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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1959
Page
3
Readers in Greeley review a remediated public forum amid a climate of unrest and censorship. The notice signals a push to maintain free expression within local Republican channels and a directive from the city to avoid printing certain content.
A weekly Bible verse selection is announced by Reverend J. J. Biroh, pastor of St. Paul's Congregational Church, highlighting Jesus as the bread of life and eternal nourishment for believers.
A long history of proposals to remove No 8 ditch from Greeley outlines flood and water rights issues for Delta area lands east of the city. Plans include diverting the ditch, piping it, or using pumps, while ensuring urban water needs and storm sewer function remain intact.
Denver AP report notes star Ethel Merman left the Broadway hit Gypsy for one night to attend her daughter Ethel’s graduation from Cherry Creek High School. She had previously insisted on a flight to attend the ceremony as part of her contract.
Dr. Arthur A. Schuck, chief executive of the Boy Scouts of America, told a news conference that juvenile delinquents are hard to deter once started. The AP report notes his remarks on delinquency and youth attitudes as he discussed scouting.
Debate on covering or conduit construction to remove the ditch hazard was raised before the Louis Baca drowning near Greeley. Officials say the incident bears no relation to ditch No. 8 hazards.
Bonn, Germany AP report recounts German artillery officer Horst Fluegge describing D-Day from a German perspective. He recalls coastal defenses near Cherbourg, the Orne River push, Allied air and naval superiority, muttered morale slumps, and the collapse into retreat and eventual end of the war in 1945.
Ninteen years ago on June 5 a dinner and beige party at Sabin hall announced the marriage of Leona Reese of Lamar and Robert Senier. They wed June 1 in Kimball Nebraska, with Rev C W Lowe officiating. Leona studied at CSCE and joined Sigma Upsilon, while Robert is a Greeley High School graduate employed locally. The piece also notes new members of the Greeley Junior Chamber of Commerce Board of Control.
Craven John O Hagan and Floyd Dilver, each with one year remaining in service, will form the board for the upcoming year. Their leadership is set to guide committee actions and oversee ongoing projects.
Brussels reports King Baudouin may wed French Princess Marl é Therese of Bourbon Parma as Belgian weekly Sainen di claims engagement near. Foreign Minister Wigney in New York commented on royal marriages. palace press secretary denies details. Bill Sherman of the Boston Celtics noted as a premier NBA foul shooter across years.
A Colorado legislative committee began work to explore how city bus transportation could be placed on a paying basis. Chair Sen. Paul Wenke expressed pessimism as only 10 bus systems operate statewide, with three in the Denver metro area and others in Colorado Springs Boulder Port Collins Greeley Pueblo and Trinidad. The panel urged Council to widen membership and set up three hearings for operators and citizens to present problems.
Mrs. Harry S. Truman, aged 74, recovered from breast tumor surgery on May 18 and was released from a research hospital in Kansas City. She returned to Independence with her husband, Harry S. Truman, after a brief walk from the hospital. The tumor was not malignant.
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