Greeley papers discuss Kennedy era legislative proposals
The Greeley Daily Tribune and The Greeley Republican report on President Kennedy's major legislative proposals and the Senate outlook. The note highlights AP coverage, editorial staff actions, and republication timing tied to the March window and Colorado forums.
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Congress Nears Kennedy Proposals in Senate House Moves
Congress debates Kennedy's major plans as Senate leaders weigh a revised sugar quota bill and debt limit raise. House actions include trade expansion, farm program salvage, higher education funding, and Medicare financing. Dirksen signals debate before votes, aiming for July 15 showdown.
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Pause and Ponder on Juvenile Gang Influence
The piece argues juvenile gangs arise from crowded city life and depression, not mere abnormality. It urges guidance over repression, proposing rugged leadership to channel youths' courage and loyalty into constructive aims for America.
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Miss Fink praised for Lincoln Park preservation in Greeley
A letter to the Tribune commends Miss Jussin Aline Fink for timely ideas on preserving Lincoln Park in Greeley. The writer lauds her constructive suggestions, urges citizen support, and calls on the City Council to safeguard the park as a pioneer landmark.
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Police burglars must remain in prison till now
CANON CITY AP Six convicted former police burglars and one associate must stay in Canon City penitentiary until near November at least The State Parole Board rejected minimum sentence requests that could have allowed parole in July or August The six former officers are Joseph Schneider James Thomas Tim D Kreis Richard Kalber Carroll J Prince and Lee Cox Cox could have been eligible for parole in August others In July J Marvin Whaley was denied He is brother of Hobbie G Whaley a teacher in the police burglary ring Former Chief Justice Francis J Knauss said they were public officials who violated trust The board will resume review in November A parole date of Aug 9 was set for Gene Haas former deputy sheriff of Avapakie County who worked with the Denver police burglary wing He will have served as months for burglary
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Parents urged to boost children reading at home
Professor Eugene Slaughter of Southeastern Oklahoma State College urges parents to model reading and provide home access to books. He notes many children imitate parental habits, supports age‑group book lists, and cites ongoing English education reforms as improving reading culture nationwide.
Administration anti business poll indicates Kennedy aid viewed
Washington AP eighty eight percent of businessmen responding to a poll labeled the Kennedy administration assists business says the Research Institute of America. The poll shows support for tax, depreciation, and foreign income measures, with mixed views on administration stance. The institute sent 30 000 questionnaires and reported the strongest response in its history.
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Must Salvage Prisoners Atty General Asserts
Boise Boulder AP US Attorney General Robert F Kennedy urged a stronger push for rehabilitation of prisoners updating programs especially for youth. He warned juvenile delinquency was rising rapidly and stressed preparing offenders for life after release across federal and state facilities.
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Curtis Publishing President Fired
Curtis Publishing Co announces Robert MacNeal will soon leave the presidency. Board leaders and directors plan to select a successor as the executive committee handles the transition. The firm, publisher of the Saturday Evening Post and Ladies Home Journal, reported a $4.2 million loss last year amid multiple editorial and format changes.
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Denver Socialite Hazel Chanute Dies at 70
Denver socialite Hazel O'Brien Chanute, 70, prominent in city circles, died Monday night at her daughter Mrs. Joseph G. Hodges home after a six month illness. A Denver native, she once operated Hazel Chanute Enterprises, a girts, rapping and party decorating hem.
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Joseph G. Hodges
Denver Rio Grande Western Railroad May Income Slides
The Denver Rio Grande Western Railroad reports May earnings of 608,428 dollars, down 56,290 from 685,718 the prior year. For the first five months, income totals 3,117,331 versus 3,064,252 a year earlier, with May car loadings at 33,954, down from 35,900 in May, 1981.
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Daily cryptogram and puzzle page tease note
A mixed media page fragment presents a cryptogram puzzle with clues and a DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE prompt. It lists wordplay hints, coded phrases, and a sample solution pattern showing letter substitutions and instructions for solving.
Suit challenges state tax law covering planes
Robert T. Malcolm owner of Robert's Sales Co and Stanley Berkowitz owner of a sales company filed a suit in Tenover District Court against State Revenue Director Robert A. Theobald. They challenge the tax on aircraft registrations as motor vehicles and seek to release their jointly owned planes valued at 44,15, from impoundment.
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Civil service pay and tax reforms discussed by officials
County officials and state leaders reviewed shifts in taxation and civil service pay. The discussions touched on military support, registration of civil servants, and rising weekly work hours, with new efforts proposed to address delays and inefficiencies.
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