Minuteman Missile Success Signals New Era
CAPE KENNEDY FLA AP report describes the Minuteman 2 test flight and its expanded range toward China and Russia, noting speed, underground silos, and a program of 86 planned missiles to serve as a major deterrent into the mid-1960s amid broader U.S. rail labor tensions and strike threats across the country. The article also covers wage disputes and an emergency board set to study potential railroad worker strikes.
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Board Considers Meeker Jr High Property Future
The district education board weighs selling or retaining the Meeker Jr High site. Options include renovating the 5th Ave building for classrooms, moving or razing facilities, or keeping Meeker as a school to serve current and future enrollment, with cost figures to be prepared and community input sought.
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Weather snapshot for mountain and western states
Fragmented weather notes describe highs around 73 to 88, variably warm with cooler mornings. Wyoming shows partly cloudy skies with fair to increasing winds, elevations rising toward the high mountains, while the Gravigen divide area faces changing conditions and possible warmer conditions east of the divide.
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District Six Bus System Faces Budget Increase
The school board discussed diverting funds from the general fund to buy buses in a year with rising enrollments. Dr. Leslie K Grimes reported nearly half the increase stems from junior high students and that another bus is needed as the current standby bus is aging and overextended.
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Mrs Littlet Named to State Mental Board by Governor Love
Weld County representative Kathleen alidlor of Greeley was named to the State Coordinating Actvis ty Board of the Department of Institutions in the field of mental retardation. The group, created by legislation, will oversee programs and buses for disabled children in Colorado. Mrs Littler chaired the organizational meeting and the board includes members from multiple state departments and organizations. Weld County operates a program integrating Trainable and United Cerebral Palsy services at the former Central School building under the Will project.
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Elks Open House At New Greeley Clubhouse
The Elks invite the public to an open house at their new clubhouse on Reservoir Road, 138 acres southwest of Greeley. From 8 a m to 8 p m on September 27 and November 4 the will offer tours of facilities including a ballroom dining room lounges game rooms reading room and a swimming pool golf course and small lake. The lodge moved into the building this month and a formal dedication will follow in the fall.
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California Flames Drive Mass Evacuations Near Santa Barbara
A vast brush fire near Santa Barbara forced mass evacuations, burning at least 20 homes and threatening new housing north of Goleta. Gusty winds and shifting flames spread toward Goleta area and estates in Montecito as officials worked to gauge containment and shelter evacuees.
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Warren Commission Report Presented to Johnson in White House
Washington AP President Johnson received the Warren Commission report on Kennedy's assassination in a Cabinet Room briefing. Chief Justice Warren led the panel through the four inch volume with Allen Dulles John J McCloy and other members, as Johnson promised to share findings with the American people and world.
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Divers Seek Autoist in Colo. River
Glenwood Springs residents reported a car plunged into the Colorado River four miles east of Glenwood Springs on Wednesday night. The driver reportedly escaped, with Ronald Lesh of Glenwood Springs identified among those in the vehicle.
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National Coin Week Chairman to Speak at Colorado Convention
Richard F. Bronson, secretary of the Greeley Coin Club, announced that Jack Kowh of Phoenix, chair of National Coin Week, will be guest speaker at the Colorado Numismatic Association convention banquet in Greeley. Kowh, Panama Pacific Northwest Numismatic Association vice president, will discuss The Future of the ANA Holds for You. The convention draws hundreds of coin collectors to Greeley with auctions, exhibits, and educational events, including a sale featuring a 1792 silver trade dollar and a 1909 Lincoln cent.
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Apportionment Compromise Approved Amid Senate Clash
The Senate narrowly approves a Mansfield Mansfield substitute to delay reapportionment amid a filibuster over Dirksen plans. The vote signals a push to end the long dispute as Congress eyes an early adjournment while debate shifts to a related foreign aid bill.
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