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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1969
Page
7
A narrator recalls a social scene around Katy Winters promoting a personal product and change of formula. The piece critiques advertising tropes and surges of product identification while contrasting a cigarette ad and a satirical coffee breath mishap.
A TV review notes changing formulas and shifting loyalties as Josephine’s brand X competes with rival products. It describes consumer reactions, endorsements, and the drama of brand battles that captivate viewers even as they buy into new formulas and improved powders.
A Paris settlement talks progress described as brighter than in years. The process started at 3 p.m. Tuesday with the final coin, a penny, removed and set for immediate circulation Wednesday. The mint reported nearly four billion coins produced last year valued at 240 million.
Denver mint workers produced a record 25 million coins in 24 hours, including 1.5 million pennies, as U.S. Mint operations set a new daily milestone. Humphrey voiced optimism on Vietnam peace prospects citing a provisional Viet Cong regime and a broadened Saigon government base observed in recent events.
Betty Higby Bojardo known as Richie the Boot, an New Jersey mint employee, was sentenced to 2 1/2 to 3 years in state prison for conspiring to violate gambling laws. She faced a $1,001 fine while 18 co-defendants in the case received varying sentences and fines up to $2,000. The production allegedly included tens of millions of coins produced on 56 presses. The case links to alleged Cosa Nostra leaders.
Fragmentary report cites electronic bugging in a DeCavalcante case. References a sentencing inquiry to Bolardo and a gambling conviction linked to extortion, mentioning Sami the Plumber and federal court. Details sparse and inconclusive.
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