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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1963
Page
8
Congress moves a bill to strengthen securities law provisions, expanding SEC authority over broker dealers and increasing disclosure requirements for public companies. The plan, backed by the SEC chairman and stock exchanges, targets over the counter and organized markets amid calls for greater investor protection.
President Kennedy announced steps to end racial bias in federal apprenticeships and construction programs, directing the Labor secretary to ensure nondiscriminatory admission to government programs and reviewing federal construction practices. He outlined plans for a broad civil rights package with enforcement powers for the attorney general and a renewed voting rights focus.
A garbled note asserts Grandma’s long held belief on peas proves a broader truth about weather change. It lacks clear names, dates, or verifiable facts and reads as fragmented text from a historical page.
Turmoil on Bali's sacred Mount Agung as seismic tremors grew into a violent eruption in March. Devout worshippers gathered at Besakih temple complex, offerings and dances preceding the blast. Lava and ash engulfed villages and temples, trapping priests and villagers amid the deadly lava flow.
An employed man from 2634 St Aves reported to the sheriff that while delivering a telephone bill one mile north of the hospital he was bitten by a dog. The dog, described as owned by a local resident, was restrained for observation after contact with the dog at a residence off Bradshaw. The humane officer was notified.
United Presbyterian Church on 8th Street and Min Avenue is slated for demolition this week to make way for a new complex. Weld County Demolition will raze the old church amid a wave of nearby church closings and relocations. A corner stone with church history is hoped to be recovered by owner Dik Pyonly for safekeeping.
A Colorado State University student from Crosten Butler, 20, was seriously injured near the heart by a bullet from a .22 caliber pistol fired by a roommate who believed the gun was unloaded. The shooter, Fed Mathews, 20, reportedly picked up the weapon and loaded cartridges thinking it was empty.
Wallas B Norton of Hastings died Monday noon. Funeral set for Wednesday at 2 p.m. at De Witt Nebraska. Norton lived in Greeley years with Kitts Wickland and Dick Nolan before own Trooker station. World War I veteran served as major in anti aircraft units. Survived by wife and one son James B Norton.
A bus carrying Scout members collided with a truck on U S 40 west of Craig Colorado, injuring five youths. The bus toppled onto its side, one adult trapped, uninjured Scouts organized a campsite nearby, and all victims were rushed to Memorial Hospital in Craig for treatment.
Funeral arrangements indicate a service on Thursday with interment at a local cemetery. Details include a Cremation or burial option and involvement of the Beate rent Taran Xv organization.
Longs Peak Council details for the 1964 National Scout Jamboree at Valley Forge July 11 to 25, with travel plans via air from Cheyenne and an alternate overland bus option. Eligibility requires a first class scout age 12 by Oct 1, 1964. Reservations open with various dates and refunds rules. committee members named.
Three vehicle accidents were reported on Greeley streets Monday with details of time, place, drivers and damages. Incidents included a 195? sedan on Ideal Food Market. a broken windshield and several vehicle damages. and a 12:28 p.m. collision on 7th Avenue with multiple cars listed and insurance noted.
About 1350 pounds of copper wire worth $530.75 was stolen from Home Light and Power Co at 520 15th St over the weekend. Richard Fonnelly, a supervisor, reported the loss after a vehicle used to haul the wire. The theft occurred before Sunday night rain. a track pickup was seen used to remove the wire. Lang Gshorn on 2546 2nd Ave reported a tire stolen from his space earlier.
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