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Newspaper

Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1961

Page

4

Mansfield Credits Liberal Republicans for New Laws

Washington AP report says Senator Mansfield credits liberal Republicans for key votes aiding the Kennedy administration's frontiers and housing agenda. He praises GOP lawmakers who stood with Democrats, while noting House action on housing remains unresolved. The piece frames a shift in support as the Senate advances Kennedy policies amid coalition tensions.

Washington Kent Kennedyn House Senate Mansfield Kennedy

Farm Bureau Asks Grain Plan Delay

The American Farm Bureau urged Congress to delay consideration of the 1962 emergency feed grain program. Farmers would idle 26 percent of corn and sorghum planted in 1959 and 1960 in exchange for payments and price supports for nonparticipants. The group wants more time to assess figures from the current feed year and the program’s effectiveness before extending it.

Ovid A. Martin Washington American Farm Bureau Federal Congress Farm Bureau Johns Lyon Farms Bureau House Agriculture System Committee of Feed Grains Bram Uhroviph Lynn

H E Green Honored by Cattlemen

H E Green managing director of KFKA and publisher of the Record-Stockman received a life membership in the Colorado Cattlemen's Assn at the group's 51st annual convention in Grand Junction. Cavill Booth of Arvada presented the award for service to the livestock industry, recognizing Green's livestock market reporting and publication efforts.

E. Green KFKA The Record-Stockman Colorado Cattlemen's Assn Sih Grand Junction Green Cavill Booth Arvada Pnt Farmers Home Administration of Colorado Hare KEKA Tel

Beethoven and Firepower: The Wellington Victory Revisited

The firing line reports Dorati and the London Symphony as they stage an arresting revival of the Wellington Victory using cannons and eclectic period-era gear. A West Point setting hosts Deems Taylor as narrator with Civil War muskets and museum pieces augmenting the orchestral assault. The piece, once tied to Maelzel’s panharmonicon, reappears as a shell shock era spectacle.

Beethoven Magstro Muni Fons Mercury Doral Beelhoven London Symphony Orchestra New Jersey Light Infantry Taylor West Point Dorati Tchaikovsky Wellington Waterloo Johann Markzel Maelzel

Mountain area backward says official at HOISE meeting

Dr Whitson of Marlin Co Denver criticizes Mountain States delegates for low industrial production, citing per capita manufactured goods values around 350 dollars versus southern states. Bernstein releases humorous music lectures on a Columbia stereo album with the New York Philharmonic.

Nevada Fdodo Whitson Deep South Leonard Bernstein Columbia Bernstein New York Philharmonic Kyorks Stravinsky Utah Haydn Gilbert & Sullivan Colorado Wyoming Rich

James Washburn commissioned second lieutenant in Air Force

James James 1 Washburn of Briggsdale was commissioned as a second lieutenant in the U S Air Force Reserve at Colorado State University graduation ceremonies. He will begin active duty immediately after earning his college degree and completed Air Force ROTC courses in Air Science, including problem solving, military justice, weather and air navigation, and leadership training.

James 1, Washburn Lloyd Washburn Briggsdale United States Air Force Reserve Colorado State University Washburn U.S. Air Force

Trend Shifts as Space Age Upswing Falls Short

A commentator notes a nascent turnaround but warns the rise remains too gradual to rival the momentum of the space age, highlighting competition and broader industrial shifts shaping the era.

No Wirescut Telephone Lines in Sapulpa Area

Creek County Sheriff reports thieves stripped more than 8,000 feet of telephone wire from utility poles near Sapulpa revealing widespread outages as residents faced loss of service in the Tura areas.

Bapulpa Okla Tura Sapulpa Creek County Dee

Private Sidney H. Robinson claims world situps record

Fort Sill reports Pvt. Sidney H. Robinson of Alameda California says he has performed 7 500 situps in succession setting a claimed world record. The claim was made from the Fort Sill training post with no independent verification available at this time.

Fort Sill Okla Sidney H. Robinson Alameda Calif

Berrier Promoted To Manager Of Operations In Saint Louis

Ronald K. Berrier son of Mr and Mrs A T Berrier 2613 1st Ave rises to manager of operations for The Service Bureau Corporation a TBM subsidiary at 2360 Hampton Ave Saint Louis He previously managed operations in Tulsa and is a National Machine Accountants Association member with four years in the Navy SBC provides high speed data processing services locally.

Ronald K. Berrier A. T. Berrier H Ave Service Bureau Corporation TBM Hampton Ave St. Louis Tulsa Berrier National Machine Accountants Association NS. Savy SBC Highspeed Louis

Stamp collecting growth mirrors topicals and world history

Stamps AP News notes the American Topical Association’s rise since 1951, tracing topical collecting from early 1920s designs to propaganda stamped by Soviet Russia, and how global issues, culture, and nature shaped diverse collections, from animals to plants and beyond. The piece highlights expanding scope and the educational value of topical stamps.

American Topical Association United States Soviet Russia Soviets

Paper and stamps shape a world of commemoration

The article notes the cigarette industry uses vast paper and packaging materials, while postage stamps record global events and propaganda. It references stamps as historical records of world congresses, heads of state visits, and fairs, with Soviet era examples like a 1949 Uncle Sam stamp, illustrating provocative messaging.

Russia Uncle Sam Anand

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