No Threat Any More At Sidney Air Service Rise
Editorial notes Sidney Nebraska shows increased air service usage after Frontier added bigger faster planes. Editorial argues the fear of losing service is past, with Civil Aeronautics Board quotas cited and rail service expectations shifting toward air travel. It also contemplates U S wheat policy versus India’s growing production and funding from foundations and government. Local farmers and policy inconsistencies are questioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Nebraska City
Frontier
Civil Aeronautics Board
India
Indira Gandhi
United States
Change in France and Germany Signals Global Harmony
The article notes a shift from historic Franco German enmity to cooperation under Bonn and De Gaulle. It traces long conflicts from Louis XIV and Napoleon to Bismarck and Hitler, then credits moderation and peaceful policies for healing relations. The piece highlights renewed hope for worldwide harmony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Germany
West Germany
Bonn
de Gaulle
Austria
Louis XIV
Napoleon
Prussia
Otto von Bismarck
Kaiser Wilhelm
Hitler
Campus disturbances spark call to listen and reform
A Southern Regional Education Board conference in Austin urged educators and lawmakers to heed student complaints without excusing unrest. Harry E. Smith of UNC urged listening for truth in charges. Dean Robert H. Shaffer of Indiana noted heightened student awareness and urged professors to spark lifelong learning and view students as candles to be lit. A small share of students use unlawful means, but the core message remains: students seek change and voices must be heard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Southern Regional Education Board
Harry E. Smith
University of North Carolina
Robert H. Shaffer
Indiana University
SDS
Students For A Democratic Society
Smith
M60 Machinegun Manual Sold By Government Printing Office
The Government Printing Office lists an illustrated 158 page booklet titled M60 Machinegun. The brochure says it covers mechanical training marksmanship and firing technique. It is offered with other items for a price of 1 dollar.
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Government Printing Office
United States
GFO
Lawmaker Seeks Bonds From Demonstration Groups on Federal Property
Rep Horace R Kornegay of North Carolina pushes a bill requiring protest groups using Federal property to post a bond covering cleanup and restoration costs. A Nationa l Federation of Independent Business poll shows 86 percent support the measure, with 11 percent opposed and 3 percent undecided, including 89 percent in Nebraska in favor.
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Horace R. Kornegay
North Carolina
Nationaal Federation of Independent Business
Independent Business
Kornegay
Nebraska
Farmers face real trouble as wheat prices slump
Keith County News reports on Grant Salisbury of U S News & World Report visiting Ogallala during wheat harvest. He relays quotes from Ray Cogil Don Eichner Carson Smith and E E Kleist showing prices at 1.10 a bushel and fears for both large and small farmers as costs rise and freight capacity limits machinery replacement.
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U. S. News & World Report
Washington D. C
Grant Salisbury
Nebraska
Omaha World Herald
Ogallala
Keith County
Ray Cogil
Ogallala Grain Company
Don Eichner
Carson Smith
E. E. Kleist
Johnson
Keith County News
Salisbury
Agriculture
Colorado Scene shows 100 plates of horse manure
The Colorado Scene art show features 100 paper plates filled with horse manure created by three graduate art students. The exhibit, drawing record crowds, is seen as a possible put-on or a critique of Colorado or horses, with readers speculating on the message and intent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Colorado
United States
Colorado
John Moment
Boulder
Lincoln Star
Is This Price Fixing by Nebraska Liquor Commission
The Nebraska State Liquor Commission plans a July 31 hearing in Lincoln on an order dated July 10 that bars discounts and price changes by wholesalers to retailers. Senator Terry Carpenter, a retailer, recalls a 1953 case challenging price fixing and says the order mirrors that move. Chairman Ray Osborn calls the order a law, while Carpenter threatens a bill to set up state wholesale outlets.
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Nebraska
Terry Carpenter
Liquor Commission
Carpenter
Commission
Ray Osborn
Letter Box: Support Police Power and Law and Order
A reader urges restoring police power to deter crime, arguing suspects should be punished firmly and that current rights protections hinder justice. The writer cites past gangsters and urges enforcement of motorcycle cutout ordinances, urging parents to supervise teens and end nighttime noise from bikes and hot rods near Country Club Drive. Mrs. Arnold Monteith signs off.
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Sidney
Country Club
Country Club Drive
Arnold Monteith
Unclear Crossword Clue List For Review
Fragmented OCR style column listing numbered clues from 10 to 53 with multiple missing or garbled terms. Items include catkins, velvet words, and generic terms like mist ake, attention, collide, and law enforcers, but no coherent narrative or solution provided.
Desist Mythical Lance Mail and Bias Music
Puzzle lists a sequence of clues with numbers and words, hinting at a crossword style fill in. Each item pairs a clue with a short answer, requiring matching terms such as actions, objects, or descriptors across varied senses.
A Conflicted Patriot Prefers Comfort Over Conventions
An aging narrator cherishes simple pleasures and modern comforts over political action. He values efficiency, routine, and domestic ease, rejects upheaval, and admits a cautious, nonconfrontational stance toward social change and race power dynamics. He dismisses activism as unsuitable for his passive temperament.
Footwork beats trains in budget debate in India
An Andhra Pradesh MP complained during the railway budget debate that old men in the state favor walking between villages over slow trains. The remark highlighted concerns about rail service and rural mobility amid budget discussions.
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New Delhi
Andhra Pradesh
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