1963 Home Living Outlook Highlights Innovations
The 1963 outlook notes higher consumer spending and modest price increases driven by services. Food consumption rises with new instant foods and packaging advances. Clothing costs edge up while non leather shoe materials and paper fabric wearables appear. Televisions face new FCC rules. senior housing programs expand. housing starts may fall due to high land costs.
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Pabte
United States
Federal Communications Commission
Nebraska 1962 Crop Harvest Third Largest On Record
Nebraska 1962 crop production ranked third on record with a total value of $724 million, down 7 percent from 1960's peak. Grain crops rose 9 percent from 1961, with sorghum and hay at record yields. wheat, sugar beets and dry beans lagged. Corn yield hit a record 610 bushels per acre.
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Nebraska
Federal Division of Agricultural Statistics
Laren
Healew Avnes
Holidays Dinners Mark Goodview News Weekend
A long list of Christmas and New Year dinners, visits, and family gatherings across Goodview area towns including Alliance Chappell Oshkosh Sidney Dalton Kearney and Lincoln. Notable mentions include Craig Christensen wedding attendees from KSTC Kearney and several extended family dinners at multiple homes.
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Dale Kastens
Rod Kehl
Rodney Horst
Craig Christensen
Alliance
Christensen
KSTC
Kearney
Max Lindley
Gary Brownell
Ovid
Elizabeth, Stearns
Chappell
Anna Kahr
John
Ernie Kahrs
Otto Binneman
Walt Dykmans
Albert Frasses
Dean Christensen
Doug Riley
Scottsbluff
Bill Christensen
Billy Christensen
Oshkosh
Ronnie Sick
Duane Duffield
Mitchell
Robert Schmid
Lincoln
Ed Schmid
Virgil Stoll
Kansas
Art Stoll
Dick Sick
John Sick
Wayne Bond
Gene Bond
Elmer Ebke
Julesburg
Barbara Forell
Terry Hafer
Sutherland
Don Hafer
Duane Bondegard
Fred Schlessman
Sidney
Virgil Nelson
John Schlessman
Alvin Rowedder
Leonard Bond
Hheir
Gerald Fauss
Grand Island
Fred Weible
Lewellen
Lowell Hokom and Sons
Clyde Simms
Harold Isley
Olivia
Gil
Clifford Weigers
Viola Weigers
Greeley
Cliff Christensen
Sterling
Connie
Jerry Walsh
Dennis Walsh
Floyd Stonecipher
Lon Stonecipher
Roger
N. A. Billings
Orville Pounds
Ogallala
Dick Kastens
Tillie Kastens
Orville Kastens
Frank Jones
Wayne Campbell
Linda
Milton
Campbell
Jim Jacobs
Roy Earnhart
Kenny Earnhart and
Lee
Joel Glenn
Aurora
Cole
Howard Christensen
Joyce Schmid
Fremont
Ed Schmidgg
Emmett So
Nebraska Banks See Deposits Rise in 1961 62
Federal Reserve data show Nebraska member banks gained six percent in total deposits from Sept 27 1961 to Sept 28 1962. Time deposits led with a 35 percent rise totaling 70 million, while demand deposits grew 1 percent.
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Federal Reserve
Nebraska
Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City
U. S
New Formula For Road Funds Urged By Larger Towns
Nebraska’s 24 largest cities pressed Gov. Morrison Friday to adopt a new road funds formula. They proposed adding a $5 annual motor vehicle tax, with 50 cents to parks access roads, $1.80 to state highways inside cities of 5,000+, and $2.70 to counties and towns for local road improvements. Sidney would benefit. Morrison endorsed exploring legislation.
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Nebraska
Frank Morrison
State Road Department
Road Department
Sidney
iGov Morrison
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