No Money Down Hot Water System Ad
An ad promises dependable hot water for all household needs with a glass lined tank and automatic controls under a no money down offer.
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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1963
Page
2
An ad promises dependable hot water for all household needs with a glass lined tank and automatic controls under a no money down offer.
The government announced it will request the names and addresses of recipients who received large sugar shipments during April and May. Officials said stockpiling exceeded 500,000 tons since January, amid rising prices and concerns over possible shortages. Congressional committees had sought stock ownership details, but no action to compel disposal of large stocks was planned.
Radar reveals Mars surface signals after a 22 million mile probe reported by Tass while Royal Ballet founder Ninette de Valois announces retirement at year end. Tributes pour in as the company remains praised for steadiness and international tours.
The Royal Ballet led by Dame Ninette de Valois and featuring Rudolf Nureyev plans a touring run until July 7. After a month at the Metropolitan Opera House in New York, the company will perform in Detroit, Toronto, Chicago, Seattle, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Boston, Portland and Los Angeles. The article notes the challenges of touring such as adapting to different stages and theaters worldwide, as well as the audience response in the United States and Britain.
Denver AP reports that the number of active rotary rigs in Colorado and neighboring states lags behind last year. The roundup notes rigs in multiple fields with varying depths, test plans, and completions, highlighting activity in Wyoming Utah Montana Nebraska North Dakota and other western areas.
The wreckage of a twin engine plane and the bodies of seven aboard were found Tuesday night about 43 miles west of John Day on Highway 26 in eastern Oregon. The aircraft carried rancher Cawrse, his wife, four children, and a neighbor girl from Hoseburg to Mt. Vernon. The pilot reported clouds and planned a return to Prineville before vanishing.
Funeral services for Zasu Pitts were held after her death from cancer. The state archives will take over her remains with a mausoleum project in the building once occupied by the department. Over 100 mourners attended as friends and colleagues gathered, including Virginia Grey Patsy Kelly and Hal Reich, in Los Angeles and Denver area arrangements.
AGW Will Offer Vic Damone Record as part of a summer sale campaign. The Capitol label EP titled Damone Swings With A W includes two new songs and two standards. The offer pairs a food special, an ice cold draft root beer mug, and the exclusive recording. The tracks include Call Me Irresponsible and Stella By Star Light.
Communist China offered no comment on the agreement among the United States, the Soviet Union, and Britain to hold nuclear bomb ban talks in Moscow next month.
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