Faster Plane For Frontier
Frontier Airlines announces a June 1 start for the Convair 580 turbo prop on Rocky Mountain and Southwest routes. The 58-seat aircraft, powered by two 3,750 hp Allison engines, will fly faster and climb higher than the Convair 340, with routes expanding to 13 cities including Denver and Phoenix and adding two more planes in September and October.
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Denver
Frontier Airlines
Rocky Mountain West
Southwest
Lewis W. Dymond
Allison
General Motors
Frontier
United States
Great Falls
Lewistown
Billings
Montana
Jackson Wyoming
Salt Lake City
Utah
Colorado
Montrose
Grand Junction
Cortez
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Farmington
Alamogordo
el Paso
Texas
Wyoming
Riverton
Casper
Cheyenne
Nebraska
Scottsbluff
North Platte
Grand Island
Lincoln
Omaha
St. Joseph
Kansas City
Missouri
North
South Dakota
Williston
Minot
Bismarck-Mandan
Rapid City
Colorado Springs
Arizona
Phoenix
Tucson
Director Describes The Miss America Pageant
Lenora S Slaughter executive director of Miss America explains why the pageant remains a national fixture. She notes two hundred thousand civic leaders support state pageants and that scholarships totaling half a million dollars are awarded yearly to winners and runners up across local state and national levels.
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Lenora S. Slaughter
America
New Jersey
Atlantic City
Federated Women’s Clubs of
Wheat Bill Boost Urged by Nebraska Chambers
McCook Nebraska Wheat Growers Association president Wayne Allen wrote Tuesday urging all local Chambers of Commerce and residents to contact Nebraska congressmen. He warned Nebraska wheat farmers could lose up to 49 million dollars on the 1964 crop without a voluntary wheat certificate bill, saying passage could preserve income and support farmers at about 70 cents per bushel. Allen called this last chance for wheat legislation this year and stressed agriculture's importance to Nebraska's economy.
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McCook
Nebraska
Chambers of Commerce
House of Representatives
Wayne Allen
Nebraska Wheat Growers Association
Allen
NWGA
Larger Acreage For Feed Plan
Washington reports farmers will idle a record 34.3 million acres of corn, barley, and sorghum under a federal program to curb surpluses. Possible government payments total about 1.2 billion dollars if signups are completed. Last year 24.3 million acres were diverted with payments near 850 million. Nebraskas signup reaches 3,104,300 acres. The agriculture department restated no detailed breakdown by crop yet for the current diversion plan.
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Washington
Nebraska
Agriculture Department
Dalton Man Bound Over in Two Cattle Theft Cases
Two men face charges in separate cattle theft cases announced at the Nebraska Branch Committee office. Ross Bayne, 38, of Dalton, bound over to District Court on a felony theft charge linked to a Raymond Leisy ranch loss near Alliance. bond set at 1,000. Marlin Kidd, 30, of Ainsworth, arraigned in Brown County on five cattle theft counts from J. M. Kennedy and Sons ranch. bond set at 2,500. Bayne arrested in Dalton. Kidd arrested by Brand Committee investigator and Brown County Sheriff.
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Alliance
Nebraska
Ross Bayne
Dalton
Morrill
Raymond Leisy
Hickory
Brand
Leisy
Jim Long
Brand Committee
Bridgeport
Cheyenne
W. W. Schultz
Bayne
Lessy
Marlin Kidd
Ainsworth
Brown County
J. M. Kennedy and Sons
Minuteman Fired From Vandenberg Base
The Air Force launched the 39th Minuteman ICBM from Vandenberg Air Force Base California as a routine training exercise. The Strategic Air Command crew included personnel from Malmstrom AFB Montana and Ellsworth AFB South Dakota.
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Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
Air Force
Strategic Air Command
Malmstrom Air Force Base
Mont
Elisworth Afb
S.D
Accounting Clerk Examinations Open in St. Louis Civil Service
The St. Louis Civil Service Region invites applications for Accounting Clerk and Supervisory Accounting Clerk exams. Positions cover accounts maintenance cash accounting time leave payroll and voucher examining with salaries from 4215 to 5235 per year. Contact 1520 Market St St. Louis Missouri for details.
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St. Louis
Small World Dept. Wichita Meeting Sparks Old Teacher Tale
An Amnite Neal of Argonia, Kansas at the Veterans Administration hospital in Wichita chatted with a visitor about a Wichita school teacher named Dotzour. The visitor claimed to be Grover Dotzour, a sister exposed the identity. The retired teacher recalled Neal as a student in 1905 near Harper, Kansas.
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Anet Dun
Wichita
Kan
Amnite Neal
Argonia
Veterans Administration Hospital
Neal
Dotzour
Grover Dotzour
Harper
Police Court Raps Dorsey Stingley and Rex Colby
In toxication cases Dorsey Stingley Wallace and Rex V Colby face fines of 10 dollars plus costs. Printing ad notes Big jobs and little jobs, quality work and fast delivery by Telegraph Printing Co located at 839 Eleventh Street.
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Dorsey Stingley
Wallace
Rex V. Colby
Telegraph Printing Co
Philippine Principals Visit Sidney Schools for Studies
Three elementary school principals from the Philippine Islands visit the Sidney School system as part of their post graduate work under U S Aid Technical Assistance Program. Mrs Julia M Ocampo Miss Lourdes R de Vera and Mrs Patroncinio E Hernandez are staying through the school year after arriving last August. They will return home next August.
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Philippines
University of Nebraska
Sidney
Julia M. Ocampo
Calasias Central Pilot School
Calasias
Pangasinan
Patrocinio E. Hernandez
Tugbok Pilot School
Davao City
Mindanao
Lourdes R. de Vera
Abano Pilot School
Daet
Camarines Norte
Russell Pedersen
T. R. Tillotson
Telegraph
Philippine Islands
U.S. Aid
U. S. Office of Education
Patroncinio E. Hernandez
deVera
Hernandez
Dale Hayes
Educational Administration Department
Teachers College
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14Th and Linden
U.S
Uncle Sam
Treasury Department
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