Potential multi state generating plant eyed for region
An editorial argues a large electric generating plant costing millions may be built to serve northeastern Colorado western Nebraska and eastern Wyoming. A study led by Charles Ham of Sidney will assess timing and location as Sidney pitches itself as ideal due to its pocket position and abundant cheap natural gas.
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Colorado
Nebraska
Wyoming
Charles Ham
Sidney
Small Industry Needed to Use Nebraska Natural Gas
The article argues western Nebraska natural gas can power remote industries, urging attraction of small plants employing 6 to 50 people. It suggests learning from Colorado Springs, Columbus and Bob Goodall of Ogallala to capitalize on local gas supply and spur modest industrial growth.
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Colorado Springs
Columbus
Nebr
Bob Goodall
Ogallala
Pressure to fix Nebraska road problem grows
The special legislative council failed to produce concrete highway funding proposals. Western Nebraska United Chambers of Commerce urges sustained study and citizen action to push a workable state highway program, as the state engineer and the legislative panel resist taking decisive steps. Western Nebraskans must unite to intensify pressure for a viable solution.
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Nebraska
Special Legislative Council
Western
Nebraska United Chambers
WNUCC
Mmerce
Save 10 Million From Budget Without Tax Rise
Committee for Economic Development urges trimming the defense and foreign aid totals to reduce a 10.4 billion deficit. They propose slower military spending, waste cuts, and a 2.8 billion reduction in non military and aid outlays. Emphasizes inflation risk and value of efficient government.
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Defense Départment
Defense Department
Post Office
Keeping Humour in College Pranks and Youth
A reflective column defends college pranksters, arguing springs spur youth to harmless mischief in groups, with nostalgia for past acts. The writer recalls past scandals, condemns harm to individuals, and advocates tolerant, community minded humor while noting personal ties to the era and to his daughter’s belongings.
Oil industry risks and Nebraska prospects
The oil industry spent nearly 2 billion dollars last year on drilling, with 16 500 dry holes. In Western Nebraska firms invest millions to find new fields while odds against success remain high. Congress grants tax depletion to support private oil, and Nebraska may become a major oil region amid national dependence concerns.
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United States
Nebraska
Congress
Public opinion urged to curb crime and vice
The piece lists two jail breaks, a murder by explosion, a death by suicide, blackmail, and many assaults. It condemns drunkenness and brawls and argues public awareness can pressure industry to clean up content that harms youth. It questions censorship but calls for parental knowledge and consumer pressure to protect the public.
Handy Helpers 4 H Club Meets at Home of Barbara Jurgens
The Handy Helpers 4 H Club held a regular meeting at Barbara Jurgens home on May 6. Members worked on year books and Barbara Jurgens demonstrated cocoa and cinnamon toast. The next meeting is at leader Dorothy Horst home on Tuesday May 26.
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Handy Helpers
Handy Helpers 4-H Club
Barbara Jurgens
Dorothy Horst
Busy Bodies 4 H Club Holds May Meeting
The Busy Bodies 4 H Club met May 12 at Darlene Paris’s home with all members present except two. Sheep material was distributed by the leader. The group plans an annual 4 H picnic for June 1 and a lunch was served by Mrs Hugh Paris. The next meeting is scheduled for May 2 at 1 30 at Larry French’s home. Roxie Chambers.
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4-H Club
Darlene Paris
Hugh Paris
Larry French
Korea's War Costs Soar for Iran Amid June Plan
By June 30 the president's police act will push Iran’s military outlay to about 5 billion dollars with additional billions expected to sustain the war torn state. The funding aims to support security and stabilization as the conflict persists.
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Korea
Lran
Rambler offers stylish, efficient models with weather eye
Wives praise the easy handling and smart tailoring as Nash Rambler shines in the Mobilgas Run with a record 31.05 mpg. The display features convertibles, hardtop sedans, and station wagons all fully equipped with radios and Weather Eye. Visit today or call to try without obligation.
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