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Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1964

Page

4

Ford Predicts Possible Auto Strike Amid Talks

Henry Ford warned that a strike could loom as auto labor talks with General Motors evolve. He urged a peaceful settlement and emphasized the need for responsible bargaining to preserve free collective bargaining. Government and public opinion were noted as factors shaping the industrial climate.

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From His Lofty Position Burd Sees American Scene Clearly

From his lofty position, Burd explains why he cannot fully discern the American scene. He remarks on political divides and social changes shaping national life, urging clearer public understanding and thoughtful civic engagement.

Mr. Burd

CU Mental Health Seminar To Tour State Institutions

Forty two CU students will tour eight Colorado mental health facilities this summer. The program blends institutional visits with seminars and offers academic credit and a career-testing opportunity. Cosponsors include the Colorado State Department of Institutions and CU Bureau of Sociological Research.

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Reds Begin Flights To West Berlin Amid Tense Standoff

AP reporting that Soviet and Communist bloc warnings raised concern yet Western officials believed flights between Berlin and the West could be safe. Pan Am said the Berlin service would continue after a Prestwick stop, asserting no notification of illegality.

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Supreme Court finds Washington legislative seat apportionment discriminatory

A district court ruling in Seattle labeled the law as invidiously discriminatory. The Supreme Court affirmed the order and held that the apportionment of seats in the Washington Legislature violated constitutional equal protection. The decision affects weekly legislative sessions and potential seat distribution across districts.

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1964 Pig Crisp Off in Spring Pig Crop Report

Washington reports the 1964 spring pig crop declined about 8 percent from the previous year, with total production around 46.5 million head. Major producing states Dakota Montana and Colorado show year to year changes, reflecting a weaker spring crop than 1963.

Washington Agriculture Dex Montana Colorado

Colorado Officer Elected President Of National Peace Officers Association

Sgt James Sites of Lamar Colorado State Patrol was elected president of the National Peace Officers Association at the annual convention. William Gleason of Imperial Nebraska and Gerald Lightson of Grand Junction Iowa named vice presidents. Pauline Cappiello of Msha Nebraska was chosen secretary treasurer. Larry Garstens of Gillette Wyoming joined the board of directors. More than 90 million pounds of various spices are imported by the United States each year.

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