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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1971
Page
2
The Tribune editorial analyzes the biblical passage Luke 21 27 describing the Son of Man appearing with power and great glory. It discusses themes of prophecy, judgment, and the interpretation of eschatological imagery for modern readers.
ViG7 Congress enacted a public safety aim protecting children from flammable fabrics. The Commerce Department delays enforcing a flame resistance rule, proposing nonmandatory standards and requiring only warning labels. Critics call the approach scandalous and harmful to low income and poorly educated parents.
NASA revealed four experimental grenades near a power generator and a seismometer on the Moon are postponed to September 1972 or later due to proximity harms. Astronauts Alan J. Shepred Jr and Edger Mitshell failed to place the devices far enough away after a crater hindered movement, delaying the test launch.
A nostalgic essay notes how school French rarely covers spoken quirks and real life phrases. The columnist reflects on Bastille Day, Marseillaise, and the challenge of starting conversations in a foreign language. He argues practical usage beats memorized tenses and vocab lists.
A narrator recounts learning French during travels in Paris by puzzling through nail polish remover and lighter phrases. A tour through language mishaps yields “dissolvant” and “liefiquette” amid charades and etiquette jokes.
The Greeley Daily Tribune and The Greeley Republican publish executive staff details, pricing, and production notes. It lists publisher Robert Widlund and other staff, plus subscription rates and printing associations.
Question concerns whether a tomcat owner can be held responsible for kittens resulting from a "HAPPENING" on the creator's property. Legal standards vary by jurisdiction and depend on animal ownership duties, negligence, and foreseeability.
A Tribune reader defends the Social Security program against Broder’s criticisms. The letter argues SS is not mere social insurance, notes employer tax contributions as misunderstood, and highlights how program goals, financing, and fringe benefits impact wages. It recalls Elmer Haskett and his recreation efforts, including free entry for youths under 14 at baseball and softball games.
Elmer Haskett was a tireless worker for baseball in our community for many years. He taught boys the game and instilled in each young player a sense of achievement, sportsmanship, and good citizenship, says Frea H Werner, Director Culture and Personnel Depts, City of Greeley.
A bishop recalls Elmer, a recreation director in a four-state diocese, who willingly assisted with church projects including repairing and gifting baseball gear to boys. The speaker reflects on Elmer’s readiness to help despite political views and the risk such views pose when read from the pulpit.
Federal Diary notes men in Washington may ditch neckties for open collars amid heat as Defense officials and civil service observers weigh casual uniforms for non-public facing staff. Customs Bureau reports a dairy-berfed irony while the Democratic National Committee critiques Nixon era progress on women in top government roles.
Incoherent OCR fragment references innocence, jail, and church views. It mentions Dan Harrington founder of a student church at the University of Calla and personal recognitions of those too poor to post. The fragment ends with a street address in California.
The Associated Press notes key historical events on this date including the Midway battle beginning in 1948, the U S Tripoli peace treaty ending in 1805, Leopold chosen Belgium’s first king in 1831, Henry Ford’s Detroit test run in 1888, France’s 1938 socialist government formation, a 1940 Buenos Aires coup, Peron inaugurated in 1948, Khrushchev and Kennedy talks in Vienna, Kennedy’s 1966 Africa visit, and Cambodia counterattacks near Phnom Penh in 1970.
Dr. R Bruckner notes rising calls for federal and private support for the arts as leaders and foundations push for more funding and better lobbying. He describes museum growth, attendance boosts, and the Kennedy Center opening as signs of public interest, while warning of gaps in national policy and funding stability.
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