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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1957
Page
12
A home decor note explains how bedspreads influence room style with seasonal and formal options. It highlights traditional designs like trandlewick and hobnail, the use of dust ruffles to solve bed area visibility, and ready made lines matching curtains and furniture.
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co asserts Denver houses the nation’s largest telephone exchange building under one roof. The claim highlights Denver’s central role in regional communications infrastructure.
Glenwood Springs reports an Interior Department official urged state and national wildlife agencies to shift from scattering refuges to planning development of fish and wildlife resources across entire river basins before any water projects. Ross J. Leffler warned Colorado faces loss of habitat and outdoor recreation as water resource development looms, urging quick action to protect hunting and fishing grounds.
Colorado Governor Steve McNichols charged the Atomic Energy Commission on Monday with pushing independent miners out of business by favoring foreign oxide and by licensing large firms that control milling. He spoke after attending the Uranium Ore Producers Assn meeting in Grand Junction, noting the Colorado Plateau as a vast uranium field and stressing his prior ties to the industry.
The General Commission of Chaplains and Armed Service Personnel recently held its annual meeting. Dr. Samuel McCrea Cavert presided, noting the chaplaincy’s place in denominational rosters and its evolving role within the armed forces.
A church leader noted that until 1940s churches failed to acknowledge chaplains' importance, highlighting evolving recognition within the faith community. The Tribune Want Ads reference appears as a surrounding citation.
The electronic home brings television and radio driven devices into daily use. Temperature control systems rely on an electronic brain from Minneapolis Honeywell, now smaller and stylish enough for kitchens. Garage doors, air filtration, and room appliances may be operated by radio signals, with a shift toward round lines and flatter profiles as designers reduce size.
An Army veteran claims a World War II light ray device used in tanks caused his sterility and proposes others may be affected. The Army investigates complaints of soldiers unable to father children or whose offspring are defective, with up to 3,000 men linked to the experiments. A Ft Knox trainer and others dispute the sterility link while noting extensive exposure during service.
The Rev Paul Tillich Harvard theologian urged a cautious and deeply critical view of the current religious revival. He warned the so called religious resurgence may serve to preserve ego or heal a deteriorating personality to become a good man in a competitive society, undermining true liberation.
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