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Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1964

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FBI Report Says U S Riots Not Racial Or Red Led

The FBI stated riots in several northern cities from July to September were not directed by race or the Communist Party. No single group organized nationwide violence, though some participants linked to Progressive Labor and Labor Vanguard groups. Riots included New York City Rochester Jersey City Philadelphia and others with adults inciting youths and media amplification noted. Police restraint praised amid provocation.

Hoover Communist Party Ne ‘Aru New York City Ye jPart Pro Rochester Jersey City Elizabeth Paterson Philadelphia Seaside Ore Hampton Beach Howyer FBI

Father Son Deaths Raise Colorado Toll On Highway

A 92 year old former Denver safety manager Williamr D Blund and his adult son were killed when their car plunged down a 200 foot Monarch Pass slope seven miles east of Sargent. The crash raised Colorado highway deaths to 308, with details noting the driver failed to negotiate a curve on U.S. 50 toward Gunnison County.

Associated Press Williamr D. S Blund Denver Nis Ibyearald Son Monarch Pass Sargent Blond Yesvise Colorado Davis Blood Pascal Blood Agnes Billie Jean U.S. 50 Gunnison County University of Colorado Quigg Newton

Cooley Urges Sugar Quota Extension

Washington AP Chairman Herald J. Cooley of the Mouse Agriculture Cos miller urged extending present sugar quotas to June 50. He warned Congress may adjourn early and said the bill needs full industry support without amendment. The sugar beet sector and East Coast cane refiners clash over domestic production versus imports.

Washington Herald J. Cooley The Mouse Agriculture Cos Miller Congress Charles S. Murphy Conress

Football Scores From The Era Headlines

Football scores list from a period game results show Army 15 over Boston College 13 and Yale 21 over Connecticut 6. Navy 3 over William and Mary 6. Princeton 10 over Rutgers 7 and Penn 13 over Lehigh 7. West Virginia 7 over The Citadel 4. Boston University 16 over George Washington 7. Villanova 2 over Holy Cross 0. Columbia 21 over Colgate 15. Syracuse 90 over Kansas 6. Ohio State 27 over SMU 8. Maryland 24 over South Carolina 6. Harvard 20 over Massachusetts. Michigan 24 over Air Force 7. First Quarter Oregon State 4. Colorado 7 over Washington State. Wyoming 6.

Army Boston College Yale Conmeccicut Navy Willian. & Mary Princeton Rutgers Penn Lehigh W. Virginia Citadel Boston U George Wash Villanova Holy Cross Colunbia Colgate Syracuse Kansas Ohio State SMU Maryland Carolina Harvard Massachusetts Michigan Air Force Oreaun Calorado Wash Wyoming

National Legion Aux Names Srush Women Dallas

Mrs Morvall F Bates of Brush Colorado was elected Northwest division vice president of the American Legion Auxiliary at the national convention in Dallas.

National Legion Aux Srush Dallas Morvall F Bates Brush Culu American Legion Auxiliary

Clerk Turns Tables On Change Artist at Shopper's Mart

Mrs. Downing at Shopper's Mart Discount Store thwarted a switch artist in Greeley by insisting on proper change after a razor blades purchase. The man tried multiple times to shortchange her, offering larger bills and demanding a $20 total, but she stood firm and accepted only correct change. Other shops reported similar incidents from a trio suspected of targeting cashiers.

Heraite Greeley Mer Myogene Downing

Bargain Dress Sale Prompts Husbands to Pick It Up

Cody Wyoming residents are invited to buy a dress for their wives for a dollar as a sales lure. The catch is the husband must wrap the dress as a gift, a playful twist in the promotion.

Cody, Wyo Cody

Vatican Saints 22 African Martyrs Canonized At Consistory

In a Vatican City ceremony, Pope Paul VI led a consistory where 40 cardinals and bishops approved the canonization of 22 African martyrs. The mass sainthood marks the first in the century and follows approval from multiple Vatican officials. The ceremony, held in St Peter's Basilica, elevated the martyrs among 296 entries for sainthood.

Benret M. Silton Vatican City Paul VI Vatican Council Froval Vatican Palace Rome Vatican Uganda Vatican Ecumehical Council St.s |Peter’s Basilica

War inquiry report on Kennedy assassination released

The War Commission's findings on President Kennedy's assassination, a 300 page report led by Justice Bud Warren, is published at 5:20 pm EST. The Government Printing Office prints 60 000 copies for domestic readers and more for overseas circulation via USIA and Voice of America. The report is set for broad distribution with a US hardcover edition to follow.

Lewis Gulick Washington U.S Warcon Commission John F. Kennedy Unie Bud Warren Nandad Qaiblic Butler Lives of the Saints Voice of America Uganda Tal Church Tate Usia Mwanza Superintendent of Documents John M. Hightower Johnson Jatlack UA Viet Nam Red Ching Eressary Uuilt Tonkie Gul Southe East Asia

Auto Strike Talks Set To Resume Sun

General Motors announced that contract negotiations with the United Auto Workers will resume at noon Saturday, with talks to continue Sunday at 2 pm. The move comes after the strike shut down many GM factories nationwide, leaving 19,768 vehicles at a standstill and production halted across plants.

Sun Detroit General Moytors Corp United Auto Workers

Concerts Assn Conducting Annual Ticket Sale Drive

UAW members remain on strike as talks with GM pause for a sleep break. Waller and Routher say negotiations will resume once rested, with Seaton confirming plans to continue bargaining over the weekend to address the dispute's core issues.

Sion Uaw Thame UAW Waller Routher Reuther Louis Seaton

XB70 set to go again on Monday at Edwards base

An XB70 bomber at Edwards Air Force Base California will have a taxi fest Monday afternoon and may fly again Tuesday. North American Aviation announced the schedule shift from earlier plans, aiming for 700 mph and 35,000 feet, with potential future speed of 2,000 mph and 80,000 feet.

Dr Threlkeld Named Acting Dean at 5CSC

Republican State Chairman Pan Wolfsaya noted a possible Goldwater Colorado campaign appearance date under consideration with no definite plan. A party official said Goldwater’s campaign staff will supervise a poll of 14,000 coloradan voters this Saturday and Sunday to gauge support.

Dr. Threlkeld Denver Pan Wolfsaya Barry Goldwater Colorado Warsaarrigay Goldwater

Weather forecast excerpt with regional clouds and temps

Colorado and Wyoming forecast shows cloudiness and scattered showers in mountains and southeast areas. Expect cooler tonight with frost possible in northern areas, warmer Sunday for northeast regions, lows in 30s to 40s and highs 60s to 70s, mountain valleys cooler. Wyoming forecasts decreasing clouds east, fair west, cooler tonight with frost locally, strong northerly winds diminishing tonight, lows 25 to 35, mountains 15 to 25.

Colorado Frog Wyoming

Coup Seen Possible as Young Viet Officers Demand Purge

A Saigon source says young military officers led by Lt Gen Tran Trong Khiem demand removal of older generals, threatening a coup. The group, including Ky and other senior officers, warned of action by Oct 15 while Vietnam’s civilian rulers seek to restore civilian rule and quell unrest.

John T. Wheeler Saigon van Minh Fice Khanh Thu Duc Viet Nam Miliary Nguyen jBhanh Nguyen Cao Ky Me Fnrmagt Chung Tan Cang Navy de Nguyen Khanh Cau van Vien Nguyen Chanh Thi Khiem Minh Nagional Council

Searchers Seek 2 Men In Colorado

Two missing men in Colorado trigger a three day search with about 10 volunteers near Glenwood Springs. A motorist, 22 year old Nonard Lesh from Glenwood Springs, died after his car plunged into the Colorado River four miles east of Glenwood Springs. A second man, Tauls J. Bolitho, 60, from Golden, disappeared on a fishing trip at Jefferson Lake in Park County. Summit Park and Shovillys join 25 searchers at the scene as Sheriff Joy Merst notes Jefferson Lake may be 1100 feet deep.

Associated Press Colorado Glenwood Springs Nonard Lesh Colorado River Lesh Tauls J. Bolitho Golden Jefferson Lake Park County Summit Joy Merst

Coin Exhibits Open Until 3 p.m. Sunday

The IMA annual Coloradix Wyoming Numismatic Association convention opened Friday in the Community Building and runs through Sunday. By Saturday 28 exhibitors had registered. exhibits are open to the public 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sunday. A Saturday banquet at the Chasm City Building features Jack Tt. Koch of Phoenix as speaker. the Greeley Coin Club hosts the event.

IMA Coloradix Wyoming Numismatic Association Jack Tt. Koch Phoenix Ariz National Coin Week Greeley Coin Club

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