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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1963
Page
13
A retrospective look at 1963 chronicles JFKs assassination and national mourning, civil rights push, and space-age milestones while noting births, royal shifts, and cultural shifts. It highlights Hope Cookes loss, Maria Goeppert Mayers Nobel, and Elizabeth Taylors Broadway concerns alongside global events and optimism as the year closed.
Members of WSCS gathered at Town Hall for a covered dish dinner and banner. The program, led by Mrs. Paul Halland and Mrs. J A Nicks, included prayers, a Nativity play, and songs by junior and senior choirs, marking the fifteenth anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
AP reports television novelty shows such as Tell It to The Camera fail to provoke laughs as viewers and the public reveal pet peeves and vanity. Funt’s approach contrasts with Candid Camera while NBC’s Lucia di Lammermoor offers an English mishmash rendition of Verdi.
In Alma Ata, M. Maflynov, a snack bar worker linked to a gang that stole more than $330,000 in meat, was shot for theft. The Kazhakstan Pravda report, dated Thursday, details the case and notes the bite of justice in Moscow.
Walter Margulies of an international marketing firm predicts home TV shopping will replace routine purchases within a decade. Consumers will view product tapes, order by phone, and have items shipped from centralized warehouses, with expensive items delivered by direct vans. Large stores will focus on specialty lines while credit billing via telephone firms expands. In industry circles the shift is seen as a capital investment challenge driven by demand for convenience. SYDNEY Australians advised to get anti anthrax shots.
Miss Anne Spencer Lindbergh wed Jacques Feydy in a civil ceremony at Couzillac, near Perigueux, France. Brigadier General Charles A. Lindbergh and Mrs Lindbergh attended, and the couple reportedly met during summer vacations in the village.
Police announced that jewels valued at 20000 dollars were stolen from the Belgian Royal Museum of Art and History in Brussels. Some pieces were described as having historical value. No further details were provided.
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