Word: colorado
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...Simultaneously, the Republican Coordinating Committee rushed into the act. Twenty-six members of the 36-man policymaking panel had been at work on a riot paper, drafted by two-time G.O.P. Presidential Candidate Thomas E. Dewey, Florida Representative William Cramer (author of the House-passed antiriot bill) and Colorado Governor John Love. Accusing Lyndon Johnson of a good share of responsibility for the state of anarchy that prevailed in the nation's riot-torn cities, it also hinted that a conspiracy was behind the disorder...
Physicist Edward Condon, a highly respected former director of the National Bureau of Standards, agreed last October to head an Air Force-financed scientific team at the University of Colorado that will attempt to evaluate some of Project Blue Book's most intriguing unidentified cases. At the same time, Astronomer J. Allen Hynek, director of Northwestern University's Dearborn Observatory and the Air Force's longtime consultant on UFOs, wrote a significant letter to Science. (Had he spoken out earlier, Hynek says, "I would have been regarded as a nut.") In the letter, he took his fellow...
...COLORADO SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL, Boulder, Colo. A Midsummer Night's Dream, Henry VI, Part 1, and Titus Andronicus. Aug. 5 through...
...Republicans have three of these too. They are Washington's Daniel Evans, 41, who won an upset victory in 1964; Rhode Island's John Chafee, 44, who captured his third term last November with a 63% majority despite a 3-to-l Democratic registration edge; and Colorado's John Love, 50, now in his second term. Evans, who promoted prosperity by luring new industries and tirelessly plugging the state's products, has managed to boost spending for education and welfare while economizing on administrative expenses. Chafee has steered through a Democratic legislature a dazzling assortment...
California will command 86 delegates at next summer's Republican convention and 40 electoral votes. Washington will have 24 convention delegates and nine electoral votes; Colorado 18 and six; Rhode Island 14 and four. Such a disadvantage, says Chafee, "is hard to overcome...