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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1969
Page
2
A devotional line quoting Galatians 4 6 about God sending forth his Son into believers hearts, highlighting Christian contemplation and identity as sons.
President Nixon acknowledged discussion of a faster pullout of U S ground troops from Vietnam, possibly moving ahead of Clifford’s 100000 by year’s end and complete withdrawal by 1970. He suggested the pace could outstrip the earlier timetable while maintaining support for Saigon. Clifford’s broader proposals included easing military pressure and continuing U S air support, with risks about Saigon’s ability to stand alone.
A University of Arizona gathering on arid lands reveals contrasting views on desert formation. Sudan’s Dlowlsley-Thompson argues vents and overgrazing by goats drive desertification, while cautions on deforestation and tree cutting are noted as key factors. Conference highlights tensions over human impact and climate shifts.
On this date, 1948 Moscow blockaded West Berlin prompting the airlift. 1820 Hernando Cortez entered Mexico. 1795 US Senate ratified Jay Treaty with England. 1940 France Armistice signed. 1942 German royal family sought asylum in the US. 1945 Hitler’s banner men paraded after Soviet victory. 195? party convention named Dewey as candidate. 1960s spy Klaus Buchs faced East Germany.
A Los Angeles Times opinion piece by Arthur J. Commen argues Nixon’s troop drawdown in South Vietnam signals a return to a pre-1960s approach, with American combat forces reduced while helicopters, advisers, and support roles linger. It traces the strategic hamlet program, NVF/NLF activity, and questions the South Vietnamese military’s solvency as U.S. troops scale back.
STANLEY MEISLER reports from Addis Ababa on U S involvement in Ethiopia under Emperor Haile Selassie, detailing Kagnew Station and the large American aid footprint in education and development. The piece weighs whether continued U S presence serves Ethiopian modernization or fuels anti American sentiment.
Sports writers and fans debate Joe Namath after Pete Rozelle demands he sell his stake in a New York saloon or give up playing pro football. The dispute centers on Namath's private life and associations with known gamblers as Vilified by critics while acknowledging his football talent and controversy surrounding integrity in the sport.
A sprawling analysis contrasts imperial politics in Ethiopia with a deteriorating marriage, detailing American views on Haile Selassie, potential military regimes, and the fate of a union strained by vanity and neglect. The piece intertwines geopolitics with a domestic portrait of fading romance and shifting power.
Six American pacifists aboard the 60 foot Phoenix voyage from Japan to China returned to Nagasaki after Shanghai port officials refused entry. Led by anthropologist Zarle Reynolds, the group included Brian Victoria and Dr. Jonathan Mirsky, with uncertainties over entry status and past arrests in Japan.
James E. Clayton argues that the Supreme Court's direction may consolidate rather than radically change under Nixon Burger. He notes past Warren Court criminal and civil rights actions, limits on reversal, and how durable precedents like Mapp v Ohio constrain shifts while presenting potential for selective reforms in criminal law.
The Tribune notes subscription rates and distribution details for the Greeley area. It lists pricing, mailing options, and publication affiliations, with references to Associated Press content and republication rights.
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