Busy Nebraska trooper Larsen guards highways and shadows
The Sidney Telegraph lauds Trooper Richard Larsen of Kimball for pursuing suspects beyond traffic offenses, noting his knack for uncovering AWOL soldiers and fugitives. It questions an I 80S traffic study, then reports on Dr. Harman’s finding that BHT extended mice lifespans by 44 percent, with caveats about human impact and further research.
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Nebraska
Richard Larsen
Kimball
Nebraska Safety Tralcdl
Larsen
Trooper Larsen
Habitat outlook for ducks prompts poor Canada crop forecast
Federal Wildlife Bureau warns Canada duck habitat is poor this year signaling a small fall crop. In contrast, western Nebraska duck hunters report thriving mallard crops, favoring field observations over expert propaganda.
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Federal Wildlife Bureau
Canada
Nebraska
DeGaulle's firm stance on law and order in France
The piece praises General Charles DeGaulle for his uncompromising approach to riot and protest, arguing no nation can survive without respect for the law. It suggests the United States could use leaders with similar courage and determination.
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Charles DeGaulle
France
United States
Measles Immunization Push Cuts Disease Rates
A historical summary notes measles once caused encephalitis and mental retardation, prompting vaccines and a U.S. Public Health Service drive. By 1967 incidence fell to about one ninth of two years earlier with over 25 million inoculated since 1963 and 6.25 million doses in early 1967.
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U.S. Public Health Service
USPHS
The Money Mindset of Two Lifelong Friends
In forty years the narrator reflects on money as a two sided tool not a god. He recalls a friend who worshipped wealth yet balanced life, preferring constant analysis of financial statements over family or leisure, and who warned that to gain the brass ring one may step on others. The narrator, though envious, remains alive while his friend is dead.
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PTA
Nebraska Considers Bonding for Roads Expansion
Nebraska newspapers discuss adopting a bonding program to fund road construction. Gov. Norbert Tiemann advocates the plan to upgrade and expand highways, citing an archaic financing system that delays needed infrastructure. Public support is hoped for soon.
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Nebraska
Norbert Tiemann
Uniqueness Of Agriculture Is A Myth
Dr Don Paarlberg of Purdue argues that agriculture no longer has a unifying core belief. He says the idea of agricultural uniqueness is fading as policy bodies shift toward broader economic life and consumers, causing policy confusion and debate in farming groups and Congress.
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Don Paarlberg
Purdue University
Paarlberg
Iowa Farm Bureau
Des Moines
Iowa
Congress
United States Department of Agriculture
Land Grant Colleges
USDA
Nebraska shifts to primary road push over new Interstate expansion
The Scottsbluff Star-Herald notes Nebraska abandons new Interstate plans in favor of expanding primary and secondary roads with federal aid. State Engineer John Hossack says funding rises with this focus, but critics warn Eastern Nebraska bias and sparse four-lane spurs may emerge while Western Nebraska remains underserved.
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Nebraska
State Highway Department
Norbert Tiemann
John Hossack
Lincoln Star
Grand Island
Hastings
Lincoln
Crete Corner
Omaha
Fremont
Columbus
Sioux City
Sticks
Scottsbluff and
Gering
Kennedy tribute letter praises a great American patriot
A reader recalls Robert F. Kennedy as a friend of the poor and working people who championed peace and helped those who sought aid. The letter praises his fearlessness, his stance against missiles in Cuba, and his devotion to public service while noting the mixed reception from some quarters. The contributor also defends the Elk and Does groups for promoting Flag Day and national tradition.
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Robert F. Kennedy
Len Kennedy
Sen. Kennedy
Hoods
Gansters
John
Cuba
Sidney
Robert Kennedy
God
Across and Evening Clues From a Puzzle Page
The list presents entries with numbers 19 to 47 pairing clues and answers. Noted are terms like Urges Warmth King of the Sincere Theft and Ballot plus items such as Morning prayer and Private and several single words that fit crossword style. The fragment suggests a cryptic or dictionary-style crossword with varied definitions.
Flag display prompts calls for proper use and respect
A letter from Scottsbluff Nebraska voices concern over flag etiquette in parades, urging only color guard to display the flag and condemning its use as decoration. The Sidney Telegraph is thanked for coverage of the Rebekah assembly and soil conservation edition. The Cheyenne County SWCD Board of Supervisors expresses appreciation for community support and advertising.
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Rebekah
Sidney
Thelma Mewherter
Rebekah Assembly of
Nebraska
Sidney Telegraph
Irrigation pumps wasteful study cites fuel inefficiency
University of Nebraska tests show one in ten irrigation pumps uses twice as much fuel as needed. 59 of 218 units under study ran below minimum standards, with improper impellers and misadjusted engines as common causes. Farmers urged to consult Extension Circular 68-775 for testing data.
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Lincoln
University of Nebraska
Oilman's Gamble and the Depletion Tax Policy
A Marathon World article explains wildcat oil drilling carries 9 to 1 failure odds. It argues depletion deductions help fund risky exploration, enabling continued production and protecting consumers from higher fuel costs.
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Marathon World
Marathon Oil Company
United States
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