Fragmented OCR Note From Greeley Papers
Readable fragments report staff and dates for Greeley Tribune and Republicer editions. It mentions February issues, printing terms, and a religious quote likely from a church column.
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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1957
Page
3
Readable fragments report staff and dates for Greeley Tribune and Republicer editions. It mentions February issues, printing terms, and a religious quote likely from a church column.
The piece rebukes Senators Eastland and Johnston for seeking a constitutional amendment to subject Supreme Court justices to Senate approval every four years. It argues such a move would undermine checks and balances and weaken the court’s independence from politics. It notes the court’s protection of individual rights and cites editorial commentary from the Christian Science Monitor and various newspapers.
Denver attorney for Shell Owl Co says a settlement was reached out of court in the five million dollar Rangely dispute against Mee Laughlin and others at Trinident Co of Rangely. Judge Darrow ordered dismissal as the matter was amicably adjusted. The suit involved a 2 acre block west of the White River Dome and a proposed operating agreement permitting Shell to drill. The Sarasota section notes Shell proceeds despite unclear guidance and lists catalog items unrelated to the Rangely case.
The 19 years ago Tuesday wedding united Alma Gettman eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Gettman Milliken with Cheater Hedman son of Mr and Mrs William Redman near Greeley in a ceremony by Justice Elbert English. The couple will reside on a Greeley area ranch where Redman is employed. John Mathews oversees the Safeway meat department at the 700 Tenth Street market, with Chit Currey returning to Greeley after four years in Denver to run the grocery department. Currey previously served as second man at the Righthart Store in Safeway and earlier worked at Greeley Creamery.
James Marlow reports former AEC member Thomas F Murray urged banning testing and production of smaller atomic weapons while supporting a stockpile of tactical arms. He faults the administration’s secrecy and criticizes policy as upside down. Murray’s term ends Saturday and he may join a Joint Congressional Committee role.
A blurred report details a car tied to Ken Shyvers with a questionable license plate. Police cite a driver for lacking valid plates, uncovering the vehicle as stolen from Shyvers and arresting the occupants. The article includes garbled notes from a school budget hearing dated June 28, 1987, with unclear details and scattered names.
Chief Justice Earl Warren and Mrs Warren sail from Washington aboard the Queen Mary on July 17 with a host of Washington dignitaries to attend a London conference of the American Bar Association and the British Legal Society. Attending will be Attorney General and Mrs. Brownell, Associate Juan Hees, Tom Clark, and John Marshall Marl_an and their wives. The trip marks the conference's second gathering since the 1924 first. From London the Warrens plan visits to Ireland and Scotland, seeking a rest from policy life. Mrs. Warren notes the chief justice never rests and will welcome the change, though separation from their California-based children remains difficult. Dorothy and Honey Bear Warren, both married, have been in Washington. Dorothy is wed to Carmine D. Clemente.
United States Steel Corp announces plans to lease iron ore properties south of Lander, Fremont County, Wyoming, to form the Atlantic City Project. The 1,200 acre site may become the highest altitude open pit mine in the United States, with ore grade around 32 percent and a decision expected by April 1, 1953. Collaboration discussions include the Ruby Co of Boise and potential links with Union Pacific Railroad and Anaconda Co.
A fragment notes Dr Stuart Brien husband of Honey Bear and Beverly Hills physician with whom she eloped to Las Vegas shortly before her sister's wedding. The piece hints at a dramatic family event and a first trip to the capital, all amid social headlines.
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