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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1956
Page
2
A mixed, readable assemblage from The Greeley Daily Tribune and The Greeley Republican includes public notices, political editorials, and commentary on traffic responsibility and the Russian purge era. It discusses law enforcement ethics, road safety, meteor dust skepticism, and Khrushchev’s purge revelations with historical context.
Cambridge recent one way rule on White Street toward Somerville caused drivers to head wrong way. Somerville police report persistent two way usage as Cambridge failed to notify and city officials did not reverse the regulation. Local motorists received warnings while confusion continues through Tuesday.
The 19 year old engagement was announced at a lunch in the Snyder home attended by about twenty intimate friends from Boulder and Greeley. The couple plans a Boulder wedding next year as Andrews completes his law course at the University of Colorado. She graduates from Colorado University this June and is Pi Beta Phi. Andrews earned a BA at Colorado and belongs to Phi Gamma Delta and Phi Delta Phi.
A temporary Colorado State Civil Service Employer's Association board met in Ot ey to discuss forming a Weld County Chapter. They proposed a constitution and bylaws and set a July 9 meeting at the Blue Flame Room in the Greeley Gas Company building. Temporary officers elected included Carroll C. Shouse as chairman Lloyd L. Voigt as vice chairman Shirley Forbes as secretary Fidel Walker as treasurer. Others present were G F Adashson Esther Lotz Wallace M Roberts A Gutheie Glenn Boyer and Fras Waugh representing various state departments.
A French firm reportedly released solid carbon dioxide mixed with its own perfume over Paris to seed clouds. The effect caused a brief downpour of rain and gave the city a notable pleasant scent for a few hours.
The article discusses Khrushchev’s moves regarding Stalin’s foe Tito and how Yugoslavia, once aided by the West, now balances Moscow and Washington. It analyzes whether Russia will offer terms to keep Tito from becoming a Western satellite and if the West will continue military aid amid shifting power in the Balkans.
The article argues Yugoslavia under Tito should avoid new alliances with NATO members and Greece and Turkey. It warns a Kremlin backed bid for a Tito aligned military pact would provoke Western fear, boost NATO, and complicate U S policy amid nickel supply concerns.
On the Normandy coast, Omaha Beach retains its name amid visitors and veterans revisiting the site twelve years after the invasion. Signs point to graves and memorials as ceremonies pause at cemeteries for French, British, and Canadian fallen. Across the coast, villages mark the anniversary with church and town ceremonies while the beach shows little trace of past battles.
Manila customs officials report that despite a government ban, China trade continues via a Communist controlled syndicate in Hong Kong. Red China ships canned dried or smoked ham fruit and nuts and receives sugar coffee and lumber in return.
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