Fort Robinson Beef Research Draws Global Visitors
Fort Robinson Beef Research Station in Nebraska hosts a growing stream of visitors from 20 states and 10 foreign countries over more than two years through 1964. Superintendent Jim Ingalls and staff showcase breeding pens and calving pastures as international inquiries on beef cattle breeding, nutrition, physiology, and range management rise, with 32 states sending questions in three years and 18 countries emailing requests for bulletins and talks.
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Jim Ingalls
South Dakota
Nuckolls
Nebraska
Thailand
Colombia
South Africa
England
Brazil
Turkey
Australia
Wyoming
Cornhusker
Ingalls
Fort Robinson
James Wiltbank
Land Grant University
Davis
California
Fort Collins
Colorado
Las Cruces
New Mexico
Knoxville
Tennessee
East Lansing
Michigan
Pullman
Washington
Beulah
North Dakota
Ontario
Oregon
Broadus
Montana
Hopland
Convent Station
New Jersey
Franklin
North Carolina
Olivia
Minnesota
Weston
Connecticut
Canada
Israel
Japan
Poland
Belgium
Rhodesia
Union of South Africa
Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization
New South Wales
ARC Animal Breeding Research Organization
Midlothian
Scotland
Veterinary College of Norway
John Rothlisberger
Crossword Puzzle 16 Half Prefix Ford Killer Whale
Crossword clues list with answers spanning halves such as prefix and designer terms. Includes Ford and killer whale entries plus theater seat and forehead related hints. A compact puzzle item with sequential numbered hints for solvers.
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Ford
Killer Whale
Nebraskans face sprawling 800-bill agenda in new legislature
In Lincoln the reapportioned Nebraska Legislature, with 49 members, opens amid a Federal Court order and a shift from familiar faces. Over 800 bills are expected this session as Governor Morrison pushes education, welfare expansion, and tax shifts while lawmakers debate tax policy and spending, aiming for mid year adjournment or possibly June.
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Melvin Paul
Statehouse
Lincoln
New Look
Nebraska
Capitol
Morrison
Kenneth L. Bowen
Red Cloud
Budget requests rise past 1963 figures in state plan
State Tax Commissioner's Budget Office lists total requests at 442 290 482 for state departments and agencies, excluding the University of Nebraska capital budget. The biennial drain on general funds is projected at 136 001 259, with about 141 million anticipated in federal funds and similar cash funds. Health officials urge Lincoln to adopt air pollution controls and establish administration procedures. Suno News items note community visits, hospital stays, travel to Phoenix, bowling events, and local business ads.
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State Game Commission
Melvin O. Steen
Steen
Chadron State Park
Board of Educational Lands
Chadron Park
Nebraska Hospital Advisory Council
Verne Pangborn
State Department of Health
Department of Institutions
Pangborn
Lincoln
State Tax Commissioner
University of Nebraska Capital
John Luethje
Carl Christ Starts Chappell School Addition Work
Carl Christ, general contractor for the Chappell Elementary School addition, began preliminary construction Monday. Sidney contractor won the bid in December for the W. M. Wiest school addition. Sallstrom Plumbing handles the mechanical contract and Snell Electric the electrical. The new section will extend the south end of the current building and connect via an office, with three floors and a roof at the existing level. The office area will align with current classrooms, five new rooms a few steps lower, and the lower levels will house a multi purpose room and kitchen. The plan eliminates expensive filling and yields a high ceiling in the auditorium-like space, according to Supt. Hasemeyer.
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Chappell
Carl Christ
Sidney
W. M. Wiest
Sallstrom Plumbing and Heating
Scottsbluff
Snell Electric
North Platte
Supt. Hasemeyer
Plans Will Meet Resistance Near Sidney I 80 interchange
The Nebraska highway department has not fixed a site for the Interstate 80 interchange south of Sidney. Current preference leans southeast of Sidney near the Union Pacific overpass, but local sentiment favors a spot directly south of town at the hill crest near Route 19. Officials say a final decision is close, with protests possible after state highway commission notice.
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Highway Department
Sidney
Union Pacific
Don Coffey
Coffey
Tom Coffey
State Highway Commission
C.B. Dorwart
Chamber of Commerce
Lew Mehling
E. R. Jimerson
Kenneth Noteboom
Dave Young
Jack H. Lowe
Gordon Tobin
Lee Jones
Bureau of Public Roads
Charles Nutter
Bridgeport
Jones
March of Dimes Launches Leaflet on Birth Defects Fight
The March of Dimes offers guidance for families facing birth defects. Advice covers planning for marriage, pregnancy, and when defects occur, stressing medical guidance, Rh factors, avoiding infections, and seeking support from physicians, clergy, and national foundations.
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March of Dimes
II. US
Lutler
Stothers
March
National Foundation-March of Dimes
Salk
Sabin
U.S
Farmers Apply Know-How To Soil Care To Minimize Drouth Losses
Farmers adapt soil conservation in western Nebraska as a harsh season tests methods learned since the dustbowl. Experts warn January February dryness persists with wind deciding wheat survival and erosion risk while soil testing guides 1965 crop plans. Livestock production stays strong with high feed gains and healthy lamb survival.
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Nebraska
Great Plains
Ivan Liljegren
Federal
Division of Agricultural Statistics
Panhandle
Sugar Beet Share Requests Open for 1965 Crop
Sugar beet growers may apply for a Share allocation for the 1965 crop. Submit requests by February 12 to be eligible for Sugar Program benefits. Eligibility requires 1965 beet acreage on a farm not exceed the established Share, with requests via the sugar beet fieldman or County ASCS office.
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ASCS
Martin Named Oil and Gas Law Committee Chairman
Henry Cohen of Omaha, president of the Nebraska Bar Association, announced the 1965 committee chairs. Paul L. Martin of Sidney is named chairman of the committee on oil and gas law.
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Henry Cohen
Omaha
Nebraska
Paul L. Martin
Sidney
Defense Surplus Sale Jan 28 Sealed Bid Invitation
The Defense Surplus Sales Office announces a sealed bid sale Invita tion for Bid No. 358S-65-25 covering miscellaneous scrap materials. Bid opening is at ten a.m. January 28. Items include aluminum, copper, steel, rubber, textiles, electronic gear and more stored at Rocky Mountain Arsenal and several Colorado and nearby depots. Contact Pueblo DSSO for catalogs and bid forms at 303 947 3341 extension 596.
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Defense Surplus
P.O. Box
Pueblo
Colorado
U. S. Army Rocky Mountain Arsenal
Lowry Afb
Denver
Fort Carson
Colorado Springs
Pueblo Army Depot
Black Hills Army Depot
Igloo
South Dakota
Fort Wingate Army Depot
Gallup
New Mexico
Grand Forks Afb
North Dakota
Elsworth Afb
Rapid City
Nebraska Conservation Contractors Meet Set for January 21 22
The Nebraska Conservation Contractors Association will hold its sixth annual meeting January 21 and 22 in Lincoln. The NCAA formed in 1959 includes earthmoving contractors specializing in installing conservation structures like dams terraces land leveling and waterways on farms across the state. The two day conference begins at 9 a.m. with registration at the Cornhusker Hotel.
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Lincoln
Nebraska Conservation Contractors Association
NCAA
Cornhusker
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