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Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1975

Page

2

Greeley police chart future needs with sociological study

Police Chief John Parkinson leads a two day sociological study of Greeley to forecast police needs over 15 years. The report predicts more foot patrols, higher education for officers, and stronger focus on social problems to prevent crime and align with city planning.

John Parkinson Greeley Parkinson

Nickel on the Drum and Childhood Songs

Analysis discusses how lullabies and rhymes expose children to violence and harm learning, arguing for legal prohibitions with penalties. Includes quotes from Sen Frank Church and Mildred Gahlman on information disclosure and city finances.

Little Bunny Foo Foo Frank Church D-Idaho CIA Rockefeller Commission Mildred Gahlman Clyman Wis

Britain declares general pardon offer to rebels except Adams and Hancock

Jim Craig notes a 1775 proclamation by General Gage promising pardons to those who lay down arms, while criticizing the rapid acceleration of modern childhood. He warns of future shock and the pressure on children to grow up fast in a changing society.

Britain General Gage Samuel Adams John Hancock

Reappraisal of big business and public view

A 1975 opinion piece discusses how high tax fears and anti business sentiment distorted perceptions of profits and investment. It notes widespread public misperception of auto profits, the need for capital to create jobs, and the risk of U S industry lagging behind Europe and Japan amid a tough recession and policy swings.

Nick Thimmesch Los Angeles Times Washington Opinion Research Corp ORC United States Ireland Luxembourg United Kingdom Harold Wilson U.S Ian MacGregor American Mining Congress Mutual Radio MacGregor Europe Japan Sweden Yesteryear

Courts back U S ownership of canal

A 1994 statement by Henry Kissinger and Panamanian Foreign Minister Jean Tack affirmed U S jurisdiction over the Canal Zone and Panamanian access to canal benefits. The piece reviews historic U S rights, Panama’s changing stance, and the need for Congress approval for any cession, framing a possible clash among branches of government.

John J. O’malley Copley Henry Kissinger Panama Canal Zone Republic of Panama Kissinger Jean Tack U.S Panamanian Repubic of Panama Secretary of State United States Supreme Court Wilson Congress France Spain Florida Russia Alaska Senate

Today in History June 12 1975 events and birthdays

On this date multiple historical notes include New York City incorporation in 1665 and John Winthrop’s Salem Harbor voyage in 1630. Others cover 1938 territorial changes 1940 Japan bombings 1943 highway opening 1944 German attacks 1963 Medgar Evers assassination, and recent political shifts. Birthdays list David Rockefeller and Vic Damone. Thought: cities are built by men, not houses.

Associated Press New York City Massachusetts Bay Company John Winthrop Salem Harbor Chungking China Britain Medgar Evers Fron Jackson Mississippi South Vietnam Phanh Huy Quat Phan Khac Sun West T O Brazil Rio de Janeiro Richard Nixon Caita David Rockefeller Vic Damone

Dog Abduction Attempt Foiled by Vigilant Community

A Greeley reader thanks the Police Department and Humane Society for their work after a year old dog was briefly lost and allegedly kidnapped. The caller pretended the dog was dead and demanded a renewal, but the dog later returned home after police and humane officials were alerted. The writer urges awareness that a dog can be stolen in Greeley.

the Tribune Police Department Humane Society Chaii The Police Dept. and Humane Society Glenmere Park Tribune Greeley Police G. M. Mason Sth

Greeley Daily Tribune Publisher Details and Postage Rates

Public notice of newspaper staff and office details lists Mildred Hansen as publisher and Koenig as business manager. It notes second class postage in Greeley Colorado and a subscription rate of 2.50 per month with affiliations to AP and other news services.

Mildred Hansen Leog Koenig Bunines Mar Refstrick

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