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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1960
Page
2
The article notes the pheasant season runs through January 8 1961 and urges hunters to wear bright clothing. It mentions the Game Commission asking quail hunters to send wings and bands from released Catarnix Quail, details Nebraska releases, and travel distances. It also urges bicycle safety and road rules for children, with a closing quip on honesty and Khrushchev.
Khrushchev secured a unanimous assembly vote to discuss freedom for dependent peoples. The debate highlighted alleged Soviet-backed regimes in eastern Europe and prompted sharp exchanges as US representative Wilcox and Romanian Eduard Mezincescu clashed, predicting further critique of colonialism.
The text proclaims the United States is against colonialism and opposition to it wherever it occurs. Mr Wilcox interruptions risked derailing the discussion as Nikita Khrushchev threatened to speak from a remote colony such as Outer Mongolia.
The piece cites Owens-Corning Fiberglass president Harold Boeschenstein praising a new Technical Research Center near Granville, Ohio, as part of a broader $44 million 1960 expansion. The program underpins growth across 10,000 workers, dozens of new products, and enhanced plant upgrades, signaling strong business activity and market development driven by research.
Mrs Chas Sawyers and Mrs Lee Iwanski and family of Columbus were Tuesday dinner guests and spent the afternoon in the Alfred Bernt home. Last Sunday visitors and supper guests of Mr and Mrs Frank Ziemba and family were Mr and Mrs John Stec of Monroe, Mr and Mrs Leo Stec and family of near Monroe, Mr and Mrs Leo Bernt and family of Columbus. Mr and Mrs Fred Flamme and Mr and Mrs Edward Lisko were Tuesday evening visitors of Mr and Mrs Franz Luchsinger.
Walter H. Koehler 32157 promotes City and Farm Insurance with offerings on automobile irrigation and wind protection for farm blogs.
Social notices recount visits and gatherings across families in the community. Recurrent entries name Mrs Harold Johnson, Mr and Mrs Claude Fletcher, the Micek family, and others visiting in Columbus Osceola Norfolk Hordville York and nearby towns with birthdays and afternoon coffees noted.
Fletcher and family spent Friday evening in Lincoln with relatives. Mrs A D Fellers and Art and Billy Fyfe of Columbus were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Louis A Schmidt and family. Ray Benda of California surprised his mother Josephine Benda by plane, met in Omaha by Emil Mayberger from Columbus, then returned to spend days with relatives. Ray attended the wedding of his niece Caroline Benda and Milton Scholz Jr yesterday and plans to depart for California Wednesday.
Mrs Vance Teegerstrom and sons, Mr and Mrs Walter Jones, and others spend evenings with local couples. Guests include Mrs Irvin Gestrine from Polk, Allegra Johnson, F H Fredrickson, Axel Anderson, and Merlin Larson from Anchorage visiting area residents.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Headlee and families visited Yankton S Dakota and Stromsburg. Erika Headman joined Earl Headman in Pierre for a month at his home. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Crouse stayed with Dr. Leo Gartner in Lincoln. J T Farris of Long Beach Calif visited Mr and Mrs. Herman Jones.
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