Fleming wins four county sweep in 43rd district primary
George Fleming of Sidney posts large margins over Sen. Fenske and Neils Kammersgaard in the four county 43rd district senate primary. Unofficial results show Fleming leading in Cheyenne and Banner counties with about two to one and near three to one in Banner. Fenske advances to a November runoff with Fleming. Local totals include Kennedy and other races across Cheyenne, Banner and Kimball counties with widespread margins for several Republican and Democratic slates.
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Western Precincts Decide Bixler Martin Primary Bids
Nebraska primary results at 1 45 pm show Frank Morrison leading for governor with 46 082 votes and Robert Conrad at 40 621. In the Fourth District Congress race Dave Martin leads Harrison’s Monroe Bixler with 13 428 to 12 168 with western precincts pending.
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Cadillac Salon Show Opens for Two Days in Denver Area
A Cadillac Salon show will run Friday and Saturday with limited production models and special Fleetwood and Eldorado Biarritz displays. Rickenbaugh Cadillac Co. of Denver arranged the exhibit at Beckmanns, with Harold E. Johnson assisting.
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Cheyenne-Deuel Sheep Producers Plan Lodgepole Meeting
Newly elected officers of the Cheyenne-Deuel County Sheep Producers Association will take office at a meeting in Lodgepole held at the First State Bank Thursday at 8 p.m.
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Rev thrig Of Weyerts Takes Millard Post
Reverend E G Shrig, pastor of Weyerts Lutheran Church for eight and a half years, will leave mid June to lead St Pauls Lutheran at Millard near Omaha. During his tenure, a larger church was built in 1954 as part of church growth. He previously served at Gothervin and Bassete parishes before joining Weyerts. He expressed gratitude for the cooperation of Wesells parishioners and wished the parish well. Please Turn To Page Seven.
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Election Sidelights and Results Across Nebraska County
P J Heaton won a strong vote in Cheyenne County as unofficial totals show 559 for Heaton and 339 for Kroeger. Scottsbluff saw defeats on two TV system proposals and a $300000 parking bond, with one leash dog ordinance passing. Kimball rejected liquor by the drink 476 to 250. Mor rill County judge hopeful Cedric Conover leads an eight person race. County Clerk Ike Pindell tallied about 4600 figures. Davison reported first and Hassell No 1 last at 221 am.
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Britons pace across the nation on 3022 mile walk
A pair of British sergeants on three months leave trek from San Francisco to New York City aiming to beat the former cross country walking record of 79 days 10 hours 10 minutes set in 1926. They left San Francisco and reached the Nebraska border early Tuesday after overnighting at Pine Bluffs Wyoming.
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Kennedy Wins West Virginia Primary for Democratic Nomination
St John F Kennedy of Massachusetts clinched the Democratic presidential nomination with a decisive victory in the West Virginia primary. The win effectively ends Hubert Humphrey's bid, as Kennedy carried a largely Protestant state despite his Catholic faith.
Wheatbelt Banquet Marks Rural Electrification Anniversary
Approximately 125 persons are expected at a Wednesday dinner sponsored by Wheatbelt Public Power District for the Rural Electrification Administration 25th anniversary. Stan Matzke of Hastings will speak. attendees include Paul Ogier of Wallace and Wheatbelt staff.
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Hastings
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Wallace, Neb
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Gene Lienemann
Wheatbelt
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Lodgepole
Choral Concert and Art Exhibit Tonight in Sidney
Sidney Public Schools present a free Spring Choral Concert at the Senior High Auditorium tonight at 8 p.m. The program features the 5th and 6th grade choir, small vocal groups, and the Sidney High School chorus, plus a 16 minute Manhattan Tower musical piece. An art exhibit by junior and senior high students will be displayed in the Junior High halls before and after the concert. Doors open at 7 p.m. Artist instructor is Jim Cantrell.
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New York City
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