Miracle of touch aids blind man on roadside repair
An Idaho family stranded near Sidney demonstrated a blind man's acute sense of touch as Dennis Hall overhauled a car generator in near zero cold. With help from a missionary and church officials, the family was aided to reach safety while Hall, formerly a KIGO announcer, planned computer training in Cincinnati and completed the repair solo.
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Idaho
Dennis Hall
Cincinnati
Ohio
Idaho Falls
Ida
Sidney
Idaho Commission For the Blind
Hall
Vo-Tech Hosting John Deere Clinic
A John Deere service school opened today at Western Nebraska Vocational Technical School and runs through Thursday. About 90 attendees from Nebraska and neighboring states are enrolled. A Wednesday banquet at Fort Sidney Motor Hotel closes the event, with Sidney Implement Co. arranging.
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John Deere Service
Western Nebraska Vocational Technical School
Merle Rudebusch
Nebraska
Fort Sidney Motor Hotel
The
Sidney Inplement Co
Patrol Year Of 1968 Nebraska State Patrol Summary
Sgt. Felix Koenig reports 12 patrol vehicles covered 540494 miles in 1968 across Kimball Cheyenne and Deuel counties. They logged 330 accidents, nine fatalities, 7758 warnings, 5794 equipment violation cards, 3154 court summons, 87 drunken drivers, 80 felonies, 30 stolen cars recovered, 113 safety programs, and 92 radio programs. The National Crime Information Center computer is expected to boost 1969 arrests and stolen vehicle recoveries.
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Nebraska
Kimball
Cheyenne
Devel
Felix Koenig
Tricounty
Cheyenne County
Deuel County
Kimball County
National Crime Information Center
2000 Veterans Widows Get Aid
Leo Gorman Cheyenne County Veterans Service Officer notes more than 5000 Nebraska veterans and widows receive pensions under the law before July 1 1960. Beneficiaries may elect new benefits under the current law and will receive a card with their January pension check to aid the election. The Veterans Service Office in the Court House will assist residents of Cheyenne County with the proper forms.
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Leo Gorman
Cheyenne County
Veterans’ Service Officer
Nebraska
Gorman
Veterans’ Service Office
Court House
Ladies C of C Meets Tonight
The Ladies Division of the Cheyenne County Chamber of Commerce will meet at 7 30 p m tonight in the Chamber office. All members and prospective members are urged to attend.
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Cheyenne County Chamber of Commerce
Convicted lifer Seeinfeldt escapes Clinton Reformatory
Mrs Roberta Seefeldt 26 serving a life term for murdering Marine husband Gerald Seefeldt fled Friday from Clinton NJ Reformatory for Women. It is her second escape in less than two years after vanishing on a work assignment. the reformatory lacks walls and fences and uses an honor system.
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Associated Press
Roberta Seefeldt
Clinton, N. J. Reformatory
Seefeldt
Gerald
Reformatory
Sgt. Seefeldt
Walter Seefeldt
Sidney South Divide
Gal Keglers Tourney Ends With Weekend Winners
Unofficial results from the Cedar Lanes women s bowling tournament show Western Sand Frac of the Keglerettes and Brandin Iron of the Pinettes leading team standings. Eula Zwicki and Alma Adams topped doubles, Rose Cornelius won both Singles and All Events handicap, with team, doubles, and singles events completed the weekend.
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Cedar Lanes
Western Sand Frac
Brandin’ Iron
Pinettes
Eula Zwicki
Alma Adams
Rose Cornelius
Western
Keglerettes
American National Bank
Big D
Dude’s Steak House
Sidney Roofing
International Harvester
Sidney Diesel
Ben Franklin
Eula Zwick
Norene Merritt
Millie Wagoner
Velma Smith
Hedy Colling
Mary Dell Conger
Jean Glassburn
Joan Challburg
Dot Fehringer
Noreen Merritt
Winnie Olinger
Ardy Zalesky
Winnie Oliger
Prejudice warned in South African school history lessons
Johannesburg AP reports former Transvaal Teachers' Association president F. E. Auerbach says history lessons teach group pride and bias. He argues many pupils carry unintended prejudice, and mischosen works like Shakespeare's The Merchant of Venice reinforce race hate in classrooms.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Transvaal Province
Steers Bring $32.10 Per Hundred At Alliance Sale
A. A. Fenske and Son of Sund consigned a carload of 513-lb Angus steers to the Alliance Sales pavilion last Friday. The sale rate was $32.10 per hundred, as reported by The Alliance Daily Times-Herald.
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Angus
Alliance
A. A. Fenske and Son of
Sund
Alliance Daily Times-Herald
Educators To Conference In Washington D C
Nebraska officials Kelley and Hughes returned from Washington where they attended the Middle Atlantic TE Tet Dissemination Conference. The three day meeting drew more than 250 educators. The conference aims to advance dissemination of educational research with a workshop planned for PERC area units 17 18 and 19 in late February or early March at Alliance Scottsbluff or Sidney.
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William G. Kelley
Educational Service Unit 19
Udell Hughes
Scottsbluff
Washington, D. C
Hughes
Kelley
Panhandle
PERC
Alliance
Sidney
Weasels Trap and Move with Quick Curiosity
Weasels are noted as the quickest of mammals with movements too swift to track. Their inquisitive nature, though, makes them susceptible to trapping.
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Samuel Winston
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Murray Neiman
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Ladies
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Gal Keglers
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Hazard
London
Kentucky
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Ireland
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Trevor Huddleston
Africa
Stepney
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