Lockheed Airco Proposal Faces Senate Scrutiny
Lockheed Airco chairman Daniel Haughton testified that a $250 million government loan guarantee is needed to keep the Airbus program alive and avoid bankruptcy. Senate Banking Committee members Sparkman and Granston pressed for conditions, with Proxmire warning unfilled orders could shift to rivals if loans are not guaranteed.
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Ifc
Associated Press
Lockheed
Proxmire
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Martlay
Helbus
Washington
Lockheed Aircoatt Corp
Itrange
Senate Banking Comilce
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Alan Granston
Thome
Daniel J. Haughton
Congress
Airbus
Sparkman
Alabama Democrat
Cranslin
Haughton
Willian Proxmire
Dwis
PcDonnell-Douglas
Boeing
Obituary of Ralph E. Gardner Photographer of Greeley
Ralph E. Gardner 82 longtime Greeley photographer died Thursday at Weld County General Hospital. Funeral services 2 p.m. Wednesday at Adamson Memorial Chapel with interment at Sunset Memorial Gardens. Masonic services by Occidental Lodge No. 20. He is survived by his wife, a daughter Louise Blakey of Los Altos Calif., and two grandchildren.
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Ralph E. Gardner
18Th Ave
Greeley
Adamson
Raid Ends Alcatraz Occupation By Indian Protesters
Federal marshals conducted a surprise raid on Alcatraz Island and removed the remaining Indian occupants. About 78 Indians had occupied the former federal prison since 1969, with 20 men landing by boat and six adults plus children surrendering without resistance. three Natives were later arrested for theft of government property. Grace Thorpe, daughter of Jim Thorpe, called the action a long-time symbol of Indian reawakening and rights advocacy.
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Ilegally
John Trudell
Alcatraz
Browning
America
General Services Administration
Federal Caretaker Agency
San Francisco Financial
Jeanine Yoemans
Associated Press
San Francisco
Islankl
San Francisco Bay Island
Ipswich
Tires Coast Guard
U.S
Wwe
Grace Thorpe
Jim Thorpe
Miss Thorpa
Sacramento
Senior Citizens News Highlights Activities and Events
Joyc e Orr outlines crafts and bowling for seniors at the Recreation Center. Monday crafts feature applique quilt blocks with materials provided. Wednesday bowling at Bowlorads Lanes includes shoes. A Fathers Day program on Thursday June 17 includes awards and men’s refreshments. Bus trip to Denver Zoo on June 25 tickets on sale June 7 for 2 dollars. Departure 10 am from Recreation parking lot, return about 4:20 pm, dinner at Denver restaurant and time at the zoo. The Greeley Shuffleboard club is noted.
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Joyce Orr
Brinng
Bowlorads
Ona Shelburn
Pam
Denver Zoo
Senior Citizens Office
Recreation
Greeley
Denver
Zoo
Hospital Dismissals From Weld County General Hospital
A list of patients discharged on Friday June 1 from Weld County General Hospital includes Calvin Helus of Kersey Timothy Schlieger of Loveland James Vasquez of 1120 4th Ave Kurlis Julian of Windsor Mrs Sam Archuleta of Ault Lee Pettit of Pierce Mrs Mary Harms of 00 7th St Mrs Amelia Bohn of Bonel Retire ment Community Mrs Mollie Schneider of 46 Lith St Mrs Nellie Huggans of La Salle Mrs Howard Sanders of 1124 13th 5.5 Ralph Carlock of 2654 45th Ave Ellis Lutor of La Salle Raymond Johne of Fort Collins Lawrence Thomas of Kersey Mrs Lila Nichols of Brighton Mrs Rubeny Baver of 1429 10th St Mrs Robert Degenhart of Goodland Kaw Mrs Ismael Chavez of 3016 Sunset Dr Orville McQueen of 2333 Sth Ave Arthur Wehrer of Loveland Albert Miller of Platteville Mrs Schleton Tucker of Platteville Mrs Lorenso Rosales and son of 317 N. Whare Mrs Charles Romine of Brighton Mrs JoAnne Mawson of 1841 ?th Ave Mrs Join Watson of 2412 16th Ave Mrs Ralph Severns of 2501 6th St Mrs Albert Peterson of Milken Jacqueting Janousek of Fstes Park Earl Cogburn of Gilcrest W Kurt Miller of 1214 10th St Wanda Weber of 2137 21st Ave Bryan Holfner of Hudson.
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Calvin Helus
Kersey
Timothy Schlieger
Loveland
James Vasquez
4Th Ave
Kurlis Julian
Windsor
Sam Archuleta
Ault
Lee Pettit
Pierce
Mary Harms
7Th St
Amelia Bohn
Bonel
Mollie Schneider
Lith
Nellie Huggans
la Salle
Howard Sanders
Vietnamese and Cambodian Fronts See Heavy Fighting Near Saigon
Reports from the region describe North Vietnamese and Cambodian clashes near Saigon and along Highway 7. U S supplied Cambodian helicopters were shot down while attempting a resupply. Casualties on both sides include a killed soldier and multiple wounded. Krek, six miles from the border, sees mortar and ground actions as Saigon forces block infiltration.
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Saigon
Cambodia
P.m.bodian
Phnom Penh
Aoth
Krek
South Vietnam
Am Rong
Senate to Probe Sugar Bill and Trade Impacts
Senate Finance Committee hearings will question how sugar quotas aid foreign nations and whether trade advantages are offered in return. The panel aims to preserve the subsidy framework while examining effects on prices and U.S. living standards amid quota reallocations and South Africa’s apartheid policy.
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Associated Press
Washington
U.S
Senate Finance Committee
Russell B. Long
D-La
Sal
Aes
Dominican Republic
Razil
Mexico
Peru
Senate
South
Lang
Kennedy
Mass
Tajky
Senaté
Black Caucus
House
South Africa
Tricia Nixon Cox Wedding Site Hangs on Weather
Tricia Nixon and Edward Finch Cox face a White House Rose Garden ceremony delayed by uncertain weather. With three months of planning completed, organizers monitor forecasts as rain threatens the event.
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Tricia
Wasiluington
Tricia Nixon
Edward Finch Cox
White House
City Traffic Accidents and Wedding At The White House
Multiple traffic crashes injure three people in two separate incidents at 26th Ave and 10th St and at 32 Ave and 11th St with injuries including facial wounds brain concussion and a cut lip. Separate note covers a high profile wedding as Miss Nixon and Cox wed at the White House with President Nixon attending and guests at Blair House reception.
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26Th Ave
10Th St
Karan Kay Haberman
21St Ave
Shelly Brewer
18Th Ave
Sandra Alford
23Rd Ave
Conie Applegate
Lovrce J. Easley
34Th Ave
Ave
11Th St
Fidelia M. Gonzales
List Ave
1Th Ave
20Th St
Beverly Joan Svenksen
1Ath Ave
Patricia Lou Salazar
la Salle
Deliberate poisoning eyed in eagle deaths in Wyoming
Maryland congressman Rep. Gilbert Gude said investigations show evidence that 22 bald and golden eagles in Jackson Canyon near Casper may have been poisoned deliberately with thallium sulfate planted on an antelope carcass. He noted timing during nesting and migration and suggested possible arrests under Wyoming law.
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Washington
Maryland
Wyoming
Gilbert Gude
Gude
Jackson Canyon
Casper
Wya
Renowned botanist Ralph E. Cleland dies at 78
Dr. Ralph E. Cleland, 78, a distinguished Indiana University botanist specializing in genetics, died Friday in his IU office. He was professor emeritus and a member of the American Philosophical Society and the National Academy of Sciences. Also, Ralph B. Novak, 63, former officer of the American Newspaper Guild, died Friday in a Detroit hospital after serving as executive vice president from 1931 to 1955.
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Ralph E. Cleland
Indiana University
American Philosophical Society
National Academy of Sciences
Detroit
Ralph B. Novak
American Newspaper Guild
Novak
Accidents Reported Around Lucerne Area Patrol
Patrol reports two accidents near Lucerne and one near Eaton involving Windsor residents Henry Schmidt Janet Sitzman and Edward Ide. Damages ranged from 300 to 800 dollars while a passenger Margaret May Mathews received whiplash. Also a Marine engineer William George Grace died at 85 in Bath Maine.
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Indsor
Weld ‘County General Hospital
Lucerne
Highway Patrol
Henry Schmidt
Windsor
Janet K. Sitzman
Gary Spradling
Schmidt
Sitsman
U.S. 34
Colorado Highway’ S Department
Bath
William George Grace
Grace Handeut
Land Sound
Greeley Rec Dept Offers Water Ballet and Dance Programs
The Greeley Recreation Department announces Syne-Swit Water Ballet starting June 1 for swimmers age 8 to 18, three days a week with time/place to be announced. A modern dance program for girls aged 8 to 18 is also sponsored with three parent classes beginning in June and registration at the Community Building.
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Greeiey
Greeley
Summer recreation programs and theater at recreation center
Recreation news lists summer activities from June 22 to Aug 12 for ages 1 to 18, with multiple schedules and fees. A summer theater program for high school students runs Mondays to Thursdays 7 to 10 pm at the recreation center gym, registering at 710 10th Ave, with a $4 fee and two plays scheduled to close on Aug 13 under director David W. Shaffer.
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Recreation Center
Recreation Division
10Th Ava
David W. Shaffer
Seven Children Drown as Car Plunges Into Mississippi River
Mrs. Charles Clark of Chester survives with her other two children after a station wagon carrying nine children slides down a steep hill and into 20 feet of water near a swimming pool. Tammy Clark, 6, and Debbie Canady, 12, were recovered deceased. Norma Clark, 11, Becky Clark, 10, Cindy Clark, 9, Robin Philips, 41, and others remain missing.
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Chester
Charles Clark
Clark
Tammy Clark
Debbie Canady
Insite
Norma Clark
Becky Clark
Cindy, Clark
Robin Philips
Three Divers Rescued After Mississippi River Mishap
Beck(y) Roberts, Donna Phillips, and Tam my Canady were rescued after hours of battling a strong river current. Divers suspended operations around 11 p.m. Dragging was halted for the night. State police suggested possible brake failure in the station wagon. Witness Ned Carlton, about 65, watched the car plunge from shore into the water and sink.
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Becky Roberts
Donna Phillips
Tammy Canady
Illinois
Ned Carlton
Budgeted Jobs for Veterans Program in Colorado
AP Denver reports the Jobs for Veterans Task Force in Colorado reviewed a $150 budget to start placing 20,000 Vietnam veterans. An official cited 10,000 unemployed veterans and another 10,000 returning to civilian life next year. Gov Love said $850,000 in federal manpower funds are sought to back Colorado’s role in the national program.
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Denver
Colorado
Joseph Evanasky
Weblerans Employment Service
John Love
Love
Eagle deaths rise with 49 found in Wyoming area
Still mother golden eagle found dead near Casper in Horse Creek area, bringing Wyoming total since May 1 to 49 carcasses. Game and Fish officials report dead birds near Walet and federal investigators warn thallium poisoning as the predator control poison blamed for over 20 of the deaths.
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Wyo
Wyomi
Game and Fish
Horse Creek
Iwalet
Federal
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