State Guard Enlistments Extended in Nebraska
Nebraska National Guardsmen with enlistments expiring between October 1 and June next year must remain in their units for an additional year. No one over 20 who has not served before may take six months Army training and then complete service in the National Guard after September 1.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Army
National Guard
Lyle C. Welch
Welch
Washington
Reserve Officers Training Commission
Warning on overlapping Social Security and VA benefits
VA pension beneficiaries in Nebraska are urged to review their income in September to ensure that small Social Security increases do not reduce VA payments. A. H. Duxbury of the Lincoln VA Regional Office notes many pensioners near the income ceiling could be affected, especially widows. Prompt reporting of excess income is advised to avoid overpayments.
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A. H. Duxbury
Lincoln
Nebraska
Mr. Duxbury
Army Reservists May Now Enlist For Two Years
XVI United States Army Corps announces two year active duty option for eligible Army Reservists. Juniors under E-5 with recent releases or six months active duty training may apply if MOS is in demand or retraining is possible. Higher grades with shortages may apply. those with noncritical MOS may volunteer for E-4 if they accept reduction. Administrative procedures sent to Nebraska Kansas Colorado Wyoming activities.
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Omaha
XVI
United States Army Crops
MOS
XVI Corps
Nebraska
Kansas
Colorado
Wyoming
City completes street armor coating at one third cost
The city shifted armor coating work from contractors to municipal crews in 1959 and this summer saved about two thirds of costs. Expenditures total roughly $1,200 versus $3,500 if contractors were used, with a projected final sum around $2,500 compared to $6,000. Nearby streets including El Rancho Road Summit Drive and areas in Valley View Additions are coated, and plans extend to Linden and 19th Avenue segments and the airport runway. The city aims to finish by September 15 and notes 1964 goals to coat all oiled streets in Sidney.
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el Rancho Road
Summit Drive
Country Club Drive
Verde Lane
Valley View
Sidney
Multiple DUI and speeding cases listed in county court
County Court records show Augie M. McAlister and Joe Rolph cited for intoxication with $25 fines plus costs. Speeding counts include Joseph J. Stachura of Chicago $14 waived, Peter R. Kunzman Plainfield $14 waived, Eugene F. Jones Springfield Ohio $24 waived, Angeline Szurdyga Pittsburgh $14 waived, Philip M. Altshuler Azusa California $19 waived, Arnold Christofferson Dalton $10 plus costs.
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Augie M. McAlister
Joseph J. Stachura
Chicago
Ill
Peter R. Kunzman
Plainfield
N. J
Eugene F. Jones
Springfield
Ohio
Angeline Szurdyga
Pittsburgh
Philip M. Altshuler
Azusa
California
Joe Rolph
Arnold Christofferson
Dalton
Farm Bureau Growth Noted With Open House in Lincoln
The Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation expands from 63 to 85 counties by 1963 and moves to larger quarters at 200 Terminal Building in Lincoln. An Open House September 5 6 and 7 will celebrate the relocation as plans for added state and national legislative committees and services take shape.
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Farm Bureau
Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation
Farm and Ranch Supply Co
Lincoln
Terminal Building
America
Bridgeport Rifle Team Tops National Indoor Championship
Bridgeport No 2 rifle team won the national indoor championships in the manship class. The NRA announced the national indoor champions highlighting Bridgeport’s top squad and national prominence in shooting.
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Bridgeport
Bridgeport Rifle Club
National Rifle Association
Panhandle marksmen win national rifle title at Bluffs
The Marksman class team from the local club scored 1497 of 1600 to win nationally, led by Glen Amateis 385. A total of 411 teams competed nationwide, with the local squad securing a historic first for a Panhandle team.
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Washington
Scottsbluff
The
Bluffs
Glen Amateis
Bill Holbrook
Lynn Hull
Bob Kugler
Amateis
Bridgeport
National Rifle Association
Beard Grain expands storage with two new towers
Oshkosh firms Beard Grain Co. erects two steel towers adding 8,410 bushels each to the local elevator. The project increases total business expansion underway in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bali Ha’l
O. L. Jenkins
Duane Newman
Mary Beard
Lewellen
Jones Construction Co
Grant
National Tank Co
Beard Grain Co
Oshkosh
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