Nixon Edging Closer to GOP Nomination, Poll Finds
A poll of about 1,800 of 3,000 Republican county chairmen shows 37 percent expect non candidate Nixon to win the nomination, while Goldwater leads in preference. Ambassadors Lodge and Governors Scranton and Rockefeller trail. Analysts caution against overestimating early forecasts as convention time nears.
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Improve U.S. Route 385 North Of Sidney Proposed Upgrade
A Cheyenne County development committee item urges widening and resurfacing U.S. Route 385 from Sidney north. Proposals include narrow shoulders and asphalt or oil surface to ease grooved, rutted roads. Officials acknowledge funding must be scheduled ahead for future upgrades. Earle A. Winter, 76, Sidney resident and Memorial Hospital board member, died Saturday, remembered as a civic leader who advanced community projects and public service.
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Pesticide Debate Over Silent Spring Keeps Up
Spokespeople for pesticide manufacturers attack Rachel Carson's Silent Spring, using ridicule and statistics to downplay the book's message. Critics urge more research on long term toxic effects and tighter controls, not an end to pesticide use.
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Change of ownership at J&R Store completes
A April 1 dissolution of L K Red Nelson and John O Bannon partnership ends. O Bannon sold his share to Morris Nelson, brother of Red Nelson. An auto owned by Glenn Richard Brownton was nearly destroyed when struck by a freight train east of Sidney at 3 am Sunday. Richard and Robert Fair Sioux Army Depot had abandoned the car. Spring signs appear as County Treasurer Herb Stevens debuts a crew haircut after years in the newspaper business and as treasurer. About 150 friends and relatives attended Open House for Mr and Mrs George Fleming on their 30th wedding anniversary.
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Sidney News Puzzle and Local Notes Mix
Crossword clues mingle with a hometown roundup of events and notices. The page records elections wins, fund drives, property sales, church affairs, Legion activities, and local curiosities with numerous names and places in Cheyenne county.
Interstate 80 priority clash fuels Nebraska traffic debate
The Great Voice urges raising completion dates for the Grand Island Milford and Wyoming sectors to ease Omaha congestion and boost tourism. projections show 11 000 cars daily by 1975 on Grand Island Milford and 5 950 on Big Springs Wyoming. Higher education costs and equipment at Rutgers illustrate broader shifts in university spending and growth.
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Dogs and the enduring bond between humans and mongrels
The author argues dogs are best when disciplined and trained not to be showy, praising mongrels over high bred dogs. He recalls fond memories of stray or neighbor left dogs, notes their varied coats and temperaments, and warns against roaming or imposing pets. He contrasts dog loyalty with social tensions during spring rounds.
Letter Box Calls for Christian Vote on Civil Rights
A reader urges Nebraska senators to end the civil rights debate and to flood Washington with letters supporting a single Christian view. The letter quotes scriptural ethics and cites unity with all people as a brotherhood under God. Signed by Mr. and Mrs. Charres E Ham Stephen Ham.
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Milk Bars in Copenhagen Spur 17 More Openings
The Danish dairy industry announces plans to open 17 more experimental milk bars after the success of three existing ones. The venues attract up to 1,000 youths daily, serving as social meeting spots and a method to promote milk drinking. Open from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m., they offer 15 milkshake flavors and radio programs with both serious discussions and popular music.
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