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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1964

Page

3

Nebraska Safety Patrol Contacts 200000 Motorists Across State

Nebraska Safety Patrol reported contacting 205,423 motorists on highways in 1963, an increase from 197,684 in 1962. The year saw 39,721 hazardous offense arrests led by excessive speed, 1,191 reckless driving summons, 963 drunk driving arrests, and 877 intoxication cases. Total court fines reached 752,195.70, mostly allocated to the Potwin School fund.

Fle Nebraska Safety Patrol Nebraska Dan J. Casey Plis P Ottiman School Fund Odo

Birth Defects Tracked Down

Scientists funded by government and voluntary grants study causes and prevention of birth defects. Rubella is identified as a major factor, with 50 percent risk in the first month, 25 percent in the second, and about 15 percent in the third month. Doctors advise early exposure in childhood. tests and vaccines are in development. The March of Dimes backs the largest private funding source.

Nebraska Health Department National Foundation March of Dimes

Accidents on 9th Avenue Involve Several Cars

Police report two 1960s vehicles collided on 9th Avenue at 12 35 p m Sunday a 1963 Chrysler backed by Ralph Hammond Bushnell and a 1964 Mercury northbound driven by June Duran Route 1 suffered 50 dollar damage to the Duran car. A separate hit run occurred overnight without damage estimates. Frederick G Olson 24 owner of a 1956 Chevrolet parked at the curb was struck by an unknown vehicle. At 12 40 a m Sunday a second 9th Avenue collision involved a 1963 Chevrolet driven by Frank Garcia Ovid backing up and hitting a northbound 1954 Dodge driven by Julio Leija Nift.

9Th Avenue Chrysler Ralph Hammond Bushnell Mercury June Duran Duran Frederick G. Olson Forrest Frank G. Garcia Ovid Julio Leija Nift

Heart Information Service Expands Community Aid

The program aims to maximize knowledge and facilities to prevent detect treat and rehabilitate heart patients. A Heart Information Service is maintained guiding the public to sources of help with minimal red tape. This year focuses on special education and demonstration programs in stroke rehabilitation.

Former Navy end Duden coached Annapolis plebes this fall

Former Navy end Dick Duden served as coach for the Annapolis plebes this fall. Jim Gleeson the New York Yankees' first base coach had spent the prior two years scouting for the Kansas City Athletics.

Navy Dick Duden Annapolis Jim Gleeson New York Yankees Kansas City Athletics

Riewe to complete Navy basic training in San Diego

Jerome M. Riewe son of Mr and Mrs Bernhard Riewe of 2035 13th Ave Sidney is to complete nine week basic training February 7 at the Naval Training Center San Diego Calif The program covers naval orientation history and organization seamanship ordnance and gunnery military drill first aid and survival Recruits take tests and interviews to determine future Navy assignments Upon completion they are assigned to service schools for technical training or to ships and stations for on the job training in a Navy rating specialty The training supports the navy by providing qualified personnel for ships planes and shore stations

San Diego Calif Jerome M. Riewe Bernhard Riewe 13Th Ave Sidney Naval Training Center Navy

Indians Did Not Possess Superior Weapons in Plains Wars

An 1879 army ordnance report shows many native arms were muzzle loaders or flint locks, with limited breechloaders. Captured Indian guns were often damaged and ammunition reloads used lighter charges, while Springfield carbines matched or outperformed repeating rifles in sustained fire. Crazy Horse’s band surrendered 117 firearms among 889 people.

Plains U.S Army Ordnance Ordnance Crazy Horse Fort Robinson

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