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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1957
Page
2
Apache bands in eastern Arizona defied a state court order halting dam construction. The Salt River Valley Water Users Association had secured a court action last September, but Apache leaders and their people continued building and prepared to use the site for fishing and possible confrontations with white settlers amid ongoing tensions.
A confusing clip reports nine painters deaths after a scaffolding incident on a West 24th Street site. Lawyers for the White Mountain Apache group cite jurisdiction issues as relatives of Kapstein, Kepler, and Aernstein await formal confirmation of the fatalities in Manhattan.
A fragmentary school column notes students in nearby Virginia districts including Greene Elementary School and Macville with Marvin Mines Jr showing enthusiasm for the end of term. The piece shifts to a financial explainer contrasting U S Treasury bonds with Kremlin loans and inflation driven yields, highlighting international rates and government spending.
Chicago police identified Mrs. Marie Devaney 32 a secretary for a barge company with offices in the Board of Trade building as the woman who plunged from an eighth floor window Tuesday night. She had been separated from her husband for two years and is mother of a ten year old son.
Amman Jordan crowds greet Saud of Saudi Arabia on his first visit since Hussein’s April crackdown on leftist and pro-Egyptian elements. The rulers discuss options, Saud offers Saudi troops to aid stability. Saud to stay six days amid tense political backdrop.
Dr. Harry S. Togers, 66, head of the Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn since 1933, also served as dean of engineering at Oregon State College and held faculty posts at several institutions. The report notes his prominent roles in higher education and involvement in a New York inquiry.
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