Summer Jobs Open Here Through Chadron Grant
The U S Office of Education awarded Chadron State College a 70009 dollar Work-Study Grant for 1966 summer. The program lets students work in home towns to help pay next year’s expenses. Public schools and agencies including Chadron Hospital Chadron City Chadron State Park Pine Ridge Job Corp Center and others participate. Sidney plans ten work grant slots June July August at 1.25 dollars per hour with about seven thousand dollars for Sidney. Applications for maintenance and office roles should be sent to Superintendent Russell Pedersen immediately.
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United States Office of Education
Chadron State College
Paradise
Office of Education
Chadron Community Hospital
Chadron
Chadron State Park
Pine Ridge
South Dalkota
Ainsworth
Bassett
Bridgeport
Chappell
Cody
Crawford
Dix
Goring
Harrisburg
Harrison
Hemingford
Hyannis
Kimball
Merriman
Mitchell
Morrill
Mullen
Ogallala
O'Neill
Oshkosh
Rushville
Scottsbluff
Sidney
Springview
Valentine
Nebraska
Edgemont
Hot Springs
Martin
Oelrichs
South Dakota
Lusk and
Torrington
Wyoming
Supt
Russell Pedersen
Sidney Public Schools
Pedersen
Lawyers To Meet Here June 17 18
Western Nebraska Bar Association to hold its annual meeting in Sidney on Friday and Saturday June 17 and 18 with 75 to 100 attendees expected. Headquarters at Fort Sidney Motor Hotel. Notable speakers include Attorney General Clarence Meyers of Lincoln. The second day features a golf tournament at Hillside Golf Course and a luncheon with business meeting and talks by Warren Arbam, Howard Moldenhauer, and Frank J. Trelease. The event ends with a cocktail hour and a film on accident reconstruction. L. M. Clinton presides, J. L. Thorpe is vice president, and Jack R. Knicely serves as secretary-treasurer.
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Western Nebraska Bar Association
Sidney
Fort Sidney Motor Hotel
Clarence Meyer
Lincoln
Bar Association
Hillside Golf Course
Fort Sidney
Warren Arbam
Nebraska State Bar Association
Howard H. Moldenhauer
Omaha
Frank J. Trelease
University of Wyoming
Nebraska
Leo Karlen
L. M. Clinton
J. L. Thorpe
Jack R. Knicely
Wheat surplus runs down faster than expected
U S farm officials warn rationing wheat for foreign markets as a record surplus vanishes quickly. Reserve and surplus wheat stocks stood at 1.411 billion bushels on July 1, 1961 and are projected to fall to 555 million by the same date this year. Officials say the drop leaves a safety margin well below their recommended reserve level.
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U.S
Columbus Gets Lions Meeting
Five district governors were named at the Lions 46th annual state convention in Alliance. Harry Knight Hemingford Roger Miller Ord Donald D Sorensen Ralston Wayne Ziebarth Wilcox and Bernard I Galloway Lincoln were named governors. At a luncheon Frank Morrison was guest of honor and Mrs Morrison attended the women's luncheon.
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Alliance
Lions
Harry Knight
Hemingford
Roger Miller
Ord
Donald D.sorensen
Ralston
Wayne Q. Ziebarth
Wilcox
Bernard I, Galloway
Lincoln
Frank Morrison
Mrs. Morrison
Two Sidney Women Fly to Europe on Tour
Mrs. Bud Portz and Mrs. Frank Mick departed Denver by plane on the first leg of a European tour. They will join a London based special tour, visit England, Holland, Germany, France, Monaco, Italy, Switzerland and Austria, and return June 27.
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Bud Portz
Frank Mick
Denver
Europe
London
England
Holland
Germany
France
Monaco
Italy
Switzerland
Austria
Golf book reviews notable 1965 season insights
A 320 page golf guide from Golfer's Digest explains practically every shot and on course situation with tips from top professionals. It details intricate rules and lists 1965 tournament winners. Editors are Lawrence Robinson and Jim Graham.
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New York
Golfer’s Digest
Lawrence Robinson
Jim Graham
Road Ranch plan ties Nebraska to Interstate 80 rest areas
Nebraska state officials map a network of 28 rest areas along Interstate 80 and 10 road ranch sites in central and western Nebraska to lure travelers through the state. Construction at Gibbon and Grand Island begins this summer. In a separate incident, a vacated 1964 car was demolished after being struck by a Union Pacific freight train at a private crossing west of Chappell. Richard Gilliland, 27, of Stanford, Calif., was in the car and perished trying to move the vehicle. He planned to continue to Chicago after visiting his parents in Lincoln.
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Nebraska
State Roads Dept
State Game Commission
Roads Dept
Platte Valley
Big Springs
Elm Creek
Gibbon
Grand Island
Pleasant Dale Guteward County
Lake McConaughy
Gothenburg
North Platte
Lincoln
Omaha
Kimball
Sidney
Game Commission
Mel Steen
Steen
Union Pacific
Chappell
Richard Gilliland
Stanford
Calif
Lee Anderson
E. D. Johnson
Anderson
Gilliland
Chicago
Government warns of possible wheat reserve drop
The government warned that wheat reserves could fall to 350 million bushels next year, prompting potential export limits to ensure ample supplies. Despite dwindling surplus, no bread shortage is seen, with possible increased planting quotas as a countermeasure. Nebraskal Department of Roads notes road safety concerns.
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Orville L. Freeman
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Cheyenne County
Jo Ann Luzio
Kimball and
Banner County
Julie Litjen
Keith
Arthur County
Helen Kiseymberg
Karen Fuller
Nancy Deaver
Rosellen Deaver
Connie Krueger
Benna Belden
Devel County
Gordon Smith
Bruce Peeks
Dale Forander
Robert Germer
Cheyenne County Fairgrounds
Harr Kuska
Garden County
Ivan Lilligren
Bob Woolman
Deuel County
Eagle Scout
Lewellen
Ricky Braasch
Eft
Mickey Robinson
Bruce Burdick
Mickey
Ricky
Order of the Arrow
Burdick
Columbus
Nebraska Department OF Roads
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