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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1963
Page
9
Ames officials announce a pistol meet to be held at the East Street arena near downtown. The event features awards and a dinner presentation at Greyney Clothing Co, with trophies to be awarded after the championships conclude.
Earl Williams a World War II veteran of the U S Army Air Corps died Friday night in Phillipsburg He was born November 6 1871 in Phillipsburg Kan and later lived in Greeley He served 1942 40 at Caneada base and worked for Ford Motor Company for over a year Survived by wife Eulalia five children and six grandchildren Funeral services will be held at Canty Moey Allault Drawing Ready Mindag with interment at Sunset Memorial Garden Sunset Memorial Gardens
Washington AP reports May nonfarm payrolls reached 48.3 million with a strong rise in employment driven by industries such as steel making and transportation equipment. The average weekly hours edged higher while the unemployment rate moved up seasonally, and teen job seekers remained notably active.
Firemen answered two calls on Friday night in Greeley area dealing with a fire in an alley behind a building on 32nd Street. Responders from Western Dedling Vol Firemen assisted as crews worked to contain the blaze and assess nearby locations amid a complex county-wide response.
A clipped and garbled fragment mentions a figure nicknamed The Hawk in a confused Moscow related text. It references space themes, Soviet individuals, and unnamed events, with several illegible or misplaced phrases. No coherent narrative or verifiable facts emerge from the readable portion.
Rich C. Hay has completed a doctor of veterinary medicine degree from Colorado State University. He is the son of Mrs Leah Hay of Maplewood and the late Dick Hay, formerly coach at Colorado State. He studied at Greeley High School and the University of Colorado before transferring. He is a member of Delta Sigma Pi and Delta Mu honoraries. His wife, former farm worker Garalsa Poland, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Feland of Longmont and a graduate of Milliken. The couple married two years ago and plan to settle near Gren Walls after his graduation.
Virginia Allen, first vice president of the National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs, told Jacksonville's Florida federation convention that the economy would collapse if all women in business and professional work quit.
Rochester AP dispatch notes closing date for derby entrants amid chaotic publicity and proposed events. Organizers plan inspections, prize structure including savings bonds, and a trip to national finals. Weather, sponsorship issues, and participant conduct create delays in preparations.
London reports a rebel stance against Prime Minister Harold Macmillan as ministers threaten resignations over the Profumo affair and security concerns. The Labor opposition presses for a vote as key Tory figures weigh loyalty and the fate of Macmillan’s leadership.
President Kennedy urged the AFL-CIO to form a top level committee to press a major drive against job discrimination. He called for union backing of his social and economic agenda, and a focused effort to boost minority voter registrations while coordinating with the administration. Meanwhile, the Mann firm faced a federal complaint over Packing and Stockyards Act violations and possible shutdown until finances meet requirements. Roy Wilkins eulogized Medgar Evers as a symbol of victory for civil rights at his funeral in Jackson.
Samuel Theodore Anderson aged 39 of 1105 25th Ave died Saturday morning at Weld County General Hospital. A painter retired two years due to ill health, he was born July 23, 193, at Burlington Junction, MA, married Thelma E Roper on December 15, 1925, and lived in Wray before moving to Greeley in 1986. Survived by wife Thelma, four sons, three sisters, and seven grandchildren. Funeral arrangements by Adamson Mortuary.
The annual Poor-Owners Conference of Real Estate was held here Saturday with delegates from Colorado New Mexico Arizona and Utah in attendance. Principal speakers were Woodrow East Colorado director of the Farmers Home Administration and J Francis Solomon of Salt Lake City president of the American Conservative Institute of Real Estate. Party leaders were reported to praise.
DOLORES AP A New Ko vaneher was killed Pri when his pickup truck crushed him against a metal gate he was trying to open. Charles Karuwsky Greenley area chairman for the University of Denver's fund raising campaign announced Saturday the school has raised $10,048,740. The campaign responds to a challenge by the Ford Foundation to raise $10,000,000 in gifts by June 1968 to qualify for a $6,000,000 matching grant. Swapp, 57, of Kirtland NM, died en route to a hospital after the accident near the Ford Foundation site. The incident occurred on the shoulder of the road. London report notes two young British players broke the world's non stop tiddlywinks record for private property. The death will not be included in the state's highway toll. Use the Tribune want ads.
Frontier Air Lines announced Friday that a new service to Colorado Springs and two New Mexico cities has been approved by the Civil Aeronautics Board. Expanded service to Pueblo and Albuquerque increases the Denver based airline’s city coverage.
The CAB allows new routes including Denver to El Paso corridor and adds direct services. An incident near Pinto Beans No 66 tied to a 1983 sedan involved William Wickwar on 2653 Barley Ave. Damages cited in Vernal and Cortez areas.
Police Chief Earl Towning announced a new switchboard was installed Saturday at the Greeley Police Department, ending a week of telephone trouble. The Mountain States Telephone Co and city officials had received complaints from residents unable to reach the department. The fault traced to a trunk line into City Hall. the switchboard was placed into service around 9 am.
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