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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1971
Page
2
An editorial page piece analyzes belief themes drawing on biblical phrasing and moral reflection. The item comments on faith and mortality with interpretive analysis and editorial tone.
China's delegation arrived in New York with friendly words but soon delivered speeches accusing the US and USSR, aligning with the third world. U.S. Ambassador George Bush called the attack typical, and White House officials sharpened their stance, signaling the new forum may expose China’s long‑standing foreign policy views and provoke broader reactions among delegates.
In Mexico City Hal Boyle notes his own trek mirroring Hernan Cortes from Veracruz to the capital. He details chaotic prep, mislaid gear, bemused locals, and a chaotic journey with his son, ending as his wife jokes about the eccentric Gringo in knickers watching from the window.
A letter argues that a promised sales tax would not lower property taxes and warns that the 1 plus mill levy increase will lead to future higher levies. The writer claims there is no limitation or protection against ongoing tax hikes.
A reader questions why a $19.7 million new construction investment raises taxes when added to the tax base. They cite welfare funding as a right and critique welfare dependence, urging gratitude and describing welfare as a social provision funded by workers. The writer argues for limits on property taxes and critiques current tax ratios.
A Norton Stinson led group bought full page ads in The Los Angeles Times and four other papers charging Vice President Agnew with calling Rep. McCloskey a Benedict Arnold. The push aims to spur donations to McCloskey’s NH primary campaign against Nixon, with ads run after Agnew’s remarks about party loyalty.
The Lash biography confirms Franklin D. Roosevelt’s deep but non sexual bond with Lucy Mercer and later widowed Winthrop Rutherfurd, with Eleanor Roosevelt offering “freedom” yet preserving the marriage. The narrative, though old fashioned, frames these liaisons as pivotal yet non scandalous in the Roosevelt saga.
The narrator recalls a five hour trip from Baja to Los Angeles when his Airedale vanished near Bocana. After a fruit delivery pause, locals and a passing American identify a dog matching the description. The dog bounds to the car, and the owner learns the dog’s name is Fleetwood Pugsley, called Jake by the locals.
A cluttered history roundup notes key dates across centuries. It references wars with Japan in 1061, Eli Whitney’s birth in 1765, Washington crossing the Delaware in 1770, AFL convention in 1968, and other world events including a 1953 census shift in U.S. city rankings.
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