Moving ETV Tower South Should Provide Southern Panhandle With Better Picture
A Nebraska plan moves the 1500 foot Educational TV Network tower from Alliance toward Angora to improve reception for Cheyenne and Kimball counties. The relocation plus boosters should widen ETV service across the Panhandle, serving 370,000 students at about 450000 annually once statewide operation begins.
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ETV
Southern Panhandle
Nebraska
Cheyenne
Kimball
North Platte
Alliance
Angora
Panhandle
Omaha, Mead
Lexington
Alliance-Angora
George H. Fleming
Sidney
Sen. Fleming
Wayne Moran
No Extension Seen For Goose Refuge
Rumors that the Nebraska Game Commission would extend the Keith-Garden Goose Management Area boundary east to Otter Creek were denied. Willard R. Barbee said boundaries set in 1960 remain, with no plans to move the refuge further east. The inquiry originated from W D Craig to Commissioner A I Rauch alleging the proposed extension.
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Nebraska Game Commission
Keith-Garden Goose
Otter Creek
Willard R. Barbee
Land Management Division
Game Commission
W.D. Craig
A. I. Rauch
Two-Car Crash Causes Heavy Damage at 17th and Jackson
A Saturday morning collision at the 17th and Jackson intersection involved Isaac Ramos driving east on Jackson and Jeanette Stephenson on 17th going south. Damage totaled 275 to Ramos car and 250 to Stephenson vehicle. no injuries reported.
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Isaac Ramos
Jeanette Stephenson
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Oregon Trail Days 1964 Plans Announced at Gering
The 43rd Oregon Trail Days festival in Gering on July 16 and 17 features the Old Settlers reunion at Central Auditorium, Half Century club program, a parade with over $1,000 in cash prizes, kiddies events, and daily free attractions. Old Settlers will register at Central auditorium and elect honorary president Roy Baker and honorary vice president Edna Cleveland. McGrew is listed as honorary official and will head the big parade ahead of governors and senators.
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Gering
Nebraska
Old Settlers
Central Auditorium
Hig
Roy Baker
Edna Cleveland
McGrew
Community club schedule and Picnics Week in Fort Sidney
A sequence of meetings and events listed for June across Fort Sidney locations. Rotary, Kiwanis, Toastmasters, DeMolay, Odd Fellows, Jaycees, W F W Auxiliary, Job's Daughters, Rebekah Lodge, Moose Lodge and church circle meetings fill June 15 to 21. The Suzette picnic occurs at Legion Park on Wednesday at 12:00 with other era groups meeting at VF W Post 815. Ends with church circles and Luther Leagues during the weekend.
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Rotary Club
Ft.Sidney
Kiwanis Club
Toastmaster’s Club
Ft. Sidney
DeMolay
Masonic Temple
Odd Fellows
M. Jaycees
Jaycee Legion Club
W.F.W. Auxiliary
Post
NARCE
21St Ave
Job
Lutheran Church
Holy Trinity
Holy Trinity Miriam- Esther
S.S.C.S
First Methodist Church
Women’s Assn. of Light Memorial Presbyterian Church
Royal Neighbors of America
Cheyenne
IOOF
Trail Blazers
Trail Blazers Car Club
St. Paul’s Lutheran Walther
Holy Trinity Lutheran
Three DeMolay Members to Receive Chevalier Rank
The Supreme Council of the Order of DeMolay in Kansas City has announced that three Sidney chapter DeMolay members Richard Heizer Terry Spiker and Gary Talich will receive the Degree of Chevalier at a public Investiture June 18 at 8 p.m. in the Sidney Masonic Temple. Degrees will be conferred by Temple Commandery No. 30 of Sidney. The event is open to the public and all are invited to attend.
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Supreme Council of the Order of DeMolay
Kansas City
Sidney
de Molay
Richard Heizer
Terry Spiker
Gary Talich
Sidney Masonic Temple
Temple Commandery No
C. E. Heizer
Sidney DeMolay
University of Nebraska
Keith Spiker
Nebraska
Terry
Lloyd Talich
Sidney High
Robert Rowan
Gurley
Don Ray Cruise
Lynn Nelson
Fort Robinson Reunion Slated
A Fort Robinson reunion for all veterans and civilian staff is planned for July 3 to 5 in Crawford Nebraska. Attendees are asked to reserve by sending notices to the Fort Robinson Reunion Committee in Crawford. The event coincides with Crawford’s rodeo, dance, and fireworks, featuring a big parade on July 4 and a Sunday gathering at 10 A.M. with a short program and dinner.
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Fort Robinson
Ft. Robinson
Fort
Crawford
Nebraska
Taylor Expands Chesapeake Training Center Near Woodstock Farm
Canadian owner Edward P. Taylor plans a 600 acre training center adjacent to Woodstock Farm in Chesapeake City Maryland, opposite the home of the famous gelding Kelso. The 3 year old colt Northern Dancer, trained on the site, signals expansion in regional racing facilities.
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Chesapeake City
Edward P. Taylor
Richard C. duPont
Woodstock Farm
Kelso
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