Western Area Ag Session Thursday in Sidney
An all day Western Nebraska Organized Agriculture meeting in Sidney on Thursday will feature five specialists plus a morning and afternoon program for both women and men. Speakers include Jerre Van Steenberg, Helen Kreynberg, Charles Fenster, Dr Don Clanton, and Ron Hull. A 12:05 lunch will be followed by entertainment by We Four.
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Nebraska
Sidney
Wheatbelt Public Power District
Sidney Chamber of Commerce
Fort Sidney Motor Hotel
Dale Flora
Dalton
WNOA
Jerre van Steenberg
Scottsbluff Interior Decorator
Helen Kreynberg
Gering
Box Butte
Alliance
Don Clanton
North Platte
Fort Sidney
Gene Lienemann
Lorenzo
We Four
Marla Walker
Garry Brown
Rick Walker
Jay Jacobson
Western
Ron Hull
Kuon TV
University of Nebraska
Reagan Brown
Texas A & M University
Miss Kreynberg
Panhandle
Hall County
van Steenberg
Nebraska Cooperative Extension Service
Scottsbluff
National Society of Interior Design
Nebraska Home Economics Association
Fenster
Chappell
Dr. Clanton
South Dakota
Colorado State University
Montana State College
Utah State University
Hull
Kuon-Tv
Nebraska Educational Television Network
University of the Pacific
Dakota Wesleyan University
Hay Springs
Bridgeport
Paviat Rites On Thursday
Funeral services for Mrs Byron Paviat 66 who died suddenly of a heart attack in Rapid City South Dakota will be held Thursday at 2 PM in Potter First Methodist Church with Rev Erwin A Kiel officiating The Craig Mortuary handles local arrangements Mrs Pavlat formerly Dorothy Macadam of Potter is a cousin of Roy MacAdam of Sidney A fuller obituary appears Wednesday Telegraph
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Byron Paviat
Rapid City
S.D
Potter
First Methodist Church
Erwin A. Kiel
Psm
Craig Mortuary
Pavlat
Dorothy Macadam
Roy MacAdam
Sidney
Telegraph
Hollis Kepler Dies Suddenly at 57 in Colorado
Hollis Kepler formerly of Sidney died suddenly in Fort Collins Colorado at 57 from a heart attack. Son of the late Mr and Mrs R P Kepler he had lived in Fort Collins for many years after being educated in Sidney and attending the University of Nebraska. A star athlete at Sidney High School in the 1920s and a DeMolay leader.
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Hollis Kepler
Sidney
Ft.Collins
Colo
R. P. Kepler
Kepler
Ft. Collins
University of Nebraska
Sidney High School
Mademoiselle opens in Sidney with grand Friday events
Sidney's new dress shop Mademoiselle announces a two day grand opening Friday and Saturday February 18 19 with hours 9 am to 830 pm Friday and 9 am to 530 pm Saturday at 1442 Illinois The store offers junior petite junior miss lady and maternity wear plus accessories Models Miss Sheri Schou Miss Lynnne Carley and Mrs Monnie Johnson will model fashions Mrs Faye Speer heads sales Coffee and cookies will be served door prizes and favors for all attendees Everyone is invited to browse and register for grand prizes
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Mademoiselle
Sidney
Illinois
Sheri Schou
Lincoln
Lynnne Carley
Monnie Johnson
Faye Speer
Panhandle Weather Forecast Partly Cloudy with Snow
Partly cloudy this afternoon tonight and Tuesday with occasional light snow and colder temperatures. Low tonight from minus five to five degrees, high Tuesday between ten and twenty. Five day outlook shows average temperatures ten to fifteen degrees below normal, highs twenty five to thirty five, lows zero to five, with scattered light snow likely throughout the period. Courtesy Frontier Airlines.
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Panhandle
Frontier Airlines
Snow and Ice Hit Panhandle Roads Over Weekend
Western Nebraska saw hazardous driving as snow and cold affected Panhandle roads. About two inches of snow fell, blowing gusts reduced visibility. highways and Sidney streets were snow and ice packed. Gas service remained steady despite a ruptured main line. officials urged cautious travel and ranchers checked livestock as temperatures stayed near zero.
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Nebraska
Panhandle
Weather Bureau
Sidney
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas Co
Nebraska Safety Patrol
County Sheriff’s Office
No Schools Are Closed Through Probation Rule
A Lorenzo Nebraska spokesman says the State Board of Education news release misleads by not clarifying probation imposed on 47 small high schools including Lorenzo Sunol McGrew and Melbeta. Probation covers 1966-67, not a permanent closure, and districts may still reopen next fall by meeting standards or contracting for instruction with nearby schools.
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Lorenzo
State Board of Education
Nebraska
Sunol
State Department of Education
McGrew
Melbeta
Lorenzo Board of Education
Driver charged after head-on crash injures four near Sidney
Four people were seriously hurt in a 12:45 a.m. head-on crash on Highway 30 five miles west of Sidney. Marshall L. R. Johnson, 21, SASOTC student, faces driving while intoxicated charges. Victims include Johnson, passenger George Bissonette, Lt. Michael Thomas and his passenger Martha Lollich. Johnson allegedly crossed the center line in a 1955 Chevrolet striking Thomas’s 1966 Ford Mustang. Both cars declared total losses as Lollich remained unconscious.
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Sidney
Cheyenne
John Peetz Jr
Marshall L. R. Johnson
John Trenerry
Nebraska Safety Patrol
Johnson
George W. Bissonette
SOTC
Michael D. Thomas
Sioux Army Depot
Martha Lollich
Denver
Congressman Martin Released From Washington Hospital
Congressman Dave Martin was discharged from Walter Reed Hospital in Washington D C after gall bladder surgery. Doctors reported the recovery as very satisfactory and the patient plans to continue convalescence at home.
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Dave Martin
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington D. C
Morrison Challenges Curtis in Senate Battle of the Century
Gov Frank Morrison announces his challenge to Sen Carl Curtis in a high stakes U.S. Senate race. Morrison insists he acted independently with no White House pressure, while Republicans question the claim and Democrats hope the narrative proves false. The Sidney Telegraph had predicted Morrison would stake his future on the bid.
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United States
Senate
Carl T. Curtis
Frank Morrison
White House
Sidney Telegraph
Slick Streets Trigger Weekend Auto Mishaps in Sidney
Ice coated streets in Sidney caused multiple weekend collisions with no injuries reported. At 6 15 p m Friday a 1956 Chevrolet pickup driven by LeRoy Steege of Fort Collins Colorado and a 1956 International truck driven by William A Gatewood of Craig Colorado collided at 16th and Forrest causing about 75 dollars in damage. A 1964 Ford driven by Paul E Poeschke of Gurley and a 1960 Cadillac driven by Albert Keel of Denver collided Saturday at Illinois Street after one slowed for ice. damages not estimated. A parked car was struck on Illinois Street about 60 feet east of 21st Avenue when a moving vehicle could not stop on ice. A 1962 Chevrolet driven by Charles J Jacobsen Jr slowed and hit a parked 1965 Ford owned by Donald C Wright of 2658 Monterey. Another parked car was struck at 10th and Quince when Manuel Dominguez of 1417 Forrest slid on ice in a 1965 Chevrolet into a 1955 Dodge owned by Melvin L Brauer, also of 1417 Forrest.
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Sidney
16Th
Forrest
LeRoy Steege
Fort Collins
Colo
William A. Gatewood
Craig
Ilinois
Ford
Paul E. Poeschke
Gurley
Albert Keel
Denver
Ilinois Street
Mlinois
21St Avenue
Charles J. Jacobsen Jr
Donald C. Wright
Monterey
Quince
Manuel Dominguez
Melvin L. Brauer
Nebraska Helpmobile selects twelve instructors for 195? event
Twelve outstanding Nebraska teachers were picked to staff the third annual Nebraska State Education Association Helpmobile sessions on February 12 in Norfolk and February 26 in Sidney. About 1500 teachers attended last year. This year topics include math science and social studies with focus on ETV and audio-visual tools.
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Nebraska
Nebraska State Education Association
NSEA
Norfolk
Sidney
Don Back
Omaha
Eunice Bogle
Crete
Wilmetta Clausen
Virginia R. Dowding
Seward
Rodney Epp
Hastings
Vernie Erickson
Fremont
Louis Graham
Dee Hickman
Lincoln
Oliver Isom
Lorene Jacobsen
Bennett
Bessie Stevens
Sprague
Judith Walsh
Beatrice and
North Platte
Oil Worker John Shepard Dies in Banner County Rig Accident
Services will be held at St. Patrick's Church for John Shepard 28, oil worker killed Friday in an Ozell Snook No. 2-A well mishap drilled by Toltek Drilling Co southwest of Stage Hill. Interment at Kimball Cemetery with military rites. Rosary tonight at Gehrig & Son Funeral Home. Shepard born Aug 16 1937 in Kimball, Navy veteran, survived by widow Elizabeth, parents, three daughters, sister Teresa, two brothers. Memorial set up for the family.
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St. Patrick’s Church
John Shepard
Banner County
Vincent J. Pelster
Kimball
Gehrig & Son
Ozell Snook No
Toltek Drilling Co
Stage Hill
Shepard
John Leo Shepard
William C. and
Letz R. Shaw Shepard
Gering
Navy
Elizabeth C. Tschacher
Sidney
Trailer City
Elizabeth
William C. Shepard Jr
Auburn
Calif
Ramona Lisa
Myra Lynn
Tracy Louise
Teresa M.S. Muirhead
Steamboat Springs
Cole
James H. Shepard
Aurora
FCC Would Alter Cable Programming in Sidney
FCC plans changes to Sidney cable service may shift NBC programming from Denver to North Platte and ban sourcing from Channel 2. Sidney Community TV Co. seeks to carry Denver Channels 2 and 6, while FCC pushes broader CATV regulation. Ron Tighe notes possible viewer discontent and urges subscribers to contact their representatives.
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Sidney
Federal Communications Commission
NBC
North Platte
Denver
Sidney Community Cable TV Co
Channel 2
Ron Tighe
FCC
Sidney Community TV Co
Congress
Tighe
Petition Meeting At Farm Bureau Office To Oppose Tax
A meeting is set at the Farm Bureau office 1824 10th Ave Tuesday night to launch a petition drive against the state property tax. Volunteers may circulate the petition or learn more about the campaign.
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Farm Bureau
10Th Ave
Nebraska Wheat Commission weighs new wheat based food
Lincoln Nebraska The Nebraska Wheat Commission is studying a nutritionally balanced packaged food made principally from wheat. Commission Chairman Ervain Friehe and members John Sullivan and Robert Rosener will meet research officials in Kansas City Tuesday and Wednesday to discuss development urged by the Agency for International Development to aid malnourished overseas populations.
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Lincoln
Nebraska Wheat Commission
Commission
Ervain Friehe
Agency For International Development
Friede
John Sullivan
Wallace
Robert Rosener
Fairbury
Jeff Broady
Nebraska Wheat Growers Association
Wayne Allen
McCook
Kansas City
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Charles Fenster
Martin
Morrison
Curtis
Carl T, Curtis
Gov
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