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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1964
Page
13
A local couple, Mr. and Mrs. Har vid Law of 20M Mn Ave une, traveled to Indianapolis for the 300 mile race on a four day trip. The event featured top sales and a city parade with social events and special ceremonies at the Sams plant.
Kiwanis plans a citywide Kids Day in Denver with 210000 safety measures and numerous volunteers. Major Robert Wevive leads the committee with Denver and Lowry foresters backing an all hands effort including aircraft bands and local personalities to attract families.
Buckingham Palace announced on Wednesday that the queen agreed to place a head and shoulders portrait wearing a diamond tiara on coins. The tiara was a wedding gift from Queen Mary to Elizabeth's grandmother, and the design reserves space for an inscription on the coin edge.
A quirky food feature reports on a rumor that Kennedy planned a Senate bid in New York, then debunks it. The piece playfuly describes a quaking custard recipe and its presentation to visitors, noting no political plan or candidacy was confirmed. It mixes gossip with culinary instructions and a salute to dessert garnishes.
In Marietta Georgia a vertical takeoff and landing plane from Lockheed Aircraft crashed near a suburban backyard during a test flight for the Army Transportation Research Command. The Army civilian test pilot William J. Ingram 43 of Newport News Virginia died. the pilot did not eject and the craft was being developed for research purposes.
Edward reports on Dick Shorey and the percussion basement of Shory in Glenview with improvised noise makers. Shory, a noted arranger, built a device to simulate electronic effects using scavenged items for band and ballroom music. He favors Orchestra Hall Chicago for concert hall effects and uses multiple tape recorders and stereo gear.
News briefs report Camilla Fry seeking divorce from Jeremy Fry with Fry named co respondent in Lynn Chadwick’s divorce, while Lord Snowdon allegedly proposed at the Frys’ Bali home. Separately, the 1961 UN General Assembly opening is postponed to November 16 after requests from 20 delegations. Canada’s Senate approves the Columbia River treaty, clearing ratification steps and outlining U.S. payments for power benefits and dam costs to be completed by 1973.
Iowa born Shory leads a 24 musician troupe with 65 colleges and 30 communities to conduct concerts and clinics this summer and fall. He directs the same orchestra he played with as a boy in Annie, revisiting his hometown and teaching young students along the way.
A 10 week Peace Corps training program will be held at a former Fort Lewis ALM College site southwest of Durango with an estimated cost of 75741 dollars. Nine unused campus buildings will be repaired to house about 40 Peace Corps volunteers and instructors under project rector Mrs. Pauline B. Birky of Colorado State University. The program targets West Papers for training or work.
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