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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1964
Page
20
Warsaw welcomes Bobby Kennedy as the U.S. attorney general rides with Ambassador Cabot. Large crowds cheer as Kennedy and his family wave from the limousine during the Sunday visit in Poland.
A motorcade visit by Kennedy drew up to a dozen teenagers clinging to fenders as he spoke atop a car at Market Square. Poles cheered the United States and Kennedy urged courage and unity while requests poured in for Jacqueline Kennedy and the Kennedy family.
Poland’s press kept quiet on the Kennedy visit as around six thousand Poles packed narrow streets and the market square after Mass at St John’s Cathedral to see Kennedy receive Communion from Zygmunt Majewski. Attorney General notes a special relation existed between the late President and the Polish people and thanks them for condolence messages. A planned debate with leftist students did not occur. Russian trucks in Pakistan are being rebuilt with American parts.
Keller Breland, a fish biologist, is hired by the National Fisheries Center to help aquatic animals adjust to the new center and behave as in nature for scientists to study.
The program lists a noon kangaroo court on June 30 at 1th Street and ith Avenue with Stagecoach runs. July 1 features a 2:30 p.m. Stagecoach schedule and an Indian parade downtown. July 2 repeats noon kangaroo court and Stagecoach run. Island Grove Park hosts the rodeo indoors, with performances at 7:99 p.m. and 2 p.m. Gala parade begins at 16th Street and 9th Avenue, moving north to 6th Street by 10 a.m., followed by tireworks display at Iskind Graye Grandstand at 9 p.m.
A NEA Resolutions Committee open meeting discusses edicts to curb southern opposition. sources note Alabama and Mississippi tensions as state trackers report about a fourth of NEA membership in the South, with around 2,000 members in the region. A Humane Society patrol tags dogs with red collars amid street actions in Maryland.
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