Freeman outlines 1969 wheat allotment cuts and payments
Secretary Orville Freeman announces a 1969 wheat allotment of 51.6 million acres, down 13 percent from 1968, aiming to lift farm prices and reduce carryover by about 100 million bushels. He notes price supports at 1.25 per bushel and details idle land payments and parity-based certificates for eligible production.
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Mobile Museums Display History Across Nebraska Roads
The State Historical Society will set up three mobile museums this summer to tour state history. Unit 1 at the I 80 rest area west of Grand Island features historic trails along the interstate route. Unit 2 near US 30 in Ogallala covers cattle and Indian history. Unit 3 at Bayard City Roadside Park serves as a Chimney Rock information center.
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Three Vo Tech Teachers Resign from Western Nebraska
Three instructors at Western Nebraska Vocational Technical School resign effective last Friday. Maynard Meyers, program director aeronautics, plans to return to Salt Lake City. Jerold Howell, department head in aeronautics, will join Mooney Aircraft near Denver to do inspection and mechanics work. Keith Pitisen will relocate to North Platte to continue teaching math and physics.
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Minor Damage In Sideswipe Near Sidney
Two cars sideswiped with minor damage near Sever Nebraska at 9 20 am on county road to the city dump. Vincent Phillips 53 Sidney drove eastbound Gregory Lafler 18 Sidney drove westbound. No injuries reported according to Ronald Gussman Nebraska State Patrol.
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South Korean Doctors Arrive in Lesotho for Aid Mission
Six South Korean doctors are in Maseru Lesotho after a request by Prime Minister Seabua Jonathan during his Asian tour in 1966. They join local medical staff to provide medical aid and relief in the capital.
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