National Wheat Growers Session Set At Lincoln
Lincoln hosts the National Association of Wheat Growers convention December 14 to 17 with hundreds of growers from ten states. Nebraska Wheat Growers Association will chair at the Cornhusker Hotel. Attending leaders include U S Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman, Canada's Minister of Trade and Commerce Mitchell Sharp, Rep Graham Purcell, Sen Milton Young, and Herschell D. Newsom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
National Association of Wheat Growers
Nebraska Wheat Growers Association
Cornhusker Hotel
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Colorado
Nebraska
South Dakota
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Wyoming
U.S
Orville Freeman
Mitchell Sharp
Canada
Trade and Commerce
Graham Purcell
Dem
House Committee On Agriculture
Milton Young
N.D
Herschell D. Newsom
National Grange
Wheat varieties gain favor in Nebraska survey 1965 66
Lincoln Neb three new wheat types Scout Lancer and Gage win growers acceptance in 1965 survey of nine counties by NGIA. Rust resistance helped Scout Lancer and Gage outperform rust susceptible varieties while Warrior and Ottawa remain leading with about 30 percent of acreage. Other planted varieties include Omaha Cheyenne Pawnee Bison Nebred Wichita and Triumph.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Scout
Lancer
Gage
Nebraska Grain Improvement Association
Duane Foote
NGIA
Foote
University of Nebraska
Warrior
Ottawa
Omaha
Cheyenne
Bison
Wichita
Triumph
Plans Pushed For Machine Show In 66
Eighteen members of the Panhandle Farm Equipment and Progress Day committee met to firm up plans for the 1966 show to be held April 20 at The Egging Co. Plant. Equipment may be displayed with committee approval as the event aims to feature up to date machinery and methods. Lots and contracts will cover display space, with a March 1 deadline for drawing company locations. Inside booths and an education center with fertilizer, weed control and soil conservation experts will be provided. Prizes for registrants were discussed and extensive publicity planned. Politicians may use booth space. meeting led by John Egging and Doyle Foland with reps from implement dealers, chamber, and University of Nebraska staff present.
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Panhandle
Wheatbelt Public
Dave Young
John Egging
Doyle Foland
Chamber of Commerce
University of Nebraska
Ivan Liljegren
Charley Fenster
Lionel Harris
Cliff Ashburn
Hendricks Earns Air Medal in Vietnam Duty
Avion Machinist's Mate Second Class George H. Hendricks USN son of Mr and Mrs George D Hendricks Sidney Ohio was awarded the Air Medal for meritorious achievement in aerial flight while serving with Patrol Squadron Twenty Two deployed from Barbers Point Hawaii for combat air operations in Vietnam Presented by Captain J W Crowe USN Commander Fleet Air Wing Ten in ceremonies at U S Naval Station Langley Point Republic of the Philippines
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Sangley Point
Philippines
George H. Hendricks
Usn
George D. Hendricks
Debora Drive
Sidney
Barber’s Point
Hawaii
Viet Nam
J. W. Crowe
Fleet Air Wing Ten
U. S. Naval Station
Langley Point
Republic of the Philippines
Police Trial Opens in Sidney Civil Case Today
The district court hearing began at 1 30 p m in Clarence Bills of Sidney versus Police Officers John Bauer Jr and Gerald Brestel. Bills seeks 10 000 judgment for injuries alleged during custody. Plaintiff is represented by Heaton Heaton. Defense by Lowell Davis and William Keester. Judge Albert Crites presides.
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Clarence Bills
Sidney
John Bauer Jr
Gerald Brestel
Bills
Heaton & Heaton
Lowell Davis
William Keester
Lincoln
Albert Crites
Chadron
Hogs Hit Record $27 At Sidney Sale With 4-H Prospects
Hogs reached $27 per hundred at the Sidney Livestock Sales Pavilion as 719 head sold. James Beam Jr. of Peetz consigned hogs while cattle firmed with tops at $26.20. Next Saturday features 80 Angus cows from Pine Bluffs and a 1 pm 4-H calf sale of 25 to 30 fancy calves.
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Sidney
James Beam Jr
Peetz
Pine Bluffs
E. Schubarth
J. Hinrichs
F. Policky
R. James
R. Peterson
D. Duncan
E. Boehmer
K. Dickinson
Next Oil Study Meeting To Be Held In Sidney
The Legislature oil and gas study committee will meet in Sidney tentatively on Feb 8. It just held its second meeting in Ord to study alleged fraudulent practices by promoters in the oil business. Nebraska’s largest producing companies will be invited to attend the Sidney hearing.
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Sidney
Ord
Nebraska
Quiet Month For Local Fire Calls
In November the Sidney Volunteer Fire Department answered nine calls with total damage of 50 dollars. Fire Chief Harvey Vizina reported six rural grass and weed fires with no damage. City calls numbered three, including an apartment fire causing 50 dollars damage and a rescue call.
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Sidney
Harvey Vizina
Panhandle forecast fair and mild through Tuesday
Weather outlook for Panhandle shows fair, mild conditions this afternoon tonight and Tuesday with low tonight 20 to 30 and high on Tuesday 55 to 65. Five day outlook calls for temperatures 10 to 15 degrees above normal through Saturday with highs 50 to 60 and lows 20 to 30 and little or no precipitation expected.
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Panhandle
Power Line Project Starts Soon in Nebraska
Materials arrive for a 2 mile 23000 volt power line from Sidney to Stegall Nebraska by Tri State Generation and Transmission. The 2 mile project includes a new substation near Sidney and 1000 poles along the 73 mile span. Nebraska Power Review Board may grant conditional approval for Platte Valley Public Power and Irrigation Districts 130 mile 230 kilovolt line from Grand Island to North Platte to complete an interstate 230 KV east west connection in Nebraska with operation targeted for 1969.
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Sidney
Stegall
Scottsbluff
Nebr
Tri- State Generation & Transmission Association
Bureau of Reclamation
Here
Nebraska Power Review Board
Platte Valley
Sion
Grand Island
North Platte
William Norton
Osceolon
Platte
Nebraska
Platte District
Deuel County Officials Pleased With Pope Verdict
Deuel County Attorney Bob Richards and Sheriff Floyd Stahr voiced satisfaction after the jury sentenced Duane Earl Pope to death for the June Farmers State Bank robbery in Big Springs. They noted Pope’s restraint in court, discussed appeals, and expected the March 3 execution date to face possible delays due to defense motions.
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Deuel
Bob Richards
Floyd Stahr
Duane Earl Pope
Farmers State Bank
Big Springs
Omaha
Pope
Chappell
Richards
The
Telegraph
Stahl
Federal Circuit Court
St. Louis
U. S. Supreme Court
Three Cubans Freed on Bond In Narcotics Case
Three Cuban men aged 21 to 32 arrested Oct 13 in Sidney with 80 packages of cured marijuana valued at 16 to 20 thousand dollars appeared in federal court Oct 21. They waived indictment and pleaded not guilty with no trial date set. Each remains on 7500 bond, later moved to Omaha. They carried cash, pillows, blankets, and towels.
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Oscar Vega
Los Angeles
Reinaldo R. Lorenzo
Lucio Garcia
New York City
U. S. Attorney’s Office
Omaha
Sidney
Nebraska
Kimball
Kimball County
U.S
Gerald Matzke
GOP Candidate Tiemann to Visit Sidney December 15
Norbert T. Tiemann the Republican candidate for governor will hold a series of statewide meetings in early December. He plans to be in Sidney on December 15 for a get acquainted meeting with details on time and location to be announced.
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Norbert T. Tiemann
Sidney
Hog Truck Fire East of Chappell Sunday
A large threedeck Hog truck en route from Valley Nebraska to Portland Oregon had a fire caused by a flat tire 10 miles east of Chappell about 530 PM Sunday. Friction sparks ignited the truck floor and 24 hogs were released to save them while the rest remained aboard. The vehicle owned by National Livestock Co. of Valley was towed to Chappell and hogs at the Sales pavilion with 16 of 24 recaptured by Monday morning.
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Chappell
Valley
Neb
Portland
Ore
Floyd Stahr
Chappell Fire Department
National Livestock Co
Rites Pending For Small Girl Synove Child Dies From Bicycle Fall
Funeral services are planned here for Joan Lynn Synove six year old daughter of M Sergeant John Synove and his wife. She died after injuries from a bicycle fall at Ramey Air Force Base Puerto Rico. The body arrives Tuesday morning and will go to The Craig Mortuary. She is survived by her parents a sister Kim and grandparents Mr and Mrs Kim Payne of Sidney and Mrs Synove of Chicago. Mrs Synove is the former Viola Payne.
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Joan Lynn Synove
M-Sgt
John Synove
Ramey Air Force Base
Puerto Rico
Craig Mortuary
Kim
Kim Payne
Sidney
Synove
Chicago
Viola Payne
Nuclear fission capable counters recruit ad noted
Dropouts attention advertised in Long Lines an AT&T employee publication details a help wanted ad seeking a man to work on nuclear fissionable isotope molecular reactive counters and three phase cyclotronic uranium photo synthesizers with no experience required.
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American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Nebraska Wheat Aids U S Overseas Goals
Lincoln Nebraska wheat farmers are told their crop is vital to U S Food for Peace goals overseas. Richard W Reuter notes 73 percent of the 1964 Nebraska crop, 32 million bushels, went abroad via Food for Peace and 22 million via commercial exports. He links wheat to schools, hospitals, roads, and economic growth in developing nations.
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Lincoln
U. S. Food For Peace Program
Nebraska
U. S
Nebraska Wheat Commission
Richard W. Reuter
Food For Peace Program
Food For Peace
Mr. Reuter
Forgery Suspect Held At Chappell
Deuel County Attorney Bob Richards and Sheriff Floyd Stahr returned from the Pope trial in Lincoln to arrest Roy A. Hudspeth on two counts of forging a former employer’s name. Hudspeth allegedly made two copies of an $80 severance check from George McFee of Chappell and cashed them locally. Deputy Betty Wright said Hudspeth was found after his wife’s Rushville trip and a Springfield bus-depot tip led to his custody in 30 minutes.
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Pope
Richards
Stahr
Devel County
Lincoln
Chappell
Deuel County
Bob Richards
Floyd Stahr
Springfield
Roy A. Hudspeth
George McFee
McFee
Betty Wright
Hudspeth
Rushville
Devel County Sheriffs Office
Mrs Brooking of Ogallala Dies Sunday
Mrs Ruth Brooking of Ogallala died Sunday December 5 at Ogallala hospital. Services set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at Ogallala Methodist Church. Survived by Sidney residents including daughter Mrs Otto Aufdengarten and sister Mrs Mary E Davison. mother living with Mrs Triska.
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Ruth Brooking
Ogallala
Ogallala Hospital
Ogallala Methodist Church
Sidney
Otto Aufdengarten
C. A. Triska
Mary E. Davison
Triska
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Telerrinh Preto
Tier Airlines
Sidney Telegraph
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GOP
Reuter
United States Department of Agriculture Economic Research Service
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