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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1961

Page

3

Martin Urges Halt toexports to Communist Nations

Rep Martin notes a sharp rise in US licensed exports to Communist countries after Kennedy Berlin remarks raising concerns of a policy shift. He cites $750,196 prior three weeks versus $6,278,566 after, including rail equipment to Bulgaria and rubber to multiple Eastern states. He calls for ending such licenses and warns of a broader push to halt trade with the bloc. He also reports on turkey purchases for school lunches and civilian civilian workforce boosts, plus Capitol Hill opposition to the Peace Corps over Kamen case. He closes with district outreach plans and remarks on upcoming visits.

Dave Martin Commerce Department Kennedy Berlin Mr. Kennedy Bulgaria Russia Poland Hungary Czechoslovakia East Germany House Congress Washington Soviet Union Communist Bloc Turkey Mili Defense Department Army Navy Naval Air Stations Air Force Capitol Hill Peace Corps Sargent Shriver Charles S. Kamen Miami Mr Kamen Un-American Activities Committee Kamen Philippines Shriver Committee Sane Emergency Public Integration Committee FBI

Out Of Old Nebraska State Was Temporary Home For Several Soldiers Of Fortune

Nebraska’s transient era hosts flamboyant figures like George Francis Train who backed the transcontinental railroad and built the Cozzens House in Omaha while claiming vast Omaha and Nebraska land holdings. Henry Stanley visited Omaha in 1867 amid frontier tensions, later meeting Livingstone. Sylvester Wilson and Albert Steinberger pursued risky ventures from labor papers to Samoan rule, while Barnes Steinberger promoted Colorado gold and Iron Bluffs. An ad at the end hawks auto license directories amid a Globe-Telegraph closing note.

Nebraska George Francis Train Union Pacific Cozzens Omaha Herndon Hotel Council Bluffs Columbus Midwest Incarnation of God Henry Stanley U.P Plum Creek Annié Ward Stanley Livingstone Sylvester Franklin Wilson Nebraska City Ing Hong Kong New York Albert Barnes Steinberger Colorado Iron Bluffs Neb

JR Rod Gillespie Family Ties In Washington Report

In Washington the JR Rod Gillespie family of Gothenburg and North Platte is referenced in a local context, highlighting connections between Gothenburg residents and North Platte. The note suggests familial ties or reports involving Washington.

Washington Rod’ Gillespie Gothenburg North Platte

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