City Sewage Problem Prompts State Health Demand
Health Department finds Greeley in violation of state standards over undrained sewage discharges into the Poudre River. City ordered to file plans by October 1 while Sept. 17 council session slated to address zoning. experts cite four million gallon daily capacity and calls for a new single sewage plant.
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Kennedy halts draft of married men and school boundary shift
President Kennedy signed an executive order halting induction of married men, shifting the draft pool toward single men and delaying fatherhood exemptions. In other news, Jackson Elementary and Brentwood Elementary in District Six will share a revised boundary line effective Wednesday, moving west to balance enrollments. The change follows a petition by parents and board consideration.
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School Board To Get Building Progress Report
The Greeley School Board will meet at 7 30 p m Wednesday in Heath Junior High School with a regular monthly progress report from the district architect on school construction. Other items include teacher resignations and appointments, enrollment figures, a high school sewer contract discussion, a migrant education facilities reimbursement resolution, and a review of advertising solicitation in student publications. John K R Clayton will present a citizens committee sign or progress report. The continued use of Mechar Junior High School is on the agenda.
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Denver Must Answer Sewage Dumping Charge
The Denver Board of Health charged the city with violating state health standards by discharging improperly treated sewage into the South Platte River, blamed for Barr Lake pollution. The city must halt dumping into the Burlington Ditch and report actions to abate violations until the metropolitan Denver sewage disposal project is completed in the late 1960s.
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Ways and Means Approves Kennedy Tax Cut Bill
The House Ways and Means Committee formally approved President Kennedy's $11 billion tax cut legislation by a final vote of 117 to 8. A strict party-line vote of 15 to 10 directed Chairman Wilbur D Mills to introduce the bill after more than a year of work, with minor amendments remaining. The measure would cut personal and corporate income taxes and is aimed at starting in January with withholdings.
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Senators near split on test ban treaty vote
An Associated Press survey shows 27 senators oppose or doubt the limited nuclear test ban treaty, with 12 opposed or tied to committee votes and 15 listed as doubtful. If this lineup holds, ratification could reach a comfortable 67 votes, as the Senate resumes debate.
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Tree of 'Trees' To Be Cut Down
New Brunswick New Jersey AP reports the Ki mer oak is scheduled for removal on September 1 and time will have triumphed.
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Kennedy Urges Patience on Viet War Ratification Debate
A fragmented report recalls President Kennedy urging patience on Vietnam policy as lawmakers from both parties show varied stances. It notes Democrats and Republicans with differing positions, including Byrd and Eastland among the veterans, and mentions several senators cited as opposing or undecided on ratification.
Desegregation tensions flare as troops deployed
U.S. federalized National Guardsmen moved to Birmingham Mobile and Tuskegee to enforce school desegregation after President Kennedy stripped Governor Wallace of control. At Birmingham’s West End High School violence erupted with boycotts and clashes as police and deputies restored order. Across Mobile and Tuskegee four and two pupils entered desegregated schools amid minor arrests and largely orderly scenes. Officials watched federal enforcement and preparations continued for possible further action to maintain calm during the start of inter racial school days. Kennedy urged patience in Vietnam in a televised interview, warning against abrupt withdrawals and stressing continued support for reform efforts.
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Weather Summary From Local Stations
The report shows temperatures for Tuesday with high 79 and low 52 at Great Western, high 90 and low 41 at Public Service, and high 77 with low to be determined for College. Observations cover 24 hours ending Tuesday morning.
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JFK Sees Tax Cut and Recession Insurance Debate
President Kennedy promotes an $11 billion tax cut as key to boosting business and consumer incentives while arguing the deficit outlook depends on enacted measures. He cautions delaying action risks uncertainty and missed opportunities, amid recession fears and forecasts for fiscal 1964.
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Court Voids Priority Well Water Claims
The Coloradyy Supreme Court ruled Monday that underground water is tributary to flowing streams for appropriation laws. The majority reversed Mesa County officials who argued for prior ownership of underground water, with Justice Prank Hill dissenting.
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Kennedy News Conference Set for Thursday
President Kennedy will hold a news conference Thursday at 4 p.m. Eastern Daylight Time. The session is billed as a regular briefing with reporters invited to ask questions on current events and policy developments.
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Holdup Victim Feels Honesty Will Prevail
A crime report reflects a victim’s belief that honesty will triumph after a bank holdup. The account notes the suspect fled in a van, used checks and receipts, and the victim recalls the assailant joking about the risk of detection while handling money and credit instruments.
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Kennedy Plans Wallace Arrest in Alabama Row
Governor George C. Wallace accuses President Kennedy of moving to jail him by federalizing the National Guard as Wallace considers running in upcoming presidential primaries. He says Kennedy forces aim to jail Alabama’s governor, while Kennedy plans to command the state’s guard.
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State Tax Valuations Show Hike in 1963 Colorado
Colorado property tax valuations rise to about 230 million dollars as the state Tax Commission reports increases for 1963. Local counties, schools, and governments see higher assessments while utilities gain about 13.35 million in real and personal property valuations.
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