College News highlights brandeis study abroad program
Greeley and Weld County residents are noted in College News as 26 juniors from local colleges preparing to join Brandeis University’s six month Jerusalem program. The cohort travels July 1 to Israel to study Hebrew, explore Israeli politics, and conduct field trips to settlements, industrial sites, and desert drill areas before returning in December.
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Nina Mf. Judd
Greeley
Mini US
Coleges
Eave
New York
Brandeis
Jacob Hieait
Israel
Brandeis I
Waltham, Mass
Nieto
Broans
Ivy
Jerusalem
Eacape
World briefs sketch turmoil from various regions
A chaotic tangle of notices reports on diplomatic moves in Cuba Hawaii and Austria. students teachers and principals meet at the University of Colorado and in Hawaii Sandy Terry travels for biological studies. Paul Richard joins an Arctic expedition. Albanian and Indonesian issues surface amid international politics. a Central City Opera painting exchange links Standard Oil and Governor Love minor legal actions touch on civil rights and taxation concerns.
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Aps
Bruce Prowell
Cambattia
Albert A. Proll
2Uzn
Cubs
Hadi Wrath Slo
University of Yehr Ut
Colorado
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Cuba
Speech Institute
Pening Am
Laurence Burley
10Th St
Maplewond
University of Colorado
CU School of Education
Hawaii
Sandy Terry
Warren A. Terry
Highland Ha
University of Hawaii
Terry
Colorado State University
Fort Gollins
Greeley High School
Paul Richard
C. Willard Richard
1St Ave
Tasktule of Polar Studies
Arctic
Richard
Mary Loy
Greeley
Colorado State College
Centra! Cy Opera House Association
Opera House
Central City
H. Charles McBarron
Standard Oilviv Sion
American Oil Company
The
Opera Association
John A. Love
Denver
H. B. Frunty
Standard Oil
McBurron
Smithsonian Institute
Ivas
Central Gily Opera House
Don Gioivanni
Don Giovanni Elongs
Vodi
McBarron
United States
Jack M. Lowery Jr
Louisville
Opera
Governor's Office
Love
U.S
Springs of
Allj
Combs
Must Opera House
Julius Rather
Valpel
Formula
Chen Cheng
Over
Comb
China
Standard @il
Rapaet
Residen
Chiang Kai-shek
American Oil
Pan American Petroleum
Taporation
Pioneer Oil
Fight Over Integration Looms In Kentucky
In Frankfort Kentucky a high stakes confrontation looms as Governor Bert Combs prepares an executive order aimed at ending segregation in all state licensed bases. The move signals a major push in the state’s integration efforts with potential broad implications across agencies and institutions.
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Pyat
Nancy Frankfort
APIA
Thurson
Bert Comb
Side Dressing Boosts Bean Yields Say Greeley Lakes Grower
Joe Wagner Jr. explains best practice for fertilizing beans via side-dressing with American Fertilizers. He notes quicker results from starter plus heavy side application, using Phillips Ammonia and Green Phosphoric Acid. Wagner cites past field trials, water-applied nutrients, and trials with ropy crops, claiming improved vigor and avoidant yellowing.
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Joe Wagner, Jr
Greeley Lakes
Joe
Toastmasters Entertain at Kiwanis Club Meeting
Eve ning Toastmasters entertained the Kiwanis Club at a Thursday noon gathering. Sven Johansen spoke on Toastmasters objects and methods, George DeMarco discussed Why Europeans Criticize the United States, Merle Riggs delivered humorous notes on New Theories of Flight based on a scientific report, Price Hopkins introduced Martha Hill and Betty Peterson, George Irvin introduced Johnsen, with Jack Allnutt presiding.
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Toastmasters Club
Kiwanis Club
Sven Johansen
George DeMarco
United States
Merle Riggs
Price Hopkins
Chamber of Commerce
Martha Hill
Greeley
Betty Peterson
George Irvin
Johnsen
Jack Allnutt
Constitutional Amendment Proposes Court of the Union
Five states introduced a constitutional amendment to form a Court of the Union to overrule certain U S Supreme Court decisions. Congress would call a convention, then 38 states must approve. The court would decide if Supreme Court rulings are constitutional and could convene on request of five states.
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Court of the Union
U.S. Supreme Court
Congress
J& Court of the Union
Supreme Court
Supreme Cent
Amendment to Create New Court Faces Opposition Ahead
An amendment to establish a new court would overturn a Supreme Court ruling. Proponents include Alabama and other states, while opponents warn of overreach in the Union’s judiciary. The reference mentions global figures and history figures to illustrate legal power. The piece also notes a Taipei reference to Genghis Khan’s birth anniversary.
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Chinese Republic
Taipei
Republic of China
Genghis Khan
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