02 Feb 1965
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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1965
Page
9
Platte Valley and Windsor dominated district FFA events with top placements across crops science farm mechanics and welding. Individual honors included Meisitter Wagner and Hein among notable names, while district-wide results highlighted several teams from Fort Collins Eaton and Loveland areas.
Chicago area pupils at Wilshire Elementary celebrate President Johnson’s inauguration with fan letters and questions. Students, supervised by Miss Parker, vote on mock roles and discuss world events, while teachers note the lesson emphasizes civic awareness and peaceful nations.
Marta Mondt, Miss Mondi, junior Miss, was runner-up in the Colorado state pageant held last week at Cherry Creek High School in Denver. Gidget Purrull won, sponsored by the Fountain Farley Junior Chamber of Commerce. second runner-up was Nandy Reeves of Littleton. Mondt is praised for her strong onstage performance and thoughtful answer about parental influence on college choices. Weather and regional notes follow as Boulder reports near-zero temps and snow conditions on mountain passes.
In Cheyenne a family of three adults and three children were found dead or hospitalized after a carbon monoxide poisoning incident. Charles A. Krumin and two sons Kevin and Richard perished. mother and two youngest boys were hospitalized with serious condition and others said to be out of danger. Authorities believe gas exposure caused the deaths, and the scene was found after a service station bookkeeper failed to reach the head of the household.
After a convention, No Hat field and his wife planned a trip to Leiphyme but bad weather canceled the flight. They attended a TV show to pass time, Hatfield’s name was drawn and he won a prize. Local party notes list volunteers for Friday’s family fun night organized by Mrs. Frank Reedy and other chairmen. Doors open at 7 pm with booths and crafts.
Police in Paris keep watch at Weygand funeral rites amid controversy over the late World War II era general. Government barred a soldier’s funeral at Les Invalides, the resting place of France’s war heroes, as figures tied to the surrender debate provoke tension.
Geologists and oceanographers study sand loss along the Florida coast. Using research at the Coastal Engineering Research Center, Army Corps of Engineers scientists seek to locate where eroded sand has been deposited and plan replenishment to beaches. Norman Taney, chief geologist, notes the need to track sand movement and placement.
Weld County retail sales declined in December from the previous year, with total retail receipts near 11.99 million compared to 11.71 million a year earlier. Wholesale and net tax collections were down, while final quarter and yearly totals show mixed results across retail and wholesale sectors.
Beinn Swiss team journey through Asia faces unspecified route with uncertain outcomes. readable fragment provides limited context about travel plans and participants.
An explosion at a coal mine near Lens Wraiee AP reports killed at least 20 miners. Officials say about 200 workers were on shift, with many from Polish and Algerian origins. A nearby miner alerted surface, smoke filled the gallery, and rescue crews were dispatched.
The Chinese New Year festivities began at midnight in New York's Chinatown as crowds of about 2,000 gathered despite a light snowfall. Firecrackers sparked thrill as dragons and paper mache figures appeared, ushering in the Week of celebrations with dances, acrobatics, and a Saturday parade featuring Miss Chinatown and a float.
In a comic exchange, Gertrude and Gus dispute a Ground Hog Day forecast claiming six more weeks of winter. The narrator, half awake, discovers a scrap of paper repeating the same warning as the poem in a chaotic scene. The text confirms six weeks of winter from March 21.
CSC alum Miss Watson authored Silver Theatre Amusements of Nevada’s Mining Pron 1850 1904 detailing West mining towns from Virginia City to Genoa. The work, published by Arthur H. Clark Co., surveys theaters, prize fights, duels, lotteries, Fourth celebrations, and famed performers across Nevada’s mining towns with playbills and portraits.
London AP reports a heated Commons session as a party light erupts over Labour’s 100 day plan and Prime Minister Harald Wilson’s performance. Tory leader Douglas-Kleine blames Labour policies for economic woes, while Labour defends their early move after Churchill’s death.
A fragment discusses using animals or bird figures in special education and aims to identify suitable, safe, and realistic models for visually impaired children. Experts weigh the role of taxidermy items versus faux figures, exploring educational value and safety considerations.
Indo Arms Head says 200 work to make a bong. TAKARA Lachvnesta reports that Nitanesia plans a 1965 test and a surprise for Delobers celebrations. Brig Gen Harti lain states the army aims to produce explosive materials and ballistic missiles, while reactors in Wanund and Serpang are described as peaceful. The U.S. notes the Wanund reactor is civilian and inspective rights exist.
Eldon Grimes won the six weeks contest conducted Monday morning by the Early Risers bustmasters Glib at Reed Runner Motel Hig hpench. Winners included Marvin Johnson for My Mother-in-Law and Bill Askew for The Academy Honor Code Right or Wrong. Grimes advances to a Fort Collins area contest in April with other winners.
Longmont Cap- in Wright, 18, of Platteville Wisconsin, admitted recovering Tass, in a Longmont hospital after being shocked by a 7,600 volt line near Platteville. Wright was operating on a rural electric association project when the boom of a hollow driller struck the power line. fellow workers say rubber boots and gloves may have saved his life.
An unidentified man assaulted French actress Michele Mercier on the Valley Highway near Denver, slapping her multiple times during a heated confrontation. The assailant then left the scene. Mercier was helped by a passerby and was unharmed according to police.
Two mid March apartment buildings rising along 1st and 2nd Avenues near the rail lines will be ready for occupancy by mid March. Moore Realty, the rental agent, lists the project as middle income housing with balconies or sun decks and units sized for small families.
Moonport workers start returning after a weeklong shutdown caused by an union dispute over which union should handle assembly of moon rocket transporters. About 3,400 workers were halted, totaling roughly 209 million dollars in projects, as negotiators seek to restart production at the vertical assembly building and launch pad tires facilities.
An Africa lecture is scheduled at Frasier Theatre with doors at 10 a.m on May day. Tickets are available from the Student Activities office Frasier 115.
A garbled OCR excerpt lists multiple individuals tied to places like Multi- Rew and Greeley, including Edward Miller Evens Rosemarie Fsther Actus and Merlyn Keith Wrickson Carol Jean Stromberger. The passage also mentions William duty Dunnail and Richard Wordel Magish with scattered city references and incomplete surnames.
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