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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1964
Page
4
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Colorado's population may reach two million by mid 1968 under census projections. Estimates by state director Lewis K. Cobb show two possible timelines based on growth models, with the two million mark possibly occurring around May 27, 1966 or later. The state crossed one million in 1880 and reached about 1.3 million by 1940, rising further in subsequent decades.
Boulder AP report notes District Attorney Toe Dolan will appeal a Boulder District Court ruling that Colorado's narcotics law is unconstitutional. He plans to file with the Colorado Supreme Court around July 15. Judge Buck previously ruled marijuana not a narcotic and that state law improperly delegates to the State Board of Health power to define drug addiction. The ruling dismissed narcotics charges against 12 Boulder residents.
YMCA News outlines rapid growth as federal census shows 34277 residents in the Colorado Territory era. Summer programs at Island Grove, Hillside Pool, and Ray's Motel advance with two two week sessions remaining. Softball leagues start, family night swim planned, and Indian Guide Tribes host events including visits to Denver Museum and Elks Park outings.
Colorado researchers lead a three year CU program to examine how plants and animals survive extreme environments. Dr John W Marr directs the Arctic and Alpine Research Institute with Dr David M Gates ethics investigator. NASA supports with 92500 dollars. A stamp club and YMCA children's program accompany the project activities.
Charles Chuck Berry joins Greeley Industrial Bank at 4th Street and Bth Avenue as vice president and office manager. The announcement by president A J Gold notes Berry began his banking career in 1934 at First National Bank, served as assistant cashier in 1961, and later worked in California and Colorado before returning to Denver.
The Daily Sketch says Henry Ford II and Mrs Christa Anslim plan to wed in Italy next October. Mrs Anslim, widow of a British naval officer, will likely marry in Milan where she has a home. Ford’s first wife, socialite Anne McDonnell, divorced in February.
In the capital, authorities closed schools and ordered calm after antigovernment demonstrations by students. The unrest followed a 1959 pattern and caused disruptions as authorities urged order and safety amid ongoing tensions.
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