President Johnson Visits Damaged Southeast After Dora
President Johnson flew from Washington to assess hurricane Dorax damage in Georgia and Florida. Federal inspectors surveyed the battered coast from St. Augustine to Jacksonville Beach while lawmakers pressed for federal relief and residents prepared for cleanup amid approaching Hurricane Et.
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Jacksonville
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Washington
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Georgia
Edward A. McDermott
St. Augustine
Jacksonville Beach
Jacksonville Naval
Florida
Dorax
George E. Reedy
White House
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Lely
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Dora
Edwards Modern Living to Close After 20 Years
The business founded by Hamoors for the O GS Edwards and later run by the Waters couple will shut Saturday evening after 20 years in appliance and housewares. Waters plans to reopen a small appliance repair service. Mrs. Waters led Fashion Bar and later joined the Modern Living store. Police pistol matches and Colorado Open Pistol events are noted as part of the community calendar with regional teams from Greeley and surrounding areas participating.
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Edwards Maderm
Will Cee Hamoors
O. GS
Edwards
Waterses
Waters
Western Auto
Richard, Waters
Greeley
Roswell
N.M
Gambles
Modern Living
Fashion
Joslin
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Singer Sewing Center
Iowa Highway
Des Moines
Towa
Polee
Nenver Patie Colorado Springs Police
Airis Force Academy
Coloradio
Dow Chemical Co
Port Collins
Wilbur Toss
Don Hughes
Donaldit Strickland
Creeley Police Benéfity “Association
Mitches
American Legion
Central High To Host Leadership Workshop Saturday
Central High will host a leadership workshop for students from nine conti... schools. Registration starts 8:40 a.m. with colors and allegiance ceremony. Shirley Peyton of Greeley Central will give the innovation, followed by a welcome by Principal Rubert Turner.
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Taveley Central High
iNortheen
Shirley Peyton
Greeley Central
Rubert Turner
Prin Tcipal
Hospital's Special Tax Levy Extended
FRANK COLOHAN reports that Weld County Commissioners extended the 0.25 mill levy for the Weld County General Hospital’s fifth floor expansion and new surgeries. Trustees approved a $360,000 modernization plan including 20 more beds, expanded way department, and health department space, with partial federal funding expected under Will-Durton.
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Frank Colohan
Weld County
General Hospital
Way Department
Weld County Health Department
George N. Stout
Love Names Law Respect Committee
Governor Love appoints a seven member panel to study ways to reverse rising crime and traffic deaths and to foster greater respect for the law. Members include Edward C. King Denver district judge and Colorado Bar Association president, Rev. Paul Narén, Dist. Judge Robert Fullerton, Dr. Forbes Bottomley, Robert de Kieffer, Warden Harry Tinsley, and Dist. Judge Hilbert Schauer.
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Denver
John Lovell
Love
Paul Naren
Augustana Litheran Church
Robert ‘Fullerton
Forbes
Bottomley
Jefferson County
Robert de Keiffer
University
of Colorado
Harry Tinsley
Colorado Penitentiary and Dist
Hilbert Schauer
Fort Morgan
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CU Coed Injured in Auto Mishap
Rangely Colorado AP report of 21 year old University of Colorado student Miss Lord from London in serious condition after car crash near Rangely. Hospital declines details to protect family privacy while Cyril Lord, British carpet magnate, travels toward New York to reach her bedside. The accident occurred Wednesday near Artesia about 16 miles from Rangely in extreme northwestern Colorado.
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Rangely, Coli
Margot Lord
University Ofolorado
London
Rangely District Hospital
Miss Lord
Cyril Lord
New York
Artesia
Tom
Colorado
Former Greeley Resident Dies
Raymon Walter, 54, longtime Greeley area resident, died Wednesday at the Veterans Administration Hospital in Cheyenne. Services will be held at 2:90 pm Saturday at Wieder-s Palm Chapel in Cheyenne. He is survived by his wife Alyse a daughter Mrs Jears feare of Greeley a brother Chris also of Greeley and a daughter Mrs David Wilson of Denver. Walter was born in Fort Collins and later lived in Greeley.
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Greeley
Wiederspalm
Cheyenne
Wyo
Raymon Walter
Veterans Administration Hospital
Cheyune
Alyse
Jears Feare Af
Greeley Doctor Heads Colorado Cancer Society
Dr William M Boyd of Greeley was chosen president of the Colorado division of the American Cancer Society at a meeting of the executive committee and directors. A report showed Colorado residents gave 401536 during the Cancer Crusade last April, the highest volume in the crusade's history.
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Denver
William M. Boyd
Greeley
Fie Beerse
American ‘Cancer Society
Colorado
D Anderson Honored by CPA Society
D Anderson of Greeley received a silver medal from the Colorado Society of Certified Public Accountants for top ratings on the last CPA exam. His scores earned a National CPA Institute scroll for placing among the nation’s top 10 of over 14,000 candidates. Anderson, son of Mr and Mrs Robert Anderson of Greeley, is a 1960 graduate of Greeley High School and CU with multiple honors. he and his wife Kathy now live in New York where he is employed. He plans to pursue further graduate work at Harvard or Stanford.
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Douglas R. Anderson
Greeley
Colorado Society of Certified Piaze Accountants
National
CPA Institute
Anderson
Robert BR. Anderson
Greeley High School
Boelleher Foundation
Colorado University
Colorado Society of Cpas
Haskins and Sonis
Aviversion
Kathy
New York
Harvard
Stanford Uni
Greeley Chosen as Center for CAP Weekend Exercise
The Colorado Civil Air Patrol selects Greeley airport as mission headquarters for a two day CAP exercise. Col Arthur Putz announced the training program brings over 1 900 Coloradans into a simulated search with alert operations, ground units, Jeeps and emergency gear coordinated from a temporary base. Major Harold Warr notes CAP units across the state will participate and practice full scale operations under Air Force direction.
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Greeley
Colorado Civil Air Patrol
Arthur Putz
Colorado Cap
CAP
Colorado
Civil Air Patrol
Air Force
Pulz
Warr
Harold Warr
Group IV
Boulder
Ort Collins
Longmont
Colovar
Bicycle Parade and Rodeo Set for Saturday Morning
A bicycle parade and skill ride for youths aged 6 to 14 is planned for Saturday morning. The parade forms at Miller's Super Market parking lot and starts at 9, proceeding to Linear Park. Six to ten, eight to nine, and ten to fourteen age groups compete, with eight bicycles awarded plus dolls, sports gear, and rods as prizes.
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Miller's Super Market
Ath Ave
16Th Ft
Linear Park
Mill, Ave
7 St
Johnson Keeps Denver Visit Rumor Quiet
President Johnson plans likely appearances next week in the United States and Canada. He will speak to the International Association of Machinists in Miami on Tuesday, with possible stops in Nashville and Louisville. Talks place him near Denver Colorado Conua and Chicago en route home.
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Washington
Johnson
Uni
Miami
Fla
International Association of Machinists
Nashville
Fenn
Louisville
Barry Goldwater Critiques Supreme Court Power
Senator Barry Goldwater argues the Supreme Court has overstepped its bounds by not restraining itself to constitutional limits. He says law should evolve through legislatures and Congress, not the court, and calls for a return to limited government while campaigning in Illinois and Washington.
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Sen
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Goldwater
Supreme Court
Supreme Cort
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Rockford
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Washington
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Justings
Fort Lupton Youth Dies in Gun Mishap
Fort Lupton William Cozad of Fort Lupton died from an accidental gunshot wound while handling a rifle at home. The 9A graduate of Fort Lupton High School planned to attend Colorado State University on a scholarship. Services will be held Monday at 2 pm from Fort Lupton ME Church with interment at Hillside Cemetery. Survivors include his parents Carla Raoy siblings and extended family. Funeral arrangements are being handled by Tunction Martiary.
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William 4. Cozad
Fort Lupton
Charles Lane Gien
Young Cozad
Willison W. Covad
Ben
Denver
Fort Lupton High Scheal
Colorado State Univn
Fort Lupton ME Charel
Terment
Carla Raoy
Kate Cozad
Way
Latfon
Port Lupton
Tunction Martiary
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Pact Signing Sparks Row Over TV Ad In 1964 Campaign
Washington AP report says Democratic and Republican party chairs signed a fair campaign pledge then argued over a televised ad. Republican Dean Burch criticized a spot showing a girl picking daisies followed by a nuclear blast and urging support for President Johnson amid alleged insinuations.
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Ragsdale Jr
Washington
Dean Burch
John Balless
Wale Campaign Practices Committee
Bureh
Johnson
John Wy
Sen
Goldwater
Burch
Britain Sends 4 Warships To Malaysia
AP dispatch reports Britain ordered four warships to Singapore to bolster the Far East Fleet amid Southeast Asia tensions. A Royal Navy spokesman said the ships including the Warivates and two desk shold would arrive within a week to reinforce Malaysia guarding duties, following an airlift of a 360 main waitiaircraft regiment from Germany.
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Singapore
Britain
Mediterranean
Malaysia
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