Editorial endorses soil conservation to revive farm health
The Telegraph urges strict soil conservation to restore land to its rightful use. It cites Dr. Hugh Bennett and the Soil Conservation Service, arguing land should be farmed only if capable and not plowed where unsuitable, with retired land re seeded and left undisturbed.
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Soil Conservation Service
Omaha World Herald
Telegraph
Cheyenne County
Department of Agriculture
Our Armed Might Inaugural Parade Displays United States Power
The narrator reflects on the inaugural parade seen on television showing missiles and manpower. The piece argues the United States seeks peace but is ready for any eventuality, noting foreign views of such displays as potentially threatening.
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United States
Russia
Business Chart Sees Mixed Uproar as New Year Begins
A man asked about business. the reply framed the scene: not as bad as before, not as good as it was. The assessment marks a cautious outlook as a new year starts.
Spending too much on foreign aid and fake friends
The editorial argues the United States spends far too much on foreign aid and giveaway programs. It warns that excessive spending could bankrupt the nation, ruin its ability to act as a global power, and fail to secure lasting friendship or defend against communism.
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O'ne
United States
Santa Claus
Senator A A Fenske of Sunol Represents 43rd District
Lincoln visit highlights Nebraska's unicameral system led by Sen. A. A. Fenske of Sunol in the four county 43rd District. Now in third term and on the Budget Committee, he wields influence over state finances and advocates for constituents in the Unicameral.
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Nebraska
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Sen
A. A. Fenske
Sunol
Fenske
Nebraka
The Man For The Job
The Nebraska football program eyes Bill Jennings as a solid 39 year old candidate who visited the campus last week. He aims to stabilize the team and build a lasting legacy at Nebraska amid a very tough 1957 schedule.
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Bill Jennings
Nebraska
Government Handouts and the Cost of Freedom
U S News & World Report highlights that federal state and local governments spend about 110 billion dollars yearly, roughly one third of national earnings. Garth Shoemaker argues many aids are wasteful yet necessary while others erode initiative and independence, undermining political freedom.
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U. S. News & World Report
United States
Garth A. Shoemaker
Citizens Public Expenditure Survey
Father recalls daughter marriage and time with acceptance
A father reflects on his daughter’s upcoming wedding after twenty six years of marriage. He weathers mixed feelings, values memory over money, and notes that aging tempers expectations while a big DeMille style wedding looms. He plans quiet support and bank-wary prudence.
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DeMille
Nebraska must fix its own farm problems, says Dean Lambert
Dr. W. W. Lambert, dean of Nebraska University College of Agriculture, urges Nebraskans to solve production, marketing, and conservation issues using the university system. He cites staff losses since 1955, salary shortages, and aging equipment as threats to ongoing agricultural research and extension efforts.
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Lincoln
Dean Lambert
Agricultural Extension Service
Frank Eldridge
E. F. Frolik
Nebraska
Plastic Top Maintenance Do and Donts
Advice on caring for laminated plastic surfaces used on tables and sink cabinets. It covers safe cleaning agents, removing edge grease with nonmetal tools, applying wax occasionally, and avoiding abrasive powders. It warns against placing hot appliances directly on plastic without padding and notes a temperature resistance up to 275 degrees Fahrenheit.
Burros Threaten Desert Life in California
Lowell Sumner warns that wild burros in Death Valley and the Mojave threaten vegetation and water supplies. He calls for a planned reduction of burro numbers and strict protective measures to preserve habitats and the watershed for a growing human population.
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Calif
West
California
Death Valley
Flora
Luna
Lowell Sumner
Sequoia and
Kings Canyon National Parks
Sumner
Mojave Desert
Animal Kingdom
Tasclyvoen
Mojave
Atlas Revisits Westward Pioneers In Rand McNally Release
Rand McNally and Co releases Pioneer Atlas of the American West. Andrew McNally III notes 5000 copies produced after surveys showed only six original copies from 1876 to 77. Maps cover Dakota to Alaska with railroads trails forts and gold fields. Text by Dale L Morgan highlights government land surveys and cheap land prices.
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Rocky Mountains
Rand McNally and Co
Andrew McNally III
Dale L. Morgan
Black Hills
Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
New Mexico
Texas
California
Nevada
Montana
Idaho
Oregon
Colorado
Utah
Wyompeg
Washington
Alaska
Rep Miller Foresees Independent 85th Congress Action
Rep Miller asserts the 85th Congress will not be a rubber stamp and will clash on issues while striving to avoid extreme partisanship in foreign policy. He praises the President’s State of the Union yet says agriculture needs stronger emphasis and predicts most proposals will become law.
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Miller
85Th Congress
Congress
Aplause
House
Senate
Times
Meteorologist Predicts End of Drought Severity Era
MIT meteorologist Dr Harold C Willett says the worst of the drought is past and the 1960s may be wetter, with sunspot cycles influencing climate. He notes government drought aid, Eisenhower tours the area, and predicts a new wet period around 1975 to 1980.
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Drouth
Cnn
Harold C. Willett
Massachusets Institute of Technology
Willett
U. S. News & World Report
Eisenhower
ACROSS and DOWN Puzzle Clues Mixed with Answers
A mixed list of crossword style clues and numbered entries with definitions and some partial answers. The grid references include across and down clues such as Sheep for 5 across and Badgerlike animal for 50 down, with clues spanning animals, objects, and actions.
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