Progress Day Festivities At Egging Co Opens Wednesday
The Sidney Chamber of Commerce sponsors a free Chuck Wagon dinner and a two day Panhandle Equipment and Progress Day program at the Egging Company plant beginning Wednesday. An Elks Auditorium dinner at 6:30 p.m. expects about 1,000 attendees with $1 plates for nonfarmers. Harold P. Pluimer of St. Paul, Minnesota, is the principal speaker.
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Sidney Chamber of Commerce
Egging Company
Elks Auditorium
Chamber of Commerce
Harold P. Pluimer
St. Paul
Minn
Panhandle Equipment and Progress Day Expands to Two Days
The Panhandle Equipment and Progress Day program grows to a two day event with the Egging Company plant on display. Visitors can see a UH-1 helicopter model and a 19 inch portable television, plus a parade of equipment and safety emphasis for extension personnel and dealers. Food booths will be available all day.
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Panhandle
Egging Company
Air Force
Southeast Asia
World Wheat Pact Near Final Stage In Geneva
Nebraska wheat leaders report the world wheat price pact within reach at Geneva as part of the International Grains Agreement. A 25 to 40 cent per bushel price floor is discussed with price support and broader food aid sharing. Allen Tom of Oregon represents U S wheat growers at the talks.
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Lincoln
Nebr
Geneva
Switzerland
Ray Davis
Nebraska Wheat Growers Association
Davis
England
Germany
Netherlands
David
U.S
Allen Tom
National Association of Wheat Growers
Oregon
Rides Provided by Car Dealers For Panhandle Day
Free transportation from the Fort Sidney Motor Hotel to the Egging Company plant southeast of Gurley will be offered by the Sidney New Car Dealers Association Wednesday and Thursday for those attending Panhandle Equipment and Progress Day. Check at the Fort Sidney desk to arrange a ride.
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Egging Company
Gurley
John
Ted Egging
Panhandle
Fort Sidney Motor Hotel
Sidney New Car Dealers Association
Fort Sidney
Panhandle Weather Forecast Outlook Through Weekend
Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday with lows 35 to 45 and highs 60 to 70. Rain chances under five percent this afternoon and tonight, rising to about 10 percent Tuesday. Five day trend shows temperatures 10 to 15 degrees above normal, with a warmer start, cooler Thursday, and a warmer end. Highs 65 to 75, lows 35 to 45, scattered light showers possible mid and late week.
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Panhandle
Frontier Airlines
Peetz Youth Rites Set On Wednesday
David V Fehringer 22 lifelong Peetz resident found dead Sunday by his father with a self-inflicted .22 rifle wound. Funeral 10 a m Wednesday Sacred Heart Peetz with Rev Bruenig. burial Peetz Cemetery. Rosary 7 30 p m Tuesday. Survived by parents five brothers and four sisters.
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David V. Fehringer
Peetz
Logan County
Jerry Wolezer
Victor Fehringer
Sacred Heart Church of
Robert Bruenig
Radford Funeral Chapel
Sterling
David Vincent Fehringer
Peetz High School
Idaho
Linus
Denver
Melvin
Aberdeen
Robert
Leonard and
Paul
Mariola
Omaha
Anna Mae Curtis
Viola Hartley
Cheyenne
Mary Louise
Sidney Firemen Respond To Three Weekend Calls
Sidney volunteers battled three fires Friday to Sunday. A 2 p.m. grass fire north of the Livestock Pavilion caused little damage. A log pile burn near Carl Benzel farm exploded into 20 acres of pasture fire. Sunday’s blaze near the Cheyenne County fairgrounds damaged a fence and grass, likely set by local youths, with about 15 dollars in damage.
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Sidney
Burelington
Carl Benzel
Bill to tighten beef import controls backed by Rep Martin
Congressman Dave Martin of Nebraska introduced a bill to bring all processed beef and veal under the import quota. He cited a 1.2 billion pound tally in 1967 and urged mandatory restrictions at 100 percent of the base figure to shield the domestic cattle industry.
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Dave Martin
R-Neb
United States
Martin
House
Ways and Means Committee
Spring Clean-Up Week aids church social halls
The American Insurance Association says Spring Clean-Up Week offers a chance to spruce up church social halls after a busy winter social season. Many churches turn the effort into a social event by naming a team of members to handle the task.
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American Insurmace Association
Hospital Adds 18-Bed Wing Bid Review Set for Next Week
Memorial Hospital and Home board opened three bids Friday for an 18 bed addition and kitchen boiler room expansion. No bid accepted or rejected. decisions likely within a week or ten days.
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Memorial Hospital and Home Board of Directors
ETV to Air Four Day Senate Hearings on Magnuson Public TV Bill
Nebraska ETV plans four hour long summaries of Senate Communications Subcommittee hearings on the Magnuson bill for public television. Hearings run April 11 to 14 and April 25 to 28 with notable witnesses including John Gardner Rosel Hyde Jam es Killian Oveta Hobby Edwin Land and McGeorge Bundy among others.
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Nebraska Educational Television Network
Senate Communications
Magnuson
John Pastore Dem
R.J
Nebraska Etv Network
Ford Foundation
McGeorge Bundy
Fred Friendly
ETV
John Kiermaier
John F. White
N.E.T
Jack McBride
Nebraska
ETV Commission
Kuon-Tv
C. Scott Fletcher
Ralph Lowell
E. William Henry
National Association of Educational Broadcasters
Warren Magnuson
Wash
Educational Broadcasting Corporation
FBI Local Meeting Sets Sioux Army Depot Entry For Nebraska Agencies
The Nebraska Chapter of the FBI National Academy meets in Sidney on April 15 with local officials organizing events. E. Lyle Knight issues a letter granting the University of Nebraska Board of Regents and the Nebraska State Board of Vocational Education interim entry rights to portions of Sioux Army Depot along with an interim permit for use of areas and equipment. The arrangement requires responsibility for losses by the agencies and reserves mineral rights and joint road and utility easements for federal use.
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Sidney
Nebraska
Federal Bureau of Investigation National Academy
Sol Willis
Cheyenne County
Kermit Brumbaugh
Robert J. Hill
Cheyenne Air Force Base
Fort Sidney Motor Hotel
Ed Blinchard
Fremont
Joseph Carroll
Lincoln
Verlin Hutton
Alliance
Douglas Thomas
Alliance Police Force
Harold Osler
Omaha
Paul Beve
Cyril P. Williams
E. Lyle Knight
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Kansas City
Board of Regents
University of Nebraska
Nebraska State Board of Vocational Education
Sioux Army Depot
Col. Williams
United States
State Board of Vocational Education
Ordville
Board of Regents of
the University
Williams
Army Engineer District
Western Nebraska Vocational Technical School
High Plains Agricultural Laboratory
Vocational Technical School
McNish Heads Law Day USA
Hammond McNish named chairman of Law Day USA in Cheyenne County by Governor Norbert T. Tiemann. The event on May 1 is statewide and sponsored by the Nebraska State Bar Association. McNish will craft a program around the 1967 theme.
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Lincoln- J
Hammond McNish
Law Day USA
Cheyenne County
Norbert T. Tiemann
Nebraska State Bar Association
McNish
Kaylor To Attend Prudential Regional Business Conference
Keith E. Kaylor of 2447 East Rancho Sidney will attend Prudential Insurance regional conference April 12 through 15 in New Orleans. The Scottsbluff branch agent joins field representatives from Iowa Nebraska South Dakota Wisconsin and Michigan. Governor Tiemann notes Law Day USA May 1 1967 emphasizes freedom under law and respect for courts.
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Keith E. Kaylor
Rancho
Sidney
Prudential Insurance Co
New Orleans
Kaylor
Scottsbluff
Prudential District
Iowa
Nebraska
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Michigan
United States
Theodore Roosevelt
Tiemann
America
Law Day USA
Northwestern Bell offers 60 minute toll plan for Nebraska
Northwestern Bell filed a Centennial service proposal with the Nebraska State Railway Commission to provide Nebraska customers with 60 minutes of long distance calls per month within the state for ten dollars. An eight month trial would apply to stationary home calls with no per call length limit beyond a one minute minimum and $1.25 extra for each additional ten minutes monthly.
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Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Nebraska State Railway Commission
Nebraska Telephone
Northwestern Bell
R. E. Runice
Northwestern
Nebraska
Runice
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Eloise Valdez
Margie Miranda
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