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Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1964

Page

6

Cuban Classroom Teaches Required Language English

In Havana AP reports on a Cuban education push requiring English as the only mandatory foreign language across grades seven through nine. After ninth grade, students may study French or Russian in specialized schools at Liberty City near Havana, part of an Education Ministry program expanding language instruction.

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George W Baab Receives Degree at Carleton College

George William Baab, a history major and graduate of Glendale High School, received a bachelor’s degree during Carleton College’s commencement exercises. He attended the University of Colorado in his junior year and plans graduate work in law at the University of Texas. The event featured Judge Ben C. Duniway as commencement speaker and drew about 7,000 attendees from nearby schools and regions.

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Heat and smallpox devastate Indians in new delm report

Fragmentary U S report notes extreme heat and smallpox claims affecting Native communities. The text cites high temperatures above 100 degrees and fatalities rising to dozens, with scattered figures and unclear locations amid ongoing health concerns.

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CSU Mus Art Trio To Give Concert Series

CSU Mus Art Trio consisting of Will Schwartz Yimin Wallace Rushkin and Wendel Diebel will present a series of classical and contemporary works at the Student Center Theater starting with Beethoven Brams and Hovhaness. Future programs will include Schubert Tschaikowsky Miladi and Baeh with contemporary pieces Blach and Hert. Performances run on three consecutive Tuesdays at 8 p.m drawing music lovers from Denver to Colorado State University.

Milali Baeh Blach and Hert Denver Chessenne

63 Percent Increase Forecast In College Eligible Group

In Indianapolis the projection by the American Legion and partners foresees a 68 percent rise in 18 to 24 year olds entering college by the late 1960s, with enrollment forces straining capacity nationally. O'Connor notes the surge across all states, highlighting districts like Columbia and Alaska as notable outliers. The projection accompanies 18 to 24 age data used in 80,000 planning packets for American Education Week.

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Greeley Youth Enters Model Car Competition

A Greeley student from Cirgeley High School joins the Craftsman's Guild model car contest. Harrison, a 15 year old with parents Mr and Mrs Bill Harrison of 1607 15th Ave, competes with hundreds for about 117000 in scholarships and cash prizes. Regional winners go to Detroit for a four day convention and top national scholarships are awarded at a national banquet.

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Shakespeare Festival Set for August at CU Theatre

BOULDER The University of Colorado will stage its seventh annual Shakespeare Festival from August 1 to 5 at the Mary's Rip Van Winkle outdoor theatre. The festival features actors from New York to California and Canada performing As You Like It King John and Troilus and Cressida with a cast including Keren Grasile Zachary Hatcher Rosie Shine Rasveo Barry Corbin Alan Robertson Edgar Reynolds Ricky Weiser Barry Krall Philip the Bastard and Susan New York in lead roles.

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Alumni Council Set for July Denver Meeting

The American Alumni Council will convene a five day conference July 2 to 10 at the Denver Hilton Hotel. Over 1,000 registrants are expected to discuss federal aid to education, alumni communications, and mutual problems of colleges and graduates. Notables include Henry Heald and Dr O Merrith Wilson as banquet speakers.

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Peace Would Damage U.S. Economy Senate Subcommittee Examines

Senate subcommittee on Employment and Manpower weighs the impact of immediate military peace on the U.S. economy. Experts warn cutbacks in defense spending require careful planning to avoid recession, unemployment spikes, and disruption for workers in defense and related sectors.

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BSCS Names George Clark to New Fiscal Post

BSCS, based at the University of Colorado, appoints George Clark as assistant director of fiscal management. Clark, former Bank of Denver vice president in charge of operations and former Boulder councilman, has a background in banking and civic service. The Biological Sciences Curriculum Study, founded five years ago, develops materials for high school biology education.

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Colorado College Professors to Spend Summer Writing and Research

Colorado Springs faculty will spend the summer on research and writing with many teaching during the term. Professors Bantley Gilbert and Alexey Malyshev pursue abroad study and English satire projects, while Gilbert Johns tests behavior links and Benjamin Banta catalogs Colorado fauna for a campus census.

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Colorado College professors publish diverse summer studies

In India and Colorado, faculty focus on writing books and teaching across subjects. The program includes mathematics geology English history and philosophy as part of summer work and research, reflecting a broad academic reach in a frontier region of western India.

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Italian Visits Rome Tourism Declines in Year

Italian visitors to Rome last year totaled 1 055 000 the lowest from any major source country Germany contributed 1 300 visits while total tourist numbers reached 1 055 000 suggesting a broader drop in arrivals amid uneven source markets.

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