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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1964
Page
2
President Johnson told about 1700 finalists named as Scholars that they face a duty to lead the nation. He said they were chosen for achievement not mere ancestry and urged them to excel in citizenship and service as it faces the country in years ahead.
A New York AP review of NBCs The Red White and Blue remarks on a sober well intentioned flag salute limited by its white black and gray cast. It notes Independence Day and Memorial Day observances in Faith North Carolina and Noank Connecticut, plus Bilis Island memories and questions about Americas flag culture. The piece cites only 20 percent of Americans owning a flag and critiques the program for not diagnosing flag apathy while warning about fringe groups.
A Fort Worth girl linked to a lakeside cave and a secluded life has drawn offers for a new home after a rescue attempt at Prospect Lake. The story centers on Lyn Lambert 34, who prefers animals to people and has lived in a cave near a Kerr Dam lake area. a note from Spiro Oklahoma signed by the Bulldogs invites her to live in caves on Short Mounts, reflecting an odd humanitarian gesture amid a chaotic scene.
A Denver man and his nephew were found guilty after a 15 minute jury deliberation in Boulder. The case centers on a Dec theft of money from a bank messenger’s car while the official was inside a post office. Sentencing was deferred pending a report by federal parole officers. The Latsons were arrested by Weld County sheriff officers and authorities recovered the stolen funds.
A fragment notes Henry Mes and Malve Weinmeister in contact with The Paul Revere Life Insurance Company about cement coverage. A phone number 352-7208 is listed.
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