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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1969
Page
2
A reflective verse celebrant cites Revelation and declares an open door set before the reader, emphasizing opportunity and divine invitation. The quotation asserts no external force can close what is divinely opened, inviting contemplation of fate and purpose.
The Tribune urges Monfort to reconsider withdrawal of the feedlot plan noting expansion would create thousands of jobs, raise payroll to about 20 million annually, boost property taxes, and stimulate Weld County agriculture while addressing dust and environmental concerns. Public letters show mixed local reaction amid campaign history to move away from feed rounding near Greeley.
A reader from Nemaha County Neb appeals for investment and enterprise to spur development, arguing Fresh Air movement and local industry could attract people. References to Pine Flat Dam, water issues, levees and flood threats appear amid a broader plea for civic spirit and better roads and schools.
Letters detail concerns that cattle feeding odors may harm health, arguing about whether filth or aggressive odors cause illness. The writer cites studies and asks how to classify an intensive odor and its effects on people, referencing named individuals and locations as part of the discussion.
A fragmentary analysis discusses Justice Potter Stewart's stance and the select process for the chief justice seat. It covers inter-branch tensions, whether promotion should come from within the court, and historical examples from Stone White and Hughes to illuminate leadership dynamics.
Washington reports a proposed Build Now Pay Later plan to fund municipal sewage plants would stretch federal grants over 30 years. Cities fear higher interest costs and crowded bond markets while states seek full $1 billion fiscal 1970 funding and oppose deferral of federal share.
The Foreign Ministry signals a swing back to normalcy in Peking as Lin Piao and Field Marshal Jin curb Red Guards, ease hostility with foreigners, and restore consumer supply lines. Chinese diplomacy aims to blunt Soviet pressure while relaxing domestic repression. observers note a cautious shift under Lin Piao. Penn State selects Jackie as captain of the offensive line next fall.
A Los Angeles Times column contemplates Miss Mill at Mills College who vows not to bear children. The essay blends satire and philosophy, arguing modernization and overpopulation provoke anxiety while praising nature and future generations, with playful predictions for Mill’s possible offspring and fame. The piece references Joe Louis, Krutch, Athens, Sparta, and aspirational roles.
On June 1 1610 first Butch settlers land on Manhattan Island. In 1776 Continental Congress names a committee to draft the Declaration of Independence. In 1882 a Republican convention renominated Benjamin Harrison. In 1808 U S Marines begin invasion of Cuba. In 1940 Italy declares war on France and Britain. In 1942 the Gestapo killed 172 people at Lidice.
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