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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1963

Page

15

GI Life Insurance Dividends To Reach Nebraska Veterans

A. H. Duxbury says 31 914 World War I and II veterans in Nebraska will receive 1144 million in accelerated GI life insurance dividends in January 1964. The payments speed up to aid the economy and require no action from veterans or families.

Nebraska A. H. Duxbury Lincoln Johnson Duxbury

Gillespie Earns Junior Membership in Hereford Association

Rodney C. Gillespie of Dalton Kansas City receives junior membership in the American Hereford Association, the world’s largest purebred registry. The roster lists 45 junior breeders enrolled in November as the group sustains over 80,000 registered Herefords nationwide. The association logged 513,076 purebred cattle registrations last year, its fifth highest total.

Kansas City Rodney C. Gillespie Dalton American Herefordassn Hereford Association

Wheatbelt Head Indomitable Charlie In Uruguay

Wheatbelt Public Power District manager Charles Ham reports from Uruguay on a three month UTE assignment. He describes handshakes, a seven-to-noon workday, American colleagues, and a Volkswagen chauffeur. He notes cool weather, generous meals, mixed costs, and limited local media access.

Charles Ham Wheatbelt Public Power District Uruguay UTE Lois

Colorado L80s Routing Talked

Colorado Highway department explained the proposed Interstate 808 route between Sterling and Crook at a Crook elementary hearing attended by 35 people. The plan shows interchanges east of Sterling, south of Iliff, and south of Crook with a grade separation near Proctor, crossing U.S. 6, U.S. 138 north of the river, and state highway 25. The Texas Tech team is noted as the first to win five games in a season since 1955.

CROOK Sterling Colorado Highway Department South Platte River Iliff Texas Tech Red Raiders

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