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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1956
Page
13
Viborg centre Jutland old town hall sold for nothing after a deed prepared a century ago left the price blank. The new deed clarifies no payment was intended. The piece notes no money changed hands and mentions Rexall stores and S H stamps at Gilbert Bishop and Weldorado Drugs.
Soviet Foreign Minister Dmitri Shepilov will travel from Moscow to Egypt Syria Lebanon and Greece. He will be guest of the Egyptian government on Monday for National Day celebrations and the withdrawal of British forces from the Suez Canal.
The government in Lisbon will cover one third of the capital for a new television venture. Independent broadcasting companies will provide another third, with public subscription covering the remainder. An initial sum equivalent to at least 2.8 million dollars is needed to commence operations.
Port Said marked the end of 73 years of British occupation as Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser raised the flag over the Suez Canal Zone. A 21-gun salute rang from an Egyptian frigate while Soviet Foreign Minister Dmitri Shepilov visited nearby sites. The day featured plans for a major radio address and a three day national celebration.
TEL AVIV A sharper policy toward Arab nations loomed after Moshe Sharett resigned as foreign minister. Ben-Gurion indicated his parliament plan. Mapai named Golda Myerson as interim foreign minister and Mordechai Namir to lead Labor. The move followed a policy split over how to deal with Arab neighbors amid regional tensions.
Shirley Hicomer defeated Dorothy Head Knode 6-4 14-? to win the 1055 Wightman Cup match in London. The U S women lead the best of seven series three matches to one after sweeping Friday's events despite rain delays. An unrelated note reports anglers finding more than a thousand fish killed by discharged water from a power station in Long Pond, King's Lynn, Sogland.
Belgrade reports accuse reactionary circles and former Yugoslav Vice President Milovan Djilas of fueling anti Tito demands in Washington to cut U S aid. Borba cites Djilas attack on Tito and claims he lives under government restraint, while Time magazine and other outlets are said to carry anti Tito material.
A fragmentary report notes a proposed neutralist three-way pact tying Yugoslavia with the Middle East and South Asia. Denials from involved parties heighten uncertainty as editors weigh possible shifts in global alignments and anti-communist sentiment.
Estes Park Colorado. Parole system saves state money since 1951. Attorney Duke W. Dunvar told the 28th annual Colorado American Legion convention that over 900 inmates have been paroled under supervision since 1951 with about 0 they returned for violations. Taxpayers save roughly five million dollars as supervision costs are far lower than prison costs.
Police say Antonin Sean dorgia, arrested in Genoa, faces charges for stealing a wallet from an 87 year old U S tourist aboard a train in San Diego. The wallet held 140 dollars. A fruit vendor named Scandorgia claimed the suspect tried to cover roulette losses.
Oil stocks and crude output figures show a weekly decline. Domestic and foreign crude totals reached 275,167,000 barrels with a net drop of 546,000 for the week. Daily production averaged 1,998,000 barrels, down 39,000, while regional changes included Nebraska-North Dakota up 83, Wyoming up 7, other Rocky Mountain down 328.
Denver to Rio Grande counties lead gains in savings bond sales with a rise of 507,822 from 3,475,088 in May 1955 to 3,572,910 last month. State bond data said by P Alexander. Denver Pueblo and Rio Grande counties accounted for the largest increases.
Rome hosts the first complete American supermarket shown abroad with electric-eye doors opening for 1500 European food distributors. An Asian woman tours the preview and says America must be a wonderful place for a woman. The market is sponsored by the National Association of Food Chains and the founding B.S. dent. in a picture generation.
F Gordon Harper of the Federation of Rhodesian Industries objects to Afrikaans labels on South African goods. He argues for purely English labeling and notes Rhodesia buys $120,000,000 in South African goods yearly, about $560 per person for every European in Rhodesia.
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