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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1962
Page
12
Classified style notice listing various for sale items including Dodge, Chevrolet, Ford, and Jeep components and vehicles. Reads like a dense OCR of ad copy with contact lines, prices, and model identifiers across multiple entries. Strong entities include Chevrolet Impala and Ford models with locations and phone references amid a chaotic intermix of garbled text.
Roger Wagner will conduct Verdi's Requiem at Colorado Siste College in Greeley on Thursday in Gunter Hall. The event features CSC and Marymount College students and faculty with soloists Kathryn Cos, Margaret LaVerque, Alan Clinkscales, and Douglas McEwen. Rehearsals run June 30 to July 3 under Wagner, marking a notable concert by the Wagner Chorale.
For sale two vehicles including a 1949 14 ton pickup in very good condition and a 195H Impala Convertible with extras. Address 1005 Lead Ave contact number 352 0127 listed for viewing and pricing.
A brief notice notes a required sale or disposition in a case involving Pedaph Ath DeUP Vibers, with authorities urging action by concerned parties and outlining deadlines for response.
The Miriam Circle of Our Savior's American Lutheran Church held a morning meeting to clean the church and discuss purchases for the silverware fund. Hostess Mrs Henry Bechtwald led Bible study with six members and two guests. A report noted a group plans to buy Black Like Me for church use, and $35 was raised toward the fund. Next Miriam Circle meeting set for July at 6 30 pm with a family picnic supper beforehand.
POLAND Ind AP Mel Trailer taps 150 maple trees on his eastern Clay County farm. He uses two miles of plastic hose in a maze from trees to a central storage tank, piping sap to a house where a wood burning heater chills the method. He expects expansions next season to cut losses from bugs dust and rain.
A fragmented local report covers community circle meetings and Bible study leadership. It notes new program plans at Bowell Home, upcoming meetings, and charitable contributions alongside social gatherings hosted by Mrs. Reichert, Mrs. Anders Anderson, and multiple circle members. The piece also lists attendees including Miss Elea nor Bethke, Don Meyer, and Amy circle guests, with dates in July and addresses in town.
In Hartford, pay television with no commercials attracted strong interest. Viewers paid $1 to watch two films, Sunrise at Campo Bello and a puppet-version of A Midsummer Night's Dream, via scrambled signal on WHCT-TV. Decoder access required, with teaser fees in the opening week. The venture is backed by Zenith and RKO General with $10 million invested.
Former radio and television performer John Henry Faulk won 3.5 million dollars in libel damages after an 11 week trial. The jury found the publication Aware Inc and director Vincent Hartnett liable for damages linked to alleged Communist connections. The verdict included 1 million compensatory damages and 2.5 million in punitive damages split between Aware and Barnett. The decision was celebrated by Faulk and disputed by defense counsel who pledged appeals.
A panel of educators at the annual conference urged a focused research program to define the qualities of good teachers. Definitions varied but common themes included command of subject matter, instructional skill, classroom management and ongoing professional growth. Leaders warned against denying opportunities to less-brilliant students and emphasized broader education for future technicians and teachers.
Gerri Von Frellick, 45, Republican governor candidate, blasted state leadership at a Weld County Republican Club luncheon. He criticized current administration for Denver scandals and urged a qualified business administrator to guide fiscal policy, urging broader grassroots involvement and opposing reapportionment plans. He traced his Colorado move in 1952, noting past roles with Citizens for Eisenhower and Lake side Center developments.
In a June referendum on the national marketing order for turkeys, 43.4 percent favored the program while 58.6 percent voted against. The favorable group represented 30 percent of 1961 production, but failed to reach the required two thirds by both vote count and production volume. The article also notes broader labor statistics about job holders and marriage rates.
Market notes list Pinta Beos and Ned 52 percent, Pine Beans No 2 Oats and Sudtertat Wheat. Mentions Sarley Apavy hens agent hens Amruliuany eggs. A large text fragment appears, with scrambled product names and quantities.
The University of Colorado regents on Friday asked the legislature for 10,413,774 to fund major building and capital projects to accommodate an estimated 16,000 students by 1968. Plans include an Engineering Sciences Center, Life Sciences Building, School of Business facility, and multiple renovations. The proposal outlines a seven-building complex around five towers on the east campus, plus campus development and land acquisition, with public meeting rules approved.
Reports from Houston show motions and votes on amendments discussed by regents including Phil Danielson, Elwood Brooks, Albert Soulth, and Charles Bromley. The record lists attendees from Denver and Lamar with a turnout of about 24 participants noted amid the fragmented OCR.
Washington AP reports farm product prices fell slightly more than 1 percent between mid May and mid June. Declines were largest in commercial vegetables especially lettuce, beef cattle and oranges, with hogs potatoes and lambs rising. Despite the drop since May 1 the mid June index remained about one percent higher than a year earlier.
In Reno Nevada officials note the state records the nation’s highest suicide rate with over 160 000 population per year. The statistic underscores rising mental health concerns across Nevada and calls for policy review by local authorities.
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