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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1956
Page
10
The Armenian Orthodox bishop Saak Ter-Ovanisyan received a hearing aid as a symbol of American progress outside the Soviet influence. The article notes a broader tour by church leaders and remarks on physician patient relations, urging clearer communication of health status and treatment needs.
AP News Analyst argues that Korea shows Communist aims to export their method worldwide. He notes Reds use modern weapons while UN forces face obsolescent arms, threatens unilateral action, and accuses Communists of exploiting peace drives in Europe and prisoner repatriation to gain political leverage.
The United States pressed Tito to clarify Yugoslavia's stance between Russia and the Western powers after Tito’s comments in Russia. Deputy Undersecretary Robert Murphy summoned Ambassador Lea to the State Department for a forty minute talk, with officials not revealing details. Fragmented remarks from Tito imply restored Soviet ties following visits by Bulganin and Khrushchev. Jacob Malik praised the sea from Britain, saying he loves it from his bedroom window.
Senate House conferees on highway construction reached agreement on including toll roads in the interstate system. Senator Gore noted the group may not finish work that day, amid focus on bridging links and toll road language. The House provision would allow toll roads and approaches to be included if they meet interstate standards and logistics. Federal funds could be used for approaches to toll roads, bridges, or tunnels on the interstate network.
Sheriff W C Tegtman presided at the eighth meeting of the Northeast Colorado Peace Officers Association in Sterling Thursday evening. Textman serves as president. Henry Thomas, retired Union Pacific special agent, Colorado division, attended. A life membership was awarded. Principal speaker was Sherman Walrod Logan county district attorney.
Washington The Senate Internal Security Subcommittee heard testimony that large sums of hot money smuggled into the United States by Communists are used to influence the U S economy. Arthur J Bloomfield of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York said foreign hot money has flowed since 1945 but is diminishing in recent years. He warned that it could be moved through Swiss or other banks to invest anonymously in the U S economy and called for new laws to curb infiltration by foreign powers moving funds for illicit purposes.
Miss Edith Athian of Torrington and Adrian Graydon of Greeley were married Sunday afternoon in Torrington. Rev J W Walker officiated before about 200 relatives and friends. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Mooweran of South Dakota, has lived in Torrington with her uncle. The groom, son of Mr and Mrs Adrian, is a graduate of Greeley High School and CSCE Lambda Gamma Kappa member. He owns the fruit and vegetable department of the Thrift Public Market.
Wilson seeks $25,000 damages alleging wrongful arrest ordered by Bert M. Keating’s office. He says he was detained in Gunnison and Denver for three days without access to an attorney after a check at a Denver supermarket was cashed. Wilson accuses Keating’s office of abuses and demands accountability.
Denver public schools may offer junior college courses in late afternoons and evenings using three new high schools. Buildings expected to be ready about 1989 or 1990. Oberholtzer, a Denver schools chief, argued high schools could serve seniors with college credits if colleges cooperate. Other educators present included Douglas B Wright of Pueblo Junior College.
Jos Tisviotla of Puebla was found guilty by a federal court jury of evading 33 982.28 in income taxes. He is free on 2 500 bond pending sentencing, with a maximum penalty of five years and 14 000 fine. The jury deliberated ten hours before the verdict, while the government alleged unreported income. A separate note mentions machinery worth 14 000 000 shown at Britain's 14th annual Printing Machinery exhibit in Olympia London in 1953.
Denver host Fmimell J Mignan announced a Harriman conference meeting this Saturday drawing Colorado attendees amid unofficial invitations. The list includes Jon Farley Floyd Higbee Albert Stilth Julesbury Jack Long Delia Paul Botkin Davin Tilller Greeley Benewt Hesener Fort S etc.
Fragmentary notes mention Gov Ed C Johnson preferring Sen Rejanson as presidential nominee and planning to greet visitors alongside Gov Harriman. The text references a Denver appearance and a brief slap incident, with unclear chronology or full context.
Denver man Garlelsn Wy Campbell, 66, collapsed and died in traffic court Friday as the judge found him guilty of running a red light. Court officials said Campbell had a history of heart trouble and had been described as troubled by heart ailment.
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