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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1960
Page
19
New York humor column recalls installment collectors and escape attempts with lines about debt, pay schedules, and family misdeeds. Vignettes show characters negotiating payments, hiding assets, and dodging creditors with witty exchanges and domestic misadventure.
Mildred Hansen and Leo G Konig publish The Greeley and The Gresh Executiv in advertorial notice. The Tribune Revublions Publabforce Office announces circulation details at Greeley Colorado with republication rights for local news.
Daily Tribune Republican pricing notes list subscription rates by mail and period. Mentions Colorado delivery and various monthly and annual amounts. Includes a note that signature must be printed.
A fragment quotes a Bible verse about stewardship and ministry, noting the idea of each person serving with grace as described in First Peter. The lines suggest a religious reflection on shared responsibilities within a community.
Weld County maintains fourth place in bank deposits among Colorado counties despite slipping to fifth or lower in population. The 1960 Report on Colorado's Bank Resources notes Weld’s 64.3 percent growth in deposits over ten years, its 23rd rank in growth rate, and its position among the top counties for total deposits as of Jan 1, 1959 and 1960. The article cites Denver metro dominance in deposits, with several counties showing growth or decline in deposits and loans through 1959.
The Saturday Evening Post urges caution on hiring outside help for Senate committees. It cites Fulbright’s use of Times correspondents to critique the Fulbright student exchange program, noting about 300000 spent on surveys and advice. The piece warns the time spent on experts may rival a senator’s own digging.
Berlin reports say the West cannot force a quick Berlin settlement as Soviets seek gradual exclusion over years. West Berliners fear incursions, rely on air and ground supply routes, and favor free elections to reunify Germany while wary of East German influence.
The Federal Reserve cut the discount rate from 4 to 3 3/4 percent, hoping banks will lower lending costs. Analysts say impact depends on banks pass-through to businesses and individuals, with consumer and home loans likely to show modest gains if demand strengthens. The move follows a cautious economy and softer short-term rates, while market psychology and lending demand shape any broader boost.
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