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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1962
Page
3
In a garbled OCR notice from Zeer Week Day Exaning 93, readers see an announcement about mail orders and pricing for a poetry event. The fragment mentions Austin, a meeting near March 9, 1478, and references a poem by Sule with a reader program.
A brief devotional note cites Bible verses urging believers to stand firm in teachings and present themselves to God as approved workers. The passage emphasizes avoiding shame and adhering to traditions received from the community.
The piece analyzes how European Algerians, outnumbered by Muslims, formed the OAS to resist independence and thwart ceasefires with France. It condemns ongoing violence as irrational, arguing the Secret Army is driven by delusions of minority rule and cannot be reasoned with.
Letter to the Tribune urges preserving Lincoln Park as a historic green space for farmers, tourists, and shoppers. The writer asks not to replace the park with parking, praising the trees, grass, fountain, and stone walkway, and noting recent nearby changes. Signed by Seaslo Allee, 708 22nd St.
Milliken headlines detail Pvt. Ilonold J. Huws completing basic army combat training at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri. He will ship to Fort Monmouth New Jersey to attend a fire distribution systems electronics course. His wife Patricia plans a New York City vacation before duty. Local Rotary notes report Lions Club officer slate and events.
At a special Kersey meeting Robert Hunte was appointed town marshal and water superintendent failed to pass. Clarence Bower was named clerk and treasurer. The town sprayed streets and alleys as part of the mosquito abatement program Tuesday. Clarence Bower to Saratoga. Grace Whitney retires from Kersey teaching and will teach in Saratoga. George Prebish rebuilds building east of town after fire.
A newly issued Indian coin is described as among the smallest, possibly the tiniest, metal piece weighing about one gram. The engraving is extremely small and requires magnification to read, highlighting intricate minting challenges and precision in the latest currency release.
Local notes recount Highland Lake picnic meals moved to Highland Lake church due to rain. A State Federated Women’s Clubs convention in Estes Park, plus several visits by residents to Manitou Springs, Pueblo and California, and a community gathering at Leeds house for the Dokes. A large bridal shower for Rita Koenig and Koenig Oesterle wedding preparations at Johnstown church conclude the snippet.
Prime Minister Herbert G. Menzies of Australia presented a four million dollar bond payment to Acting Secretary-General U Thant to aid the United Nations in avoiding a forced borrowing of up to nine million. The U.N. had warned of Congo and Middle East costs without new funding. Australia joins Ireland and thirty other nations in pledges totaling sixty five million, as Thant seeks two hundred million in total sales. President Kennedy has asked Congress to authorize up to one hundred million dollars in U.S. purchases.
The Pilot, a Boston Catholic weekly, criticizes Dwight D. Eisenhower for what it calls unbelievable language in defense of Secretary of the Treasury Humphrey. An editorial titled On speech urges restraint, saying casual religious references offend believers and reflect a larger trend in American discourse. The former president was not reachable at his Gettysburg office for comment.
The Agriculture Department ordered Friday that smoked hams with added water be labeled Ham Water Added. This replaces the court-voided Imi tation Ham label from Secretary Freeman. Armour & Co. challenged the original ruling and the case went to the Supreme Court.
Reports indicate the French Foreign Legion will relocate headquarters from Sidi bel Abbès to southern France while maintaining readiness. Units depart to Madagascar and French Guiana as colonial postings shift following Algerian independence. broader movements include troops to Dien Bien Phu and adjustments in Pakistan and Madrid area.
A garbled brief notes recruits among 5 000 exhibits from the Soviet Union and mentions Yuri Gagarin and Gherman Titov. It references exploring fields and Corsica beaches as part of an industry fair next month. Confusing fragments include mentions of Union plans and John H. Glenore.
Fragmented crossword style line hints with mixed letters and names. Contains garbled terms such as Pima donna Callas and various scattered fragments like Michigan om Mirle and Tear 20. Overall unclear puzzle clues and partial entries with many unreadable segments.
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