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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1964
Page
8
A Rio Lean pawnshop run by Paul Slone faced a sign change or removal on a Saturday. Paper bags covered the firm’s sign during the event, with references to a new title and potential import and export mentions connected to Billie Sut Es.
In New York Maurice Couve de Murville said the Vietnam conflict is political and psychological, as the United States inaugurates Telstar satellite television with a live broadcast. He spoke on a first new program transmitted via Telstar, offering perspective on U.S. war aims.
Soviet Ambassador Anatoly Dobrynin toured Wyoming’s Yellowstone area by rented car after viewing a lit display about Chiang Kai-shek. The visit, described in a grand openings feature, followed a private drive with his wife as they left for Denver. The Tribune notes the diplomatic context amid China issues and U S relations.
Israeli Prime Minister Levi Eshkol arrived in Paris for a working visit. He is to meet President Charles de Gaulle on Monday and later confer with the defense, education, and agriculture ministers.
Bitter End area residents watch as remaining shops on Toronto Island shrink with piecemeal acquisition. Chuckie Joe the grocer Ken Sinclair owns the last links of a once-bustling business corridor linking the city and island. Soon only three operations remain a boat builder a grocery and Freight, with Freight likely to close next.
In Pensacola a neighbor woman joined a housewife in a bucket brigade to quell a blaze. Water splashed the housewife as a scuffle erupted during the firefight.
Jacksonville recounts a bizarre island drama as a designer named Sinclair pushes drawings amid apes and islanders facing displacements. A neighbor hospitalized, homes razed for drainage and projects. Metropolitan Toronto seeks facial injuries context. A grim scene surrounds feeding areas and a threatened community.
In Stanton Missouri the Meramec Caverns offer a cave-sitting service for travelers. Parents may leave their children with attentive cave sitters while sightseeing. No fee is charged. The cave director is Lester B. Dill. In Moscow breeders seek sheep.
Indian historians set up a national institute to rewrite India's history to wipe wars distortions and half truths from current texts. The institute argues non Indians and Britons wrote much of the history for years and aims for a more accurate national narrative. Six former Open champions competed in this year’s event in Washington including Julius Boros Arnold Palmer Jack Nicklaus Gene Littler Ed Furgol and Billy Casper.
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