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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1963
Page
3
A fragmented OCR reads like a staff notebooks page from the Greeley Daily Tribune with stray names, figures, and notes about circulation, production, and editorial staff. It mentions the Circulation Desk, pension or pay figures, and internal postings, suggesting a draft or internal listing rather than a finished article.
A religious verse reflecting trust in divine deliverance from Ps 22 5, urging faith in God during hardship.
Lyle Liggett and C. W. McMillan led cattlemen in Eaton urging the United States to raise tariffs on beef imports rather than cut the three cents per pound duty. They warned Australia and New Zealand could erode U.S. gains, noting vast grazing land and lower costs, risking grain farmers and farm labor in 1962 import scenarios.
The piece argues computer stocks rise from ongoing innovations. It highlights magnetic tape libraries for legal research and the future of payroll and retail banking via centralized computer systems that transfer worker records, charge accounts, and automate payments, suggesting rapid near-term adoption.
The city discusses installing current-bearing wire along ledges and crevices to deter birds inhabiting a 100,000 square foot area. Officials aim to preserve a newly cleaned facade and reduce bird droppings, with the system expected to deliver a humane hot foot to landing birds. The measure appears in municipal engineering reports and is covered by McGraw-Hill publications.
A New York AP feature profiles Diahann Carroll, tracing her rise from singing at six to Broadway and TV stardom, noting her divorce and her parents’ steady support. It contrasts her success with family independence and recalls political history through brief, scattered references.
The article reviews historic shifts in who may assume the presidency if the president dies or resigns. It notes Truman’s proposals to abolish the 1886 act and restore congressional officers in line, and recalls key changes from 1792, 1886, and 1947 detailing presidents pro tempore and cabinet succession.
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