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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1963
Page
3
Fragmented OCR text describes pricing prints and publication rights, mentions preferred rates and dates, and references a public appeal or notice. The readable fragments reference an address in Grweter CalA and terms about republication exclusivity, with mentions of AP and reuse conditions.
A fragment quotes Mary Baker Eddy debating whether silence yields profit in science and matters of faith. The text hints at pondering value, with unclear meaning and no concrete event or date. The readable portion centers on a philosophical inquiry attributed to Eddy.
Testimony before a House Government Operations subcommittee challenges popular claims of looming water scarcity. Dr. Richard Hoak argues most water withdrawn is returned downstream, while William Chrisholm notes industry largely reuses water. Experts warn forecasts depend on definitions of consumption and regional supply constraints.
A fragmented colloquial reminiscence discusses midlife self doubt and the shift in life focus. It laments social temptations and aging, contrasting youthful spontaneity with the burden of memory and responsibility, ending with a call to pursue growth over stagnation.
Washington report outlines Dirksen laughing at a proposed curb on Senate filibuster. The minority leader questions the plan, arguing it would delay but not stop obstruction and would require both Senate houses to set strict time limits and open debate with exceptions.
A historical look traces progress from Coxey's Army protests to early suffrage efforts culminating in constitutional amendments. It notes persistent demonstrations, hunger strikes, and political pressure leading to civil rights measures and the vote for women, acknowledging leaders and periods spanning decades.
Aug 26 marked induted events as workers and families moved to the capital area. Veterans built shacks on the outskirts of the city while Congress faced demands for cash benefits. Troops, police, and government officials clashed as veterans sought relief, with Hoover and Roosevelt involved in responses and a bonus vote for veterans later approved.
Readable fragments show brothers as wards of Juvenile Welfare in Jawa City. They had been in care for a time and welfare officials indicated actions taken last Tuesday with implications for guardianship and oversight.
In the strange report from the night of the assassination, Lincoln was shot and Seward was stabbed in the neck. Each time the blade struck, a steel brace deflected the weapon, preventing fatal injuries to the president and his ally.
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