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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1963
Page
11
Washington AP reports the first official forecast from the agriculture department projects about 70 million acres of wheat to be planted this season. The estimate reflects conditions across major wheat growing regions and signals changes in planting plans for farmers nationwide.
A Hereford crash injured Paul Line and Miss Chris topher Ant Brubaker, both of Hereford, as a 1940 auto driven by a Hereford youth collided with a herd of Angus calves near Hingusdale on Thursday evening. Five calves were killed. two people were hurt, and detours and highway work were noted along Cola 44.
Pedro Rioz 37 of Windsor dies Thursday at his home after an 11 month illness. He was born June 28 1905 in Mexico and married Guadalupe Sanchez Feb 10 in San Antonio Texas. Survived by 12 children Julia of San Antonio Tests Luis and Guzman, plus 28 grandchildren and wife Guadalupe. Funeral arrangements by Adamson Mortuary. house at 206 2th Ave to cost about 0 054 with city rents. other building permits listed for local properties.
A civic center study led by Bowker and Associates analyzes Greeley growth projections through 1990 and 1975. It forecasts population expansion along 11th and 12th Streets and along the East Bypass, with land use plans emphasizing central district development and west-side residential growth.
President Nixon met Pope Paul VI in the Vatican private library for over 15 minutes. Nixon praised the Pope as vigorous and youthful, accompanied by Archbishop Martin J. O'Connor. The couple later hosted Mrs Nixon and two daughters Patricia and Julie. they arrive from Athens and plan visits to Florence and Venice through July 3.
Rambler Here To Be Area Toyota Dealer marks a three day grand opening in Greeley beginning Thursday. Kenneth Hegg, VP and GM, touts Rambler and Toyota Land Cruiser as world class products with a pushbutton four wheel drive and 35 horsepower engine. Tambler of Greeley celebrates the new building at 2435 All Ave as registration runs through the event for valuable service.
District Court records two complaints against Harold Asmus and Eaton livestock Seeder. Great Western Sugar seeks 35187.40 plus interest and costs for pulp pellets and wet pulpits delivered in April and May. Farr Co of Lucerne seeks 2n52 for goats sold and delivered between March 2 and May 1.
A list of patients discharged on Thursday from Weld County General Hospital includes Dawn Thiemann, 40 25th Ave. Dale Anders, 2440 8th St. Kirk Miller, 2121 25th St. Solomon Hernandez, Milliken. Mrs Harold Ashburn, 2325 8th St. Catherine Lorenz, Windsor. Jaco Keefer, Kersey. Lloyd Danielson, Kersey. Conrad Bauer, Eaton. George Specht, 910 4th Ave. Mrs George Andersen, RL 4. Mrs Jack Payne and daughter, Lucerne. Mrs Arnold Fandrick and daughter, 3211 Toth St. Mrs Larry Smith and son, Fort Laramie. Mrs Wilfer Fisher, 102 Nth Ave. Katherine Tiede, At. 3. Mrs Richard Rule, Wet Sth Aves. Mrs Tommy Lyne and daughter, Fort Collins. George Walck, Platteville. Carl Johnson, 310% 14th.
Larry Pukdiniin and Carole Jould. Geovlev and Pauline Euresti. Philip Padati and Pauline Euresti. Irene Hroykerran and John Ernest Sggs. Shervil and Ault spouses listed among marriages approved in the latest city record.
Profumo has decided to appear in court next Wednesday to answer a speeding summons. The case concerns a speeding allegation and is expected to proceed with his presence, though some matters can be dealt with in his absence.
In a televised address, Judge Moore praised photographers for their role in documenting peaceful protests against racial segregation. He warned against press distortion and urged responsible reporting to safeguard citizens' rights and freedom of the press.
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