Looking Back 50 Years In Osceola and Area
Reflections on Osceola history from 50 years ago note a Christmas purse for soldiers at the border, local real estate transfers, weather delays on trains, and a large Polk County corn show. Mentions of licenses to wed, obituaries, and community events across Osceola, Columbus, and nearby towns.
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Osceola
Shelby
Soldier Boys
Company K
Joe Gubser
Stoner
C. G. Gylling
Theodore Jacobs
Wm. Kearney
David City
Polk County
Gothard Nelson
Martha Lundgren
Ball
Nicholas Macken
Goldendale
Wash
J. J. Brown
George Craven
Osceola Community Club
John J. Anderson
Ted Mills
Oscar Anderson
Vincent Zimmerman
John Messing
Columbus
Judge Norton
Richard L. Anderson
Hordville
Bertha O. Hult
Stromsburg
Owen Fudge
Glasgow
Oscesla
Richard Merrick
Glen Yellman
Seberger
Charles Augustine
Elks Club
Council Bluffs
A. W. Tyler
Nebraska
Dorothy E. Campain
Wm. Campain
Maurice Scholz
Carl Scholz
A. C. Monkman
California
E. B. Maxey
Bayard
Lincoln
Maxey
Inman
Rev
Silver Creek
Fairview
Valley
Grant T. Ray
St. Francis Hospital
Ray
Clair
Christy Huggler
Carol Hanson
Schmit
Leo Janicek
Bellwood
Raymond Tworek
James Wallace McKeag
Wallace McKeag
St. Vincent Church
Francis Alts
Marlene Richards
National Business Institute
Glen Brazee
Ft. Chaffee
Ark
Harlan Rowan
Jackie
Ridge
Glen Wobig
Wee Club
War on Poverty Wanes as Great Society Struggles Grow
In Washington the Great Society cornerstone program appears to crumble as the war on poverty enters its third year. Congress funds shrink again and a more conservative Congress expected in January may continue the cut. Sargent Shriver, once a leading figure and Johnson ally, is described as losing his aura as the president's personal chief of staff.
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Office of Economic Opportunity
Shriver
LBJ
Johnson
OEO
Congress
White House
Washington, D. C
Sargent Shriver
John F. Kennedy
Peace Corps
Poverty War Continues Despite Political Debate
Osceola Nebraska notes that VISTA volunteers serve 373 communities and Job Corps removes delinquents from streets. The poverty program faces partisan criticism as a boondoggle, yet observers predict the poverty war will persist with government aid programs unlikely to be abolished.
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VISTA
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Department of Labor
Labor
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Oho
Iin Street
USA
Osceola, Nebraska
Saemte
Oerrizzell
Jerry Holden
Arseas
Adams
Hill Hatchery
Jerry
Service
Carl Hanner
MOS
No. 56Th St
Lincoln, Nebraska
The
Lincoln Telephone and Telegraph Company
USDA
Muse Theatre
Osceola Chamber OF Commerce