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Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1969

Page

17

Viet Cong battle near Saigon under Thai defense

Reports recount a heavy six hour clash east of Saigon where Viet Cong forces, believed to be the 274th Regiment of the 5th Division, attacked a Thai and American base. Thai and U.S. forces repelled three assaults amid air strikes and artillery, with Viet Cong losses cited and prisoners taken. Additional clashes north and in Laos border areas yielded mixed American casualties and helicopter losses.

Saigon Sharbutt Rubber Planta U.S U.S. 25Th Infantry Division Long Khanh Sai Bons A Shau Joseph B. Conmy Aprial Mountain Conmy

Seven Colorado district judges named special water judges

The Colorado Supreme Court designated seven district judges as special water judges under the new water law. Appointments cover the South Platte, Arkansas River, Rio Grande, Gunnison, Colorado River main stem, Yampa White North Platte, and San Juan basins with offices in Greeley Pueblo Alamosa Glenwood Springs Steamboat Springs Durango. McWilliams announced the list at a noon meeting, ahead of the 10 day deadline after Gov Love signed the bill last Saturday.

Denver Colorado Colorado Supreme Court Robert H. McWilliams High Court South Platte Basin Greeley Donald A. Carpenter Arkansas River Basin Pueblo William LM Gobin la Junta Rio Grande Basin Alamosa Richard E. Conour del Nota Gunnison River Baesi Moblcose Fred Calhoun Delta Colorado River Glenwood Springs Clifford H. Darrow Gov Join A. Love

Weather summary for Tuesday and regional forecast

Weather report notes 2 p.m. temperature 54 with a high Sunday and a low-8 barometer 30.10 rising. Five day forecast shows temperatures 4 to 8 degrees below normal with showers and thunderstorms. Colorado area mostly cloudy with scattered rain and cooler days, Wyoming region cloudy with showers and thunderstorms, highs 55-65 and 65-75 along different areas.

CSC Investon Colorado Suds Baan Muntains Wyoming

Greeley City on the Move Welcomes Dura Plant Dedication

Greeley leaders praise growth and caution about environmental impact as Dura Inc. dedicates a new 4400 20th Street plant. Mayor Dorothy Zabka lauds local contractors and engineers for completing the facility in 90 days. The event, held at the American Legion Hall, signals Greeley as a growing industrial center in Weld County.

20Th St American Legion Hall Tribune Jim Briggs Telbyne Downpour Wold County Gree- Greeley Dwight J. Neill Ley Conminep Ang State of Colorado Cal Sryder Oeohn A. Hive Weld Greeley Ment Foundation, Inc Durej Tems, Inc First Methodist Church le Neill Dura Elon Dorothy Zabka

Denver Black Panthers leaders jailed on concealed weapon charges

Three Denver Black Panther Party members including leader Lauren Watson were arrested early Sunday on concealed weapon charges. Police report a 48 caliber revolver with five shells found in a car. the suspects deny ownership while supporters allege harassment and harassment tactics against the Black Panthers.

Denver Black Panther Party Lauren Watson Watson Russ Simpson Chauncey Booker Marylou Watson Black Panther Organization Byron J. Haze Jr Marold Oaks Haze Iek Simpson Oaks Booker Thepatrolman Panther

Latin American Turmoil Meets Rockefeller Tour

President Nixon’s Latin America mission faces hostile protests amid violence in Brazil and Uruguay. Rockefeller’s Brazil visit, the longest leg of the trip, follows earlier protests since Mexico City. Paraguay shows little unrest while Stroessner’s regime tightens controls and suppresses opposition.

Robert Berrellez Associated Press NEW York Nelson. A. Rockefeller Latin America Kennedy Brasilia Brazil Uruguay Rockefeller Nixon Mexico City Peru Venezuela Chile Bolivia United States Ren. Frank Church Idaho Handanvira U.S. Information Agency Tio Sao Paulo Paraguay Alfredo E Stroessner Jheen Congress

High Court Rules House Powers To Exclude Powell Lacked

The Supreme Court ruled the House of Representatives had no right to deny Adam Clayton Powell a seat, confirming the constitutional qualifications of age, citizenship and residency. The decision, with one dissent, upheld that while Congress may punish or expel a member, it cannot bar a seated member-elect who meets constitutional requirements from taking office. Powell, a New York Democrat, had been kept from seating after a House committee found him guilty of gross misconduct.

Washington Supreme Court Hoase of Representatives Adam Clayton Powell Burl Warren Powell New York House Gro Harlem Acation and Labor Committee Fiseh Pape Poller Stewart Warren P. J Congress Seb Orth

State Utility Valuation Up Reports by Tax Panel

Colorado's Tax Commission reports a 3.9 percent rise in taxable utility valuation to 519,584,500, with protests possible after hearings. Major utilities listed include Public Service Co. of Colorado, Mountain States Telephone, Denver Rio Grande Western Railroad, AT&T, Union Pacific, Colorado Interstate Gas, Santa Fe Railway, Frontier Airlines, Central Telephone and Telegraph, Colorado-Ute Electric, United Airlines, and Paso Natural Gas Co.

Gordon G. Gauss Associated Press Denver (Ap Colorado Tax Commission Monjanet Italy Ulities Corporation Publix Service Co Mountain States ‘Telephone Co Denver and Rio Grande West Try Central Telephone Southern Colorado Power ‘Co Pueblo Colorada-Ute United Air Lines Com Fi Paso Natural Gas Co Welfth

Pompidou Wins French Presidency After De Gaulle Era

Georges Pompidou, 37, defeats interim president Alain Poher amid strong turnout and Absent voters, securing a victory forecast by polls. Official results show Pompidou with about 32.78 percent to Poher's 21.2 percent as France prepares to inaugurate a new government.

Harvey Madson Associated Press Paris Serine Charles de Gaulle Georges Pompidou Gen-Iy Eral France de Gaulle Pitou Pompidan Fareguyay Aes Ais Chahan-Delmas de iMlle Julle Preminr Frange Pompigod Alain Poher Goldy Ilee Almast Gaitle United Staves Ain West Gurmany Ganlle Dim Land Gen. de ‘Gaulle

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