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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1960
Page
7
Dr. E A Rogers and Dr Busse urge older people to pursue planned creative activities as hobbies. Continued work or structured leisure reduces depressive moods and provides social contact, achievement, and purpose while planning for costs and gradual skill development. Old age is a state of mind.
Nebraska Game Commission members will elect officers at the January 15 meeting. Chairman Don F. Robertson of North Platte retires at term end, with George Pinkerton of Beatrice elected as vice chairman.
The Cham ber of Commerce board approved five major steering committees on Monday with members named to each group. Administrative and oversight committees were listed including executives and officers, while dues collection procedures were outlined and past members urged to resubmit applications and payments.
Dr. Charles Shaw of the San Diego Zoo treated a hangover afflicted lizard aboard the steamship President Van Buren during its voyage from the Philippines. Crew reported the lizard preferred soda water until someone spiked it with whisky. The animal was destined for a trade fair in Oakland, California.
Sen. Carl Curtis surveys 1959 results shaping 1960 fiscal politics. Vetoes preserved budgets, housing and public works wins noted. Senate Labor Rackets probe into Teamsters corruption could top 10 million. House and Senate plans include foreign policy limits, pensions, espionage, farm surplus research, milk co op rules, youth corps. National Shrine by 39 million Catholics noted.
The completed church cost nearly 30 million dollars making it the largest Catholic church in the nation and the seventh largest religious structure worldwide. Its blue and gold domes rise with a cross 239 feet high and seating for 3,000 with capacity for 6,000.
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