
Gronguski
Sidney
Wye
Nhl Bee
Lannie County Sheriff's
Sid
Gromouski
Horn
Taxilion
Carmella Atapat
Lowe
Tom
Wisconsin
Jan-lderesrten
Ima
Jresearch
Harold Conine
Madison
Wis
Cheyenne
Tasis
Bell
Rogers Plans Washington Water Talks
Rep Byron Rogers of Colorado returned to Washington after saying he would meet Interior and other department officials to discuss water diversion in the Dillon Dam. He hopes federal agencies will agree to Denver’s request to prioritize water for Denver and noted correspondence and Denver’s offer to exchange water have not been fully considered.
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Denverapy
Byron Rogers
Colo
Washington
Interio
Dillon Dam
Denver
Roger
Isi
Thiol
Laos Battle Flares Spark New Crisis
In Vientiane clashes erupt as Pathet Lao forces clash with right wing factions. One civilian and a right wing troop are reported wounded or dead amid fighting across the capital. Officials say preparations were made to fly international delegates, while radio and government offices are reportedly disrupted.
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Vientiane
le Tabs
Americ van Embassy
Munday Silly Pene
Pathet Jao
Suuvaina Phau
New York
UN General Assembly
Hans
Hainei
Sserhir
Joop
Viet Police Arrest 750 More Pupils
Saigon reports indicate Viet Police moved into high schools and forcibly removed pupils who participated in strikes. The military governor warned parents they would be held financially responsible for their children's actions and may face charges, including possible courts martial and death sentences for repeat offenders. Brigadier General Ton That Linh ordered reserves and control measures to quell demonstrations.
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Hein
Wallace Order
Mobile
Thui Jlawyers
Birmingham
Niger Gou
Ramsay ‘Igh
Suskegee
Negrart
West Enoigh School
Cal
al Lingo
Linga
Liyngst Jackson
Due Bolan
U.S
West Jtud
Lingo
Dolan
Wallace
Auslice Department
John Doar
Tuskegee
Bill Jones
Wallaca
Advisin
National Guard
Sirquughwm
Saigon
Ngo Dinh Dion
Fon
Linh
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Ar Towning
Otto Oster
Aszt
Carroll Long
Gerry Deming
Park-O Lama
Tribune
Jimi Hitch
Maracalbo
Venezuela
Aim
Great Western
Barorada
E. of
New Merchants Association
Robert & McNamara
Ietter
Treasury
Jfk
Ike
Fong Seersis
Adren Cooper
Hobsville
Hereford
Rogers Plans
Washington Water Talks
Laos
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