It's Going To Be A Long Time Before This One Is Over
From Hong Kong August 21 1967 James Knicely reports returning from a summer in the Far East to Saigon flight details. He describes bomb scarred land fighter planes at Tan Son Nhut gates and artillery flare sights near the base. He notes Cambodian anger over border incursions and a Phnom Penh exhibit of captured U.S. equipment. He depicts Saigon life under military guardianship electric posters and crowded hotels. A State Department official warns of continued Viet Cong pressure and a long road to peace.
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Hong Kong
B. C.C
Saigon
Viet Nam
Tan Son Nhut
Cambodia
United States
South Viet Nam
Phnom Penh
Bangkok
James Rossas
State Department
U. S
South Vietnam
National Exhibition Center
U.S
Vietnam
Competition Is Good In A Free Market Says Farm Bureau
The Nebraska Farm Bureau Information Director argues competition fuels consumer choice and innovation. He cites socialists’ attempts to curb it, contrasts with private enterprise, and notes competition drives better products and efficiency, citing Ford and American industry as outcomes of rivalry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation
Bernie Camp
Soviet
Russia
America
Henry Ford I
County Court Drug of Speeders and Licenses Summary
A county court list records multiple drivers from various states cited in Nebraska court actions. Names include Archer, Lee, Mundall, Miller, Mark, Ammon, Kirby, Baden, Orr, Lewick, Steiner, Grover, Steinhardt, Merrick, Artz, Farquhar, Gomez Jr, Wallinger. Offenses include speeding, no operator’s license, improper passing, driving while intoxicated, reckless driving, and license suspensions with monetary fines ranging from 15 to 107.50 dollars plus penalties. The docket also notes surrendered licenses and a prior driving conviction standing.
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Jack G. Archer
Long Beach
Calif
Earl Lee
Whittier
Milton Mundall
Cornville
Ariz
Herman G. Miller
Daleton
Leonard M. Mark
Galesburg
Ill
Leola J. Ammon
San Francisco
Horace J
Kirby
Sidney
Nebraska
Edward L. Baden
Citrus Heights
Thomas J. Orr
Covina
Gerald D. Lewick
Aurora
Cole
Albert B. Steiner
Cheyenne
Wyo
Thomas G. Grover
Manley
Iowa
Mark Steinhardt
Oradell
N. J
Gregg D. Merrick
Larry L. Artz
Alma
Neb
Emory G. Farquhar
Lincoln
Nebr
Fernando Gomez Jr
Marian R. Wallinger
News Shorts Too Many Accidents Melbourne
In 11 years 27 512 people died in Australian road crashes and 670 111 were injured. The Royal Automobile Club of Victoria aims to create a driver education school soon and push mandatory court orders for convicted drivers. Proposals include probation plates for new drivers, compulsory school education, increased police patrols, revised penalties, removing level crossings, a central traffic fund, and tighter secondhand car controls.
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Melbourne
Darwin
Australia
Royal Automobile Club of
Victoria
Top Officials Reserve All Floors In New Delhi Tower
A three story municipal building in New Delhi with no elevator prompts observers to note top officials have reserved floor space. The situation highlights perceived favoritism in space allocation among city leaders.
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New Delhi
Martin Won't Support Tax Hike Until Expenses Are Cut
Congressman Dave Martin states he will not back any federal income tax rate rise until the Johnson administration proves it is cutting domestic program expenditures. He cites 1967 tax hike proposals, calls for substantial non-defense cuts, and warns of a taxpayers revolt if spending continues. Agriculture notes record wheat at 1.5 billion bushels, yet below export goals. corn faces weak prices. Beef imports rise 8% in first five months of 1967 as Mills says hearings on the tax bill will follow.
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Dave Martin
Johnson
Martin
House
Ways and Means Committee
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Wilbur Mills
1967 Miss Nebraska School Safety Queen named
The Cornhusker Motor Club selected 11 year old Denise Baines of Omaha as 1967 Miss Nebraska School Safety Queen. A statewide competition also named Rose Mary Yetter of Big Springs as a queen princess and future kindergarten student at Big Springs Rural School.
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Omaha
The
Cornhusker Motor Club
Denise Baines
Rose Mary Yetter
Herbert Yetter
Big Springs
More 4-H Winners At County Fair DATE-APPLE TARTE
County fair exhibits highlight multiple 4-H winners across categories like Purple Blue and White ribbons. Names such as Susan Sprenger Beverly Theis Glenda Fleming Nyla Lypoldt and Nancy Deaver appear among prize recipients in bread batter exhibits and kitchenware items.
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Susan Lenzen
Bev
Erly Theis
Glenda Fleming
Nyla Lypoldt
Susan Sprenger
Mary Kay Ernest
Marilyn Dykman
Nan
Cy Deaver
Anita Quinn
Carolyn Deaver
Connie Goranson
Sharon Houser
Rosellen Deaver
Beverly Theis
Nancy Deaver
Marilyn Dykeman
Mary Kay Erenest
Joette Pelster
Susan Allen
Jeri Roberts
Susan Schlaman
Nancy Runge
Thetta Mathewson
Jean Kiel
Carol Hokom
Kathy Woten
Anita Countryman
Sandy Countryman
Peggy Sharman
Connie Flora
Janis Geu
Connie Anderson
Madeline Disney
Dee Ann Geu
Red Loretta Mathewson
Patrice Herboldsheimer
Sandy Houser
Beth Walsh
Karyn Smith
Nancy Rexroth
Julie Lafler
Gayle Sterling
Rhea Mahin
Diana Mahin
DeeAnn Gell
Loretta Mathewson
Susan Sch
Laman
Deling Disney
Sara Johnson
Joette Pelester
Patrice Herb
Jane Kriesel
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James Knicely
Far East
Thieu
Kristy Schlaman
Vicki Smith
Jana Kahl
Patty Runge
Kathy Len
Mary Beth Schlaman
Rosemarie Hruska
Diana Hruska
Gerilyn Deaver
Amy Lenzen
Mary Lenzen
Dianna Hruska
Cheryl Deaver
Kathy Lenzen
Gwen Schumacher
Kristi Schlaman
White Dawn Lafler
Mary Sbeth Schlaman
Eileen Treinen
Dawn Lafler
Judy Lenzen
Teresa Richie
Peggy Huff
Eilene Tobin
Waa Ro
Telegraph
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Bridgeport
Sioux
Acessories
Porter Ferguson
Tmer
Auto Lite
Weedenhoff Armature
Hansen Thuing Light
Smaith-Corona
Royal Typewriter
Paymaster
Teams OF Sale
Carl's Motors
Harold Kraupie
First National Bank of Bayard Clerks