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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1960
Page
2
The column discusses leap year age tricks and readying for 1960 political campaigns. It notes leap day offers aging shortcuts, mentions Princess Margaret using leap year to advantage, and expects lively local and national races with filing deadlines approaching amid heavy snowfall. It also observes youth optimism and a skeptical view of promises.
The Interstate Commerce Commission orders interstate commercial vehicles by August 1 to install hazard warning turn signal systems that flash all four signals together. Traffic safety experts see this as a major move to reduce stalled vehicle dangers on highways, noting cars far outnumber trucks as hazards.
In a joint session speech before Brazilian Congress Eisenhower argues intervention would occur if any power denies freedom to Latin peoples. He links Communist efforts to undermine regional governments and cites Castro’s Cuban revolution and Mikoyan’s sugar deal as indicators of Communist influence.
The report discusses President Eisenhower's remarks on using disarmament savings to fund vast peaceful development in Latin America. It notes the promise of aid alongside existing public and private capital and technical assistance, while questioning feasibility amid domestic defense needs.
More than 1500 volunteer leaders will attend 12 Recreation Schools across Nebraska this winter. Polk County events are held in Columbus at the Agriculture Park Administration Building on Friday March 4 from 8 30 a m to 4 p m with a small registration fee. Attendees include Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, 4 H and extension groups plus churches and civic clubs. Also notes National 4 H Club Week March 5 12 highlighting 31 600 Nebraska youths and 296 000 adult leaders.
Greens Chapel hosts Twila Mentink birthday at Kenneth Mentink home with Gerald and Anita Mentink's family in attendance. Osceola guests D E Powell join Gerald Mentink for Sunday dinner. Kristy Torell visits grandmother A S Torell while parents travel to Omaha. Maurice Newcomer hosts a group including Raymond Burke and several Berggren and Eikenhorst families for a Wednesday evening gathering. Byron Torell and family share Sunday dinner.
A long list of afternoon and Sunday gatherings in Osceola and nearby towns featured Mrs. Smith Larsen and guests, plus families from Omaha, Wahoo, Lincoln, Gothenburg, Columbus, and York. Celebrations included Kathy Torell's third birthday and Mrs Ed G Burke’s 82nd birthday, with various extended family dinners and suppers.
Mrs. Victoria Staroscik and others attended a DCCW meeting at Puien Hall in York on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Syslo of Fullerton were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Schott. Mr. and Mrs. Si Cook had Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Anderson and family.
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