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Newspaper

Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1961

Page

3

Udall and Cominy To Appear At CSU Water Conference

Udall and Cominy to attend the CSU water conference in Fort Collins August 16 to 12 on campus. The event will feature discussions on Western water needs, with delegates including Interior Secretary Stuart Udall and Reclamation Commissioner Floyd E. Dominy. An inspection of the hydraulics lab and Foothills Research Camp is planned, along with sessions on water management and regional planning among national experts.

Fort Collins Colorado Trade Water Conservation Board Ghitles Terrell State Hoard of Agriculture Stuart Udall Floyd E. Dominy Foothills Fort Collin Gee Ener Terry Home Re Tand Power Company Greeley Bourcer Steve McNicht Dominy Cmd MBIAG Afissanti River American Farm Eeoncies Association

Terry Tells New Role of C C Group

Warren Terry, chair of the Industrial Development Council of the Colorado Shire Chamber of Commerce, outlines a new role for the council to attract industry. A state EDTF will assist localities in developing payroll suitable to their people, with a statewide workshop planned in September.

Warren Terry Inustrin Calorada Shire Uhat Council Economic Development Task Force EDTP

Iranian Government Bans AP News Reporter From Filing

Iran's government Thursday barred Parvis Nel, AP Tehran bureau correspondent, from filing news after a Thursday report quoted strikers alleging police used clubs and bayonets. Nel had served as AP's lead Iranian writer since 193% and reported on a teacher strike with fatalities. A separate dispatch notes Tesla average age now 20 percent higher than a decade ago per government reports.

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Phi Delta Kappa Chapter Installed at CSU in Fort Collins

A CSU Phi Delta Kappa chapter will be installed Friday with three national officers attending. Initiation of 60 charter members from CHU, university faculty, and Northern Colorado educators will occur after a 4 PM program. The fraternity promotes public education through research service and leadership.

Fort Collins Phi Delta Kappa Colorado State University May Hard Bemis Bloomington Ind Arthur Arne|en East Lake City Utah Howard Woolum Denver Area Coord Ins Jator Colorado Andyoming CHU Education Vhl Della Kapyia

Andy Griffith Debuts on Screen With Riding Horse Gaffe

The article covers Andy Griffith receiving applause for a horse scene on the Fox Malibu set. He explains a fear of raising his arm high, yet delivers a comic moment wave. Griffith discusses his work ethic, then shifts to broader topics about Eisenhower and Kennedy era politics and cost-saving between parties for a dinner event.

Hollywood Andy Griffith Fox Ranch Malibu Mountains West Andy Ellow ITV John H. Hall North Carolina Michigan Japan Washington Repub Tules Namio Egami University Drvighl Tokyo D. Eisenhower Anese Archaeotogy Kennedy Tep Andy Balket Gram Vienna Khrushchev Eisenhower Milton Eisenhower Tractors For Freedom Committee Fother Republican Cuba Fidel Castro

Airline Merger Makes United World Leader In Flight

The nation’s largest airline merger, Capital Airlines into United Air Lines, goes into effect, lifting United to the top of the industry with about 130,000 employees serving 117 cities and 18,000 miles of routes, while Capital’s finances faced foreclosure. The deal, effective Thursday, ends Capital as an independent carrier and reshapes US air travel.

Washington Capital Airines United Air Lines Capital United American Airlines Midwest U.S Pacific Coast England Vick-ers-Armstrongs Vickers

Asian Studies Institute Expands Lecture Series at University

The Asian Studies Institute at the University of Colorado will add a weekly 9 pm summer session lecture series this summer. It will include integrated graduate and undergraduate courses across Asian history, civilization, philosophy, political science, geography, art and education. Scholarships from Asia Society Japan Society and Asia Foundation support teachers for five to ten weeks of study, and courses are open to other summer students. Prof. Franz Michael of the University of Washington will headline visiting lectures on Communist China.

Bhouldeh Asia Society Japan Society Asia Foundation Earl Swisher U. of C Franz Michael University of Washington Hussian Chinese Institute China

Asian Studies Institute to Expand Staff with Noted Lecturers

Siwisher announced a fourth lecturer to join the Asian Studies Institute staff alongside University of Chicago faculty. Stewart Fraser, visiting lecturer from Australia, will focus on higher education in Communist China, joining Robert Stauffer, head of political science and East Asian studies at the University of Hawaii.

Siwisher U. of C Asian Studies Institute Stewart Fraser Australia China Robert Stauffer University of Hawaii

Killer Plastic Bags Threatens U.S. Death Toll

Chicago reports an estimate of 114 deaths in the United States due to suffocation in plastic bags. In East Pakistan, Dacca seeks a $169 million industrial development by 1965.

Chicago United States Dacca East Pakistan

Lifetime Job in Orland Maine Becomes Century-Spanning Burden

A fragmented obituary style note from Orland Maine describes Sugden as the town’s oldest native, a bachelor and versatile worker. He is an assurance agent surveyor notary public and more, handling a yearly workload described as 1105 units while the community notes his reluctance to marry and the unusual demand of a lifetime public service role.

Orland Maine Sugden Southington Boies Belg Stong

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