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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1964
Page
2
A chaotic scene describes a driver nearly losing control as windshield liquid sprays, a bond splashes the side, and the driver struggles with vision. The incident is noted amid a broader discussion of a four part series on American voters and their behavior into 1964.
A study shows family background drives many voters more than issues or candidates. About 45 percent lean toward Democrats and MW percent toward Republicans, with one quarter showing little interest in campaigns. Voters reveal generational loyalties and moral stories tied to the Civil War, while personal finances and family welfare dominate happiness and unhappiness.
Pauline Sharrock wife of Anchorage mayor George Sharrock stands as a symbol of resilience after the massive earthquake. She helped families comfort the bereaved and stockpile food while urging long term planning for sewage, water, and building codes.
The Supreme Court announced it will adjourn for the present term after the session next Monday. The regular fall term is set to begin on Oct 5.
A Denver woman reports she sought assistance after an incident near a bank but says no one helped her. Police were alerted following her account of the events.
Beaver attorney Nwight D Auta Ao AH Soa day urges Gov Love to withdraw as a Republican National Convention delegate in San Francisco. Scranton and Murphey praise party unity and criticize attacks on Barry Goldwater. Colorado Republicans hold fourteen of eighteen convention votes for Goldwater.
Gov. Lave traveled to Colorado Springs and Pueblo on Monday but did not provide comment. Tribune want ads note the coverage as brief, local notice style.
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