Gravel Roads Out Of Date Hossack Says
Capitol news notes Nebraska road travel rose four percent through the year with rural mileage up vs 1960, weather driving fluctuations. Interstates show 54 percent more miles since opening between Lincoln and Omaha, while gravel roads remain in use for towns under 100 population as funds allow.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
State Highway Department
Cornhusker
Omaha
John Hossack
Hossack
Ak- Sar-Ben
Grand Island
Madison
Columbus
Sioux City
Naval Ammunition Depot
Hastings
Navy
University of Nebraska
Birth Defect Clinic Planned In Omaha
James S. Pittenger announces Nebraska plans for a birth defects diagnostic and treatment center backed by National Foundation March of Dimes chapters. Centered at Childrens Memorial Hospital Omaha, the program will launch after the new year with clinics mid January and ongoing sessions. Dr Theodore F Pfundt will direct with specialists from Creighton and Nebraska University medical schools assisting. The clinic will serve any referred child born with a congenital defect or deformity.
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National Foundation
March of Dimes
Nebraska
James S. Pittenger
Lincoln
State March of Dimes
Childrens Memorial Hospital
Omaha
Theodore F. Pfundt
Creighton
Nebraska University Medical
Pfundt
Creighton University School of Medicine
Morris balances mayoralty with apparel business
Edward J. Morris, Olean's new mayor, already splits duties between City Hall and his own women’s apparel shop. The distance between his back door and City Hall is a short forty nine steps, reflecting his hands on, dual role in local government and business. Separately, a New York ferry terminal upgraded booths boosted phone company revenue, signaling stronger ridership and commercial activity.
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Olean
N. Y
Edward J. Morris
City Hall
New York
Net Farm Income Seen Steady Amid Policy Support
University of Nebraska expert Everett E. Peterson projects 1962 real net income for farm operators near 1961 levels, aided by continued farm programs price supports and government payments. He notes 1961 net income may rise about a billion over 1960, with cash receipts up modestly due to high marketings and stable prices.
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Lincoln
Everett E. Peterson
University of Nebraska Extension
Peterson
Wheat production outlook signals lower 1962 crop due to drought
The report notes a spring wheat area drought reducing output slightly from last season's high. Domestic disappearance is seen at 590 million bushels, with exports at a record 675 million. The July 1 carryover is about 1.4 billion bushels, roughly 50 million less than 1961. 1962 production will be reduced by wheat program diversions.
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Commodity Credit Corporation
Dreamed Healing in Sacred Portico of Asclepius
Priests of the Greek hi alter Asclepius housed patients in a sacred portico called the Abua ton where the gods were believed to visit in dreams and provide healing. An official dreamer was assigned for those who failed to dream.
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