Turkey permits available for spring season in Lincoln
Lincoln reveals turkey hunting permits remain for spring with 120 left in Pine Ridge Unit of 600 authorized. Niobrara Unit sold out at 150. Nonresidents may apply. permits cost 9 for residents and 675 for nonresidents. Apply by sending check to Game Commission with personal details.
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Game Commission
Pine Ridge
Niobrara
Turkey
State Capitol
Hewrit
Werht
Cole
Bowling League Scores February 25 1964 Gutter Gussies lead
In the S A D Women s Bowling League the Gutter Gussies beat Echo V s 14 to 2 as Lucky Five posted 31 games 3 series 1417. The Rockettes 13 Mets 1 1 2 161 2 and the Missilettes 10 18. Hi Team posted high game 195 and series 458 for Ohio Ind. Gane and Series.
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Gutter Gussies
Echo V’s
Lucky Five
Rockettes
Mets
Missilettes
Ind. Gane
C. Ohi
M-1 Carbine Use Limited in Nebraska
Lincoln reports thousands of M-1 carbines bought by sportsmen but the Game Commission warns the rifles are limited for Nebraska hunting. To hunt deer or antelope a firearm must deliver 900 foot pounds of energy at 100 yards. the M-1 carbine cartridge cannot meet this, even with alterations.
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M. O.steen
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No Foreign Meat To Be Eaten At Gordon
Gordon bans sale of meat or foods with meat ingredients shipped from foreign countries. City Council voted 3 to 4 with one absent to adopt the ordinance, which requires three printings before taking effect. Gordon follows Beatrice in Nebraska cities passing similar laws.
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Gordon
Art Britton
Beatrice
Nebraska
Printing offer from The Telegraph Printing Co Inc
Advertising line for The Telegraph Printing Co Inc invites customers to fulfill all printing needs at its 830 Eleventh Avenue location with a concise promotional message.
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11Th Ave
Police List Accidents
Several weekend accidents were logged by the Sidney Police. A 1960 Buick driven by Elenore W Deaver struck a parked 1963 Trumpet owned by James L Waggerby in the Safeway lot causing 10 dollars damage to the Denver car and 50 to the Trumpet. A 1960 Ford driven by Evelyn L Gell was hit by a 1961 Buick driven by Steve Durbin at 10th and King. A 1963 Chevrolet driven by Leonard Dockweiler struck a parked 1953 Cadillac owned by Gerald McCaslin on Summit Drive. Dockweiler said sun blinded him. Estimated damages were reported for the Colorado car.
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Safeway
Polline
Elenore W. Deaver
James L. Waggerby
Ordville
Denver
10Th
King
Ford
Evelyn L. Gell
Route 1
Steve Durbin
Summit Drive
Leonard Dockweiler
Empire
Aurora
Colo
el Rancho Road
Summit
Gerald McCaslin
Dockweiler
Colorado
Hollywood hush hush and party town tales
Hollywood gossip reports Shirley MacLaine set to star in John Goldfarb Please Come Home with co producer husband Steve Parker, action partly in Africa, and notes on divorce talks with Chris Holmes. Also mentions Steve McQueen’s desert bike wins, Pat Boone autograph moment, Connie Stevens Photoplay award, and other celebrity tidbits from Boston to Palm Springs.
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Shirley MacLaine
Africa
John Goldfarb
Steve Parker
Twentieth Century-Fox
Shirley
Boston
Pat Boone
Pat
Connie Stevens
Chi Chi
Palm Springs
Jim Stacy
New York
Connie
Jill Haworth
Lew Walden
Beverly Hills
Carol Brent
Lloyd Downton
Judy Garland
Bobby Cole
Nancy Sinatra Jr
Tommy Sands
Mary Ann Mobley
Ed Hookstratten
Features Syndicate
A J Jorgenson Honored At Lincoln Luncheon
A Saturday Lincoln luncheon saluted George Holmes a retired Lincoln banker on his 84th birthday born February 29 1880 over 100 friends attended honoring his life in the city and his 35 year friendship with A J Jorgenson Former First National Bank president Holmes spoke briefly about his Lincoln years with out of state guests and local well-wishers present
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Lincoln
George Holmes
Holmes
Jorgenson
Mr. Holmes
First
Tional Bank
National VFW Chief Urges Eternal Vigilance in Cold War Crises
National Commander Joseph J. Lombardo of the Veterans of Foreign Wars warned at the Mid Winter conference in Hastings that the United States must stay firm on Guantanamo Bay and the Panama Canal. He attacked Red China's UN bid, calling China an international bandit, and urged the U. N. withdrawal if China is admitted. He warned against appeasement echoing Munich and World War I.
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Panama
Cuba
Moscow
Lombardo
Panama Canal
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VFW
Red China
United Nations
China
U. N
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