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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1964
Page
13
Reported plot to abduct Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev was thwarted by Swedish police and authorities. The plan allegedly involved nationalist groups linked to Ustashi and Nazi collaboration, with arrests and heavy police deployment during Khrushchev’s visit.
Ralph Williams won first place in a print competition at the Greeley Shutterhugs meeting held Monday at the Central school building. Ruth Williams achieved a perfect score of 20 in the abstracts category from four judges. Noeleus by Jack McChawee took second. Other entries included Smooay Hall by Bill Popejay and A Visitor Comes Five Tar by Bob Scales. Program featured Kasiman Kodak's Ghtacolor Print Portfolio.
Disappearance of three civil rights workers in Mississippi triggers a federal probe. FBI agents join state investigations while James Farmer urges air and ground search. local officials report tension and road checkpoints as authorities seek missing volunteers linked to a summer voter registration drive. The case raises concerns about civil rights abuses and possible detention.
Jacob Brunner of Windsor dies after a week long illness at Weld County General Hospital. A longtime rancher and Zion United Church of Christ member, he was born in 1882 in Gime Russia and survived by eight children and numerous relatives. Funeral services planned at Zion Church with interment at Lake View Cemetery.
A Houston spokesman said the first manned Gemini flight is planned for late December in the last quarter of the year. The timing remains tentative but is expected to mark a Christmas season launch.
Sheriff's deputies report multiple break ins and losses across Erie and surrounding areas. Stolen funds include 238 dollars from a Stardust Tavern juke box and 15 40 320 from a table box, plus liquor. Other incidents mention a car radio and gauges theft, doorbell buttons, and a wrist watch. A hostage note at Sherwind School is also mentioned with unclear details.
The article discusses reports that Johnson decided to appoint Taylor as ambassador to Vietnam, citing needs for an outsider with strong credentials. It notes Taylor’s background as Joint Chiefs chairman and the political maneuvers around Saigon policy, plus Johnson's preference for a reputable, prominent figure in public life amid broader Vietnam War strategy.
The Spurrlows, a group drawn from U S schools and colleges, will present a sacred song concert at 7 p.m. Thursday at Bethel Baptist Church. The ensemble includes orchestra chorus glee club and brass groups with tours across America. Notable members include Darrel Gardner trombonist and Youls for Christ award winner, Lynn Eisenburch soprano, John Norquist and Darrel Goodman piano duo, and James Bolden guest soloist. The group travels under Spurr and travels with Youth for Christ connections and will also appear at Sacred Music Festival near Denver. An offering will be received.
A Montrose man, 28, was killed in a car wreck Monday night, raising the state fatality count to 234 for the year. The victim, Ruwald Duyie Vaughn, was a passenger in a car driven by his brother, John Jesior Yangan, 29, of Montrose. The patrol said the car skidded on a slight curve on a gravel county road about five miles south of Montrose and overturned. the driver was not injured.
Sheriff officers and volunteers conducted a search for a one year old boy who disappeared while fishing on the Shoe River, about 34 miles west of Wye AB, Monday.
Rep Aspinall, chairman of the House Interior Committee, presented a report by a special subcommittee after attending an international lead study meeting in Geneva. The report supports zinc and lead quotas amid a vast fall in supplies.
Hattie Ing Sperber, 80, longtime Nunn resident, died Tuesday in Pueblo. Born September 24, 1883 in Los Mont, she moved to Nunn in 1904 and was a member of the Nunn First Presbyterian Church. Survivors include three brothers Earl of Greeley Bert and Lott Holt of Nunn and three nephews Harvey Bernard and Movie at Pavoe.
Town events run from June 27 to July 4 featuring a street dance at Lincoln Park, a downtown parade, a Kangaroo Court, and a rodeo at Island Grove Park with multiple performances and a fireworks display. Participants include Weld County Sheriff Posse and Saddie Club members. Island Grove hosts two rodeo performances and a final show.
William H Swan 78 a former Greeley resident died Monday in Albuquerque NM He was born Sept 20 1885 in Joliet and lived in Greeley from 1905 Later resided in Nebraska and Elbert moved back to Greeley in 1989 He was a retired farmer and Methodist Church member He married Mollie Qurry in 1932 at Parker she died in 1950 Survivors include four children Velma Malloy Lawrence Swan James Enni Mont and Guovee Daly City plus sisters Mrs Mars Rovgers Buffalo Gap and Mrs Dolly Lattimoy Grandchildren and great grandchildren Services set for 2 00 am at Crown Hill Cemetery Denver with burial at Crown Hill Cemetery Denver
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