Trail honors Boy Scout David Matthews at Glenmere Park
The nature trail dedication in Glenmere Park honors David Matthews for a Boy Scout project that enhances plant and wildlife understanding. Leon Kuhn notes the program grew from a youth service idea, funded by the city, and reflects scouting’s community commitment. Matthews previously lived in Greeley and now resides in Aurora, underscoring enduring service.
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David Matthews
Glenmere Park
Leon Kuhn
Matthews
Greeley
Aurora
Hazards in National Parks Warn of Summer Dangers
National Park Service Director Gary Everhardt cites soft shale and topsoil that may crumble, hidden water currents in lakes and streams, dangerous wildlife beyond bears, and severe weather as key risks. He urges visitors to inspect gear, seek advice, and use common sense to stay safe.
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Gary Everhardt
National Park Service
Everhardt
Adm Morrison undaunted by Guam refugee operation
Rear Adm George Stephen Morrison, a near 45 year Navy veteran, faced retirement slated for Aug 1 yet remained in command of Naval Forces Marianas amid a demanding Guam refugee crisis. His June 1972 reporting set him on a spotlighted assignment he had not sought, shaping a transition from expected tranquil duty to crisis leadership.
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Adm
Morrison
Guam
L. Edgar Prina Copley
Agana
George Stephen Morrison
U.S. Navy
Naval Forces
Refugee chief on Guam handles Vietnam flow in 12 hour days
Morrison, a Georgia born naval aviator and nuclear weapons expert, directs the Guam refugee operation for up to 50 000 Vietnamese and Americans. He holds seven day a week staff meetings at 8 am and visits refugee centers several times daily. He plans a 12 hour workday and expects more.
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Fies
San Francisco
Philippines
Hawaii
Pentagon
State Department
Morrison
Guam
Saigon
Bon Homme Richard
Today in History highlights major events by AP
On June 7 1975 the AP notes key historic events. Midway victory in 1942, Louis XIV coronation 1854, Boone 1769 exploration, 1862 treaty on slave trade, Norway 1940 resistance, 1567 Suez reach, 1970 Jordan fighting, Judy Holliday death, Swiss aliens vote, Kleindienst sentence, birthdays Jaime Laredo, Tom Jones, Gwendolyn Brooks. Thought for today Napoleon quotes.
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Associated Press
Midway
Louis XIV
France
Rheims
Daniel Boone
Kentucky
United States
Britain
Norway
Egypt
Suez Canal
Jordan
Judy Holliday
New York
Continental Congress Designates July 20 as Day of Humiliation
The Continental Congress moves that July 20 be observed through the colonies as a day of humiliation, fasting and prayer for divine guidance.
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Lune
Continental Congress
Dandelion Debate Sparks City Invitation and Clash
A satirical exchange letters Mr Gnarly Trombone and Dan D Lion clash over the edible value of dandelions. Dan D Lion argues the plant is a vital food source while Trombone concedes fault and invites Greeley’s 57 000 residents to a winner take all dandelion contest at his house with sacks and diggers.
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Tribune
Gnarly Trombone
Mr. Trombone
Mr. Lion
Greeley
School nurse saves student at Greeley West High
Fred Durand, counselor at Greeley West High, lauds nurse Jean McCarthy for using mouth to mouth resuscitation when a student stopped breathing in the commons. He urges every public school to have a full time medical aide and praises community support for nurse availability.
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the Tribune
Jean McCarthy
Greeley West High School
Greeley
Fred Durand
Greeley Daily Tribune and Its Publishers
Greeley Daily Tribune details its publishing office at 314 Mh St Greeley Colorado with staff credits including Mildred Haxles publisher Leng Kornig business manager Jake Estrick Jr Rice Robert Widlud A L Petersen James Worp he and peers. Subscription and affiliations with AP Copley Inland Daily Press Assn and Audit Bureau noted.
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Mildred Haxles
Leng Kornig
Jake Estrick JR
Rice Robert Widlud
L. Peterse
James Wworpe
Grenley
Alo
Associated Press
Copley Mews
Colorado
Freax Assn
Inland Daily Press Assn
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Tribune-Republican
Tobing Co
Geveley Thro
Ct Graphical Union
Sis
SSSR
New South Vietnamese regime steps forward as PRG asserts control
Washington dispatch notes the Provisional Revolutionary Government and likely Revolutionary Government of South Vietnam push to govern Saigon and Da Nang. Leaders include Huyen Tan Phat as president and Phat and Giap outlining plans for neutralist, gradual reunification. Analysts warn of unclear structure and slow pace amid North Vietnamese influence.
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Edward Melan Lopley
Washington
South Vietnam
Provisional Revolutionary Government
PRG
Revolutionary Government of
RGSVN
Tran van Itra
Saigon
da Nang
AUP
le van Giap
National Democratic Forces
NLF
Huyen Tan Phat
My Tho
Giap
Vietnam
Mekong Delta
Phat
Ediy Lenart
Paris
Hanoi
China
Teng Hsiao-ping
South
North
Communist Party
Tran Buu Kiem
Can ‘Tho
Kiemn
Tran Nam Trung
Tran van Tra
Tan San Nhut
Tran Do
Lan Dong
North Vietnamese Communist Party
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Nature
Dan D. Lion
Greeley Daily Tribune
Te Tribem-Republican Publishing Co
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Hanoi University
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