Two Cheyenne County Youth Land Lead Roles in Kiss Me Kate
Galen Kriesel of Gurley and Vaughn Meter of Sidney, both freshmen, win principal parts in Midland College's Kiss Me Kate spring production set for May 7 to 9 on campus. Kriesel is son of Fred and .. Kriesel of Gurley Ivy, Meter son of Don and .. Meter of Sidney. Fremont citizens and college instrumentalists will accompany the show, a joint effort of the college music and dramatics departments.
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Cheyenne County
Midland College
Galen Kriesel
Gurley
Vaughn Meter
Sidney
Kriesel
Fred Kriesel
Gur- Ivy
Meler
Don Meler
Fremont
College Instrumental Music
College Music and Dramatics
Cub Scout Pack 90 January Meeting Highlights
Cub Scout Pack 90 met January 22 at First Methodist Church social hall with Jim Paxton as cubmaster. Den 4 opened ceremonies. new Bobcat pins awarded to Kenny Holbrook Jimmy Tangeman Brent Talish Greg Bryant Dennis Jensen Bruce Wakeman Hal Zalesky Scott Cook. Awards for Ray Scholes LeRoy Kindred Jan Headley and Don Paxton noted. Pinewood Derby winners listed. Dale Kahl Pack champion Scott Cornelius second. Rocky Zalesky won best looking car.
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Pack
Pack 90
First Methodist Church
Jim Paxton
Den 4
Kenny Holbrook
Jimmy Tangeman
Brent Talish
Greg Bryant
Dennis Jensen
Bruce Wakeman
Hal Zale- Sky
Scott Cook
Ray Scholes
Jan Headley
LeRoy Kindred
Jerry Stegemin
Don Paxton
Denner
Mark Cruise
Den
Sandy Sallstrom
Jimmy Tungeman
Billy Steele
Kenneth Steffens
Mike Chaffee
Rocky Zalesky
Bill Mehling
Pat Wieser
Danny
Trickler
Rory Zalesky
Pat Hassle
Scott Cornelius
Kent Wright
Dale Kahl
Dean Kahl
Scott Warren
Rocky “Alesky
Lloyd Carr
H. C. Craig
Oats Support Rate Set At 64 Cents For 1964
The 1964 Cheyenne County oats price support remains 64 cents per bushel based on Grade No. 3 oats, matching 1963. Adjustments include 7 cent discount for badly stained or weathered Grade No. 4 oats and a 3 cent test weight discount for Grade No. 4. Premiums of 1 cent for Grade No. 2, 1 cent for heavy, and 2 cents for extra heavy test weight apply. loans and purchases run harvest through Jan 31, 1965 with simplified procedures to speed farm-stored loans and avoid service charges by redeeming crops.
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Cheyenne County
Louis Nienhuser
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee
Nienhuser
Commodity Credit Corporation
It Costs Less To Carpet In Long Run
A University of Nebraska specialist reports that carpeting in classrooms costs less to maintain over time than hard asphalt tile. Two studies show carpeted rooms require 34 minutes per thousand square feet daily versus 64.5 minutes for hard surface, with annual costs of 177 dollars per thousand square feet for soft flooring and 351 for asphalt. A three year to nine year projection also favors carpet for lower total costs despite higher initial expense.
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Lincoln
United States
Magdalene Pfister
University of Nebraska
Export Need For Wheat On Upgrade
Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman warns that the current export surge and price signals are not a long range fix for U S wheat issues. He notes potential exports reaching up to one billion bushels, a large carryover, and cautions farmers not to expect next year prices to stay as high. The department will support the 1964 crop but overproduction and a $1 25 support price may depress prices.
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United States
Orville L. Freeman
Ussr
Nebraska election deadlines tighten for national convention bids
Nebraska election officials warn of tight timelines as state parties must hold their conventions by June 1 with delegates named by May 28. The three day gap between naming delegates and the state convention pressures contenders for at large national posts. Other key dates include March 3 for party formation, March 12 presidential ballot petitions, and November 3 general election.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Frank Marsh
Omaha
Accuracy urged in reports on farming income
Thousands of self employed farmers and dependents have retired on social security benefits since 1954 when coverage expanded. Today about 4.5 million more farmers or those relying on farming seek protection against income loss due to age disability or death. Farmers are urged to file prompt accurate 1963 income reports.
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Congress
Claire W. Schuneman
Social Security
Schuneman
Uncle Sam
Internal Revenue Service
Post Office
Scottsbluff
Avenue A
Digest tops 3 000 000 at Chemical Abstracts Service
The Chemical Abstracts Service reports its 3,000,000th digest of a research report. Federal Housing Administration announces Civil Service exams across multiple states with GS-9 and GS-7 salaries starting at 7030 and 5795 per year. Applications by April 36, 1964. Patent Office job at 3620 starting 3620. Agriculture barter with defense materials totals about 1.5 billion since 1954.
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Federal Housing Administration Board of U. S. Civil Service Examiners
North Dakota
South Dakota
Minnesota
Nebraska
Iowa
Kansas
Missouri
St. Louis
U. S. Civil Service Region
Market Street
FHA Board of Civil Service Examiners
North Seventh Street
Federal Housing Administration
Seventh Street
South Fargo
South Main Avenue
Sioux Falls
South Fourth Street
Minneapolis
North 17Th Street
Omaha
Park Street
Des Moines
Kansas Avenue
Topeka
West 12Th Street
Kansas City
United States Civil Service Commission
Patent Office
Washington
D. C
Civil Service
United States
Chrysler
Chrysler Corporation
Chrysler Motors Corporation
Cattle Prices Seen Unchanged in 1964 With Shifts
University of Nebraska economist Everett Peterson forecasts 1964 cattle prices will not rise above 1963 levels overall though seasonal shifts will occur. Slower late year feedlot movement reduces slaughter and boosts prices into spring while calf and feeder cattle supplies rise next fall. Miss Becker adds sleep guidance linking rest to health and sleep quality.
Individual Need For Sleep Varies
Lincoln Nebraska sleep guidance stresses that sleep is a fundamental health need greater than food. Helen Becker, UNL Extension health education specialist, notes sleep restores mind and body, supports physical fitness, and boosts disease resistance. The article links sleep quality to work, social ties, and emotional attitudes, urging complete relaxation for rest.
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Lincoln
Helen Becker
University of Nebraska
Price of Lambs Won’t Improve
LINCOLN Nebraskans can expect no increase in lamb prices in 1964, but should be able to get more for their wool clip than they did in 1963, according to Everett Peterson, University of Nebraska agricultural economist. Imports, limited demand, and low prices for beef and poultry will offset a decline in lamb slaughter to keep prices from rising. Sheep numbers in the U S were down to about 29 5 million head on January 1, the lowest since records have been kept. The 1963 lamb crop of 19.7 million was down 3 per cent. Still the price of lambs will not go up.
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Lincoln
Peterson
Bain
Kentucky voter dislikes gambling in magistrate race
Nicholasville Ky AP Mrs Nellie Stinnett and John Faintled in an election for Jessamine County magistrate they agreed to settle the race by a coin flip best two out of three. They lost the toss twice in a row and Mrs Stinnett still dislikes gambling.
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Nicholasvit TE
Nellie Stinnett
John Fain
Jessamine
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Living Circle
Cub Scout Promise
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Chemical Abstracts
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Chemical Abstracts Service
Miss Becker
Nebraska University
Star-spangled Savings Plan
U. S
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Treasury Department
Rural Fire District No. 2
Dalton Fire Hall
Dalton
Chrysler Dealers
Maddox Motor CO
Illinois
CIDAA
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