Seeing Is Believing Trade Fair Opens in Sidney
Trade fair and exposition underway in Sidney western Nebraska draws out of town visitors and exhibitors praising the show. Opening day crowds satisfied with booths along Elks Auditorium and street displays, with a full Sunday program at Sidney Municipal Airport featuring fly-ins, aerial demonstrations, contests, and a new hangar dedication.
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Telegraph
Colorado
Sidney Municipal Airport
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Shooting Scotts
Hiram Scott College
Scottsbluff
Denver
Sidney Faa
State School Board Meets Here Today
Six members of the Nebraska State Board of Education met this morning at the Western Nebraska Vocational Technical School for the regular April meeting and presented a certificate to Robert Heilig of the Department of Aeronautics for his role in aviation development in the state. The board set dates for future meetings in Lincoln and Wood River and discussed staffing, dissolution of District 55, and trainee ships in special education.
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Western Nebraska Vocational Technical School
Robert Heilig
Department of Aeronautics
Vo-Tech
Heilig
Floyd Miller
Department of Education
Stanley Hawley
Wood River
Denver
Nebraska Department of Education
Allen Burkhart
Frank Landis
Burkhart
Miller
Robert Simmons
Scottsbluff
Clayton Yeutter
Clay County
Pireps
Sidney Public Schools Board
Cecil Stanley
Russell Pedersen
Sidney
Nebraska Department of Aeronautics
State Board of Education
Road Scholars to Compete in Mechanical Contest
Sidney High School selects Ken Childers and Gary Borcher as its Road Scholars for a national auto mechanics contest sponsored by Plymouth dealers. They will compete at Hastings Saturday starting at 10 a.m. with teammate Charles Everitt guiding preparation.
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George Hinn
Ken Childers
Gary Borcher
Sidney
Hastings
Charles Everitt
Maddox Motor Co
Nebraska
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Plymouth
Free parking meters during Trade Fair proclaimed
City clerk Gordon Tobin announces free meters today and Saturday for the Trade Fair. Merchants and employees are asked to use discretion and keep meter spaces open for customers and visitors to the fair.
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Gordon Tobin
Sidney Attorney Fined on IRS Indictment
The IRS said Sidney attorney P. J. Heaton Jr. pled no contest to failing to file a 1962 income tax return. Chief Judge Richard E. Robinson fined him $1,000 and placed him on two years probation. Heaton may not represent clients in income tax cases during probation.
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P. J. Heaton, Jr
Sidney
Richard E. Robinson
Sidney Man
IRS
Heaton
Voters rush ends as Nebraska registration closes for May 14 primary
Cheyenne County records 4,622 registered voters including 2,585 Republicans and 1,910 Democrats by Thursday closing. Many will face first use of new voting machines as officials urge learnhow-to steps before the deadline.
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Cheyenne County
Ralph Englert
Nebraska TV to Air Nixon and Humphrey Presidential Spots
As Nebraska primaries near, Nixon will appear on May 7 at 10 p.m. in Lincoln at Pershing Auditorium for Nebraskans Meet Nixon. replay May 8 at 6 30 p.m. Humphrey, who announced his candidacy last Saturday, appears May 12 at 6 p.m. for Nebraskans Meet Humphrey, produced by the University of Nebraska TV during the Jefferson Jackson Day dinner in Omaha. Humphrey’s program repeats May 13 at 10 30 p.m.
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Richard M. Nixon
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Pershing Auditorium
Lincoln
Hubert Humphrey
Humphrey
University of Nebraska Television
Omaha
Telegraph Drive Off To Good Start In Campaign
The Sidney Telegraph launches its circulation drive aimed at securing votes for eight hundred dollars in first prize. Subscriptions at two years for two dollars boost candidate support while renewing prepaid issues extends expiration. Prospective readers may contact listed workers or leave subscriptions at the Telegraph office for credit.
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Moisture Expected In May In Western Nebraska
The United States Weather Bureau forecast a wet May for western Nebraska with above normal precipitation and cooler temperatures. Much of the state is dry as farmers work fields, hoping a good soaking rain will green pastures and boost winter wheat, though worm damage and spray costs loom.
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Nebraska
United States Weather Bureau
Cheyenne County
Panhandle
Cheyenne
Voting Boards Meet Next Week
County Clerk Ralph Englert says election board personnel will meet at Cheyenne County Court House on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings next week. Board members are urged to attend one of the sessions.
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Election Board
Cheyenne County
Ralph Englert
Unit 19 Offers Two Reading Courses This Summer
Two reading courses will run June 10 to July 19 from 8 00 to 11 00 AM Monday through Friday in Room 106 at the Senior High School for sophomores to seniors in Sidney Public Schools St Patrick s Academy and nearby communities. Enrollment is limited to 50 with pre testing to place students in two groups.
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St. Patrick’s Academy
Intermediate Unit 19
Laura Bruce
Northwestern Bell and CWA Reach New Contract
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co and the Communications Workers of America agreed on a new contract effective May 1 and retroactive to March 28. Spokesmen said normal operations should resume by early next week.
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Martin Seeks Hearings On Nebraska IDA Bond Program
Arnold Nebraska Congress man Dave Martin urged congressional hearings to defend Nebraska IDA revenue bonds and similar state tools to lure industry. He argued tax exemptions on such bonds could be protected, citing unions and investment bankers as opponents and noting 1967 corporate bonds had large tax exemptions. He said hearings would reveal IDA bonds as cost effective compared with federal grants to create jobs.
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Dave Martin
Nebraska
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Treasury Department
Washington
Arnold
Nebr
House-Senate
United States
Union Pension and Welfare Funds
Martin
Commerce Department
Economic Development Administration
Court Getting Lands Appeal
Opponents of state school land sales filed an appeal to the Nebraska Supreme Court after Lancaster District Court Judge Bartlett Boyles upheld the law authorizing the sales. The suit, led by the State Democratic Party, names Loren Belker of Lincoln and his 11 year old son Jeffery against the Board of Educational Lands and Funds and Gov. Norbert Tiemann.
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Supreme Court
Lancaster District Court
Bartlett Boyles
State Democratic Party
Loren Belker
Jeffery
Board of Educational Lands and Funds
Norbert Tiemann
Nebraska
Panhandle Weather Forecast With Cooler Five Day Outlook
The Panhandle sees fair to partly cloudy conditions this afternoon and tonight, with highs in the 60s and overnight lows 30s to 40. Saturday should be near 70 with under 5 percent precipitation. Through Wednesday, temperatures run about 29 degrees below normal with a cooling trend and showers starting early next week. highs in the 60s and lows in the 30s. Courtesy Frontier Airlines.
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