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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1971
Page
2
A terse editorial reads like a biblically flavored reflection on truth and virtue, suggesting that living by God’s will sustains permanence while dissent and deceit erode trust. The piece frames moral conduct as guiding civic insight on the page.
Seven climbers on Alaska's Mount McKinley reach 17 200 feet but fail to summit due to wind and snow. They haul down 880 pounds of trash including socks and bindings, turning a portion of litter into a small environment cleanup at 7 400 feet, showing concern for the mountain while criticizing earlier climbers.
James Reston and William Furlong warn that graduates face a harsher reality after unrest and drug crises. They note declining job prospects and a shift from idealism to personal focus as students confront the off-campus world’s complexity and accountability. The era’s optimism fades into sobering consequence.
A British scholar P J Honey argues that if Vietnamese Communists win control in the south they will seize media, expel foreigners, close borders, purge dissidents, and impose mass executions. He cites plans for ad hoc people’s courts and slave labor and predicts a million plus deaths, with outside observers unaware during the massacre. He questions Honey’s credibility and calls for considering his warnings seriously.
In Jamestown Virginia one of the colony’s first industries was glassmaking, continued by a small staff including six glassblowers. A separate note from Pretoria claims a high percentage of the world’s executions are carried out there.
A husband voices frustration to his wife over a TV dinner she prepared. She blames the antenna for the mishap, asserting a fault with reception. The exchange highlights a domestic moment centered on a TV setup and a dinner.
Brig. Gen. Marsman argues no war is popular, citing historic examples from 1898 to Korea. He defends duty in uniform, criticizes press influence on youth, and recalls desertions, conscription fights, and public opinion shaping U.S. wars.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions business merger or firm activity with garbled names and dates. No clear entities or events discernible to form a factual summary.
The Daily Tribune Republican Publishing Co advertises pricing for Weld County and out of county subscriptions, foreign rates, and city routes. It notes association with major news services and asserts exclusive use of local news and dispatches. Correct signatures must be printed with public forum items.
A digest of historic events on this date include New Hampshire’s ratification of the Constitution in 1788, McCormick’s reaper patent in 1834, U.S. troop landings in Cuba in 1898, German sailors scuttling ships in 1919, Tobruk’s fall in 1941, Land’s mile record in 1954, Paul VI election in 1963, and various remarks on U S. foreign affairs and a Vietnam-era case in 1970s.
A humorous Elks Magazine piece titled Tales of the Rangers gathers rangers from National Parks coast to coast sharing tales and jokes. It recounts visitors’ antics at Yellowstone Wind Cave Grand Canyon Bryer Canyon Everglades and other parks, plus a few nature lectures and tall tales involving bears, squirrels, and jokes about saddle styles and goatish gags.
In Austin Texas the Poor Richard’s Universal Life Church issued a list of saints including Neanderthal man as patron saint of atheist, Mark Twain for human laughter, Clarence Darrow for law, Marie Curie for science, Thomas Edison for modern times, Margaret Sanger for birth control, Elizabeth Cady Stanton for women’s rights, and Eugene V. Debs for workers.
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