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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1964
Page
13
Fragmented report details Viet Catholic demonstrations linked to religious tensions. Mentions political turmoil, Buddhist campaigns, and clashes with police. Names several individuals and places, noting a Buddhist protest context and a government crackdown in Saigon era.
Betty Peterson, a Greeley High graduate and CSU home economics major, will serve as queen of the Go West With Greeley celebration. She is a lifelong resident active in livestock events and plans to teach after graduation.
Funeral services for Eva M Dundas of Johnstown will be at 2 p m Wednesday at Johnstown First Baptist Church with interment at Olwell Cemetery. Mrs Dundas died Friday night in Johnstown at age 0. Memorial donations may be made to Totinstown First Baptist Church. Macy Alinutt Mortuaries in charge of arrangements.
Officers John Hill and Bernie Monheiser investigated two burglaries Sunday in Kersey and north of Beighton. The Kar-Vu Drive In Theater near Brighton was pried open with $15 in cigarettes taken. Kersey Lumber Office window cut, $20 in stamps, a $2 lantern and $3 cash stolen. Juveniles arrested after midnight: three youths accused of stealing seven cases of soda from Club Cafe in La Salle. A quart beer bottle was thrown through a window at Ray Golden Mortars Inc. two spotlights ($10 each) were stolen from John Miller’s car in Evans. A 1956 Corvette was reported stolen near Mobilay and recovered in Fort Collins. Vandalism included several broken car windows and hubcaps stolen from various residents.
Alice Maude Hicks 83 longtime Greeley resident died Monday at Weld County Nursing Home after living there three years. Born August 22 1889 in Greeley she married Seaborn Hicks August 7 1909 in Lyons. Survivors include four sons Allen Ross Hicks Paul Hicks Merle Hicks Kenneth Hicks a daughter Faye Grindle and two sisters Jessie Harris and others with seven grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Arrangements by Adamson Mortuary.
Mrs Moses Stone aged 89 formerly of Greeley died August 6 1965 in a Tulunga California sanitarium near her daughter’s La Crescenta home. Graveside rites were held at Forest Lawn Hollywood Hills. Survived by three daughters a son three grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Stone lived in Greeley until 15 years ago and was member of First Congregational Church.
A pair of weekend accidents in Colorado involved cows on the road. A Milliken-Windsor driver swerved to miss a cow near the junction of Colo. 247, hitting another cow and causing her vehicle to leave the highway into a fence. damage about $200. Keenesburg man William Eugene Burke hit a cow south of a U.S. 94 junction, his auto sustaining about $500 damage. No injuries reported.
Two petitions seek rezoning of a land strip in Hillside Second Addition between 17th and 23rd Aves just north of the US 94 bypass. Developer Wheeler seeks to change corner at 21st Ave and bypass to B-2 general business and the rest to R-3 residential for multiple dwellings. The council agenda notes rezoning requests and a public hearing set for Tuesday.
AP reports Christine Keeler, 23, the red haired prostitute linked to the Profumo scandal, is released from Holloway Prison after six months of a six month sentence for perjury and conspiring to obstruct justice. The case tied to the 1960s British political turmoil and the resignation of Prime Minister Harold Macmillan.
Windsor officials study plans to rebuild the Berthoud Bay Junior High after a fire that gutted the building. Architect Claude Nash and engineer Donald Rand assess damage, with repairs including replacement of upper floor walls joists and wiring. Plans aim to restore the school for about 200 students, with temporary housing considered and insurance adjustments pending.
At 12 04 pm Monday two youths were hurt in a crash at 9th Ave and 6th St. A 16 year old girl suffered head injuries and abrasions and was admitted to Weld County General Hospital. A 17 year old boy received contusions and was treated and released. One driver involved was 42 5th Ave resident Cling. The other driver’s identity was not learned immediately.
Senate moves toward a civil rights showdown as a petition to invoke cloture for debate on federal aid and key amendments heads to a vote. House-passed civil rights bill waits while Republicans press for a narrowed four hour limit on debate before Tuesday votes.
Detective Division announced four juveniles were apprehended Friday and admitted burglaries at Greeley area schools Madison Park and Maplewood over Memorial Day week end. They reportedly stole balls watches staplers and other equipment. authorities say items have been recovered and money will be recovered soon.
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