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Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1969

Page

5

Beef With Eateries in New York City Sparks Beef Charge

New York City Consumer Affairs officials say 156 of 421 surveyed eating spots sold hamburgers made from beef substitutes and starches. The department warns restaurants to serve 100 percent pure beef or face up to a 250 dollar fine and possible jail time. Commissioner Bass Myerson announced the Monday action.

New York Eity Consumer Affairs Department Consumer Affairs Bass Myerson

Deaths and Funerals for Adamson and Hackleman families

Leonard Hmbrea Adamson of 3813 Jub Ave Greeley died. Survived by Zona B Endres widow and five grandchildren. Services 2:00 pm Wednesday at Adams Memorial Chapel, interment Smart Memorial Gardens. William Hackleman Weld County native family details show several survivors. Interment 1:30 pm Thursday at Adams Memorial Chapel, Samiph Memorial Gardens.

Smbree Leonard Hmbrea Jub Ave Greeley Husbard Zona B. Endres Robert Sleanor Ann) Alden Evans John Leonard Embive, Jr Arthur Im Jefson Mitchell Nebr Banory Hubbard Kktay Warren Nebr Als Edoo Wedney Flay Aduirsan Mermorial Chapel Smart Memorial Hackleman William & Aagklemen Weld Nursive Howe Mabel White Cheyenne Wye Everett Hackleton Riverton Wyo Blanche Prenton Ault Mildred Staner Aurora Catiekas India Zella Costa Mattie Land Tastings Grea Samiph Memorial Gardens

Macy Allnutt Mortuaries Service Notice

Merle Toehran of Tucson Arizona wife of H Cochran mother of Bill Lawson Janis Cocina Colorado Springs Noritta Gray Portland Mayan Fitzgerald Portland Brentwood Mo Hart Kanady daughter of Mia Bronjivent Tucson Ans tons services 2 pm Wednesday Tahint Mortuary Colorado Springs Uptermont Ivy green Cemetery Colorado Springs.

Tmucsan Anstons Tahint Mortuary Colorado Springs Uptermont Iyvergreen Cemetery

Israeli Planes Down Egyptian MIG Over Suez Gulf Is Reported

The Associated Press reports Israeli warplanes shot down an Egyptian MiG over the Suez Gulf. An Israeli spokesman said the plane exploded in the air and crashed in Egyptian territory after being hit by cannon fire. Earlier, Egyptian commandos raided Israeli positions across the Suez Canal for the third day, with one Israeli soldier killed on the Egyptian side. Paraphrase of a chaotic dispatch notes oil pipe sabotage near Haifa and a Cairo shakeup in the Egyptian air force leadership.

Associated Press Suez Suez Canal Port Taulig Mustapha el Hennawi Aly Baghdadi Hassan Kamel Mohammed Aly Fahmy Baghdadi Air Force Fahmy Egypt Egyptian Military Academy Air Force Academy Britain Soviet Union Jordan Notifical Awat Cairo Hussein el Shaii Nasser Paris Canalsan Middle East Uder Josses Georges Tel Aviv el Shafei Thei Shatt Port Taufig Itilbe New York

Police Witness Brands Panthers SDS as Rebels

San Francisco police inspector Ben Lashkoff testified before the Senate subcommittee that the Black Panther Party and Students for a Democratic Society form part of a world wide revolutionary movement and may join others in a coalition called the American Liberation Front. He cited a Black Panther coloring book depicting children killing police distributed at a church breakfast program and noted editorial responses from Catholic authorities.

Washington San Brancisca Black Panther Party Students For A Democratic Society American Liberation Front Ben Lashoff Senate Permanent Investigations Subcommittee San Francisco Monitor. Catholic Archdiocesan SDS Black Panthers

Naked burglary suspect caught red handed in Chicago

Police arrested an 18 year old burglary suspect on Chicago’s Southwest Side after he was found nude outside a liquor store. Officers say he slid down an ice chute to enter the store and told them he shed his clothes to reach ice for a picnic.

Chicago

Attic Full of Furniture Exposes Unused Items

A reader reports discovering a stash of good but unused furniture stored in an attic. The find highlights items suitable for donation or sale, with potential value for households seeking affordable pieces. Local charity organizers may assess the collection for redistribution.

Tasmanian Devil Quiz Explained for Junior Editors

A reader explains the Tasmanian devil as a real carnivorous marsupial from Australia and Tasmania. It notes the animal’s ferocity, its pouch young, and its naming origin tied to farmers in Tasmania due to predation on poultry.

Australia Tasmania

Field Commanders Resist Large Withdrawals

Washington AP report notes field commanders and Democratic senators skeptical of rapid U.S. troop withdrawals from Vietnam. While Abrams supports trimming 25 538 000 soldiers, lawmakers fear South Vietnamese forces can not yet fully replace U.S. troops. Defense budget boosts for training and equipment in Saigon aim to strengthen RVNAF as U.S. forces seek substantial pullout.

Carl P. Levbscore Han Associated Press U.S. Washington Dent Nixon U.S. Span John Stennis D-Miss Jals Vietnam Senate Armed Services George S McGovern D-S.d Jong U.S Storts Ly Creighton Abrams Jils Melvin R. Laird Congress South Vietnam Laird RVNAF

Israel's minister to visit United States for talks with Nixon

Prime Minister Golda Meir will depart for Washington to hold talks with President Nixon on July 27 and stay about ten days in the United States. The visit aims to discuss U.S. Israel ties, regional security, and ongoing diplomacy.

TRE Avivapi Golda Meir Israel Nixon Washington United States Seaves

Fort Worth Has a Real Sod Bustin Ceremony

Port Worth officials and executives led a sod busting ceremony on the west side amid dust heat and novelty beverages. The event showcased the Windmill Dinner Theater project with promises of a Fort Worth facility opening in September offering a New York play or musical, with Dallas, Houston, San Antonio, Denver and Phoenix to follow.

Port Worth Tex Jal Jas Houston Civic Windmill Dallas Fort Worth San Antonio Denver Phoenix New York

Judy Garland death autopsy and inquest set in London

Police and doctors examined Judy Garland's remains after her death on Sunday. Autopsy results will determine the cause, with an inquest scheduled for Westminster Coroner's Court. Mickey Deans hopes to fly to New York with her body for a funeral.

London Judy Garland Scotland Yard Forensic Laboratory Westminster Miss Cutland Mickey Deans New York Miss Garland Phillip Lebon Harley St Judy

Hebrew scholar becomes first chair of Hebraic Studies at Denver

Denver AP reports Dr. Benin Netanyahu, 59, named to the Rabbi C. E. W. Kauvar Chair at the University of Denver, the first appointed to the new department. He comes after 41 years at Dropsie College in Philadelphia. Netanyahu aims to expand the one-man department and study Jewish history from medieval to modern times.

Denver Benin Netanyahul Univerisity of Netanyahu C.E.W. Kauvar Dropsie College Philadelphia Drapsie United States Nathan Mileikowsky Tel Aviv Poland

Interfaith Groundbreaking in Columbia Maryland

Representatives from Protestant Catholic and Jewish faiths broke ground for a new interfaith facility in Columbia Maryland. The building will serve multiple denominations and cost about 1 million dollars including legal and design fees. Four worship areas will be included with capacities of 600 350 and 70, plus shared office and service space.

Columbia, Md Columbia Missouri Synod Lutheran Clarence Sinclair Columbia Cooperative Ministry Italia Imall

Bus safety seat belt developed with dummy in testing

GRAND RAPIDS Mich API with Gertrude a wooden headed dummy and the Ohio Department of Public Transportation along with American Seating Co announce a new high strength fiberglass seat for school buses. The seat absorbs crash energy with a top device while schools still oppose belts citing driver time and pupil checks amid hospital condition concerns in London nurses report.

Grand Rapids Mich API Gertrude Ohio Department of Public Transportation

Nixon hosts Potomac cruise with senators and cabinet

President Nixon sailed the Potomac aboard the Sequoia with 17 senators and several Cabinet members including Agnew Volpe Hickel Dirksen and McClellan. Kenneth Franzheim was named ambassador to New Zealand replacing resigning John F Henning. Barbara Bain sues Paramount for 12000 per missed show plus 11500 for potential next year and seeks injunction to block other work. contract talks with Marlin Landau unresolved.

Washington Nixon Peula Spiro J. Agnew Transportation John A. Volpe Interior Walter J. Hickel Senate Everett M. Dirksen Llinois John L. McTlellan D-Ark Kenneth Franzheim Houston New Zealand Franzheim John F. Henning Hollywood Barbara Bain Ieen Paramount Television Miss Bain Marlin Landan

State VFW Picks Longmont Man Commander

Vic tor Peterson of Longmont was elected Colorado Veterans of Foreign Wars commander at the annual convention in Trinidad. Wanda Dixon of Grand Junction named auxiliary president. Colorado Springs chosen for 1970 convention. Daryl Benson of Denver elected senior vice commander. Warrier Timmons of Hugo senior auxiliary vice president. About 1,000 delegates attended the three day meeting.

Trinidad, Colo Victor Peterson Longmont Colorado Veterans of Foreign Wars Wanda Dixon Grand Junction Colorado Springs Daryl Benson Denver Warrier Timmons Hugo U.S

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