Greeley Daily Tribune and Republican Execuitive Staff
Publication notice from The Greeley Tribune and The Greeley Republican announces office staff and publication details. It lists staff roles, mailing and subscription information, and credits the paper to The Tribune Publishing Co in Greeley Colorado. It notes editorial standards and AP news use and public forum rules with a 460 word limit for letters.
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The
Greeley Daily Tribune
Greeley Republican Execuitive
Triksen Republices Publishing Co
Greeley
Cela
Greer
Colorado
Colorado Press
Associatien
Plead Daily Press
Aateleton
Bortas
Circutston
Brest
USA
Exalted Jesus Name Above All Creature A Sermon Note
Pause and Ponder Wherefore God also hath high exalted him and given him a name above every name. At the time of Jesus every knee should bow in heaven on earth and under the earth and every tongue confess Jesus Christ is Lord to the glory of God the Father. Verse selections by Rev Lawrence W Hiss minister of the First Southern Baptist church of Greeley.
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Jesus
Heaven
Earth
Jesus Christ
God the Father
Lawrence W. Hiss
First Southern Baptist Church of
Rising standards debated for Colorado state colleges
Colorado educators discuss eligibility for state institutions as crowding grows. Dr. William R. Ross of Colorado State College argues graduates of accredited Colorado high schools should be admitted but must meet standards. He notes out of state applicants face stricter admission while urging balanced enrollment and fair tuition.
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Colorado
de. William R. Ross
Colorado State College
Denver
Rogs
Hoss
Isuesidenit
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Middle West
Rose
Ross
Ife
Dr. Ross
Permission To Release Water at Plataro Sought
State Engineer J E Whitten seeks permission to release 30 60 acre feet of water from Plataro Reservoir on the Conejos River to prevent crop losses. The request was forwarded to New Mexico and Texas members of the Rio Grande Compact Commission. Whitten represents Colorado on the commission and notes downstream reservoirs hold more water than Texas irrigators normally use. Last year Texas agreed to release 90 000 acre feet for Colorado users.
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Denver
J. E. Whitten
Plataro
Conejos River
Antonito
Whitten
New Mexico
Texas
Rio Grande Compact Commission
Colarad
Conejos Water Conservancy
Caloratio Svripalors
Rising Costs Push Hundreds of Papers to Higher Prices
AIP reports rising costs have forced hundreds of newspapers to raise prices in recent years. In early 1959, about 493 papers sold at 7 cents and 170 at 10 cents, with many others moving from 5 to 6 or 7 cents. The trend centers on higher newsprint, wages, and services, shrinking the nickel era.
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New York
AIP
yUlem
ANPA
Alaska
Journel of Commerce
Daisy O Byerne ballet dancer to appear in The Bartered Bride
Daisy O Byerne daughter of Mr and Mrs B O Byerne of 1710 13th Ave was chosen as one of 10 ballet dancers to appear in The Bartered Bride at Central City next month. She is a Denver pupil of Lillian Cushing and a recent Greeley High School graduate. Also noted is the Greeley Country Club 1940 golf championship outcome with Mel Bedinger defeating Marc Smith to reach the final.
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Daisy O'Byrne
B. O'Byrne
13Th Ave
Central City
Miss O'Bryne
Greeley
Lillian Cushing
Denver
Greeley High School
Dra
Claude Schell
Greeley Country Club
Vincent
Satley
Mel Bedinger
Bedinger
Marc Smith
Sattley
School graduates receive diplomas at St Peter's ceremony
The article notes freshmen from St Peter's Catholic School receiving diplomas from Rev. Father Frogel. Names listed include Violet King, Mary Foster, Helen Thompson, Dorothy Terlip, Fred Aragon, Donald Grams. It also mentions last year's club champion Don McArthur being defeated 3 and 2.
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Don McArthur
St Peter's Catholic School
Father &. J. Froegel
Violet King
Mary Foster
Helen Thompson
Dorothy Terlip
Fred Aragon
Donald Grams
Far East Seen as Potential Outlet for Export Wheat
The Agriculture Department through the Foreign Agricultural Service reports the Far East area could become a major outlet for U.S. and other export wheat. A four man study team from meat production and milling industries found local governments in Far East meat regions receptive to expanding wheat consumption and improving diets. India is highlighted as a strong potential market despite low consumer purchasing power and scarce foreign exchange.
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Wasitington
Agriculture Department
U.S
Department
Foreign Agricultural Service
Far East
India
Business Corner Attends Sales Congress
Frank J. Blaser Jr of the D. W. Bush Agency Denver returned Saturday from Madden's Lodge Gull Lake Minnesota where he attended the Central Lie Assurance Company's 1959 Leaders Club Sales Congress. Belgrade Yugoslavia Zivola Boskovic a worker from Mindenovac was sentenced Saturday to seven months in jail for hiring off the nose of a farmer during an argument.
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Frank J. Blaser, Jr
Alles Acres
Greeley
D. W. Bush
Denver
Madden
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Zivola Boskovic
Mindenovac
Local Social Notes Mention Births Visits and Travel
Kersey Jim Sitrien returns to Crossed Timbers Mo after visiting his brother Frank. Mr and Mrs Marry Boles and Chery visit Neb Mrs Boles parents Carl Marsaville. Gene Neal on vacation in Missouri. Priscilla Stolarczyk stays with Hank Prebish family while Mrs Prebish in hospital a son born to the Prebishs. Mrs Edward J Meikel Jr and Billy visit FR J Merkel home. Tim Carey and daughter Birg go to Rangery and Platteville for Wine. Tauls Stolarczyk family attend National AAU Track and Field meet in Boulder.
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Kersey
Jim Sitrien
Frank
Crossed Timbers
Marry Boles
Chery
Berkleman
Neb
Boles
Carl Marsaville
Gene Neal
Missouri
Priscilla Stolarcayk
Hank Prebish
Mrs. Prebis
Platteville
Kir
Tauls Stolarczyk
Boulderriday
Macmillan Presses East West Summit Plan After Geneva
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan remains determined to pursue an East-West summit with Eisenhower De Gaulle and Khrushchev despite the Geneva foreign ministers failure. A Sunday Pictorial diplomat says he considered delaying the October general election to secure top level talks, aiming to force a breakthrough with the Soviets and to shape Britain’s political fate before his term ends.
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Anthony White
London
Harold Macmillan
Geneva
Macmillian Whi
Eisenhower
Charles de Gaulle
Nikita Khrushchev
The
Sunday Pictorial
Macmaillan
Berlin
Macmillan
Khrushchev
Negotiating With the West Shaped His Reserved Distinction
The fragment suggests a figure wished to reserve for himself the distinction of negotiating an agreement with the West, indicating a strategic aim to secure a leading role in diplomatic dealings.
Atomic planes safe says scientist
RATLINBURG Tennessee AP General Electric scientist said atomic powered airplanes pose no greater danger than other hazards accepted by the public. He noted the odds of death from traffic accidents are about 60 times higher than a lethal atomic radiation fate from a nuclear plane crash.
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Ratlinburg
Tenn
General Electric Scientist
C. Gamertsfelder
SE Aircraft Nuclear Propulsion
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