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Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1969

Page

6

Moon Landings Get Guttsier As the Numbers Get Bigger

NASA outlined a plan for Apollo missions advancing from safe equatorial plains to rugged lunar areas over the next four flights, starting with Apollo 11 and proceeding to Tycho and other sites. The schedule remains tentative, with changes possible depending on findings and landing success.

Victor Cohn Washington Post Washington Tycho Moon Lunar North Pole National Aeronautics and Space Administration NASA North America Donald Wise Hinar Plains Denver Mississippi River Grand Canyon Yellowstone

Adamson Panmowski and Others Die in Community Obituary

Death notices recount the passing of Adamson Panmowski and Kenneth Seward of Tia RUigwet with memorials at Adamson Memorial Chapel. Services set for 2:00 PM at Feidig fren Adamson Grave Cemetery, with relatives including a son and grandchildren noted and a community gift option to Um Commun ity Meikniat Guereh of Keenesbiink.

Thompson Varl Thanpean Keenerburg Min Age Serelke Wiggins Aurelyed Adamson Meikniat Guereh Keenesbiink

Obituary notices from Greeley and Albuquerque region

Aunt of Thomas Sehank and Mary Sehant, William Harrington, Barbara Noxon, Catherine Hawklin, and Celia Warrington are named in memorial notices. Requiem Mass at St Peters Cathedral, interment at Mt Olivet, and committal service at Linn Grove Cemetery are listed with residence ties to Greeley, Portland, Albuquerque, and Henderson.

Hamblin Catherine Hawklin Fuiratres Manor Sunsiug Thomas L Sehank Grering Mise Mary Elle Sehant Portland Ore Barbara Noxon Greele St Peters Cathalie Chaven Mt Olivet Celiesary Reng Mera Fuxateth Bele Reet Hedrick Albuquerque New Mexico Greeley Pred Warrington Tt Cilling Totin Harrington Chinworeagne Wiliam Harrington Beat Korea William Lent Henderson John Reynolds Pam Linn Grove Cemetery

Windsor obituary notices list Bishop family and locals

Obituary notices from Windsor mention Cole Bishop of Windsor and relatives including Mrac dene Powell of Com mearn Cit and Tunald J. Cain TS Army. Also referenced are Wir ds, Huahand af Jetty Cale, and Stew art Lather. Memorial ind and related notices appear for Lakeview Cones lerr and other Windsor residents.

cooLs Tiark Boole Walmul Windsor Huahand Jetty Cale Mrac Dene Powell Commearn Cit Tunald J. Cain TS Army Abmiky Stewart Lather Lakeview Jakeside Talee Lone Memorial Ind

Fort Lupton Funeral Notice At St William’s Church

Mass will be held at 10 am Thursday for Renate Mass at St William's Catholic Church. Burial follows at St Tulsite Cemetery Fort Lipton. Several family members and mourners are listed in the notice.

Death of James Paul Warburg noted in Greenwich

James Paul Warburg, 22, a tanker and guard of numerous 'Norks in American and European foreign and economic policy, died Tuesday. Warburg was deputy director of the Office of War Information over a gas tranche during World War II.

Greenwich, Conn James Paul Warburg Norks Warburg Office of War Information

California Town Negro Mayor Assumes His Job

Douglas Dollarhide becomes Compton California’s first Black mayor after a tight campaign against Dr Walter Tucker. Dollarhide aims to develop Compton into a good place to live and work for its 78,000 residents while also breaking new ground as the city’s first Black council member.

Compton Calif Douglas Dollarhide Weil Tallarhide Los Miles Mayer Samy Neerity Thang Brad’ Ileuy Tallahide Dallrhile Iis Walter Tucker Dollarhide

Compensation For Workmen In Colorado Raised

Denver AP reports Colorado workmen compensation and occupational disease benefits rise by 5.25 weekly after two bills signed by Gov. John A. Love. Basic death and disability payments increase from 54.25 to 59.50 weekly, with dependent child benefits up 4.20 to 72.10. Maximum total benefits now reach 18,623 and with dependents 22,567.

Denver John A. Lave

FTC Warns Tire Makers On Ad Claims

The Federal Trade Commission warned tire manufacturers to drop advertising claims implying safe use at high speeds. It gave them days to stop or face enforcement action and cited slogans such as built low and wide for racing, tested at 140 mph, and stops 25 percent quicker.

Associated Press Washington Federal Tradé Commission Avlidn Corm ‘Mansion Elaminato FTC

Denver Clerk Pleads Innocent To Theft Counts

Steven M. Taro, 22, a former margin clerk for Goodbody Co, pleaded innocent in Denver District Court to three counts of grand theft. The theft involved missing funds from Goodbody’s Newver branch through bogus accounts, alleged at $1.5 million with $300,000 recovered. Taro is to be tried Nov. 3. he is free on bond as bonding firms cover the loss.

Denver Steven M.taro Bondbody & Co Goodbody Neaver Taro Northglenn Sie

Indictment of Air Force airman over threats to president

A federal grand jury at Denver charged a Lowry Air Force Base airman with making a verbal threat against the life of the President. The man allegedly said he would kill the President if he had the chance. The case followed his arrest two weeks earlier and comes as President Nixon prepares to address Air Force Academy graduates. Bond was set at 50,000.

Denver API Lowry Air Force Base Martin Detroit Mirth Colorado Springs Nixon Air Furce Academy Ottawa North American Air Defense Command Sentemiyi L'Uessay NORAD Pierre Eliott Trudeau Canada United States Nori Bay Ont Great Lakes Hudson Bay Ontario Atlantic North Pole

Central City Opera Cast Arrives in Colorado Friday

A motorcade will celebrate and advertise the arrival of Central City Opera Festival cast and crew in Colorado. The caravan starts at noon from the state Capitol and ends at the City and County Building where mayoral officials will welcome them.

Denver Colorado Central City Ikea

A Junior Editors Quiz On Duck's Bill Explained

A reader quiz explains how a duck's bill matches its feeding needs in ponds and marshes. Ducks scoop mud and water through the bill to trap edible bits while bristles prevent loss, with some species dipping or diving to catch prey.

Glacier National Park sees tourists despite grizzly scare

Tourists continue flocking to Glacier National Park, despite safety scares from grizzly encounters. Officials note stable visitation, with cautionary measures and a strong packing packout policy to minimize bear attractants and protect visitors.

Glacier

Park grizzly threat seen as likely midsummer risk

The field notes quote Neilson predicting that a serious grizzly encounter with tourists is possible in midsummer, when the highest park visitation occurs. He notes past similar incidents easing over time and warnings may be needed as campers and hikers populate the area.

Father Meaied Neilson

Drug Demand Rises Despite Scare Tactics Says Nixon Adviser

Charles B Wilkinson, a Nixon adviser, says anti drug scare tactics backfired by boosting demand. He cites youth doubt of warnings and urges factual, coordinated education and new legislation. The National Coordinating Council on Drug Abuse Education and Information includes 65 national groups and aims to unify outreach.

Alton Blakeslee Associated Press NEW York (Ap Nixon Charles B Bud” Wilkinson Natonal Coordinating Council On Drug Abuse Education and Information Tnc University of Oklahoma Wilkinson National Council

Petra Sandoval of Fort Lupton Dies Rites Set

Petra T. Sandoval of Fort Lupton died Tuesday morning at Rocky Mountain Osteopathic Hospital in Denver at age 60. Born in San Miguel New Mexico she and her husband Eulalio Lujan moved to Colorado in 1923 settling in Eaton and later Fort Lupton. Survivors include four sons Roy Theodore Lujan and Ambrose Lujan plus many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Rosary will be recited Wednesday at St William's Catholic Church with Requiem Mass Thursday at the same church. Burial is Hillside Cemetery.

Petra T. Sandoval Pacific Ave Fort Lupton Rocky Mountain Osteopathic Hospital Denver San Miguel N. M Del Eulalio Lujan Colorado Eaton Susan St. William's Catholic Church St. William's Hillside iCeametery

World scientists seek native leaf as contraceptive

PORT MORESBY In New Guinea researchers explore a jungle leaf used by locals as a birth control aid while women worldwide increasingly use a popular pill. Also a reader is reminded to sell old clothes in the want ads.

Port Moresby World New Guinea

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