Sino Soviet clash looms as war talk grows
Washington soberly weighs a possible large scale Sino Soviet war. Beijing accuses Moscow of intruding into Sinkiang while both powers flex military muscle near their border. Analysts warn miscalculation could trigger regional disruption affecting Japan, Taiwan and Korea while the United States watches and prepares.
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United
Peking
Sinkiang
China
Tevoll IE
Tve
Moscow
Far East
Man Tse-Tung
Muscow
Siberia
Vladivostok
U.S
Asia
United States
North Vietnam
Japan
Taiwan
South Korea
Pause and Ponder Verse on Righteousness
A concise Bible verse reflection from Acts 10 38 urging action through faith and deeds. It emphasizes that Jesus anointed with the Holy Spirit and with power went about doing good and healing all who were oppressed by the devil.
Dura and NHPQ Attract Growth To Greeley
The article notes Dura Assets, a division of Intercontinental Systems, and the engineering firm Nelson Isley Patterson and Quirk MS, both cited as major civic assets to Greeley. Dura’s plant expansion supports 220 workers with a 1 million annual payroll. NHPQ has built a large Colorado practice and helped recruit new residents, fueling the city’s development and attention to Greeley’s business climate.
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Wale
Grueley
Nelson, Isley, Patterson and Quirk
Dura
Intercontinental Systems, Inc
Mp&q
Spullicht
Tribune
Mip&q
Seaitch
LaVern Nelson
John Maley
William Patterson
Willard Quirk
Colorado
Tan
Nelson
Tisley
Patterson
Quirk
Greeley
Nhp&q
Civ
Nupe&q
Heoretten
Dural
Bain Salsa
Inead
Crosley
James
Greolay
Today in History highlights from 1789 to 1963
The Associated Press notes events across centuries including the French Revolution start in 1789, Alaska purchase context, Guam’s fate, and the 1963 US communications with Washington. The fragmentary item mentions Lord Baltimore and Princess Victoria in historical timelines.
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Associated
United States
Mary Lait
Lord Baltimore P
Victoria
Ryland
Washington
West Wind Mosrave
Unreadable OCR shows old newspaper ad and pricing typos
Fragmentary text from a Greeley Colorado publication lists names and dates amid garbled pricing lines for subscriptions. The readable bits mention mail rates, locations, and a Los Angeles reference with scattered numbers and months, but no clear事件 or coherent news item emerges.
Program Without Leader Abuses Hurting Medicaid
A Washington Post report examines how abuses in Medicaid and Medicare threaten nationwide health costs and access. It highlights doctor kickbacks and double billing, cites New York City savings from watchdog programs, and notes the political struggle over appointing Dr. John L. Knowles as assistant secretary for health. Senate GOP leader Dirksen opposes Knowles, with Finch delaying decisions as costs climb toward billions in public and private spending.
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Eve Edstrom
Ives
Dirksen
Washington Post
Washington
Knowles
Jion-Dolar
H Health
White House
Howard
Veilof
John J. Williams
Lle
Nix
Williams Mnain
All Americane
Florida
Lioane Instanes
Greece
Williams
New York City
Health, Education and Welfare
Robert M. Finch
John L. Knowles
Massachusetts General Hospital
Finch
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Nixon
Idirksen
American Medical Association
AMAL
HEW
Wilbur J. Cohen
Cohen
End of Passenger Train Era If Federal Aid Fails
The Interstate Commerce Commission warned Congress that long and medium distance passenger trains could vanish within a few years without federal action. In its review, the ICC noted 725 interstate and 13h intrastate trains have been authorized to abandon service, with state commissions eliminating an equal number, as intercity travel grows while rail passenger service shrinks. The report urged immediate action and cautioned about the regulatory impact of rising holding company control over railroads.
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William Barton
Associated Press
Washington
Thterstate Commerce Commission
ICC
Congress
Sime
Commission
iSen
Vance Sarlke
T-Ind
Senate Commerce Committee
M Mught
Gentraliz
Irms
Reader letter defends local figures amid conflict of interest concerns
Frank J. Robinson of 244 Ave writes to the Tribune defending Dick Perrochlik and questioning editorials on conflicts of interest. He urges clarification or retraction if remarks about Perrochlik were meant as a slur, praising involved civic efforts and urging ongoing public dialogue.
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the Tribune
Tribune
Monnday
Rapp
Congress
U.S
Greeley
Colorado
The
Dr. Perrohlik
Dick Perchlik
Open Letter to Colorado Legislators from Greeley League
The League of Women Voters of Greeley thanks state legislators William Samsey Hugh Chance Roy Shore Carl Showalter and Walter Youngland as the 47th General Assembly ends. The letter commends their service personal sacrifice and courtesy and expresses readiness to continue working for the best possible government for Colorado in the months ahead from President Mrs fanl 'Murphy.
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The
Tribune
William Samsey
Hugh Chance
Roy Shore
Carl Showalter
Walter Youngland
47Th General Assembly
League of Women Voters of
Greeley
Colorado
Fanl ‘Murphy
Federal Diary explores lunch hour in federal service
Willard Clopton Jr and Mike Causey discuss the 30 minute lunch policy in federal agencies. They note enforcement varies by bureau and consider extending to 45 minutes to allow a more balanced meal and full eight hour day, citing practical issues in many offices.
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Willard Clopton JR
Mike Causey
Washington Post
Washington
Federal ‘Service
Justice Department
Queen Mary project sparks bold past views and pricey bill
In a column by Jack Smith in the Los Angeles Times, opinions clash over Long Beach’s Queen Mary Project costing 32 million dollars, triple the estimate. The piece recalls prior predictions, praises English captains, and laments shipboard food while noting potential tax returns and future fame or failure.
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Jack Smith
Los Angeles Times
Long Beach
Disneyland
Dodgers
Los Angeles
Ron
Maury
Lake Havasu
Colorado River
Arizona
Landon
England
Vacation Tales Highlight Office Humor and Gaffes
A playful look at summer vacations in a busy office where staff trade stories of trips and near misses. The piece rails at talkative returnees and celebrates the desire for quiet efficiency through quirky character sketches like The Sports Dog and The Big Time Operator.
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New York
U.S
Oddhall-Tie Lakes
Smithsonian Institution
Washington, D.C
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