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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1963
Page
6
A holiday department notice describes a basketball managers meeting on December 3 at the Community Building 701 10th Ave. All teams likely to enter should have managers present to finalize plans.
Washington AP reports a White House economy drive may delay expansion of federal programs and force curtailment of others. Budget officials ordered a thorough review of next fiscal year appropriations and personnel to identify further reductions, with results due by Friday. President Johnson targets 98.8 to 109 billion for next year, with Wheat legislation looming to prevent a net income drop for growers in 1964.
A chaotic chapter follows Jeremy Miss Jo and Sissy as they skate toward Santa Land across a frozen river in a winter wonderland. They face falls river bends and fatigue while a gorilla track mystery nags nearby from Montevallo Alabama.
Argentina asks Spain to extradite former dictator Juan Peron, now living in Madrid since 1960 exile, to face criminal charges. Foreign Office says request will be processed under Spanish law. report mentions Argentina’s new president Artur Tiá.
A dance for Greeley High students hosted by the Gresley Recreation Division and Greeley Elks Lodge 808 runs 9:30 to 11:30 p.m. at the Elks Ballroom with music by The Panics. Indoor driving range at 710 11th Ave operates weekdays 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and 7 p.m. to 10 p.m., rental 25 cents per half hour, under-18 require parent present. A dry land ski session at the Community Building drew over 100 attendees guided by Don Leonard with a ski movie on Olympians and gear displays from local shops.
Transfer tax notes state revenue stamps on real estate transfers are set at 1.10 dollars per thousand, applicable to property deeds and related instruments in Weld County. The statement clarifies the current stamping rate for transfer documents.
Hawaii will enact a Fair Employment Practices Act barring job discrimination based on race sex age religion color or ancestry with enforcement beginning January 1 1964 Alfred Laureta the state labor director says discrimination exists and the law will outlaw biased employment practices shown in ads for executive secretaries bookkeepers and station attendants among others
In Honolulu AP report a long list of errors shows a student from Ashland High found his lost pet, a skunk, had been taken to a neighbor’s yard weeks earlier. The story mentions HC&D and a local firm with a drayhorse in dispute over the animal’s return and company names cited in the confusion.
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