Nebraska Veteran to Receive Bronze Star at Warren Parade
Snr. Master Sgt. Clifford F. McCart a native of Mitchell now living in Scottsbluff will be awarded the Bronze Star at a 9 a.m. ceremony at F. E. Warren Air Force Base. McCart served with the 1964th Command Squadron at Ton Son Nhut Viet Nam. He is a 16 year Air Force veteran and will next tour Germany. Nebraska Colorado and Wyoming Viet Nam veterans will be decorated by their governors during missile flight dedication ceremonies in all three states.
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Nebraska
F. E. Warren Air Force Base
Norbert Tiemann
Clifford F. McCart
Sgt
McCart
Mitchell
Scottsbluff
Ton Son Nhut
Viet Nam
Swanson Returns From CWA 29th Annual Convention
L. L. Swanson of Local 7405 in the Communications Workers of America returned Monday from the union's 29th annual convention in Kansas City Missouri. The gathering drew rank and file delegates from over 800 locals across the United States and Canada to chart policy for the year ahead. Hubert Humphrey spoke during the event amid debates on economic policy and privacy concerns over wiretapping and electronic eavesdropping. A full report will be shared with Local 7405 members at the next meeting.
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L. L. Swanson
Communications Worers of America
Kansas City
CWA
United States
Canada
Joseph A. Beirne
Communications Workers Union
Swanson
Hubert H. Humphrey
Summer Salads Feature Turkey as Fresh Helper
Ethel Diedrichsen from the University of Nebraska Extension notes small turkeys up to eight pounds suit a range of prep methods. Larger birds can be stewed, simmered or poached while cut-up parts offer versatility for oven baking braising boiling and barbecuing. Drum sticks add braised or simmered options.
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Lincoln
Turkey
Ethel Diedrichsen
University of Nebraska Extension
Taxes On Trips Are Deductible
University of Nebraska Extension home management specialist Clara Leopold says deductions apply to state taxes paid in visited states. She notes state gasoline taxes can total 20 percent or more of fuel expenses on a summer tour, and taxes on merchandise, food, and lodgings are deductible.
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Lincoln
Clara Leopold
University of Nebraska Extension
Helen Becker
American Medical Association
United States faces constant accidental injury toll
About a quarter of the U S population suffers injuries annually serious enough to need first aid or medical care or to miss work. The figure highlights the persistent risk and impact of everyday accidents nationwide.
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United States
Dalton News Boys Attend Scout Camp and DC Trip
The Dalton troop details a June scout camp at Laramie Peak with merit badges archery and a campfire. Badges earned, rain delays, and staff notes follow, then a Washington DC REA Essay trip with tours of the Capitol and White House, Kennedy grave, and a river boat hootenanny.
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Virginia
White House
President Johnson
Billy Graham
Walter Crone Kite
Washington National Cathedral
Washington Monument
Jefferson Memorial
Lincoln Memorial
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Department of Justice
FBI
National Gallery of Art
Smithsonian Institution
Library of Congress
Archives
Chicago
Chinatown
Old Town
Loop
Lover’s Lane
Fire Department
O’leary
Ken McMillan
Lincoln Depot
REA
Marathon World Magazine Wins National Honor
Marathon World Magazine, external quarterly from Marathon Oil, won two national industrial editors awards. It received the Management Award from the International Council of Industrial Editors in Detroit and a first place for design from the American Association of Industrial Editors, marking back-to-back honors. W. Reed Trask Jr. edits, with T. A. Cavanaugh as assistant editor and S. R. Corfman as art director.
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Detroit
American Association of Industrial Editors
the World
Marathon
W. Reed Trask, Jr
T. A. Cavanaugh
S. R. Corfman
Heat Safety Tips For Travel And Kids Health
Heat exhaustion and heat stroke are risks in hot weather. Seek prompt medical help for heat exhaustion or stroke. Stay cool by resting in the shade, drinking fluids, and wearing light clothing. Children’s illnesses like measles or mumps are common and usually temporary with immunity built.
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The
American Medical Association
Parade Judges Are Named for August 22 Centennial
Lyle Mather of Gurley announced the judges for the August 22 parade. Judges include Mrs. Shirley Anderson Dalton Mrs. Eleanor Hafer Lodgepole and Kenneth L. Rose Potter, with Werdell Lessman of Gurley as organizer. Narrators are Stan Larabee and Mrs. Jack Knicely.
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Lyle Mather
Gurley
Shirley Anderson
Dalton
Eleanor Hafer
Lodgepole
Kenneth L. Rose
Potter
Werdell Lessman
Stan Larabee
Jack Knicely
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Gary Ziegler
Ed Schinzel
Eugene Pelster
Guernsey Dam
Laramie Peak
Darwin Reimers
Black Mountain
Order of the Arrow
Jimmy Schmitt
Danny Twarling
Bob Fraass
Percy McCabe
Dennis Pelster
Mike Schinzel
Pat Hiner
Randy Twarling
Billy Eddy
Mike McCabe
Dale Henke
Tim McCabe
Dennis Miller
Michael Pelster
Eddie Schmitt
Bruce Fraass
Dennie Pelster
Boy Scout News
Scribe
Ington D. C
Chicago River
McCormick Place
Marina City
Skid Row
Chicago Observatory
Lakeshore Drive
Saint Peter and Paul Catholic Church
Chicago Temple
Museum of Science and Industry
Washington
Arlington National Cemetery
President Kennedy
Iwo Jima Memorial
Mount Vernon
National Theatre
Eddie Fisher
Buddy Hackett
Hruska
Congressional Record
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House of Representatives
US Capitol
Department of Agriculture
NRECA
Potomac River
Kentucky
Minnesota
Missouri
Pennsylvania
South Dakota
Mary Mahr
Washington D. C
Pelster
Gene Lienemann
Lorenzo
Steven Lienemann
Wash
Marathon World Magazine
Vincent Price
Bonne Bell
Rexall
FOX
Boors
Contin
Steve McQueen
James Garner
Richard Attenborough
Pavavision
Color of
Lane
Jack Lemmon
Shirly Malaine
Disneys
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Ico Macmurray
Os Hagen
Walt Disney
Profesor
Fancy Macmurray - Olson
P.T.A. Matinee
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Jackson
Illinois
OF Paints
GLO Enamels
Pratt & Lambert
Roller
A de Lour Home Decorating
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