Cheyenne County Chamber Sets 1969 Report To Stockholders
The Cheyenne County Chamber of Commerce plans a report to stockholders next Monday night January 27 to review 1968 and forecast 1969. I. K. Yanney is 1969 president as the county wide chamber aims at a record 650 attendees for the annual meeting. Editorial comments condemn a Washington inaugural protest as a sick segment of society and warn of internal peril to America.
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Cheyenne
I. K. Yanney
Chamber of Commerce
Sidney
Washington D. C
Nixon
LBJ
America
Aged Are Getting Better Medical Care Debate
An alert wheat grower highlights an Omaha World Herald story on 1968 inflation. Purchasing power fell to 81 cents per 1957 dollar in November, with CPI at 123.4. While groceries dipped, overall costs rose across housing, clothing, transport, and medical care. Farmers see little benefit as farm crop value declined from 1967 to 1968 despite higher wheat production. The pie story ends with the farmer providing the pie but not the bite.
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Omaha World Herald
State
Federal Division of Agricultural Statistics
Nebraska
Keith County
Frank H. Tanner
Lincoln
Nebraska State Medical Association
Tanner
G. L. Collins
Collins
Robert J. Morgan
Alliance
Stuart C. Mount
Nebraska Hospital Association
Mount
Social Security Office
Grandpa
Aurora
Aurora Memorial Hospital
Harold B. Foster
Foster
Aurora Hospital
Hamilton County
Falls City
Medicare
Archibald J. Weaver
Weaver
Falls City Hospital
Bryan Memorial Hospital
Eugene G. Edwards
Edwards
C. A. McGuire
S. 14Th St
L. J. Holdstein
C St
Richard Egan
Creighton University
Omaha
Congress
OEO Grapevine Boycott Sparks Federal Office Row
The Office of Economic Opportunity faced scrutiny over a grape boycott activity inside its Washington DC building. Signs and bumper stickers linked to the Don’t Buy Grapes committee promoted Chavez’s grape boycott with apparent support from labor and clergy groups, drawing calls for congressional investigation into OEO’s role and motives amid wage and labor concerns.
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Office of Economic Opportunity
OEO
19Th Street
N. W
Washington, D.C
Commonwealth and Territories
United Farm Workers
California
Greater Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
Jacob Javits
New York
Edward Kennedy
Massachusetts
Eugene McCarthy
Minnesota
D. C
USDA
U. S
Congress
Farm Bureau News
Remembering Senator Stanley Matzke of Nebraska
The Nebraskan statesman Stanley Matzke is mourned as a lifelong Cornhusker. A lawyer journalist and broadcaster he balanced public service with deep faith and family. He traveled the state renewing ties and offering guidance to many he touched. His death leaves an empty place in Nebraska.
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Nebraska
Stanley Matzke
Cornhuskerland
Stan Matzke
Traffic congestion is mild compared with other nations
The piece argues U S road traffic congestion feels bad but is relatively manageable given the country's size. It notes the United States averages 25.5 vehicles per road mile versus 43.9 in Italy, 47.3 in West Germany, and 55.3 in Britain, suggesting potential for worse conditions despite current congestion.
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United States
Italy
West Germany
Britain
Voyage for Knowledge A Gulf Stream Undersea Mission
A six member science crew will depart Florida in May or June aboard a specially designed submarine. They will travel the Gulf Stream north toward New England to seek knowledge about the sea as a major food source. Dr Jacques Piccard leads the mission to answer billions of questions as population growth stresses land food production.
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Florida
Gulf Stream
New England
Jacques Piccard
Paths of Progress in Gov Norbert Tiemann State Address
Nebraska Governor Norbert Tiemann framed the state of the state as a call to continue progress set two years ago. He urged a cordial relationship with the Legislature, outlined a blueprint for open housing, a state personnel system, government reorganization, treatment and corrections reform, higher education coordination, air pollution control, and soil and water conservation restructuring. He warned of budget needs and noted lawmakers cannot exceed his recommended appropriations without a two thirds vote.
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Norbert Tiemann
Tiemann
Nebraska
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Run Together
Crossword puzzle clues across listed with numbers and mixed spellings, plus down clues and answers for a reader puzzle section with terms like Fish Army Anvil and other scattered entries from the old page. The jumble shows many misspellings and OCR errors but preserves the puzzle's core clue set.
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Dianne Loennig
University School of Journalism
BY Dianne Loennig
Sen
Voyage For Knowledge
Humble
Army
Strategic Air Command
Dirk
Rai
AP News
Pat Yee
Dayton Thorobred Tires
Dayton
Dayton Tire & Rubber Company
Dayton Tire & Rubber Co
Ohio
Larabee
Olds
Cadillac
Wien
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