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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1966

Page

10

Senate Choice In Nebraska A Wide Democratic Crossroads

William O. Dobler weighs Nebraska’s Senate race between incumbent Republican Carl Curtis and Democratic Governor Frank Morrison. The piece argues the state risks a one party Republican dominance, cites Curtis as ultra conservative and nationally minded, while praising Morrison as progressive and international realist.

William O. Dobler Democratic Party GOP Nebraska Frank Morrison Carl T. Curtis Curtis Barry Goldwater Congress Sen Roman Hruska Hruska Washington Washingen Arms Control and Disarmament Agency Morrison

Major Provisions Of Feed Grain Program

The 1967 feed grain program aims to raise feed grain and soybean output while preserving farm income. Twenty percent diversion of the base is required for participation, with no diversion payments. No overall increase in diversion. price supports stay at 30 cents per bushel for corn and 53 cents per cwt for grain sorghum on half the base. Soybeans may replace feed grain and still earn payments. Barley excluded. substitution between wheat and feed grains allowed. small farms with leases of 25 acres or less retain special provisions.

Polk County ASCS

Local social visits detail weekend guests in Nebraska towns

Mr and Mrs Milan Blase spent Saturday evening with Mr and Mrs Don Man at Giltner. Mr and Mrs Dennis VanHousen Mr and Mrs Virgil Bush and Mrs Nels Anderson were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Willard Bush and family. Mrs Wilson Sheldon of Taylor Nebr was a Friday overnight and Sunday lunch guest of her sister Mrs Harold Carlson and Mr Carlson, Mr and Mrs Vern Jones were Sunday supper guests of Mr and Mrs Paul Coover.

Milan Blase Don Man Giltner Dennis VanHousen Virgil Bush Nels Anderson Willard Bush Wilson Sheldon Taylor Nebr Harold Carlson Carlson Vern Jones Paul Coover

Callan Record Deemed Impressive By Lincoln Journal

The Lincoln Journal argues Callan has been unusually alert and responsive to the First District. It cites eight watershed projects, VA hospital modernization, a strategic food reserve amendment, and aid factors as proof of an effective freshman term. The assessment notes bipartisan support and acknowledges imperfect outcomes.

Clair Callan Nebraska Callan The Lincoln Journal House U.S. Department of Agriculture Veteran’s Administration Lincoln Lincoln Air Force Base Job Corps Lincoln Air Base Washington First District

Shower Attendee Mrs Carroll Flodman Hosts In Stromsburg

Mrs Carroll Flodman attends a shower for Mrs Lee Hanson at the Sidney Hanson home in Stromsburg given by Lees aunts. Chauncey Gustafson and wife dine with Ben and ______ Sherwood in Osceola. Cheryl Stohl, South Omaha High teacher, visits her parents Mr and Mrs Walter Stohl for the weekend.

Ben Sherwood Osceola Cheryl Stohl South Omaha High Walter Stohl

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Senate U. S Robert Denney Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey Gustaf Firestone Young Contey \NNTER TIRES Firestone United States Canada Polk Oil Company
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