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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1962
Page
5
Jerry T Case of Platteville escaped injury when his 1953 auto, valued around $300, left a county road two miles west and one mile north of Nunn about 8 30 p m Tuesday. Patrolman Belvin Hoke said Case was traveling east, turned at a dead end, and drove into an electrical sub station area.
Statement by Richard F. Southers declaring he will not be responsible for debts contracted by anyone other than himself.
Free China reports 732 natives enrolled in European colleges, detailing academic placement and regional dispersion among institutions. Government and educational officials note growth in international study partnerships and mobility.
Central City's 31st annual festival adds a Puccini salute with La Boheme opening and Girl of the Golden West July performances. Mozart is planned for 1963 as plans unfold. May D&F box office handles tickets and schedules. Puccini born in 1858 in Lucca, Italy, studied with Ponchielli and had early works before La Boheme, Tosca and Madama Butterfly.
Leaks in the Air Force Academy chapel roof delay its acceptance with no fixed completion date. Lt. Col. Charles Ward says dedication planned for July may be postponed amid sealing failures in expansion joints revealed by hose tests. Commander Euler's retirement ceremonies were slated for the same period.
Final chapel item near finish with 58 to 99 percent completion. Air Force drawings and art work by the Academy Construction Agency, established in 1954, are being installed.
A directed verdict of acquittal was ordered in U S District Court in Denver on Tuesday for Eugene Ismay of Cortez charged with destruction of government property in a fence controversy. The case involved a dispute between Ismay and federal officials over whether a cattle fence stood on government land or on land owned by his father John Ismay. Judge Hatfield Chilson issued the ruling.
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