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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1958
Page
19
A garbled page fragment from The Greeley Daily Tribune and The Greeley Republican includes scattered prices and subscriptions for Colorado papers, plus a biblical quote from Daniel 12 3. The legible pieces mention Beebeeen Dan Nes and various monthlies, but most text is unreadable.
Dean Greeley urges voters to back charter changes next Tuesday June 24. The water department, supplying over half the city revenue, would have a new water board to oversee rates, operations, and bonds, with five voting members appointed for five-year terms and three nonvoting ex officio members. The plan aims to stabilize water policy amid a $5.435 million asset base and $2.188 million debt, ensuring continuity and future planning.
Pauline Till daughter of Dr and Mrs Paul Dill wed Roy A E Swanson of Learville in Denver at her parents home on 12th Ave. The ceremony was by Rev Harvey Potoff in a single ring service with about 100 guests. Helen Louise Simmert and Charles A Wheeler also married at James Summers home with 24 guests. The Wheelers will live at 1722 14th Ave after a honeymoon. he manages the Wheeler Tenalty Company.
The piece argues Sherman Adams, President Eisenhower’s top aide, faced criticism for accepting gifts and the potential use of influence. It notes GOP calls to discard him and Democratic efforts to weaponize the matter in the 1950s campaign. It questions whether Adams’ actions compromised public trust and describes his evasive stance.
A cat owner in Janesville, Virginia, reported his wallet returned after ten years. The cat had been watching from near the Richard Struely residence, exposing the buried wallet dug from the ground. The wallet, once stolen from Bill Attis, contained identification papers though the money was gone.
Senator Richard Neuburger introduces Senate Bill 3979 to promote ethical standards for members of Congress. The article argues public trust hinges on watchdog voters, noting conflicts of interest rules and potential for lawmakers to pivot to private gain. It cites examples of how easy it is for a congressman to run afoul, including lobbying after leaving office and voting conflicts.
The account describes lawmakers debating a postal rate measure while admitting conflicts of interest. Neuberger funds a scholarship with 1000 dollars, and Bresamon and others push reform over self. Byrd and Pulbeight abstain from a postal rules vote due to publishing interests, and the Senate proceeds.
The Rev Ensworth Reisner of First Methodist Church Milwaukee, an expert Lightning sailor who has raced in four internationals, teaches sailing five times weekly at the YMCA. He cites 300000 rigging ways, notes sailing can boil a calm skipper, and calls sailing the closest experience to prayer. He adds a commercial aside and lists top farming states: Iowa California Illinois.
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