Right to Bear Arms in Nebraska Farm Bureau View
The columnist argues Article II of the Bill of Rights remains essential and warns against gun licensing. It asserts that laws cannot prevent violence and praises the founders for inscribing the right to keep and bear arms as a safeguard against tyranny, cautioning that licensing could lead toward disarming hunters nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernie Camp
FARM
Bureau Federation
Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation
Nebraska
United States
U. S. Supreme Court
Minimum tillage may cut farming costs in 1960 Nebraska
Lincoln University of Nebraska extension farm economist Ted Nelson says minimum tillage could lower production costs for corn while maintaining yields. He notes reduced cash costs and labor, enabling more acreage or livestock without extra manpower.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Ted Nelson
University of Nebraska
Wits
Nelson
Foreign Travel Boom and Centennial Rail Plans
Citizens travel abroad in peacetime at record levels with one million passports forecast for 1969. In 1944 only 155000 passports were issued, while the 1950s and 1960s saw rapid growth. 1960 began with 162 deaths on flights, prompting FAA safety tightenings. The National Civil War Centennial Commission urges boxcar art and rail naming tied to the Civil War. three constitutional amendments await approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen
Carl Curtis
United States
State Department
Federal Aviation Agency
Washington
National
Meat Imports Outpace Exports by 215 Million Dollars
The United States imported 215 million dollars more meat than it exported in 1959. An Agriculture Department report lists imports at 554 million and exports at 339 million, marking the second straight year of a near 250 million dollar deficit in the trade balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Agriculture Department
March Tax Calendar For Nebraska
Nebraska calendar outlines tax deadlines across state real property, motor vehicle, and federal incomes. It lists due dates for real property installments, vehicle registration delinquency, and reporting obligations for withholding, corporations, and OASDI payroll taxes with reference to forms and fiscal year ends.
Income tax installments and returns due for fiscal 1960
Fourth quarterly installment and last day to file amended declaration of estimated individual income tax for fiscal year ended February 29, 1960. Final return may be filed by March 31 in lieu of amended estimate. Other quarterly installments and annual 1040 and 1040 ES forms detailed for fiscal year endings 1960 and 1959. Also notes on excise tax deposits over $100 and highway tax returns due after first vehicle use with weight over 36,000 pounds.
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Director of Internal Revenue
O.A.S.I
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