Markets and ships: NS Savannah launch noted with nuclear vessels
Market prices show hogs and cattle varied with steady to uneven bids, and a large Norfolk market summary lists cattle, calves, hogs and sheep receipts. The NS Savannah, world’s first atomic-powered merchant ship, launched July 21, 1959 at Camden, NJ, displacing 15,585 tons. other nuclear vessels include Lenin, Mutsu, and Itte Hahn.
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Omaha Livestock
Omaha
Web
Savannah
Camden
N.J
Lenin
U.S.S.R
Mutsu
Japan
Itte Hahn
Germany
Lincoln structure damaged by fire in Nebraska building
Fire of undetermined origin caused significant damage to a Lincoln junior achievement building. District Fire Chief Neil McPherson reported the blaze began in a store room mid building and spread to the attic, damaging offices store room and several classrooms.
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Lincoln, Neb
Junior Achievement
Lincoln
Neil McPherson
Blaze destroys farm home near Seward Nebraska
SEWARD Neb AP the home of Mr and Mrs Gene Hemphill one mile south of Seward was destroyed by fire early Friday Volunteer Fire Chief Gerald Mueller said Hemphill was awakened shortly before one am when he smelled smoke He ran to a neighbor for help Contents of the house were destroyed Milford and Steplehurst wire departments aided in fighting the blaze Coyotes are native to North and Central America and kill rodents but may attack domestic animals
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Seward, Neb
Gene Hemphill
Seward
Gerald Mueller
Hemphill
North
Central America
NF O upholds ouster of six national directors
At the National Farmers Organization convention in Kansas City a two thirds vote upheld expulsion of six dissident national directors. Oren Lee Staley faced opposition for re election as president after 17 years. Dan Kimball of Amarillo, a lone opponent, was removed from candidacy. About 9,000 delegates voted, while roughly 4,000 walked out amid protests. Names cited include Don Moskal Bob Speer Walter Farrar Jack Gritimer and John Oster.
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Kansas Ciy
National Farmers Organization Convention
Officers Tolay
Oren Lee Staley
NEC
Dan Kimball
Amarillo
Staley
National Board
DeVon Woodland
Gramply
Kirnball
Don Moskal
Santa Rosa
Tix
Bob Speer
Mulvaie
Kan
Walter Farrar
Hugoton
Kang Jack Gritimer
Arbuckle
Ca- Mt
John Oster
Ethan
Oster
Erhard Pfingsten
Iowa
NFO
Whler Staley
Pppn
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