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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1972
Page
2
An editorial note on solace and safety references Psalm 4 8, inviting readers to pause and reflect on calm retirement. It frames faith as a source of security and rest, offering contemplation rather than argument. The page header situates the piece in Tribune editorial context for June 1.
Weld County Democratic Central Committee chairman Ibbotson supported McGovern after hearing all candidates. He praised the party's strong organization and youth support, noting McGovern mirrors the party’s new look and traditions. He warned Nixon faces a tougher challenge than expected.
London reports mixed views on decimal currency a year after adoption. Lord Fiske praises smoother cash handling while Consumers Union and others allege price hikes and loss of tradition. Critics warn of future metric shifts and confusion among older generations.
An article by IRWINS POLK MD outlines health risks for airline stewardesses. It notes irregular shifts, jet lag and disrupted circadian rhythms affecting mood and energy, plus dry cabin air harming skin and nasal linings. It covers ear, nose, and sinus infections, possible hearing loss, and varicose veins from standing and gravity, including risks amplified by birth control pills and long flights.
Fragmentary scanned notice from the Greeley Daily Tribune listing publishing details and contact information. The legible bits note a weekly publication schedule, office address in Greeley, Colorado, and a phone number, with scattered garbled names and chain of publications.
On this date in history many events are listed from 156 Britain turning a canal over after seven years of operation to 1502 Columbus not Columbus discovery of Martinique. Other notes include the Canadian parliament opening, Pershing headquarter events in World War I, Paris declaring open in World War II, the creation of the U S Office of War Information, Elmer Davis as director, Thurgood Marshall becoming first Black Supreme Court justice and Soviet Union suspending trade talks with France.
U.S. Ambassador Worth Bunker honors John Vanin who dedicated a decade to Vietnam, pursuing peace, justice, and self-determination as the elder U.S. adviser in South Vietnam passes away.
Edward Neilan reports Nixon may finally visit Tokyo as part of a reshaped post bipolar world. The piece notes past trips, calls for a state visit, and hints at timing tied to the US election. It mentions Emperor Hirohito and Prime Minister Sato seeking a Nixon visit and possible Japanese plans for an imperial US tour.
A Trinity Tribune reader reports attending the Slate PFA convention in Kersey with Platte Valley FFA members. The essay praises youth leadership, public speaking, and parliamentary procedure while urging broader publicity for youths serving the community over disrupting acts.
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