4-H Training Series Planned for Nebraska Leaders
Lincoln Nebraska will host a nine session 4-H leader training series in January and February with a projected attendance of 7000. Elaine Skucius and UMW guide the program focusing on group behavior and leadership within the 4-H Club. Dr. Don Clifton and Don Sherrill will serve as resource personnel. Knights of Ak Sar Ben provide lunch. sessions visit Lincoln Alliance Ogallala Lexington McCook Hastings Wayne O Neill and Omaha with reservations via county Extension offices.
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UMW
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Don Clifton
Don Sherrill
Clifton
University of Nebraska
Nebraska Human Resources Research Foundation
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Kearney
Hastings
Wayne
Neill
Omaha
Driver Unhurt After One-Car Crash Near Sunol
A one car accident occurred at 9 30 p m Monday a quarter mile east of Sunol Nebraska. Miss Pamela Talich 18 Lodgepole drove a 1953 Chevrolet and skidded on ice overturning into the north ditch. She escaped injury according to Trooper Del Shipley of the Nebraska Safety Patrol.
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Nebraska Safety Patrol
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Lodgepole
Talich
Draft Call Sends 24 Men for Army Physicals in Denver
Twenty four young men were sent Tuesday for army physical examinations in Denver. Mrs. Louis Johnson, clerk for the Cheyenne County Selective Service Board, reported eight married men without children in the call. The December induction call was four, but last minute exams cut two. Those accepted were Thomas Louis Golden and Raymond Gary Bruns, both of Sidney, now at Fort Bliss Texas. Johnson expects fifteen more for January but has no word on inductees. Eight Nebraska counties will supply the state doctors for January selections: eight from Douglas, five from Adams, four from Lancaster, two from Dodge, and one each from Gage Kearney Custer Sheridan.
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Custer
Sheridan
Bull Beef Prospects In Meat Industry Report
The Farm Quarterly notes bulls offer tender meat and efficient feed conversion, with bulls finishing high quality while requiring care to manage early feeding and slaughter timing. A West Coast feedlot studied 600 bulls since 1962. In 1964, bulls outperformed steers by 3.59 dollars per head at weaning and gained 26.44 dollars more per carcass retail value, but marbling and dark cutting remain challenges.
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Farm Quarterly Magazine
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