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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1961
Page
19
The fragment lists the Greeley Daily Tribune and The Greeley Republicen with executive staff names and publishing notes. It mentions publishing frequency, subscription rates, and a quoted Bible verse, indicating archival newspaper content and advertising terms from the Tribune-Republican Publishing Co.
The Tribune argues Re 6 is unsuitable for School District 6, despite support for improving education. It cites district size, tax levy, director terms, and uneven student distribution, noting potential factionalism and impact on Greeley and Weld County schools.
The article argues that world population growth accelerates after 1980, threatening severe famine. It cites UN estimates that 2.9 billion could rise to 6.3 billion by century's end, with India and China facing acute pressures as agricultural output lags behind rising numbers. The United States faces surplus woes as global demand rises.
A reader reply defends the Kersey District amid criticism of annexations to Sky View and Auburn. Discussion covers tax levies, bond retirements, and district finances from 1959 to 1961, noting $61,000 bonds outstanding after retirement plans, and detailing historical program expansions in reading, library modernization, vocational courses, and new facilities.
The article details a $14 million government loan to assist development of the Belfast air freighter. Minister Rence O'Neil and others discuss costs, market prospects, and the high expenses of producing the aircraft, noting Belfast's perceived value and the role of the National Government in supporting aviation advances.
Reports from New Delhi and Lisbon describe cholera outbreaks tied to religious gatherings. Authorities urge immunization campaigns as towns with 30 000 residents face strained sanitation from large festival crowds.
Hal Boyle column recounts a gardener Francis Stilley in New York describes a quirky tale of marigolds and other plants vanishing from a small urban garden. He notes transplanting efforts and makes baffling observations about plants disappearing roots and all.
A fragmented puzzle page shows Yesterday's Answer 42 and cryptic clues with substitutions A for L and X for O. It includes a sample decoding guide, daily code letters, and references to cryptic challenges titled BUSTNESS and ITS QUITE SIMPLE.
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