Balancing Federal Budget Debate Spoils Greeley Pages
The piece discusses a fresh federal budget balance debate and how the administrative budget omits roughly one fifth of fiscal activity such as Social Security. It argues deficits can influence inflation, growth, and jobs, with Kennedy labeling some views as myths and a division over taxation and spending.
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U.S
Sam Dawson
AP Business News
AP Butloess
New York
APJ
Congresa
Congress
Heav Ard
Uncle Sam
Pause and Ponder on Your Chi and God’s Gifts
A reflective note citing 2 Corinthians 7:7 about each person’s unique gifts from God. The message invites pause to consider personal grace and purpose in daily life.
State Farm chooses Evans Greeley for 20th regional office
State Farm plans a regional office near the WS 85 34 interchange at the Evans Greeley border, with a million dollar building and landscaped grounds. Local leaders led a cooperative effort spanning months to persuade the insurer, promising economic boost from construction and future business. Construction will start in 80 to 60 days, signaling a bright period for the area.
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Edward D. Rust
State Farm Insurance Companies
Evans
Greeley
the Tribune
Chamber of Commerce
State Park
William 8. Garnsey
Clint Mayer
Chamber
Gordon Rissler
Lloyd
Bid) Roberts
Wayne Wells
State Farm
United Effort
Rust
Greeley and
Hal Boyle’s Iowa Hustle Of Job Survival And Oddities
Hal Boyle’s column ponders workplace harmony and tenure while mixing in quirky facts. It cites how eight of ten discharged workers leave due to personality clashes rather than efficiency, notes the million-dollar cost of the word grease in telegrams, and shares assorted trivia from baldness causes to the worth of a back paw rabbit’s foot.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Browl
Cleveland
Ohio
Burke
FBI
Cecar Homolka
U.S
George Bernard Shaw
Tea Crop Record Export Outlook for KARACHT Pakistan
Tea production is estimated at 39,000,060 pounds, a record for KARACHT Pakistan. About 12,800,000 pounds will be exported, highlighting a strong harvest and international sales potential.
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Pakistan
Air Force Cadets Visit Argentina to Meet Argentine Air Force
A group of 78 cadets from the U S Air Force Academy arrived in Cordoba Argentina aboard transport planes. The cadets will stay about a week as guests of the Argentine Air Force and will visit various bases and sites during their stay.
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Cordoba
Argentina
Air Force Academy
Colorad
Air Force
Areyrgentina
Argentine Air Force
Ham questions Colorado Supreme Court power to order reapportionment
State Sen. Wilkie Ham challenges the Colorado Supreme Court for potential jurisdiction over directing the General Assembly to reapportion itself. He argues the court cannot compel committee actions or votes and that such directions would violate the state constitution. Ham notes past efforts at reapportionment and says no agreement prevailed.
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Denver
Wilkie Ham
D-Lamir
Colorado Suprem Court
General Assembly
Steve McNichols
Buke W. Dunhar
Ham
Supreme Court
Cram Mishore al Lamar
Colorado
Supreme Court of Colorado
Genyerat
Graham Crusade Raises $719000 in Chicago
Chicago crusade for Christ raised 719000 before the 19 day effort ended Sunday. Chairman Mr. Taylor 62 a Chicago business executive said the local committee met the budget and the event drew nearly 700000 attendees before Graham departed for Montreal.
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Chicago
HATO
Billy Graham
Taylor
Edward G Robinson Needs Complete Rest
Nairobi Kenya AP reports film star Edward G Robinson, 58, ordered to rest with no visitors at Princess Elizabeth Hospital after a Monday incident near Mount Kilimanjaro. He was en route to Nairobi for tests as doctors assess whether a heart attack occurred, with further examinations pending.
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Nairobi
Kenya
Echvard G. Robinson
Tues
Princess Elizabeth Hospital
Hobinson
Mt. Kilimanjaro
Tanganyika
Arshad
Robinson
Jeoule
Supreme Court Rejects Seamen Strike Appeal
The Supreme Court declined to review lower court rulings on an 80 day cooling off period amid a West Coast seamen strike seeking a new contract. The district court injunction ends June 1 and a later order limited strike actions after June 3, with appeals progressing through the San Francisco circuit.
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Washington
API
U.S. District Cent
San Francisco
District Court
U.S
Parke Macilimo Association
Sealmen
Greetey and Ault Youths Named to Boys State Posts
Boulder AP report lists thirty Colorado Boys State juniors elected to county offices. The program, backed by the American Legion, introduces pre college boys to government workings. Elected county commissioners include Ray Jones Purhto South Chris Munch Air Force Academy High Greg Oswald Fort Collins Randy Eddie Lamar Gennis Belau Fort Morgan Ben Cordova Grand Junction Richard Wolfe Pueblo Ken.
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Gennis Belau
Fort Morgan
Ben Cordova
Grand Junctinn
Richard Wolfe
Pueblo
Ken
County Officials Named for Largest Jury Unit
The selection list names county sheriffs Larry Taggert and Mack Goldsberry, along with Butch Butler from Greeley and Thomas Johnson from Manitou Springs, with Ault and 1ogsp connected to the county election unit.
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Larry Taggert
Ever Mack Goldsberry
Boulder
Butch Butler
Greeley
Thomas Johnson
Manitou Springs
Paul Knauer Dies Founder of German American Alliance
Paul Knauer, 67, founder and director of the pro Nazi German American Citizens Alliance, died Sunday of cancer in Milwaukee. He was stripped of U.S. citizenship in 1941 and deported to Germany, then reentered the United States five years ago.
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Milwaukee
Paull Knauer
Knauer
U.S
Germany
United States
Asian Colombo Plan Students Rise in Australia Totals
Asian Colombo Plan students in Australia reach four thousand studied under the program with total funding hitting the end of 1962. First time the aggregate funds reach $000, marking increased participation from Canberra and regional centers.
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Canberra
Australia
Cat Society in New York Dominates Global Felines Network
The American Peling Society of New York calls itself the world’s largest cat organization, operating through 61 regional chairmen and vice presidents and 159 member societies at home and abroad. A separate note reports health insurance costs rising, with 40 percent of workers in health insurance groups covered fully by employers in the prior year, up from 34 percent in 1960.
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New York
Peling Society
United States
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