American and European theater audiences differ says Kruger
German actor Hardy Kruger notes U S audiences differ from Europe saying Americans attend to look at actors not to share an experience He also laments fewer young people and cites European low student prices keeping theaters alive while U S prices deter attendance.
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Rural Youth Plans Tours Mid-Winter Institute in Sidney
Rural Youth members from Nebraska will tour western oil wells the Egging Manufacturing Co. plant and Sioux Army Depot during the Mid-Winter Institute in Sidney February 4 and 5. The program includes workshops on the Nebraska Centennial Pet Peeves and Personality Development and a banquet with speakers Mrs. George Fleming and Minister resource discussions. New officers will be installed at the close.
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University of Nebraska School of Technical Agriculture
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Cheyenne County 4-H
REA Hurt By Budget
President Johnson’s new budget to Congress faces Nebraska rural electric leaders opposition as cuts threaten the rural electrification program. Jerry L. Anderson of the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association warns the plan would slash funds to 270 million of the 402 million approved for 1966, prompting Nebraska members to back the association’s drive for full funding and a 262 million deficiency loan fund.
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