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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1967
Page
8
Rat control advised for winter buildup using four methods. Rat proofing and removal of harbors through proper housing, freeing stores from access to food, and timely poisoning with anticoagulant baits. Start with five pounds of bait and maintain continuous feeding for 7 to 14 days for effectiveness. The U S food industry serves about 210 million meals yearly at under 40 cents per meal.
Horrific shows begin Friday the 13th with Ann Margret in a Technicolor comedy The Swinger opening at the Fox Theatre midweek. a Friday midnight teens show features I Was a Teenage Werewolf and Teenage Frankenstein with advance ticket sales advised.
Maximilian Schell, trained pianist now German general in Universals Battle Horns, and Charlton Heston who cannot read music play a conductor under Nazis. On set Kathy Hays offers herself to Schell for musicians’ lives. he declines, noting a noble if old fashioned exchange. Rod Taylor’s Chuka western shoots with Indian extras, including waiter Ely Enriquez, highlighting casting quirks and star culture of Hollywood.
AP reports C T K plants 200000 gypsies in Czechoslovakia with 150000 in Slovakia, 1183 registered gypsy villages in Slovakia and many families with up to 20 children. Only 66 percent of gypsy children attend school and crime in gypsy areas runs three times higher than in other communities.
Nebraska saw nine individuals hold the U.S. Senate seats between November 1951 and November 1954 due to deaths and brief appointments. The rapid turnover included two women, Eva Bowring and Hazel Abel, with Abel the first elected to a short term and Bowring succeeding a deceased senator.
A look at agriculture shows it remains the largest U.S. industry despite farm-number declines and urban expansion. It employs about six million, supplies food and fibers to over 200 million people, with roughly 230 billion dollars invested in farm assets and strong export value.
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