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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1964
Page
7
A brief note highlights an improving economy with more people at work in the capital region. The report suggests rising activity as factories and services resume regular output, signaling optimism for local and national markets.
Global economic data show profits up with U S and European markets rallying. Industrial output and personal income rise while inflation remains a concern. Labor unrest in Rome and strikes in central Europe add to a tense, aging postwar recovery landscape.
The event in Denver drew a crowd as Pennsylvania Governor William Scranton and allies visited for a Republican gathering. Delegates backed Goldwater groups but unified framing left some uncommitted, with party leadership naming Gordon Allott chair of the Colorado delegation and electing members to platform and credentials committees. The reception drew an estimated crowd of up to 1,000 as Scranton spoke and met attendees before an overnight return to Pennsylvania.
In Syracuse New York a development plan estimates an 11 million drama complex at the university. Gov Love and prominent supporters attend a gathering at the Regent Theater where segments of the project were showcased.
Colorado officials invite judges, school administrators, and community leaders to a one day mental health workshop at the Fort Logan Mental Health Center on Saturday June 29. The event aims to educate on the state mental health plan, new centers, and personal responsibility with speakers Mist Chormon and Klacry Setnikbe among experts in mental health programs.
Boulder stations report 70 mile per hour winds causing downed trees and power line damage across Island Grove Park and surrounding areas. Residents and officials assessed power outages, urged caution, and prepared for continued windy conditions through the day. Community members gathered at meetings near Ft. Collins as crews planned repairs and safety measures while a local club announced upcoming gatherings and field trips for artifacts and fossils.
A Colorado health official warns tetanus risk rises in summer due to outdoor activities. Vaccination with tetanus toxoid offers the best protection, yet many adults skip booster shots. Since 1935 the state reported 10 tetanus cases and four deaths, often from lawn mower or tool injuries.
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