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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1964
Page
12
An OCR reading lists new Holland baler was a 616 model and other hay tools. It mentions hay sweepers two wheel rakes and feed wagons with various part notes. Some terms are garbled but reference to hay tools for sale and equipment by name remains.
Classified ad style listing of vehicles engines and trailers with numerous brands including FORD and MERCURY. Offers such as Wrecker, 1956 Mercury model, Nash, and Harton trucks are mentioned. Includes contact snippets and locations like Exton and Chicago area references.
Readable fragment notes a sale or rental listing for campers and equipment. Mentions Dreamer Huntman and Luther Equipment with contact hints. Location tags include Wash Street and Rancho El Ray style names, suggesting a local gear sale notice. No clear dates or full details available.
Associated Press report recalls Peter Sellers denying reports he criticized Cedars of Lebanon Hospital after his near fatal heart attack in Hollywood. He has returned to England and contends he did not complain about the hospital bill or care amid conflicting estimates.
A garbled court list shows sentences and fines for multiple defendants including rates, suspended jail terms, and license issues. Names include Jerry Lee Ratlitt Lloyd Kriegel Basilio Pena Jr Pedro Rodriguez Karen Lockman Edward Langenbahn Lyle Maxwell Richard Hernandez Gary Hughes Crunk driving and other offenses appear amid a second report detailing a fatal Rocky Mountain Park accident with a construction permit narrative.
William L. Carlisle known as the Robin Hood of the rails dies at 74 in Coatesville Pennsylvania after a life marked by train robberies beginning in 1916. He served time in Wyoming and later received parole and a full pardon in 1949.
Polish Politburo members Denon Kliszko and Elisako reported at the party’s fourth congress that short-lived troublemaking elements circulated slanders against party policies. They said leaders aim to align with Peking and criticized China for attempting to split other communist regimes.
Police report two people were injured in separate Friday traffic crashes. Raymon Magee, 16, sustained a shoulder laceration and abrasions after colliding a motor bike with a car at 11th Street and Avenue. Jerome Sudbeck of Littleton drove the car. Magee’s bike damage about 150 dollars, Sudbeck’s car about 300. The other victim, John Woalery, 1402 7th Avenue, suffered cuts and bruises in a motorcycle crash at 23rd Avenue. the 863 motorcycle damage about 60 dollars. Officer Rhoads and Officer Werner investigated.
Denver AP reports more than 20,000 fans attended the opening night of Mile High Kennel Chi s 16th season. The event drew large crowds despite garbled court and administration text embedded in the source.
Notice to the deed of trust holder regarding default on promissory note for Forty Five Thousand dollars and failure to pay principal and interest. The Weld County Public Trustee will sell the described property at public auction to satisfy the indebtedness, with details including parcel descriptions in the northeast quarter of the southwest quarter and related lot and parcel identifiers.
PURBLO AP reports a third inmate is missing from the State Penitentiary honor farm. Cart. Coppi, sentenced Jan 20, 1962 to 3-5 years, was last seen Friday at 7 p.m. He was returned Mar 1, 1963 on parole. Two other inmates, Harold Loyd Hearns aged 28 and Alona Tal Hey aged 20, were missing previously.
A State Palmni tip advises travelers to map a route first and then work the details. The approach emphasizes rest and safe driving, suggesting that a prepared plan reduces stress and improves enjoyment.
A fragmentary hospital dismissal list names multiple patients and their street addresses across Denver Fort Worth La Salle Windsor and nearby locales. Readables include Eleanor Antuna Kathy Nuttallh Roy Anderson Hattie Wilson and Rosemary Gyieb among others, with scattered street numbers and avenues.
Mrs Keefer writes a feature about a city managers manual in the American City Magazine. The piece outlines how she prepared and curated a manual for a city office and offers steps to draft a similar guide for readers. The article cites her past work in her father’s office and discusses procedural constraints and practical value for officials.
A piece in American City Magazine notes that Isamee Wie has received letters from readers across the country requesting a copy of the secretary's manual. The request highlights growing interest in the secretary’s guidance and nationwide attention to the column.
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