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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1962
Page
3
A fragmentary entry lists executive staff with names and initials referencing The Greeley Daily Tribune and The Greeley Republican. The text includes scattered initials such as MLM ED HANser and other partially legible names and roles.
A reader letter from Greeley Colorado raises issues in Weld County politics and medical policy. The author questions materialism versus the Weld County Medical Society, discusses vaccination costs, and contrasts office visits with Kerr-Mills aid, urging thoughtful civic debate.
A reflective line urges believers to combine love faith and purity in daily speech and conduct. The terse fragment cites patience and restraint as core virtues guiding behavior in a religious context.
Editorial by Dorothy Strubal lauds Colorado's migrant child summer schools, noting six week terms yield up to six months of progress. Since Wiggins opened the first seven years ago, other sites like Fort Lupton and Platteville have expanded, improving health and literacy for a mobile workforce.
The piece argues unions must cleanse leadership amid Hoffa’s second federal indictment over misuse of funds and a proposed dummy trucking firm tied to a million-dollar payment scheme. It contrasts this with WWII era fortifications along a long German border, noting their high cost and limited defensive value as engineers dismantled bunkers after conflict.
In a perceptive column Hal Boyle notes that a person’s unseen deeds and omissions reveal identity as surely as their actions. He lists quirky, vivid examples from politics, romance, and daily life to show how missed chances and unusual experiences carve who we are.
President Kennedy confronts a balky Democratic Congress in the 1960 campaign, with major programs blocked or altered. Bills on medical care education aid and tax revision stall in committees, while lawmakers push anti Communist measures and debt limit changes. Kennedy seeks action over drift as Mansfield and others demand policy reevaluation.
Review notes the novel Letting Go by Philip Roth and criticizes its length and mundanity. Gabe Wallach, a college teacher, becomes entangled with a cast including a widow, a Catholic girl, a divorced woman, and a Jewish teacher, amid a sprawling 590 page narrative with strong dialogue but overstretched scenes.
A fragmented puzzle page shows cryptic crossword clues and a long quotation by Longfellow. The item includes coded letter substitutions, a cryptogram style grid reference, and a note about a daily changing code for the cryptor quote.
Gen Mired Grurm told a sweltering Memphis audience that civilizations have cruel practices. He cited Eskines and African tribes and warned that diplomas may not be handed out. The remarks framed the commencement exercise as a survival ordeal.
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