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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1958
Page
7
Princess Margaret dazzles a 16 guest dinner party in London with a polished piano performance. She shifts from Russian style to Viennese and British songs, impersonations and expert timing, earning discreet applause and praise for her poise and musical range.
A royal notice requires hostesses to provide a list of every other guest to Clarence House before any party or gathering. The rule targets late starts and names the Duchess of Marlborough, the Countess Mountbatten, the Duchess of Devonshire, Lady Rupert Nevill, and Mrs Herbert Agar as guests who entertain most.
Police Chief Harl Towning and Mrs Towning returned to Greeley Tuesday morning after attending the National Peace Officers Association convention at Excelsior Springs Missouri June 8 to 16. Towning who has been president of the association the past year becomes chairman of the board of directors for the coming year as retiring president. The association will meet in Omaha Nebraska next year. Krause Bates Albert and Towning won a Smith and Wesson revolver in a drawing at the convention. Towning visited with his mother Mrs Allie Towning and Mrs Olive Parmalee while at Peoria and Marion Indiana. Neil Chrisley, hitting home runs for the Washington Senators, had 15 in 114 games with Indianapolis in 1957.
Manuel Pineda, son of Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Pineda of Windsor Colorado, has been promoted to private first class in Germany. He serves as jeep driver in Heavy Mortar Battery of the 502d Infantry, 7th Airborne Division. Enlisted in August 1957, he trained at Fort Carson and arrived in Europe in January. A 1952 Gill High School graduate, the 23 year old farmer prior to his Army service.
Outfielder Jim King of the San Francisco Giants played for three clubs in 1857, including the Chicago Cubs, St. Louis Cardinals, and Omaha. King’s path shows a rare multi team tenure in that season.
London MP Prime Minister Macmillan said he would postpone the Cyprus policy speech for 48 hours at NATO partners request. Greece and Turkey dispute the future of the crown colony while NATO Secretary General Paul-Henri Spaak urged a cautious approach during talks with UK leaders.
In Denver AP reports Senator Sam T. Taylors spectacles slowed the assembly opening as lawmakers prepared to begin business. The disruption added a moment of levity while officials adjusted the noted eyewear before proceeding with scheduled proceedings.
Taylor, Democratic Senate leader, forgot high glasses in his hotel room delaying the Colorado Legislature opening by 15 minutes from the 10 am start. A messenger was sent to fetch them as the Tribune Want Ads note the incident amid the session start.
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