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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1968
Page
3
A nostalgic collection of family recipes including Sugar Cookies Pineapple Cookies Date Jumbles and Coconut Cookies with kitchen tips. Also includes Hors D Oeuvres ideas and several salad recipes like Two Way Perfection and Cottage Cheese Salad along with a method for peeling tomatoes and a note about a cookbook find.
Hollywood columnist Harrison Carroll reports Pat Boone’s New Orleans Mardi Gras visit faced issues at the Roosevelt Hotel despite plans for leisure. Boone’s entourage reportedly encountered delays and discomfort during the trip, overshadowing the festive atmosphere.
The article records theft of Pat Boone associated jewelry including ruby cuff links and watches valued at more than 5000 dollars. It notes sentimental pieces such as a watch given when Boone started in show business. The piece also covers a Santa Monica court appearance involving actor Jim Hutton, his ex wife Maryline Hutton, and child support adjustments.
A garbled OCR puzzle page with numbered across and down clues. Clues cover topics from food cuts to naval terms, with entries like egg yolk, Jap admiral, and ship rope, plus remainders such as biography and moisture in drops.
Dr. Kirk E Naylor president of the University of Omaha was elected president of the Nebraska Educational Television Council for Higher Education INC at the NE TCHE annual meeting in Lincoln He will serve a one year term replacing Dr Edwin C Nelson Jack McBride KUON TV Lincoln named secretary treasurer Leroy V Rockwell KUON TV Lincoln named executive director The proclamation by Governor Norbert Tiemann announced the platoon will appear with Miss Terry Lee Schmidt 1968 Miss Nebraska during swearing in The San Diego Recruit Depot Band schedules concerts in Omaha June 22 and Lincoln June 23 before the platoon sails to San Diego for recruit training.
The Omaha Marine recruiting station begins efforts to form a 75 member platoon entirely from Nebraska residents. The group will be sworn into the regular Marine Corps at the State Capitol Rotunda in Lincoln on June 23 by Major General Lowell E. English, former Fairbury resident and commanding general of the Marine Corps Recruit Depot in San Diego.
The 75th annual Nebraska Children's Home Society meeting will be April 16 at the Omaha headquarters. Twelve trustees will be elected to three year terms and an executive committee including officers will be chosen for one year. Paul Martin of Sidney serves on the board.
In Johannesburg the first women traffic officers will be appointed soon and will not wear miniskirts. JF Oberhalzer says uniforms must not distract traffic while Saville Dorfman will invite fashion designers to propose sensible designs. Dorfman notes ongoing uniform cost concerns.
A new NET JOURNAL April lineup features Cities of the World exploring Paris Munich Naples Budapest and Calcutta with Mary McCarthy as guide. Also a Still A Brother documentary and a Negro life study, plus yeast bakers receive a note on sesame seed loaves before baking.
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