California fires scorch Santa Barbara and Montecito homes
A fast spreading brush fire near Santa Barbara and Montecito destroyed homes and forced evacuations. An army of 1600 men including county, state, and Mexican labor fought flames, with ten airplanes dropping retardant. Officials reported 29 to 30 homes destroyed and tens of thousands of acres burned. Governor Brown viewed the damage as a terrible sight.
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Hurricane Gladys Threatens Northeast Coast
New York AP report says Gladys weakened from a hurricane to a tropical storm as it moved 230 miles southeast of Nantucket. Coastal areas from Maine to New Jersey faced gale warnings, high tides, and beach erosion with winds near 50 to 60 mph and dangerous surf. Evacuations plans were ready along the coast, with sandbags, stores of food and water, and emergency lighting distributed. The storm shifted northeast toward the Atlantic, possibly sparing the coast but causing erosion on beaches from North Carolina to Massachusetts.
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Four Men Rescued From A Test Room
In a Nevada mine accident four workers were trapped in an 1800 foot deep test shaft while wiring a room for an underground atomic test. They were rescued after a long operation and reported in good condition.
Accused Slayer Pleads Insanity In Wyoming
Jackson Wyo AP An Drew Pisley 20 charged with slaying Chicago area girls pleaded insanity by reason of insanity at arraignment. Judge ordered observation at Evanston state mental hospital for 300 days. No trial date set. Pisley from Dallas Oregon is charged with two counts of first degree murder. Deborrah McAuliffe 12 and Cyn di 4 were found beaten to death in a motel. They had been raped. Police said Pisley was in the room and claimed memory loss. The girls vacationed in the Jackson area with their parents. The father was a final client judge. The plea was entered by attorney Robert Hulmith.
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Seven felled by chlorine gas at Castle Rock
Seven people at Douglas County High School were overcome by escaped chlorine gas when a custodian, Williar Pickens, 58, was changing an outside tank attached to the school water supply. The fumes spread to the cafeteria as ventilation fans pulled the gas through. All were released after treatment at Denver General Hospital, per Principal Oliver Matuay.
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Weather summary shows variable temperatures across regions
The report notes 1 pm temperature of 61 and 24 hour trends. Western areas expect highs near 72 and lows around 60s, with ranges from 70s to 90s elsewhere. Five day forecast calls for mostly fair, near normal temperatures with minimal changes, highs in 60s to 80s and lows in 30s to 50s, mountains cooler, Wyoming northeast partly cloudy and generally fair through midweek.
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Fort Morgan and Sterling to Build Packing Plants
Fort Morgan and Sterling plan a 30000 plant in Fort Morgan to employ 38 people, with backing from Colorado Nebraska and Missouri investors. Key Colorado figures include Tom Copper of Fort Morgan and Seckler Peed Yards, and BE Sonnenberg & Song of Sterling.
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Polio Protection Emphasis Urged For Youngsters
Public Health Service and Surgeon General Luther L. Ferry urged Wednesday intensified polio immunization for infants in their first year and for young children through mass programs. The advisory committee recommended limiting oral vaccine for older teens and adults to specific high risk situations.
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Plans for a half million Fairacres project announced
Frank M. Weller of Geasley Tuesday announced a half million building project for Fairacres south of 18th Street across Weld County General Hospital between 17th and 18th Avenues. The plan includes two brick and stone apartment buildings with 25 units each, a 100 bed retirement manor, a medical building, sun decks, a lake, ample parking, and office suites with modern interiors.
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Barry Goldwater Warns Johnson Policy Risks Nation
Senator Barry Goldwater told a Dallas audience that President Johnson's defense and spending plans threaten a "national death by own action." He accused Democrats of pressuring tax changes and defense cuts to fund subsidies, urging stronger deterrence and opposing wartime economic shifts. He cited a possible $5 billion General Dynamics contract and alleged IRS pressure letters.
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LBJ urges justice courage and compassion at union rally
President Johnson appealed for unity and moral action amid rising fear and intolerance. He urged Americans to choose the center over fringe extremes, champion the Golden Rule, and support freedom against extremism. He spoke to AFL-CIO unions by closed-circuit TV and cautioned that the nation faces a pivotal November election.
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Dem Headquarters Open Tonight for Moonlight Event
Democrats at 933 South Ave will keep headquarters open tonight from 7 20 to 6 30 pm for a Moonlight gathering. Free coffee will be offered to attendees wishing to drop in.
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Sherwood Subject of Time Article at Greeley School
Time Magazine features Sherwood School in a September issue with two photographs, noting carpet replacements valued at about 21000 dollars. Principal Dr Testie Crimes defends the project, saying it reduces distractions and aids learning. District reports show 2500 dollars invested in carpeting across three schools after tax benefits and grants.
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