Ground broken for Greeley Boys Club building
Albert Euresti centered at the Greeley Boys Club groundbreaking for a $300000 facility at 23rd Avenue and ith Street on land from the George Houston estate. Attendees included Dr Richard Per ehik mayor Hubert Ltdller Norman Noe Ken Grafft Allen Crews Dr Mal Jourdan and Phylabe Houston. Officials expect completion by November to serve 1000 area boys. Contributions urged through Ken Grafft Norman Noe or Allen Crews.
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Albert Euresti
Greeley
Tuna Drive
Mal Jourdan
Phylabe Houston
Ken Grafft
Norman Noe
Allen Crews
Tribune
Jim Craig
Gold hits new high as dollar sinks in Europe
In London gold rushed to a record $113.25 an ounce, up $3.50, as the dollar fell to new lows across Europe. Dealers cited light trading volume and described the Watergate era mood shaping cautious markets as the dollar weakened in Paris and other centers.
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Landon
London
U.S
Europe
Paris
Iceland
Nixon
Pompidou
Frankfurt
New York
America
United States
Zurich
Iceland Expels British Envoy Over Ship Movements Disclosure
Iceland expelled British diplomat Michael Elliott for revealing secret information on Icelandic ship movements during a news conference. The move, taken amid UK Iceland fishing ground disputes, heightens tensions as Nixon and Pompidou prepare for a summit.
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Reykjavik
Iceland
Michael Elliott
Hannes Jonsson
Elliott
Foreign Office
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Nixon
Georges Pompidou
Greeley Chamber Orchestra to Perform Final Spring Concert
Greeley winners ane combined high school Chamber Orchestra will present its final spring concert at 8 pm tonight in the First United Methodist Church Sanctuary. Soloists include Ryan Trainer Debra Evans Robyn Kadasch and Tom Atkinson. The concert is open to the public with no admission charge. Also noted is a financial market roundup with currency shifts and gold prices, followed by a film showing of The Occult in Briggsdale.
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Ane
First United Methodist Church
Ryan Trainer
Debra Evans
Robyn Kadasch
Tom Atkinson
Kemper Tries Death by Own Action in Cell
Edmund Emil Kemper, accused of killing his mother, her friend, and six coeds, attempted suicide with a ballpoint pen clip in Santa Cruz County Jail. He received stitches after severing an artery at his left elbow, then tried again in his cell. He faces an eight count murder indictment and may be moved to another facility for security reasons.
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Calif
Edmund Emil Kemper
Kemper
Dave Lemon
Santa Cruz County Hospital
Lemon
San Mateo County
Soledad Prison
Dist
Peter Chang
Puebla, Cola
Aplos
Kemper Als
Californian
Camp Fire Girls and Blue Birds honor night in Greeley
Nearly 300 Greeley Blue Birds and Camp Fire Girls gathered in the Community Building for an awards assembly titled For Nights With Stars. Five girls from Discover and Horizon Clubs organized the program: Gail Woodside, Bobbie Benson, Bonnie Benson, Mary Harrison, and Pam Raisley, guided by Jeanne Dobbins, UNC student and Camp Fire leader.
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Blue Birds
Greeley Blue Birds
Camp Fire
Discover
Horizon
Gail Woodside
Bobbie Benson
Bonnie Benson
Mary Harrison
Pam Raisley
Jeanne Dobbins
University of Northern Colorado
Nixon Jets to Iceland for Talks With Pompidou
President Nixon flies from Andrews AFB to Reykjavik for talks with French President Pompidou aimed at easing fears of U.S. bully tactics in Western Europe. Kissinger says subjects will be addressed separately and cites French push for early fixed exchange rates.
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Nixon
Iceland
Pompidou
Frank Cormier
Associated Press
Washington
Georges. Pompidou
Uncle Sani
Europe
Andrews Air Force Base
Huang Chen
People's Republic of China
Huang
White House
China
Muang
Reykjavik
Henry A. Kissinger
France
European
United States
Western Europe
U.S
Kissinger
United
Major oil firms limit summer gasoline sales
Exxon U S A and Gulf Oil plan to cap summer gasoline allocations at roughly 1972 levels due to fuel shortages. Exxon will start its allocation system Friday for robbers and distributors while Gulf will restrict June and July deliveries to 1972 monthly averages, with prior May notices adjusting Jawactane Gulftane allocations.
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Exxon Co
U.S.A
Gulf Oil Co
Exxon
Gulf
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