Sidney Seeks 1960 Lions Convention Host Status
Editorial lauds Sidney Nebraska as a rising convention city after winning the 1960 Lions Club gathering. It notes past success, hotel and dining capacity for 500 to 2,000 attendees, and the economic impact of hosting such events while urging other groups to pursue regional meetings in Sidney.
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Sidney
Nebraska
Nebraska Lions Club
Sidney Lions Club
Sidney Lions
Lions Club
Sidney Chamber to Boost Funds for Committees in 1959
The Sidney Chamber of Commerce will allocate 3000 to 4000 dollars to committees for the balance of 1959. Industrial committee already has 1300 and retailers 600. Manager Wayne Moran aims to boost community growth and retail trade while trimming administrative costs.
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Sidney Chamber of Commerce
Wayne Moran
Chamber
Moran
Chamber of Commerce
Here We Go Again Wars Carry Scrapped Carriers to Japan
The New York Times notes that WWII aircraft carriers Guadalcanal and Mission Bay have been stripped and sold for steel salvage to a New York firm. They will be towed to Japan amid uncertain buyer plans. The writer warns of shifting U S Japan relations and historical lessons from Pearl Harbor era.
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New York Times
Guadalcanal
Mission Bay
New York
Japan
United States
Pearl Harbor
Monkeys eyed for moon voyage after Able and Baker
Washington reports a potential $11 million appropriation to buy more monkeys for space tests following Able and Baker. The source notes uncertainty about funding and jokes that jungle monkeys could be captured cheaply for moon probing.
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Washington
Able
Baker
Outer Space
United States
Sky Scanning Season Forewarns Farmers Against Hail
The Telegraph warns that the sky scanning season will last until harvests are secured and farmers watch clouds closely. They fear storms may destroy a year of work in minutes, making the fight against nature ongoing and perilous for beets beans potatoes corn and wheat.
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The
Telegraph
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues Mixed Pack
A dense list of crossword clues covers across and down entries with varied answers from mountains to manners. The puzzle includes terms like companion jewel calamitous finial and many more across clues with numerous intersecting down hints.
United States Chamber of Commerce Expands Political Education
The United States Chamber of Commerce launches a political education program to spur business and professional people to engage in politics at local state and national levels. It argues business welfare ties to political structure and urges executives to study policies and tax allocations.
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United States Chamber of Commerce
Businessmen urged to enter politics for practical governance
An editorial argues that businessmen should engage in public life after studying political and civic issues. It suggests the U S Chamber of Commerce may have a good motive by exposing future leaders to politics. It warns that active, solvent governance needs practical, hard headed business influence.
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U. S
America
Business leaders as political candidates face scrutiny in Nebraska
In Nebraska and elsewhere it is hard to spark interest in running for office among successful businesspeople. The piece notes candidates come under suspicion for wealth and questions why they seek politics. It argues for sound, conservative business heads in government to ensure value for public spending.
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Nebraska
Havermore
Jaman
Times Certainly Have Changed Taxes Share Of Profits
The 1958 financial statement of a major American oil company shows taxes totaling 2 355 200 000 dollars, including income, production and other taxes plus import duties and gas taxes collected for governments. The figure equals 11.40 per share and exceeds shareholder dividends and payroll. The piece argues the public bears most industry profits through taxation.
Life Beyond High School Dreams and Ambitions
A writer reflects on graduation as a rite of passage and the shift from carefree youth to a life of work and responsibility. He recalls personal early jobs, parental views, and the changing world shaping teens, noting ambition’s strengths and potential losses. The piece envisions future generations entering space and global mobility as they mature.
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Mars
Capitol News: Lincoln Session Showdown Over State Employee Pay
In Lincoln the Legislature debates state employee pay and party loyalty as Gov. Ralph G. Brooks vetoes salary bills. Lawmakers clash over highway route decisions and the Advisory State Highway Commission, ending with the governor retaining control over road matters.
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Melvin Paul
Lincoln
Ralph
G. Brooks
Richard E. Speirs Jr
Grand Island
Statehouse
Beck
Sparts
Legislatire
Brooks
Capitol
Nebraska
Advisory
State Highway Commission
North Platte
Richard ‘Marvel
Hastings
Don Thompson
McCook
Kenneth L. Bowen
South Platte
Chalemain
J. R.mcbride
Mladen
Tiready
Keattey
Coraddall
Highway Department
Cochran
Advisory Commission
Advisory State Highway Commission
Realism Needed Realism Needed at Omaha Rotary Talk
Brooks McCormick executive vice president of International Harvester spoke to the Omaha Rotary Club. He challenged rising government costs, noting federal and state tax revenue growth since 1940 and urging realism in tax, wage, and depreciation policies to sustain industry and exports.
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Brooks Mccormick
International Harvester
Omaha
Rotary Club
Fatire
Bureau of Labor Statistics
McCormick
Jon’t
Ates
McCoffick Tri
Enarcae
Jaca Ste Any
Jcource
Mr. McCorrick
Farmers Favor Less Government Aid In Farm Policy Poll
Farm Journal polled readers on preferred government farm plans. About 58 percent support ending and eroding subsidies and controls, with poultry beef and fruit producers most eager to drop supports while wheat producers lean against such changes. Farmers cite past programs as failures and want policy reflecting self reliance.
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Dhandonsent
Asi
Tory Leeds
Nedra
Farm Journal
Malt May Increase Barley Feed Value at OSU Study
Oregon State College researchers led by Dr. J E Oldfield test malt enzymes to improve digestion of barley in pig rations. Graduate student Tas Green oversees groups of 10 pigs each fed 20 206 pounds in barley based rations to assess two barley levels and enzyme treated feeds.
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Oregon State College
J. E. Oldfield
Tas Dreen
Cows Help College Bets On 4 H Experience
Betty Muller a Douglass College student credits cattle work with teaching responsibility and steadiness. She raises cows at Bellum Ridge Farm Somerville and competes in 4 H programs while pursuing home economics. Her state university scholarship and early start at age seven began through her father William Muller’s 4 H urging.
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Douglass Colagestew
Brusswick
Exper
Asme
Betty
Sally
Douglass
Willam Muller
Bellum Ridge Farm
Somerville
Texas Winners Ignite Fort West Stock Show Dedication
Roy Parks of Midland Texas and Connie Swinford of Wickita Cher lead show highlights as Hereford breeder dedication honors the event. New Haven College and Martin claim reserve grand champion status with Robert Black noted among the participants.
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Fort West Frees
Roy Parks
Midland
Texas
Connie Swinford
Wickita
Robert Black
New Iavine & & M College
Martin
Medina Bee Center Claims Global Production Lead
Medina Ohio reports it manufactures more bee supplies than any other location. The claim highlights the city as a hub for beekeeping equipment and related products.
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Medina, Ohio
Medina
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