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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1969
Page
7
Archaeologists note brick ovens in Pompeii resemble modern European bakery brick ovens. The text traces medieval use, where only a few grand palaces and mansions housed brick lined ovens, marking culinary and architectural continuity across eras.
Obituary notices for Jeanine Kay Dicken of Greeley and Adda Henrietta Ferguson of Windsor list surviving relatives. Services set at First Methodist Windsor and interment at Lakeside Cemetery Loveland. Memorials directed to Columbia Chapter No 1 Mi OFS. Also notices for Joseph A Reynolds of Greeley and Kenneth Seward of Greeley with service details and interment at Sunset Memorial Gardens.
Obituary notices list Meck NIGUT Mr Odes Chiude McKnight and several relatives, with services and interment at Riverside Cemetery Fort Morgan. Memorial gifts directed to Milliken Presbyterian Church. Also Roy Corkyl Orr of Moore's Trailer Court Greeley noted with family relations and funeral details.
The Associated Press reports the 25,000 U.S. troops withdrawn from Vietnam will largely be regular combat veterans. The plan involves both Army and Marine units, drawing mixed praise and criticism from officials and observers.
Police logged multiple incidents Monday including Miss Sandy Tomlin losing a $75 watch and Miss Linda Whitmore’s purse with a $75 watch and $30 cash. Car window damage, a broken rear window and aerial, a stolen bicycle from Sportsman Inn, a break-in attempt at Seery's Service Station with a screwdriver recovered, two windows broken at Texaco and Dairy Cream, and a rock shattered windshield on Reservoir Road with estimated damages.
A list of marriage licenses includes Donald Darwin Elwick with Mary Kay Shepard and others across Greeley Eaton Severance and Loveland. The article notes R. Laird says about 10,000 National Guard and Army reserves to Vietnam after Tet will be brought home gradually with some units possibly detoured, while Nixon plans a 25,000 man withdrawal.
The Johnson commission urges calm and quick action by colleges to keep campus violence from derailing education. It urges police when needed, safeguards student rights, and warns against rushing withdrawal of financial aid while noting most students do not participate in violence. Led by Milton Eisenhower, the panel says the problem threatens universities nationwide and seeks constructive action before fall term.
An incomplete report discusses society's failures and the basic structure of democracy. It notes a main desire to improve the system to live up to its stated values, reflecting concerns about civic ideals and governance.
Hollywood AP reports Governor Ronald Reagan will deliver the funeral eulogy for Robert Taylor who died Sunday at 57 from lung cancer after a lengthy illness. The service will be at Forest Lawn Cemetery in Glendale.
The Wyoming Supreme Court on Monday upheld a lower court ruling denying A L Art McClellan a $7 664 claim against the city of Casper for extra trash pickup work at night and morning. McClellan contended he hired another employee for the additional rounds but could not prove it in court.
Washington reports unemployment held steady at a low level while May job growth slowed. Total employment rose 200,000 from April to 77.3 million, with earnings at a record high for rank and file workers. Unemployment fell 230,000 to 2.3 million, rate steady at 3.5 percent. service sector still growing while goods producing slows. Negro unemployment remains higher than whites.
Authorized service available for RCA Zenith Philips Whirlpool Maytag Hoover Chanel Master Omorato TV and appliances at Milliken Cole. Call 682 4267 for repairs parts and maintenance with prompt in home or shop service options.
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