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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1961
Page
12
An AGTO notice warns that individuals with certain risk factors including alcohol use and military service are at higher insurance risk. The Gus DUMLER Agency advertises coverage options at 4214 BE BL, highlighting available policies for drivers with imperfect records.
Immaculate condition and mechanically perfect A-Door station wagon with full power options radio heater air conditioning and factory features. Neat white resale finish. Priced to sell. Call Elgin at $3811.
Vichy celebrates its 100th anniversary marking the first visit by Napoleon II. The event ties to the city’s historic urban renewal project initiated during his six-year reign, transforming Vichy into a global spa and town.
Seven pet rats caused chaos at Alas Imeda High School's senior assembly in Alameda. The rodents moved through 1,600 students while a duck wandered the crowd. Nine students, eight seniors to graduate next Thursday, were suspended as teachers and officials worked to restore order.
President Kennedy's housing proposal for low income families faced Senate changes before a House vote this month. The Senate initially knocked out the program but later allowed long term mortgages with down payments, amid party support. House leaders believe votes exist to restore the plan, with conference talks likely to reconcile differing versions.
The Tasmanian devil, a small flesh-eating marsupial unique to Tasmania, has grown in numbers this century, sparking concern among farmers who blame it for lamb and chicken losses while the animal remains fully protected in Australia.
U S military research teams survey Southeast Asia and the Middle East to determine weapons and equipment suited to hit and run guerrilla warfare in rough terrain. They will talk with native fighters and advisers, with results expected by fall. The study could expand aid to irregulars and village defense groups using improvised or captured arms.
Charles Phillip al died in a California hospital after an accidental gunshot wound. Funeral services were held Saturday at the Community Church. He was the elder son of Mr. and Mrs. Verne Phillip and attended Grover High. survived by parents a brother a sister and many relatives including Eli Bink of Greeley and numerous uncles and aunts in the area. He lived in Sunnyvale California where he worked in the Lockheed Missile Co. engineering division along with his wife and four children.
Real estate transfers in Weld County show numerous deeds and deeds of trust. Names include Robert W Randolph Carl Turner Hubert Hanend and Owen Small. properties describe blocks and lots in Greeley, Clayton Park, Westview and Littell subdivisions. Revenue stamps listed per thousand dollars vary from 1.10 to 29.70 with several trusts noted.
Carr Kepferle and Ayers family hosted dinner after Vern Clark funeral in Nunn. Pearin residents Heidmeimer family and Vernon visit in Greeley plans. Chadwick women join Ladies Aid June 14 at Mrs. Chadwick’s home. Soar family moves to Kersey dairy. Thomas family visit Fort Collins for Larry’s tenth birthday and Trail Ridge trip. Titkett accordion students give first recital at Dunn School in Fort Collins.
Health officials say water flowing in the alley between 7th and 8th Aves and 14th and 15th Sts is not a health threat. Sanitarian Paul White noted the wash comes from a car wash drain into a storm sewer and urged paving by property owners as the solution. A letter from local owners urged council action since February 4 and names several signatories.
Toronto dispatch reports Cuba launching an eat less meal campaign due to cattle herd disruptions from internal mismanagement. Government urges a well balanced diet featuring black beans white rice roast pork lettuce and bread while economic strain limits meat. Public notices include unrelated Rexall drug ad copy.
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