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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1972
Page
2
Tribune editorial analyzes hardship and resilience citing II Corinthians 4.8 4.9 to frame perseverance amid trouble. Commentary reflects on editorial page stance, urging steady resolve and faith during turbulent times.
Mexican President Luis Echeverria used a joint session address to dispute U S attitudes toward Latin America and other developing nations. He urged bold policy shifts toward the Third World, criticized tariff delays and Colorado River salt issues, and urged stronger Mexican American friendship as a cornerstone of policy.
General Max Etkin of Deseret West Center at Dugway Proving Ground led newsmen to an open air testing site in Utah to counter mystery around the facility. The piece notes past nerve gas tests killed over 6,000 sheep and argues such work should stay indoors under strict controls despite calls for openness.
Washington asks if Henry Kissinger could be secretary of state in a potential second Nixon Administration. He acts as de facto secretary, briefing Senate committees on SALT and handling Moscow diplomacy, while signaling possible shifts with Fulbright relations and executive privilege debates. The piece weighs scenarios: Kissinger remains in power, or Connally becomes secretary with Nixon pivoting Kissinger to the top post.
A garbled OCR fragment from the Greeley Daily Tribune presents scattered words and names without coherent context. The legible bits reference local newspapers, Colorado organizations, and possible people, but no definite event, date, or clear summary can be established.
Aides to McGovern Humphrey Muskie Wallace discuss possible vice presidential choices amid a split among Democrats on the ticket. Names include Kennedy Hughes Mondale Cranston Stevenson Bayh Askew Sanford and others while Republicans rely on Nixon or Reagan for broad audiences.
The Associated Press reports quotes from President Nixon urging cooperation for a peaceful world at Moscow talks, Dr. Mallar noting Vietnam veterans face indifference upon returning home, Adm. Duncan warning NATO sea security cannot be assumed, and Tobya’s government chief Kadall pledging decisive action against adversaries if wrongs are not corrected by year end 1972.
On June 21 historical highlights include New Hampshire ratifying the Constitution in 708, Cyrus McCormick patenting the reaping machine in 1834, U.S. troops landing in Cuba in 1898, Scapa Flow internment in 1919, Tobruk’s fall in 1942, Okinawa surrender in 1945, Milan archbishop election in 1963, and Johnsons becoming grandparents a decade ago. Birthdays include Jane Kinseell and Judith Haskin with a Thought for today by Carlyle.
Munich readies an ambitious Olympic site expansion with a 1200 foot TV tower and 80,000 spectator stadium. The city marks a bid to shed its Nazi past amid a high profile buildout including the ring shaped venue, new subway, hotels, and a costly roof over the arena. Visitors and global TV audiences are expected as 12 000 athletes compete. Inflation and high prices loom as background.
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