Hal Boyle Column Onikologist And Daily Tribship Notes
Hal Boyle surveys Modern life from a columnist’s desk with quips on planners, workers, and daily habits. The column runs amid an issue page that includes ads, staff credits, and public notices, reflecting midcentury newspaper style and tone.
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Hal Boyle
Greeley Daily
Pause and Ponder Fruit of the Spirit Reflection
A devotional meditation titled Pause and Ponder reflects on Psalm 18 verses 8 and 9, affirming trust in the Lord and finding joy in steadfast faith. The piece invites readers to place God before them as a source of stability and gladness.
Youth Guidance Centers proposed to reform offenders
American prison officials face rising crime and repeat offenders. The U S Justice Department backs an $800000 experiment to open Youth Guidance Centers in metropolitan areas. Ninety days before release, selected youths enter rehabilitation to curb future transgressions.
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U.S. Justice Department
House
Old Line Business and Bizarre Royal Marriages Tale
Old world monarchy news riffs on Princess Margaret’s possible motherhood making an untitled child, and King Hussein’s English bride not yet queen. Sweden avoids such odd unions though a princess wed a royal prince, while Wall Street style diversification underlines the era’s business note.
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England
Margaret
Debrett
Jordan
Hussein Tares
Cinderella
Snow White
Sweden
Wall
Letter to the Tribune From Weld County Reader
A reader from Weld County questions Byron Jenkins and the Unloking, urging local residents in Brigesdale to silence what they call nonsense. The letter praises regional farmers for thoughtfulness and efficiency and warns against conceit or harmful rhetoric. It is signed Doemhy Sweet Forman, 2818 W Ith St. Road.
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the Tribune
Weld County
Byron Jenkins
Brigesdale
Byron
Doemhy Sweet Forman
Ith St. Road
Floods sweep Grey Bull area as four homes inundated
Heavy rains west of Grey Bull precipitated a washout along U S Highway 29 flooding four homes near the city limits. Police officer Chic Glen Coxen and his wife, who had just moved into a new home after a prior fire destroyed theirs, were among the residents flooded by about three feet of water. The waters came from Dry Creek after heavy rainfall near Emblem, with the creek dammed at the north edge of town as a new bridge was being built by Charles Smith Construction Co. Coxen, about 62, collapsed in the early morning and was taken to Big Horn County Hospital.
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Greybuil
North Ey
Police
Glen Coxen
Dry Creek
Emblem
Charles Smith Construction Co
Coxen
Oscar Larson
Herbert Foulk
Big Horn County Mospilpl
Research labs favor towns with strong schools system
An industrial design firm ranks site suitability for research facilities by 28 factors, with local education scoring the highest. Points reflect pupil per teacher ratios, per pupil spending, school quality, college prep, and graduates entering top universities. Cost of land and utilities follow, then zoning and tax incentives.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
New York
Bosten
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Sam
E. L. Whitney
Walter Kidde Constructors Inc
Fpbies
Sperry Rand
Warner- Lambert
Westinghouse Electric
Shell Chemical
Schering
General Electric
General Time
Atomic Energy Commission
Kitda
Jess Painis
Unemployment Clouds Mixed Picture Of Economic Gain
May data show jobless rates easing slightly while overall recovery remains fragile. New orders rose 3 percent in April to 20.7 billion, factory shipments up, inventories rebounding, and housing starts up 11 percent from April. Employment up 1.04 million but still 60 percent below a year ago. Auto output hit holiday-limited levels as labor talks loom. Washington proposes job retraining and relocation aid to expand work opportunities.
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New York
Secretary of Commerce
Luther H. Hodges
Commerce Department
Seymour Walnein
Labor Department
Satitties
Iron Age
Jess Man
Ford Motor Cox
United Auty Workers
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Arthur J. Goldberg
Detroit
Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Accident leaves man injured in Niagara Falls incident
A man named Albert Edwards was wounded when a sewing needle broke while he attempted to remove it from his leg after his wife left a needle. He felt a sharp pain and was admitted to Memorial Hospital after being pulled from a police car.
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Miagara
Jatroman Albert Edwards
Memorial Hospital
Daily Across and Down Puzzle Features and Cryptoquote
A dense page presents a large crossword style puzzle with across and down clues, a cryptogram titled DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE with a coded quotation, and a list of word play hints. The mixed formats include themed clues, a Saturday answer, and an emblematic 1961 tribute reference.
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