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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1963
Page
5
A reader shares a tip from Heloise to treat yellowing on shirt collars using soft white chalk. Apply across the collar line to absorb body oils, leave overnight, then wash. The method reportedly works on collars and sweater necklines.
A digest of social calls visits and gatherings includes graduations at Denver University on June 7 with about 40 attendees, visiting relatives from Sherman and Sheridan areas, and greetings from Tampa visitors. Community clubs hosted meetings with prizes and refreshments, a wiener roast followed a cookout, and plans for July picnics and upcoming events are noted. PFC Jack Ulrich prepares for service at the Presidio while several residents welcome guests and family to local homes.
A House subcommittee approved a fair employment practices bill aimed at combating job discrimination. The full committee will consider it Thursday as discussions focus on expanding federal participation in vocational education and enforcing equal opportunity measures. The bill would establish a six member board and administrator to hear cases, issue cease and desist orders, and seek enforcement in courts.
Colorado State College presents a 30 minute TV program on Channel 9 KBTV this Sunday at 6 pm. Dr Jack Sparks assistant professor guest discusses programmed learning with Frank Jamison host. It is the second of 19 programs sponsored by the Presidents Committee of the Association of State Institutions of Higher Education in Colorado.
The 163 orchestra, drawn from top national music schools, opened its first 1967 season at Downtown Auditorium. Dr Walter Charles returns as director for the fourth year. The June 23 program includes Dvorak Carnival Overture Kell American Dystich Tchaikovsky Theme and Variations and Music to Whistle By. Concerts are Sundays at 4 20 in Estes Park Auditorium with a 9 0 concert on July 4.
New York AP reports Dramatists Guild data show 2035 musical works registered in the copyright division. The tally reflects a busy period for playwrights and composers as the recent ten months near February.
Charles William Theis of Beckley, a Colorado State College alumnus and stage manager and technical director for Hooey 18 The Rock, helps produce the outdoor Civil War musical at State Park’s Cliffside Amphitheater. Theis, a Wichita High School graduate, has studied at Colorado State College and Carnegie Institute of Technology in Pittsburgh.
ROM Germany expanded its hostel system last year adding about 7 300 beds and improving its budget options for student travelers. The effort aimed to boost affordable accommodation for travelers and students, reflecting a broader push to support budget tourism.
Anchorage reports a proposed Kushokwim River dam project to harvest power along its entire course. The plan envisions a vast channel network and extensive infrastructure to generate electricity across the river system.
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