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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1957
Page
4
A garbled page from a Colorado newspaper appears with staff bylines and references to the Daily Tribune and Republican. It mentions office bureaus, dispatches, and a ceremonial line about faith and endurance. The text is largely indecipherable, preserving few clear names, dates, or events.
President Gerald W. Dodds of Kinerton University urged patience and tolerance amid deep national divisions. He warned that America cannot endure enduring strife unless citizens respect others while upholding self respect and unity.
A British press summary reviews the U.S. security risk program under Eisenhower, contrasting it with Truman's system. It notes a 1912 standard, Supreme Court rulings, and a commission recommendation to restore due process while retaining broader loyalty controls, including limited rights to confront accusers and subpoenas with a notable exception for undercover intelligence operatives.
Earl Conrad Ohnemus, 27, pleaded guilty in police court to a charge tied to alimony and income law deductions amid a disputed custody and support claim involving his estranged wife Tune Ohnemus. The narrative references a Rosenhower program and Truman era context, with unclear, fragmented notes about cross references and foreign locales.
Miss Tairy Barter daughter of Mr and Mrs Garber of near Fayette Mo wed Er met Bier in Los Angeles California in a noon ceremony at Vie Weide's hue. Pastor Noshill of Colled Presbyterian officiated. Attendants were Mrs Dale Hlakeman and Duane Isavuier. After a wording luncheon the couple traveled to Fayette Mo to meet groom family, then planned to return to Los Angeles where he works as a tile setter. Mrs Phillips of Piero attended the conven tion in Des Moines with Naomi Phillips.
In Washington the House approved a bill deferring uranium work for one year. It sets an 810 percent assessment on uranium claims each year. Rep Berry says delay is needed as the Atomic Energy Commission has not yet determined economic extraction. The extension mirrors last year’s action, with July 1, 195? as the deadline. The AEC is expected to provide a firm plan within three to four months.
Reports say President Eisenhower planned a quiet weekend at Gettysburg Pennsylvania with Mrs Eisenhower arriving by automobile. The arrival followed a mid afternoon train from Washington on Friday as officials prepared for a peaceful respite.
Theatre guide notes Bernardine from a Mary Chase play opens Wednesday at the Colorado Theatre in Denver. The CinemaScope color production stars Pat Boone and Manel Gaynor, produced by Sam Engel. Also on the bill are Not of This Earth and Attack of the Crab Monsters from Allied Artists with Roger Corman directing.
Motion Picture Herald reviews a 67 minute sci fi feature. Script by Charles Griffin and Mark Haneu stars Paul Birch and Beverly Garland. Filmmaking is realistic in conveying suspense as the story unfolds despite garbled phrases in the source text.
Phoenix police investigated a strange parcel left on Memorial Hospital steps. Watchman Robert Stuckey reported it after detecting a glurgleh sound from turning the package. Officers opened it to reveal a dozen beer cans and a opener. no one was recorded as receiving the brew.
The Wheezers and Dodgers were a secret British Admiralty research group famed for offsetting magnetic mines, aiding Dunkirk evacuation and shaping innovative projects in World War II, as chronicled in Gerald Pawle's The Secret War.
Baghdad Treya-Wag and Jordan announce they will resist subversion and wired wars involving Egypt and Syria. A communique from King Aussen of Jordan and the two nations pledges independence and cooperation, promoting a united defense across realms and urging public support across India and Calcutta.
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