Curtis launches bid for third Senate term in Nebraska
Lincoln Neb May 1960 Carl Curtis announces formal bid for a third Senate term with Richard W Smith named state chairman and Ethel Vanice as state vice chairman. He aims to balance Senate party control and foresees a tough campaign while keeping Washington duties first. He plans to file near the March 11 deadline and may not run in the May 10 primary.
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Lincoln
Carl Curtis Rneb
U.S. Senate
Mindenatetorney
Washington
Richard W. Simith
Ethel Vanice
Omaha
Sen. Curtis
Senate
Frank Morrison
House
Former District Judge I. J. Nisley Dies at 83
North Platte obituary notes Judge I. J. Nisley dead at age 83 after a fall injuries. Nisley served 35 years as district judge before retiring in 1961 and later served as police judge in North Platte. Survived by a son and a daughter. DRIVE CAREFULLY.
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North Platte
I. J. Nisley
Nisley
Sidney
Record Keeping Is Essential To Farm Operation
Douglas Duey, University of Nebraska Extension, says complete regular records aid income tracking and informed decisions to maximize net income after taxes. He notes farm account books for business analysis and tax use, plus updated Nebraska Farm Business Record and depreciation schedule. The Sidney Telegraph advertises printing services.
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Lincoln
Douglas Duey
University of Nebraska Extension
Duey
Nebraska
College of Agriculture and Home Economics
Win A 66 Prizes Told By Maddox Motors
Six national winners were named in the Win A 66 visitor registration drive at Chrysler Plymouth dealer showrooms. Winners include K J Leier mann of Libertyville Illinois Elvin Kirkham Jr of Camden Arkansas J D Calhoun of Monticello Arkansas Kenneth D Payne of Childersburg Alabama Peter Zanca of San Antonio Texas and Herman Miller Clinton Jr. Nearly 900000 people registered for the six cars with Maddox Motors reporting over 200 registrations at their lot.
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Lee Maddox
Maddox Motors
Dr. K. J. Leiermann
Libertyville, Il
Elvin Kirkham Jr
Camden, Ark
J. D. Calhoun
Monticello
Ark
Kenneth D. Payne
Childersburg
Ala
Peter Zanca
San Antonio
Texas
Herman Miller
Clinton, Jr
Chrysler-Plymouth
Food for Hungry Nations: Self Help Over Charity
A. William Jasper argues development of local leadership and soil knowledge is essential to feeding underdeveloped nations. He says rich countries cannot permanently feed the world and that aid should focus on building self help through leadership, incentives, and expanded efficient farming, with the Peace Corps playing a role.
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United States
A. William Jasper
Chicago
American Farm Bureau Commodity Division
University of Nebraska
Lincoln
Peace Corps
U.S
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