City Must Prove Its Air Needs in Sidney Drive
Aviation committee in Fort Sidney outlines steps to justify permanent air service. Frontier Air Lines official says improvements in management and schedules boost viability, while traffic experts warn Sidney’s air travel potential remains doubtful. A publicity push and business outreach are planned ahead of a April visit by Frontier president Lewis W. Dymond.
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CAB
Sidney
Joe Lorentzen
Nebraska Department of Aeronautics
Lorentzen
Aviation Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Fort Sidney Motor Hotel
Lawrence C. Sills
Frontier Air Lines
Denver
Frontier Management
Lewis W. Dymond
Dale Kindred
aVuition Committee
Kindred
Sills
Denver Chamber of Commerce
Denvers
Denver Trade Area
Frontier
Lloyd Carr
Chamber
Avaition
Sidney dealers plan safety lane for car checkups
Autonosoile dealers of Sidney plan a May safety lane where owners may drive through for a free mechanical check. Exact dates and locations are not set, per John Elwell Jr secretary of the Sidney New Car Dealers Assn. The group met at the Fort Sidney Motor Hotel with President Stan Larabee presiding.
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R Autonosile
Sidney
John Elwell Jr
The
Sidney New Car Dealers Assn
Fort Sidney Motor Hotel
Stan Larabee
Curtis And Williams Discuss Rep Powell on KSID Radio
A taped conversation between Sen Carl Curtis of Nebraska and Sen Osm Williams of Delaware will be aired on KSID Sunday from 12:15 to 12:30 p.m. They discuss Congressman Adam Clayton Powell of New York and related topics.
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Carl Curtis
Nebraska
Osm Williams
Delaware
KSID
Adam Clayton Powell
New York
Kind Sir Opens Tonight First Panhandle Players Play 1963
Kind Sir a Krasna comedy opens at 8 p m tonight in the Senior High auditorium marking the 1963 Panhandle Players season The cast includes Mrs Leo Kreiger Chet Allen with veterans and a newcomer from Arsenic and Old Lace The production features strong comic relief from a solid supporting cast and a sizable backstage crew in Sidney and the surrounding community.
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Leo Krieger
Chet Allan
Panhandle Players
George Taylor
Norman Krasna
Leo Kreiger
Chet Allen
E. O. Ladine
Charles Ham
E. J. Madsen
Ken Woodward
Ore Eres
Ned Swaeby
Ric Taylor
John Helms
Sidney
Weed Control Meeting Set For March 19
John Furrer extension agronomist at the University of Nebraska will lead a weed control meeting on Tuesday March 19 in the 4 H Building. The session starts at 1 30 p m and covers pre emergence chemicals chemicals for irrigated crops and chemicals effective on other weeds with discussion led by Assistant County Agent Lyle Burton.
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John Furrer
University of Nebraska
Lyle Burton
Legion Oratorical Contest set for Sidney High
The District American Legion Oratorical Contest meets 7 30 p m Monday March 18 in the Sidney High School Auditorium. Winners from local contests will vie for first second and third place with the top prize a 25 savings bond and a chance to go to the state contest in Lincoln March 30.
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American Legion
Sidney High School
Carl Crouse
Jane
Lincoln
United States
Crouse
Sidney Hgh
St. Patricks Academy
Potter and Gurley
Jack Cook
St. Pat’s
Creighton University
Sidney Toastmasters
Amerera Legion
Milrouse
Chorus Practice At Gurley This Sunday
The Community Chorus of 40 to 50 voices from Dalton Gurley and Weyerts will rehearse at Gurley High School Auditorium at 2 pm Sunday under director Doug Anderson. They rehearse weekly for a Palm Sunday April 7 performance, following their first appearance last Christmas season.
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Gurley High School
Doug Anderson
Dalton, Gurley and Weyerts
Immunization Best To Control Flu Sweeping West
Senior citizens, heart lung patients, and pregnant women are most at risk as the flu moves westward across the United States. Immunization is the best defense against the viral respiratory disease, which has a short incubation period of one to two days and is spreading rapidly, according to Dr Harry McFadden of the University of Nebraska College of Medicine.
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Omaha
United States
Harry McFadden
Univesity
Nebraska College of Medicine
Life Of A Minority Congressman Powell And Colleagues
Republican members of the House Education and Labor Committee complain that chairman Adam Clayton Powell ignores them. Representative Dave Martin recounts a meeting where Powell adjourned without a quorum, shelved the Omnibus Education Bill, and dictated a staffing letter by signature on a scratch pad.
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Martin
Adam Clayton Powell
House Education and Labor Committee
Dave Martin
M- Martn
Penneman
Puerto Rico
Coleagues
Powell
American Bridge Moves to Sidney for Minuteman Work Force
American Bridge Co will establish a Sidney headquarters Monday to support a 350 man Minuteman subcontractor workforce with Boeing as prime contractor. The project plans peak employment of 2,500, with 75 percent from outside the area. safety warnings urge authorized access only to excavation sites in western Nebraska.
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US Army Corps of Engineers
Boeing Co
Boeing
Minuteman
American Bridge Co
Nebraska
Sidney
J. L. Trimble
Cheyenne
Clifford O. Nelson
Osage
Kenneth Eckerd
American Bridge
Chicago
South Dakota
Bushnell
Trimble
Highway 30
National Supply Co
Bookmobile Set to Roll Into Cheyenne County Libraries
The Bookmobile starts Monday in Cheyenne County as part of the Western Plains Library Demonstration. About 1,800 volumes will be carried, including 1,000 for adults and 800 for children, with Sidney Library as headquarters. R. W. Brown leads, assisted by volunteers. local librarians in Fotter and Lodge Pole help with stops.
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R. W. Brown
Cheyenne County
Rolling Library
le Baron Goodwin
Gerald Matzke
Harriet Lute
Nebraska Library Commission
Nebraska Public Library Commission
Western Plains
Sidney
Fotter
Ernest Anderson
Potter
Lodgepole
Helen Sterling
Dalton
Brown
Elvin Martin
Lawrence Martin
Sioux Ordville School
Christine Thompson
McNaughton
Bennett Family Recovering From Food Poisoning
The Wilber Bennett family is recovering after food poisoning traced to canned chicken. Bennett, taken to hospital Wednesday, remains there in improved condition. Mrs Bennett and children Elsie Peggy and Tommy were ill but not hospitalized. baby Bobby was less affected. Mr Bennett’s mother cares for them.
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Wilber
Sunol Plays To Be Presented Tuesday
A program of three one act plays scheduled for Friday night at Sunol High School has been postponed to Tuesday night March 26 to prevent a clash with Sunol students entering the Lodgepole Lions Club talent contest. Details on plays and casts to come next week.
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Sunol High School
Sunol
Lodgepole Lions Club
Supt
Francis Cortney
State Wheat Meeting at Ogallala Monday
Wheat growers gather at the Elks Club in Ogallala on Monday March 18 to discuss the wheat referendum broadening the Nebraska tax base and the 1963 wheat certificate plan. The open meeting is led by Bob Elsen secretary treasurer of the Nebraska Wheat Growers Assn. Cars depart from Potter Coop Sidney Implement and Lodgepole Drug at early morning times.
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Elks Club
Ogallala
Nebraska
Nebraska Wheat Growersy Assn
Bob Elsen
Sidney
Oganization
Potter Coop
Elson
Cheyenne County Wheat Growers Assn. Board of Directors
Fort Sidney Motor Hotel
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Sidney Car Dealers Plan
Curtis
Williams
Rep
Mrs. Krieger
Jane Kimball
Mr. Allan
Phillip
Legion
Gurley
Lindstrom
L. A
Whitey) Lindstrom
Marathon Oil Co
Sidney National Bank
State Chamber of Commerce
Kiwanis Club
Thompson
SATAF
Warren Air Force Base
Wyo
Panhandle
Kimball, Banner
Ray
Bennett
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