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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1977
Page
2
A brief editorial reflecting on 2 Timothy 2 14 13 and the call to steadfast faith. The piece muses on enduring belief, the permanence of divine fidelity, and the joint fate of believers who remain loyal under trial. The tone echoes a devotional reading suited to the periodical’s religious commentary.
The laetrile issue splits supporters who call for medical freedom of choice from critics led by the medical establishment and FDA. Rep. Symms calls it a natural preventative, while scientists dismiss the cyanide mechanism and vitamin B-17 claims. Seven states have legalized laetrile amid hearings and proposed “medical freedom” legislation.
Max Lerner reviews Elizabeth Kubler-Ross's Los Angeles talk on death and its “spooks” as personal guides and materializing entities. He notes professional critics, parapsychology’s rising status, and the era’s search for transcendental reality amid scientific scrutiny.
A Los Angeles Times Syndicate summary notes recycling aluminum cans began as a Florida charity experiment. Reynolds Aluminum later turned it into a business, promoting discarded cans as a profitable yet charitable activity. The piece profiles varied individuals and groups, from Pleasant Hill to Seattle, who profit or benefit— and highlights energy savings from recycling.
Greeley Daily Tribune credits and subscription details amid listing of syndicates and press associations. Mentions Associated Press United Press International Los Angeles Times Syndicate Colorado Press Association and local union attribution.
A Los Angeles Times 1977 column mocks a proposed 100 foot high Middle East wall around Israel. It satirizes Carter's handling, Begin’s claims to biblical lands, and Arab Israeli tensions, detailing a ghostly scheme with U.S. figures and international publicity.
Andrew Tully recalls a Cuban named Johnny who backed US Cuban relations and believed recognition could pressure Castro toward reform. The narrative recounts Johnny as a taxi driver, rebel liaison, and activist who died at La Cabana prison after years of anti dictatorship work.
A history roundup notes key events on this date including Manhattan first Dutch settlers, Continental Congress backing Declaration of Independence, 1888 US Marines in Cuba, Italy declaring war on France and Britain, and the Lidice massacre. Also Eisenhower receiving the Order of Victory and US-China trade embargo lifting. Birthday mentions include Prince Philip and James McDivitt.
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