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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1961
Page
4
The French government plans to devote about 650 million dollars to scientific research this year, up 120 million dollars from 1959. A separate budget of 14.6 million dollars is allocated for scientific research.
City department discusses moving the Nathan Meeker Memorial statue to the Meeker Home site to fit new museum plans. The rededication date is July 2, with program details to be finalized by GCA and Meeker Home organizers, including a pioneer life skit and setting of patrols at Glen Haven camp.
Walter Schmidt leads discussion as city council reviews camp policies allowing groups and requiring adult reservations. Proposal to rename the camp to Greeley s Glen Haven Camp is on the agenda. Lyle Beaver, Vern Schaffer, and Anne Johansen participate in cleanup, planning, and critique efforts at the camp and Meeker Home museum storage.
Pueblo attorney Charles F. Keen was named Colorado's third bankruptcy referee. He will serve half-time at 7500 dollars yearly, joining two Denver referees paid 35000 annually. Keen will handle bankruptcy cases from 31 southern Colorado counties including Pueblo and El Paso for six years.
At the Monday meeting 21 members attended with George Underwood as toastmaster and Toy Schmidt as topic master. Talcott won Speaker of the Week for promoting attendance at Denver Bears games. Wheeler won topic speaker. Bill Benedict took best critic. For details contact Boyce Blain at EL 28110.
Weld County crude oil production stayed near the prior week average of 3,059 barrels daily per the Oil and Gas Conservation Commission. Black Hollow Field dipped to 1,230 barrels, while Jackpot 183 and Pierce 1,895 barrels daily increased, Roggen-SW up 15 to 121, New Windsor 230 with a one barrel drop, and statewide 133,530 barrels daily, down 464.
Lincoln Michigan AP reports Fred Cutlip rose from Lawn dale School principal at 19 to a full professor role next year on the Northern Michigan College Marquette mathematics faculty. He also pursues an innater's degree at Illinois on a NSF fellowship.
A gunman entered a savings and loan office in St. Louis and, after presenting a revolver, demanded cash. Clerk Beverly Hendrix, 26, refused and the robber, who hesitated, turned and fled the scene. Police investigated the brief holdup.
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