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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1964
Page
9
The report catalogs varied market readings with livestock and produce figures. Livestock sections note steads, prices for hogs, cattle, and sheep, while eggs and dairy show tentative gains and weaker spots. Regional buyers and wholesale channels illustrate shifting demand across produce and meats.
State Police pistol meet claims over 20 entries as gun sports action unfolds in the area Saturday and Sunday with local fire crews rushing to a residential blaze on Friday in Greeley.
RAWLINS AP A talent pilot enroute from Colorado to California was seriously injured when his plane crashed near Rawlins. A second pilot, Nora Davia, Brown, was ferrying planes from Greeley to California. Witnesses said the plane barely cleared the runway before crashing. The Agriculture Department reports buying an extra 10 939 000 pounds of beef under a relief program for distressed cattle.
Sperry Rand faced heavy selling as the market declined, with large blocks traded and a resignation at the Sperry Unity division noted. The Dow edged down about 31 points, while some groups and bonds showed little change. The report mentions a city fire, a shooting-range practice event, and upcoming public events with unclear details amid the chaotic financial and local notices.
A 1980 vehicle theft incident near Greeley was halted after the car left the highway about 11:39 p.m. Thursday. The driver, Kriegel, escaped unharmed though the car struck guard posts and a sign before stopping. No indictment against Kriegel was reported.
Week of June reports show receipts around 1,007 with demand exceeding supply. All classes sold strong to 50 higher than last week, buyers paying for choice quality steers and heifers with limited supply of feeders and calves, including Holstein and whiteface calves, while slaughter cattle markets stayed steady to higher.
A District Court recounts a case where officers reported windshields shot while parked at Island Grove Park. Defendants Edwin J Switzer and others faced various charges including careless driving and vehicle provisions, with verdicts and fines issued by Judge Carpenter. The record notes multiple witnesses, injuries, and a related sewing machine sale case in the same docket.
AP reports the 46th Legion Convention in Longmont with speakers and plans for a parade, resolutions, and officer elections. Goldentaires of Laue and the Denver Grenadiers seek to regain a title. seventy marching units join a downtown parade Saturday.
A man reports a $40 bicycle stolen from in front of Bate Canne. County Court charges against Ronald A. Goak dismissed. Joseph Henry Small appeals drunk driving conviction. Weather and other local notes include farm damage from heavy rain and a car collision shadow in Murray's court district.
An obituary item notes the death of T. Hart a farmer and elevator operator who died here on July 11 at age 72. The record cites a gross estate amount of 1963.19 and mentions an inventory filed in County Court.
Police reported a nighttime theft of items from a car parked at Rainbow Cafe. A 1953 Pinto Beans vehicle reportedly owned by Hart Grain Co. was stripped, with tools and assorted equipment stolen from the car and surrounding area. The incident followed by flood warnings and a court sale notice in the same issue.
Bids and proposals for state contracts announced at the Colorado State College Dillon area include sealed bids due by Thursday at 2 PM for construction and architectural work. Notices detail bid guarantees, performance bonds, and material preferences under state procurement rules with the Architect Robert Linscedt listed and a public bidding process outlined.
LAS ANIMAS Colo AP passenger train traveling 90 miles an hour ripped through an abandoned car early Thursday two miles from Animas No one was injured. Passengers aboard the Santa Fe Chief bound for Los Angeles were delayed about three hours by wreckage on the track. The late model car was rocked 200 feet by the impact. Its owner Dr Ralph Table Quist of nearby Lyons, Colo Veterans Hospital had driven the car across the tracks but it caught when he turned. He went for a wrecker. Shortly before noon the wrecker returned for the car and the accident occurred.
Gerald McNamara of the General Services Administration says a proposal for a pro nasced Greeley Federal Center and funding requests will be asked during the 1965 66 fiscal year beginning July 1 1965. He notes no construction start date until approval and funding are secured.
Fragmented obituary notes the passing of a performer tied to dike Moherlein with details unclear. Family statements hint at a musical legacy and a desire to honor memory, while references to tuneful eras evoke recollections of collaborative artistry and uncertain futures.
A Greeley man, Lahmert Pape, was injured Thursday when a brick planter wall collapsed at Weld County Hospital. He was reportedly cleaning the wall when it fell, pinning him beneath the bricks and prompting police to assist.
Carl Zeller of 474 Fish Ave reported injuries after a collision at 3 42 p m near erdale Ave and ath St. A 198 sedan sustained 450 in damages while a second vehicle driven by Clarence real of Boulder caused 357 in damages. Police noted a redacted accident report.
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