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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1972
Page
2
A brief devotional quotation shifts to prayerful reflection from Psalm 19 14. The text asks for acceptable words and meditation before God acknowledging Him as Strength and Redeemer in a concise spiritual note.
The American Medical Association abandons opposition to the federal peer review law applied to government sponsored care. It will create an advisory committee to advocate for proper PSRO implementation to safeguard public and professional interests. Brava for the reform.
Weather officials note unusually low sea temperatures and a stubborn intertropical convergence zone near the equator as factors, yet NHC director Robert Simpson says these conditions are excuses, not explanations, for the quiet season. Researchers seek the real cause behind the calm.
In a rare on the record moment Premier Chou En Lai hosts a journalist in the Great Hall of the People. He voices concern over Vietnam ceasefire delays and expresses respect for Nixon and Kissinger while signaling deeper thoughts left unsaid after a three hour conversation.
The item lists historical moments on this date including Roosevelt's appeal to Hirohito before Pearl Harbor, Lincoln taking a House seat, a deadly Halifax collision, repeal of Prohibition era liquor surges, Eisenhower named to Europe invasion, AFL-CIO ousting Teamsters, and Rhodesia sanctions. Also notes birthdays and a political commentary on Chinese leadership and global power dynamics.
A garbled OCR snippet lists the Greeley Daily Tribune and Greeley Republican publications with fragmented names and affiliations. It mentions postage details, subscription rates, and associations such as the Colorado Press Association, with references to Tribune Republican Publishing and local unions.
President Nixon enters a transition period at Camp David shaping plans for a leaner government and a restructured foreign and domestic policy. He aims to cut federal employment, rebalance decision making, and pursue troop reductions in Vietnam and Korea. Talks with Kissinger and Haig frame a broad reorganization and preparations for the January address and State of the Union.
Two Republican members apologize to George Brooks for Huth Johnson remarks about Banks and party alignment. They note Brooks won by 346 votes in a district with about 2,100 voters, and express regret over mischaracterizations in the Tribune article. Address includes 2110 7th Ave.
Western Europe endures one of its worst inflation bouts with 5.5 percent in West Germany, 56 percent in Italy, and 7 percent in Holland. The Common Market average sits near 6 percent, Britain faces 17 percent wage hikes and price rises, prompting wage and price controls.
Democratic figures clash over who can be acceptable as chairman with Jean Westwood offering to resign for a compromise. Robert Strauss insists he is not a replacement. King Hussein foresees peace efforts as Arab leaders discuss Middle East tensions. Irish leaders urge referendum on the Catholic Church's role to remove special position. A government report criticizes television set advertising for unreliable consumer information.
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