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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1957
Page
3
A garbled OCR artifact from The Greeley Daily Tribune and The Greeley Republican discusses staff references and misreads. It mentions Colorado and a public notice, with stray quotes and Bible verse fragment.
Publicity around saliva drug testing draws mixed reaction from sports bodies. Dr. Herbert Berger warns amphetamine, widely used by some professionals and students, risks violent behavior and harm. he urges universal chemical checks to end doping in tracks, boxing, football, and other sports.
James Marlow outlines the long history of Japan trying American servicemen for crimes committed in Japan under a 1933 agreement. The Girard case sparked debates over whether acts occurred in official duty. Both U S and Japanese authorities clashed over jurisdiction while cases in Formosa and elsewhere raised similar issues.
In Montgomery the redistricting bill proposed by Sen. Ayn Enerhardt seeks to move about 40 Negro voters from Tuskegee outside city limits to invalidate their municipal ballots. Only roughly 10 Black residents would remain eligible to vote in city elections.
Mrs Leon Trotsky in Mexico City says she has not been invited to testify before the U S Senate Internal Security Investigating Vormumities. The widow arrived in the United States in April and the Immigration Service says she was admitted temporarily. The service noted it was a possibility she might appear before a congressional committee.
Moscow reports Igor Koryey, claimed by officials to be the oldest man in the world, died in Firman village in the Caucasian Republic. The record notes he endured Napoleon’s 1812 campaign and lived past 100, joining other long-lived individuals in the region.
Paris dispatch reports Britain may have intensified curbs on trade with Communist China as the United States presses for a broader easing of trade barriers. Negotiations in Paris between China trade and Coordinating Committees are kept highly secret, with a pending pattern of embargo lists and potential adjustments amid postwar tensions.
The Nazarene church held sessions Saturday confining the new officers under a new slate. The Rev Alvin L McQuay Billsngs was coelected district supervisor for lifth term Prix tay. New officers include Richard A Gilster, Milert Wya secretary, W G McKay Missowa treasurer and four adultory coard members. Ordained were Lyle J Higging Mills Wya and Mel Golda M Rock Cheyenne Wye.
The Legislative Reference Service reports in the first session of the 48th Congress that in both houses Protestants outnumber Catholics and Jews, with Hindu and undetermined affiliations also present. Protestant denominations include Methodists, Episcopalians, Baptists, and Lutherans among others.
Washington officials called Monday's Supreme Court decision a milestone that could strengthen antitrust enforcement. After study, federal lawyers say it provides leverage against large mergers under Section 7 of the Clayton Act. Dozens of pending cases against major companies may be affected.
The Federal Trade Commission is pursuing 15 antimerger suits, with three closed successfully in part. A 1953 study showed rising merger rates, spurring stronger enforcement of the Clayton Act by the Justice Department and FTC. DOJ has seven merger cases, including Bethlehem Steel and Youngstown Sheet and Tube, plus a case forcing Hilton Statler to divest properties and curb expansion.
The 45th Westminster College of Law graduation Friday awarded eighteen Bachelor of Law degrees. The autumn plan includes consolidating Westminster with Denver University Law School. District Attorney Cris Tollor Chester N. Aller delivered the commencement talk.
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