Bulldogs Lose Two In Holiday Tournament
Osceola finished fourth in a holiday tournament at Ceresco losing to Hickman 52 45 and Wahoo Catholic 57 46. Kenny Bowe led Hickman with 24 points and Leon Johnson scored 23 for Catholic. Osceola plays Clarks Friday, Aurora January 10, and David City Aquinas January 17.
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Osceola
Ceresco
Hickman
Wahoo Catholic
Catholic
Kenny Bowe
Leon Johnson
Bulldogs
Clarks
Aurora
David City
Aquinas
Choral Clinic Plans Set for January in Albion
The 19th annual Choral Clinic will be at Albion city school January 17 and 18 with 914 high school students from 26 Nebraska schools. Guest conductor Warner Smig, dean of the University of Colorado College of Music since 1951, will lead rehearsals and a public concert Saturday evening.
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Albion City
Osceola
Polk Warner Smig
College of Music
University of Colorado
Imig
Nebraska
Hettie Pointer Funeral Held in Anchorage
Funeral services and burial for Hettie Pointer were held Saturday in Anchorage Alaska. She died December 26 in Anchorage and was longtime Shelby resident as sister of Bernice McClung of Shelby.
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Hettie Pointer
Anchorage
Alaska
Office clerk course planned for January 1964 start
A vocational training course for general office clerks begins January 22 1964 under the Manpower Development and Training Act. The program provides allowances to defray expenses and gives special consideration to heads of families. Funeral notices report Mrs Oliver Griffin died at Osceola Hospital with arrangements pending.
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Columbus
13Th Street
Nebraska
Oliver Griffin
Osceola Hospital
Gunman Robs Osceola Hotel of 271 Dollars
Sheriff Peterson seeks a young gunman who robbed the Osceola Hotel of 271 dollars last Thursday night December 26. Night clerk Mrs. Wilma Dickey described a man under 30 in a dark hat and black overcoat who entered, registered, robbed her at gunpoint, and fled toward the post office.
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Osceola Hotel
Reynold Peterson
Osceola
Wilma Dickey
Forecast of 1964 politics and civil rights from a writer
The writer predicts Johnson's strong early 1964 record, a Republican nomination conflict at the 1964 convention with Nixon possibly rising and Johnson winning in November. He foresees a retroactive tax cut, a civil rights bill watered down, and continued progress for African Americans mainly through attitude changes, amid a tense national mood.
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Kennedy
Johnson
Congress
Goldwater
Rockefeller
Nixon
United States
South
North
U. S
Europe
Italy
France
Labor Department
Forecasts for 1964 Economic Trends and Events
A detailed projection of 1964 trends across markets and policy. It covers deficits, inflation, stocks, bonds, real estate, farming, building, retail sales, wages, employment, and technology. The narrative cites Dow Jones, government bonds, tax exempt bonds, and regional Florida property themes.
Odd Bits Memories From Christmas Emmons Birthday Banter
Floyd Emmons notes he and his wife do not share a birthday with him on January 1 and her on January 8 making him boss for a week yearly. The writer reports a good Christmas in Kansas with relatives and a belated Lincoln visit. Mentions Gregg McBride Miami Nassau limbo dancers and a strolling guitarist at Cat N Fiddle club. See page 4 No 2.
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Floyd Emmons
Floyd
Kansas
Lincoln
Gregg McBride
Nebraska
Miami
Nassau
Sapps
McBride
Forecasts for 1964 cover tech growth and Cold War outlook
The document predicts surges in electronic production and oceanographic advances in 1964, plus radical changes in air conditioning and electric heating. It notes Cuba and Russia dynamics, expecting no world war, softer cold war pressures, and Khrushchev’s challenge to keep youths engaged amid rapid modernization.
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Cuba
Florida
Russia
U. S
Berlin
West Germany
Johnson
Khrushchev
Lihet
Mrs Phoebe Morgan Receives Death Notice of Sam Stoner
Mrs Phoebe Morgan received a letter from Bessie Stoner of California informing that her husband Sam Stoner an attorney who grew up in Stone schools district had died.
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Phoebe Morgan
Bessie Stoner
California
Sam Stoner
Stone Schools
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Anderson
Bert Gissler
Bert
Ray Wagner
Bond Report
Polk County
A. E. Bodine
Edmond C. Schott
Dale D. Dunn
Kenneth L. Larson
Richard T. Sundberg
Stromsburg
Osceola Lodge
A-F
A.M
Albert Ryan
Mediterranean
Eugene D. Cotter, Jr
Marian M. Cotter
Independence
Sixth Fleet
Roger
Babson
China
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Africa
Florida Home
Peterson
Perry N. Sapp
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