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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1964
Page
13
The article reports Cabot Lodge urging loyalty to Gov. Scranton and backing his presidential bid while noting Lodge’s stance on prudent leadership and foreign policy. It covers Lodge’s comments on party unity, the nomination process, and the influence of the president on major decisions. It also lists Lodge’s background, family, and funeral arrangements for a late relative.
Scranton defended federal responsibility and attacked Barry Goldwater's suitability for president during a cross country tour from Dalton to Knoxville. He argued states rights should not pit South against North or black against white, and noted Goldwater opposed many Republican platform planks while lacking broad public support.
Funeral services are planned for a Keenesburg youth killed when a pickup overturned on a county road seven miles west of Platteville. Born April 26, 1941, the victim was a sixth grade student at Bible Missionary Caurerets and survived by sisters Kathy and Vicky, brothers Gary and David, and grandparents Mrs. S Jitna Naraen of Baulder. The service will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Adamson Memorial Chapel with burial at Linn Grove Cemetery.
City Planners will elect a new chairman at the regular monthly meeting at City Hall at 3 p.m. Wednesday. The incoming head will succeed Leonard Bartels. Discussion covers subdivision plats, zoning changes, and federal aid for sewer lines, with a joint meeting planned with the County Planning Commission at the American Legion Home to review the master street and highway plan.
Police log notes seven traffic crashes with hot vehicles in Greeley from Saturday to Monday morning. Incidents involve motorcycles and cars with several injuries and damages. victims include Sandra McDaniel and others, with specific addresses, times and vehicle details listed.
AP reports SAG members are prepared to strike as talks with television and film producers collapse. About 5,000 union members received instructions to walk out if demands for higher pay for reruns and foreign distribution are not met. Action could begin after midnight Tuesday.
County Democrats select forty one delegates at the convention to attend the Democratic state convention and congressional district convention in Denver. The list includes Faut Kerbs Roy E Reeves Ida Turer George Brooks John Pulbright and many others with alternates designated for the state convention and assembly.
Smoke reported from Adams Pharmacy on South Avenue sparked a hurried fire crew response. Investigators later deemed the emission not a fire but a false alarm connected to a laboratory mishap in the surrounding structure.
A funeral is set for Joseph I Ord 17 of 111th Street who died in a Friday automobile crash near Minneapolis. The service will start at 10 a.m. Tuesday at Hillside Baptist Church with interment at Sunset Memorial Gardens. He moved from Boulder to Greeley and was a Hillside Baptist member active in FPA work. Surviving are his parents Mr and Mrs A Ord and siblings all of Greeley and Montrose.
In Die Let Cour here Monday Judge Donald A Gaspealtr halted the Dan Jones trial for burglary and grand larceny after ruling the jury selection prejudicial. The case is reset for July 6. Jones and two co defendants faced charges of entering a building March 1, 1864 with intent to steal a four speed transmission valued over 50 dollars from Norman peal.
Former ambassador Edmund A Gullion notes the United Nations Congo mission ends June 30 after three years of operation. The force departs as funding dries up, with the U.S. covering about one third of costs through extensions and borrowed time. The article reflects on post war independence and the Congo’s unpredictable path.
The Denver mint superintendent Mrs Fern Miller appeared on CBSs What's My Line Sunday evening. Panelist Bennett Cerf guessed her occupation. Miller discussed the mints production plans and a political appointment by President Kennedy.
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