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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1960
Page
11
In Gh-Wunot Hungary the women of a village wield control over land and labor, directing men with regal authority. Centuries of custom have shaped a matrilineal system, resisted by few, with a history of collective farm life under pressure from changing regimes.
Rayburn of Texas forecast three to five ballots at the Los Angeles Democratic National Convention. He declined comment on specific candidates and praised Lyndon Johnson while noting he supports the Senate majority leader. The report also covers Hungary and local Virginia police news amid a broad wire of world and domestic items.
In Seoul, about 1,500 students marched from Tangook Buddhist University to the National Assembly demanding Acting President Huh Chung resign, accusing the government of protecting the ousted ruler and echoing April protests that toppled Rhee. Protests stayed small with no police interference as they denounced the provisional regime.
Miami AP Senator George Smathers says the Soviet Union is building bases for high powered jets in Cuba and Cuba would soon recognize Red China. He predicts 18 months to two years before launch sites under construction near Uberstand and Gastra Falls after Gasparov.
A humorous look at a cashless future notes the dollar’s rise alongside rising card use. It cites check cashing near stores and evolving spending habits, predicting a shift away from physical money as wallets shrink and payments go digital.
In Chicago a study finds physicians often ignore emotional issues just as they overlook physical problems. The report shows physicians frequently present psychiatric symptoms, but seek help less often, highlighting stigma and barriers to care among medical professionals.
New York Governor Rockefeller urged using wheat and surpluses to form a nationwide food reserve for a nuclear attack, saying experts estimate a year’s supply would be needed to endure afterstrike conditions. He spoke at a Republican rally in Jamestown during a North Dakota tour supporting Gov. John E. Davis.
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