Greeley Parade Set With 42 Floats and 16 Bands
Greeley’s annual July parade runs 10 a.m. on the Fourth featuring 42 floats and 16 bands plus mounted groups. Parade officials cite 4‑H displays, junior bands, and civic floats under a “Movies” theme. Awards include multiple trophies for best high school and organizational entries and special mounted group honors.
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Greeley ‘Tribune
Weld County Clearing House Association
All Horse Riders Invited To Be in Western Parade
Clifford Campbell parade chair invites all riders to join the Western Horsesman's parade in downtown Greeley Monday afternoon. Riders must arrive by 3 54 p.m. at 9th Ave and 4th Street. parade begins at 4 p.m. Weld County Sheriff’s posse and local groups will participate. Parents bear responsibility for children. horse carts and buggies welcome if drivers can handle the horse. Greeley High School Band will lead, Greeley Jitter Band at rear. Campbell praised El Faulkner for cooperation.
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Beaver Youth Music Inc
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Lowry Air Force
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Weather Reporting Irregular OCR Teems Fragment
Partly cloudy conditions with scattered showers and thunderstorms forecast through Friday. Colorado expects highs near 93 and lows around 56 with varying mountain elevations. Wyoming predicts partly cloudy weather with afternoon and evening storms and mild temperature changes.
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Adoption Advisory Group Begins Work
A citizens advisory committee chosen to aid the County Welfare Department in placing children in good homes met for its first session. Carl Burch was elected chairman, Ralph Green vice chairman, and Mrs Eugene Wiege secretary. Other members include Mrs Carroll Gilbert, Dr Martin Candalaria, L B Butler of Greeley, and Rev Gene Yelken of Fort Lupton.
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Green
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Wiege
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Grenley
Airs
Carroll Gilbert
Martin Candalaria
L. B. Butler
Greeley
Gene Yelken
Fort Luptan
Congress Speeds Action Before Holiday Weekend
Congress moves swiftly on Kennedy domestic plans before the holiday. Senate approved measures, including tax and debt proposals, with the House expected to clear the omnibus bill shortly. In Colorado, county welfare officials report about 40 children in temporary foster care needing adoptive homes to save county and state funds, while foster care costs average 160 dollars monthly per child.
Congress Passes Bill Lowering Men’s Retirement Age
Washington AP reports Congress sent to President Kennedy the Social Security bill lowering men’s retirement age to 62, boosting widow’s benefits and raising the minimum monthly payment. The House and Senate approved by voice vote, advancing Kennedy’s broad Social Security reform goals.
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Rear Admiral Ellis Zacharias Dies in New Hampshire
Retired Rear Adm. Ellis M. Zacharias, 71, who led psychological warfare efforts for the Japanese high command during World War I, died Wednesday in West Springfield, NH. A measure would broaden benefits for up to 4.4 million people, with costs estimated at $25 million in the first year to be funded by Social Security taxes.
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Springfield
Ellis
M. Zacharias
Kennedy Signs Federal and Highway Legislation
President Kennedy signed into law a broad highway measure to complete the interstate system, with officials praising it as boosting defense readiness and reducing highway deaths. The act adds 11.7 billion to the program, funded by 600 million yearly from the gasoline tax, 179 million from other highway taxes, and shifted 5 percent of the truck and bus excise tax to the highway fund.
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White House
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Wil Kennedy
Gentral Treasury
Wheat surplus to rise by seventy million bushels in 1987
Washington AP reports the nation’s wheat surplus is forecast to grow by about 70 million bushels this year, lifting total reserve and surplus to around 1.48 billion bushels as of June 30, 1987. The Agriculture Department also projects exports at a record 675 million bushels and domestic use near the 1960 marketing year level of 610 million.
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Agrientum Department
Library Standards in Greeley School System Debate
James Albert, assistant superintendent for instruction, told the Greeley School Board that public library facilities in Greenley’s schools fall short of North Central accrediting standards. He cited Greeley High School libraries as lacking adequate seating, floor space and volumes, while junior high libraries are generally satisfactory and elementary schools have no libraries as such. He criticized the English program for not addressing individual differences and for lacking a uniform method of adopting successful instructional methods, noting no systematic plan for research.
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U S Rocket Puts 3 Satellites in Orbit
A report outlines a U S rocket achieving a novel triple payload and placing three satellites in orbit. The article discusses Navy Transit nets and the six year plan for language and science programs, plus district instructional changes and personnel processes.
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U S Develops Measures for Crisis in Berlin
Aiming to deter a Berlin crisis, the Kennedy administration reviews military and diplomatic options. Top advisers meet as the Berlin standoff with the Soviet Union deepens, exploring NATO strength, new East-West talks, and civilian defense measures.
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Greeley Chamber to Sell Go West Tickets Weekend Sale
The office at 1218 3rd Ave will be open 8 am to 5 pm Saturday and Sunday to sell Go West with Greeley tickets. Tickets on sale through 32:30 pm July 4 at the chamber office as part of the event.
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City council approves Boyd Lake water transmission agreement
Greeley council and water board authorize negotiations with the Greeley Loveland Irrigation Co for a third transmission line to deliver Boyd Lake water to Greeley. A study shows possible 10.98 million gallons daily along a 15 mile route with estimated costs around 2.2 million dollars.
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Sama
Spot Wheeler
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Windsor Girl Eight Hurt in Bicycle Truck Collision
Ruthie Casten eight daughter of the Windsor postmaster sustained a skull fracture when her bicycle collided with a pickup on Main Street near the post office. She was admitted to Weld County General Hospital in fair condition after a rough night following the Wednesday afternoon crash.
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