Fleming Clark race in Nebraska senate primary spotlighted
A feature notes the Nebraska 47th District senate primary between Sen. George H. Fleming and Sidney businessman Robert L. Clark. Both aim for a four year term, with May 12 primaries shaping momentum for the November general election. Clark emphasizes home visits while Fleming leans on past support, as both seek strong showing in Sidney and Cheyenne County.
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Hospital Bill Coverage Hits Two Billions
Insurance companies paid out an average of 5.6 million dollars daily in 1963 to cover hospital bills, with total hospital expense benefits reaching 2.05 billion and overall health benefits near 7.8 billion for the year. The report shows rapid growth in hospital expense payouts since 1953, driven by Blue Cross Blue Shield and other plans, as total health insurance benefits rose 10.3 percent from 1962.
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Clothing Needs Proper Storage From University Expert
Lincoln garment care guidance from Gerda Peterson of the University of Nebraska stresses adequate dry dust free storage. Advice covers closet depth 24 inches long hanging rods hanger types padded covers tissue padding lapel pinning button sewing cleaning airing and keeping garments ready with a bandbox look.
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U P Scholarships Announced For Nebraska Students
Nebraska high school seniors Jerry Miller Karren Peeks and Bill O'Hare win $200 Union Pacific scholarships for study at the University of Nebraska College of Agriculture and Home Economics. Alternates include Peggi Allington and Margaret Klingman. The 1963 announcement by Joe Jarvis marks a continuation of a program started in 1921.
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