Martin Polls Constituents On Top Issues Before U.S.
Congressman Dave Martin mails a 13 question poll to constituents to gauge views on farm policy, two to four year terms, foreign aid, labor law, Medicare, elder care, anti poverty funding, education aid, Vietnam policy, right to work, taxes on luxury goods, labor standards, and a constitutional amendment on term length.
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Dave Martin
Congress
Johnson
King-Anderson
Vietnam
U. S
Nebraska
Republican House
House
Charles Deaver Hospitalized at St Josephs Denver
Charles Deaver is a patient at St Josephs Hospital in Denver where he was brought earlier this week. Cards and letters can be addressed to him in care of St Josephs Hospital, 1818 Humboldt, Denver.
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Charles Deaver
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Denever
Humboldt
Denver
Reservations For March Dinner Meet In Sidney
The Sidney Chamber of Commerce and Western Nebraska Unit ed Chambers of Commerce urge members to reserve for next Thursday's joint dinner at Ft. Sidney Motor Hotel. Con gressman Dave Martin will speak. Frank Mattoon will be master of ceremonies. Tickets cost 2.50. about 70 reservations had been received yesterday. The WMCC board meets in the afternoon, then social hour and the dinner.
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Sidney Chamber of Commerce
Nebraska United Chambers of Commerce
Ft. Sidney Motor Hotel
Dave Martin
Frank Mattoon
Sidney
Chamber of Commerce
Wmcc Board of Directors
Sidney Chamber of Commmerce
County Court Speeding Fines List
Marvin L. Workman of Belmont California faces speeding charges with $22 plus costs. Les Prather of Minneapolis pays $10 and costs for speeding. Frances J. Rich of Waverly Kansas is fined $11 plus costs for speeding. Ord W Larkin of Hesperia Michigan charged $10 plus costs for speeding while pulling a house trailer.
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Marvin L. Workman
Belmont
Calif
Les Prather
Minneapolis
Frances J. Rich
Waverly
Kan
Ord W
Larkin
Hesperen
Mich
Peace Corps Test Set For March 13 At Three Posts
An area opportunity to test aptitude for Peace Corps service is scheduled for 8:30 AM Saturday, March 13, at the Sidney Scotts bluff and Alliance post offices. The Peace Corps Placement Test includes a general aptitude and a language aptitude section, with about 90 minutes for testing.
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Peace Corps
Sidney Scotts Bluff
Alliance Post
Washington, D. C
Guilty Verdict in Assault Case by County Jury
In a county court jury trial before Judge Sydney Finch, Bill Shepker was found guilty of assault and battery for an altercation on Feb. 13 with Jim Bonser. He received four months in the county jail. Jurors were J. M. Zednick, Loring Tobler, Dale Nelson, B. C. Atkins, Don Lingwall, and Peter Nielsen.
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Sydney Finch
Bill Shepker
Shepker
Jim Bonser
J. M. Zednick
Loring Tobler
Dale Nelson
B. C. Atkins
Don Lingwall
Peter Nielsen
Three-Car Crash Damages Vehicles at 17th and Cedar
A morning crash at 6 57 at 17th and Cedar damaged three cars. Richard Zelenka, Preston Preble, and Charles Spangler were involved. Zelenka's 1958 Ford sustained 450 dollars in damage after being struck by Preble's 1961 Dodge and then hitting Spangler's parked Buick, which was a total loss. No injuries were reported by Sidney Police.
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17Th
Cedar
Sidney
Richard Zelenka
West Drive
Preston Preble
Lodgepole Road
Charles Spangler
Zelenka
Preble
Spangler
Final Day For 1964 Plates Passes Quietly In County
On March 1 the last day cars with 1964 plates could operate without plates passed, but county clerks reported no rush at the Treasurer’s office. Auto license chief Mickey Baldwin said sales ended with 8,757 plates sold and $289,021.26 collected by close of business Monday.
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Mickey Baldwin
Car Wreck Near Sidney. Driver Escapes With Minor Injuries
A 1965 Mercury, driven by Eldon F. Gilbreath, 32, of Sidney, left the highway on Highway 19 after hitting a slick spot, plummeting into a borrow pit and over an embankment. The car, owned by Gilbreath and Tidgen Motor Co., was virtually demolished with damages over 4300 dollars. Gilbreath credited his seat belt for limited injuries.
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Sidney
Paul Manley
Nebraska Safety Patrol
Eldon F. Gilbreath
Gilbreath
Tidgen Motor Co
Sterling
Manley
Local court notices list traffic and fuel law fines
Marie A Hebert of Minneapolis faced speeding charges with $10 and costs. Virgil W Clausen cited for violation of Nebraska motor vehicle fuels law with $25 and costs. Gene A Johnson cited for fuels violation. Gale E Leach charged with overweight on a group of axles, two counts, $150 and costs. Richard M Nestor two counts for overweight on a group of axles, $150 and costs.
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Marie A, Hebert
Minneapolis
Virgil W. Clausen
Nebraska
Gene A. Johnson
Gale E. Leach
Richard M. Nestor
Interstate Lags Incomplete Nebraska Highway Progress
Washington Bureau of Public Roads figures show Nebraska Interstate construction at 43 percent, with 206 miles of 478.1 completed. Neighboring states trail similarly: Colorado 406.6 of 945.9. Kansas 528.9 of 798.2. Iowa 332.1 of 709.4. South Dakota 311.9 of 679.2. Wyoming 441.8 of 917.3.
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Washington
Bureau of Public Roads
Nebraska
Colorado
Kansas
Iowa
South Dakota
Wyoming
Cub Scout News DEN 2 PACK 82 Report
DEN 2 PACK 82 meeting at Mrs Walt Johns with den mother Marchl. Boys joined in games, recited the Pledge of Allegiance, and roll was called by Gregg Poppen. All present. Robert Cramer delivered treats. Mrs Belden assisted with distributing circulars. Brad Belden reporter.
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Walt John Sons
Marchl
Gregg Poppen
Denier
Robert Cramer
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Bob Matthes
Frank Matthes
Jaycee
Kokjer Motor Co
Grom the
Bob Niemeller
Merle Bobo
Mr. Matthes
Kokjer’s
Telegraph
Martin
U.S
Kimball’s Annual
West Co-op Grain Elevator
Kimball
Sale
Kimball Livestock Auction
Maurice & Elmer Kath
Cub Scout News
Brad Belden
Interstate Highway
North Platte
Maxwell-North Platte
Telegraph Bulletin
Mareh
65 Biscayne
Chevelle
America
Chevrolet
Corvair
Kokier Motor Company
2Th
Jackson
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