Western American Merger Aims to Meet Passenger Demand
AP Washington report quotes American Airlines president George A. Spater saying the Western merger seeks to serve growing personal and pleasure travel. He cites future value, expanded leisure access, and shared routes from California to Hawaii, Alaska, and the Pacific Northwest, with cost savings from merged operations.
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Washington
George A. Spaler
American Airlines
Western Air Lines
Spater
Civil Aeronautics Board
Na. Ignis
American
Fle
United States
America
Carls
Western Bean
Salt Lake
Vegas
Taehald Iyland
Hawaiii
Colorado
Pacific
Western
Sooter Sail
Ets Us
California
Alaska
Havwaii
Jings
Berkeley Students Organize Nationwide Voter Drive
Berkeley student leaders announce a plan to register teen voters and create a Washington lobby for student government influence. more than 40 campuses have joined to back the effort as two students share the presidency the first time in the campus history.
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Berkeley
Calif
University of California
Herkeley
Washington
aAmerica
U.S
Larry Seidman
Seidman
Man Fong
New Action Coalition
Obituary notices list Powers and Grayam relatives in California and Oregon
The document lists many family names including Allison, Schell, Grayam, Al ison and others with connections to Downey, Wewood, California and Ax ris Oregon. Services are set for 3 pm Thursday at Adamson Memorial Chapel followed by interment at Ling Grove. numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren are named. Additional survivors include Hilda Whelson and Geno Woolw all of Greeley and Harriet James of Tillamook among others.
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Ason Eurge R
Allison
Ault
Freda Schell
Wewood
Calif
George i Je
Downey
Barbara
Yan Met
Mannan Beach
Barles H. Grayam
Lawin SA. Grayam
Littleton
Marley ‘W. Grayam
Axris
Ore
Cayam
Hilda Whelnson
Geno Woolwall
Greeley
Irs
Harriett James
McDonald obituary notice lists McDonald family kin and services
Lucy McDonald of Anaheim California and James McDonald of Greeley Colorado are among the family. Other relatives include Mrs Cherie Frazier of Anaheim and Mrs Hosalee Mullen of Imperial Beach. Services set for 10:00 am Saturday in the Drexing Room with interment at Linn Grove Cemetery.
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McDonald
Lucy McDonald
Aanaheim
California
Forn Gerly
Greeley
Cherie Frazier
yAnaheim
Hosalee [Mullen
Imperial Beach
uCalif
Jaimen McDonald
Fireeley
Michal
Benarles
Shome
Sinter
Min
Juda
Denver
Batra
Betty McConzell
Ecasper
Wyoming
Steter
Duane Heck
Palon ‘Verdes
Bere
Linn Groves Cemetery
Obituary for Joseph Schrant of Keenesburg
Joseph Schrant of Keenesburg died Monday at Weld County General Hospital after a recent illness. Mass of the Resurrection was held at St Augustine's in Brighton. Concluding services and interment will be in Humphrey Nebraska. Survived by wife Elvira, three sons Allen of Wisnd, Melvin of Humphrey, Glen of Keenesburg, eight grandchildren, and brother Ben Sefgraul of Humphrey. Services arranged by St Germain's Colonial Mortuary.
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St. Augustine's Catholic Church
Brighton
Joseph Schrant
Keenesburg
Humphrey
Neb
Duesman Ganeral
St. Germain's Colonial Mortuary
Schrant
Ledeen
Birch Avenue Manor
Weld County General Hospital
Elvira C. Schrant
Allen B. Schrant
Winside, Neb
Melvin
Fk. Sehrant
Humphrey, Neb
Glen J. Schrant
Eght
Ben Sefgraull
Death notices and military service details from Greeley area
Obituary notices for Charles J Grayum and Michael Wayne Tritt record deaths, family survivors, funeral plans, and memorial locations. Grayum, born 1883 in Buller Ma, retired well driller and founder of Grayum Well Works, died at Weld County General Hospital after three weeks as a patient. Tritt, 24, son of Wayne and, formerly of Lincoln Neb, died in Pensacola Fla while stationed with the US Navy. Army and Pentagon notes follow.
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Charles J. Grayun
Grayum ‘Well Works
Weld Counly General Hospital
Buller
Greeley
Mabel Wyatt
Bec
Leagant Valley Wells
Well Works
Grayai
Grayumn
Harrleth Dames
Killamaak
Oro
Adamson Memorial Chapel
Linh Grove J Cemetnry
Michael Wayne Tritt
Wayne Tritl
30Th Ave
Pensacola
Fla
U.S. Navy
Waitbury
Neb
Lincoln
Greeley West High School
University of Northern Colorado
US Navy
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Nt Bethesda 'Ospital
Korina Phillips
Adelia Tritt
Cheyenne
Wye
Max Arp
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Ruth Arp
West Point
Vietnam
Macy
Germany
Almott
Army
Sweden
Isi
Jobe Rel
Vequist
Pittsburg
Kan
Teaveshire
Pentagon
West Point graduate may be in Sweden
A West Point graduate, Vequist, vanished after being ordered to depart for Vietnam. He was last known in Kaiserslautern, Germany, with 245 other Americans in Sweden reportedly sheltering abroad. The Army classifies a missing officer after 36 days as a deserter, amid rising desertions during the Vietnam era.
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West Point Grad
Sweden
Voqvist
West Point
West
Vequist
Kaiserslachern
Germany
Vietnam
Army
Army Air Defense School
Ft. Bliss
Tex
Pentagon
U.S
Canada
Mexico
France
Afker
George R Allison Funeral Services Held in Ault
Funeral services for George R. Allison formerly of Ault were held in the Adamson Memorial Chapel with interment in Ault Cemetery. He died at Weld County Nursing Home after living there a year and a half. Born Aug 16 1884 in Ault, he was raised in Black Hollow District and attended local schools before settling in Ault. Survived by six children, several grandchildren, and his sister Zoa Karnshaw of Ault, his career spanned carpentry in California and Colorado.St.
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George R. Allison
Adamson
Ault
Allison
Weld County Nursing
Blackallow
Cactus Hill
Rowe
Ant
Galeton
Vesta Emrick
Lingle
Wyo
California
Greeley
First Christian
Church of Art
Woodmen of the World
Board of Education
Whittier
Calif
Freda Schell
Inglewood
George Allison Jr
Downey
Agnes
Chino
Airs
Barbara van Vliet
Manhattan Beach
Paul Allison
Lancaster
David Allison
Bellflower
Zoa Karnshaw
Greeley Sailor Found Dead in Florida Autopsy Cites Overdose
Michael Tritt, 23, a Greeley native and Navy enlisted man, was found dead in a car at an abandoned hotel site in western Escambia County Florida. Autopsy indicates overdose of barbiturates. Pensacola sheriff reports no foul play. Tritt had joined the Navy in 1968 after graduating from West High School and Colorado State College.
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Michael ‘Vill
Greeley
Navy
Mscombia County
Florida
Associated Press
Pensacola
Navy Air Station Hospital
Escambia County
Tritt
Wayne E. Tritt
West High School
Savings and Loan League of Colorado
Colorado State College
University of Northern Colorado
Great Lakes Naval Station
Hospital Corpsman
Securities Thefts Hit New York and nation wide, agencies say
U S attorney general and New York police commissioner testified before the Senate committee on organized crime claiming at least 102 million dollars in New York securities thefts since 1987 and 300 million nationwide in the last two years. They warned such large thefts threaten confidence in stocks and bonds and urged federal crimes for possession of stolen securities. A bank theft case illustrated vulnerabilities in security and oversight.
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Washington
U.S
New York City
Charlie
Senate
Tesday
Atty
Get
John N. Mitchell
Patrick V. Murphy
National Crime Syndicate
United States
Mitchell
Congress Lonsider
Lo ‘Ten
Hell
Senate Permanent Investigations
Murphy
Alvina L Gaer former Greeley resident dies aged 72
Alvina Louise Gaer a resident of Greeley since 1924 died Tuesday night at Kenton Nursing Home. Born in Wisner Nebraska January 9 1880s she married Charles Gack and lived in Wisner Dalton Briggsdale before moving to Greeley. Survived by two daughters Evelyn Tregamung and Dorothy Riggs three sons Leonard Glenn Rex plus 11 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren. Funeral by Macy Allnutt Mortuary.
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Alvina Louise Gaer
Greeley
Kenton
I Wisner
Neb
Charles Gack
Wisner
Dalton
Briggsdale
Gaer
Gacy
Fit United Methodist
Raymond
Evelyn) Tregamung
Elmer
Dorothy) Riggs
Maton
Teonard Gaer
Glenn Greshath
Denver
Rex Caer
Great Bend
Kan
Macy Allnutt Mortuary
James R. Stitt Funeral Held in Denver
Funeral services for James R. Stitt were held in Denver on Wednesday. He died Friday at General Teese Memorial Hospital and had lived in Denver since 1934. Surviving are three sons, a daughter, and several grandchildren. burial was in Fairmount Cemetery. Stitt was a longtime employee of the Western Pacific Railroad and active in the Beaver Traffic Club.
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Denver
James R. Stitt
S. York St
William R. Stutt
Turlat
Fairmount Cemetery
Stitt
Teese Memorial Hospital
BEC
Washington
Senate Appropriations
Fee
American Education
Beaver Traffic Club
St. John’ss
Omasa
Neb
Rocky Mountain
el Jebel
Theid
Elizabeth Nightingale
James I. Stitter
Congress
Aurora
Donald Stitt
West Aid
Senate backs five cent limit on TV and radio campaigns
Senate Democrats unanimously back a five cent per voter cap on broadcast campaign spending for 1972 congressional and White House races. The plan contrasts with a proposed 10 cent ceiling from the Commerce Committee, which would allow allocation decisions by candidates and could still leave Republicans with a financial edge in 1972. Senator Pastore says his aim is not to broaden the policy and hints views could shift after 1972.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
White House
Rules Committee
Pastore
IRS
Cambodian Battle Near Phnom Penh Intensifies
Reports from the Vihear Suor marshes east of Phnom Penh describe the fiercest fighting yet as Cambodian and North Vietnamese forces clash. Heavy mortar, cannon, and rocket fire pound bunkers while Cambodian troops push to block infiltration near Prey Thom and east of the capital.
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Associated Press
Phnom Penh
Vietram Viet’ Cong
Eas
Ates
Vihear -Suor
Yueslay
Prey Thom
Am Rong
Robin Mannock
Epokeesma
Prey
Thom
Lier
Toulg
Earis
Jory
Satfreed
Tha
Phniom
U.S
Indochina
Saigon
South Vietnam
Pleiku
Laos
Cambodia
Jailed Soviet Writer Freed Early After Good Behavior
Soviet writer Sinyavsky, jailed five years for anti-Soviet works abroad, was released two years early for good behavior. Report notes lack of official confirmation and unclear current status. Also mentions co-defendant Yuli Daniel and protests from writers and organizations at their 1966 trial.
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Moscow
Aiudrei Sin- Yavsky
Ovid
Aluyavsky
Sinyaysky
Coreon -Sinyaysky
Soviet Writers' Union
Sinyavsky
Yoli Daniel
Soviet Union
Arms Cache Found Near Ascot Ahead of Royal Race
London AP reports detectives found a large arms cache near Ascot shadowing the Ascot race track. Sixty detectives raided a wealthy site overnight as Queen Elizabeth II arrives next week for the royal meeting. Weapons including machine guns were believed destined for Northern Ireland. Unclear if for the Irish Republican Army or the Ulster Volunteer Force.
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London
Ascot
oAscot
Northern Ireland
Aray
Ulster Volumicer Force
Farm Commune Founder Held As Witness In Detroit Probe
INDIANAPOLIS AP Larry Capadair, 23, founder of a Indiana Teen commune near Nashville on 500 acres, was held as a material witness in a federal grand jury probe in Detroit. Arrested in Bloomington by FBI on a warrant from Judge Walcott Smith, he faces $100,001 bond. Canada, son of a Bloomington real estateman, opened the commune named Raintree Investments two years ago.
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Indianapolis
Larry EB. Capadair
Detroit
Grand
Washington
Capitol
Canada
Bloomington
Ind
FBI
Walcott Smith
WRI
Nashville
Raintree Investments
New York Couple Surrenders Foster Baby to Mother
Staten Island couple Ben and Mrs. Vetrano gave up their four month old adoptive son Christopher to his natural mother, an unwed teen who plans to marry the boy’s father. The private agreement followed a court case after the child’s arrival January 28.
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New York
Staten Island
Ben Vetrano
Shirliean Comeau
Providence
Rao
Veteranos
Christopher
Miss Come
United Way Budget Group Holds Weld County Meeting
An orientation session of the United Way budget committee for Weld County was held at United Bank in Greeley. The 30 participating organizations presented budget requests and a conference schedule. The committee will meet with agencies through June 22, then review budgets in late month, and aim to announce the 1971 72 goal by August 4. James L. Gossman chairs the committee with Gene W. Freeman as assistant.
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United Way
Weld County
United Bank
Greeley
United Way Board of Directors
Eugene’ Wiege
Vern -Dick Woods
Eaton
Richard Doyla
Russell Nelson
Harold Wino
Beet Growers Pleased With Sugar Plan
Lee Johnson of the Mountain States Beet Growers Association comments on sugar legislation in Congress and recent Great Western Sugar Co shakeups. He notes general support for the act despite flaws while growers lament Robert R. Owen’s removal, now led by William M. White and George Wilberry amid policy differences and multiple retirements and management shifts.
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Lee Johnson
Mountain States Beet Growers Association
Congress
Great Western Sugar Company
Johnson
Robert R. Owen
Wester
United
Wiliam M. White
George Wilberry
Owen
Great Western
Southard to Represent Judge Emeson in Indictments
Greeley attorney William Southard will join Arnold Alperstein to defend County Court Judge Sidney Emeson in the indictments. He missed the arraignment Monday when Emeson pleaded innocent, but will participate in full defense proceedings. The omission of Southard’s involvement was an earlier error in reporting.
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Greeley
William Southard
Sidney Meson
Southard
Arnold Alperstein
Emeson
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