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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1963
Page
3
A 1963 Greeley Daily Tribune column questions whether nuclear war can be averted and argues for rebuilding and practical defense. It compares disease cures, war fears, and tax policies, urging immediate action to support development, housing, and public works in Greeley and beyond.
A devotional line cites Numbers 6 24 25 declaring blessing and peace. The text offers a short blessing invoking the Lord to bless, keep, turn his face toward, and grant peace.
The Urban League, based in Los Angeles, launches a nationwide Negro employment clearing house and training program called the skills bank. It aims to raise access to skilled work for Negro workers by improving education and training to reduce economic inequality and boost job prospects across the country.
A government long range plan for ocean exploration promises much longer term benefit though officials say it will not create immediate upheaval. The program envisions underwater laboratories, new ships and submersibles, and zones of cultured marine life to enhance future mineral and biological wealth.
A Tribune reader questions public construction funding and insurance, asks why safety measures are not saved for, and warns of rising tensions and weapons buildup suggesting imminent nuclear risk.
Fragmented crossword style clues and scattered terms appear from a page section. Items include names like Keats and locations such as Warsaw. Puzzle hints cover nouns verbs adjectives and place references in a historic newspaper context.
A cryptogram sample shows letter substitutions and two quoted phrases. It mentions daily coda letters, three Ls and two Os, plus named cryptogram examples and a puzzle by King Features Syndicate.
Fragmented OCR text discusses race tensions and U S Marines in Haiti during 1915, referencing President Wilson, graft, dictatorship, and long term Caribbean governance. It notes Haiti's population around four million, island division Hispaniola, and political unrest amid foreign involvement.
Washington reports on Haiti's leader Francois Duvalier, facing exile, mass arrests, and opposition. U S relations fluctuated after a brief thaw, with the dictator consolidating power, purging officers, and relying on a loyal militia as Haiti endures internal turmoil and strained finances.
The ad promotes a gas furnace that claims to heat the entire home efficiently in cold weather. It emphasizes comfort and the avoidance of inadequate or old heating systems.
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