Senators Fleming Hasebroock seek fair practices study
Two Nebraska lawmakers, Senators William Hasebroock and George Fleming, urged a State Fair Campaign Practices Commission to review campaign ads used against them. They allege identical tactics by anonymous groups, claim the material was false, and discuss ads labeling Fleming and Hasebroock as opposing tax cuts while defending their Omaha-aligned votes. They propose the commission to inform Nebraskans about election methods and emotionally charged, divisive campaigning.
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Nebraska
State Fair Campaign Practices Commission
William Hasebroock
West Point
George Fleming
Sidney
Omaha
Fieming
Hasebroock
Fleming
Cuming
Colfax Counties
Potter Lions Sponsor Feed at Potter Legion Hall
The Potter Lions Club will hold its annual fund raising feed at the Potter Legion Hall on Friday November 20 serving from 430 to 7 pm. Attendees can also attend the Potter Junior Class play that evening. Menu includes hamburgers hot fish sandwiches pie coffee and pop. Proceeds fund youth activities and community promotions.
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Potter Lions Club
Potter Legion Hall
Potter
County Holds No 1 Spot In Wheat Output
Nebraska wheat production report shows wheat grown in 88 of 93 counties with 50 counties producing over half a million bushels annually. For 1963 the top counties were Cheyenne Perkins Lancaster Gage Box Butte Kimball Deuel Adams Saline Fillmore, with Cheyenne County typically yielding around 4 million bushels.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Nebraska Wheat Commission
Gary Whiteley
Cheyenne
Perkins
Lancaster
Gage
Box Butte
Kimball
Deuel
Adams
Saline
Fillmore
Cheyenne County
Friday the 13th misprints at Sidney Telegraph
The Sidney Telegraph recounts a chaotic Friday the 13th with misprints including referring to a new building for Goodrich instead of Goodyear and misplacing a CA Story Agency Signature in an Insurance Center ad. Readers were charitable about the errors amid a day of bad luck and ghostly vibes.
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Sidney Telegraph
Goodrich
Goodyear
C. A
Insurance Center
Sidney Wins Third in 1964 Community Contest
Sidney placed third in Group IV of the Nebraska Resources and University of Nebraska Community Development contest. Grand Island won the group. Ogallala was named outstanding community. Sidney’s $125 cash award was presented by Governor Morrison at a Friday banquet.
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Sidney
Division of Nebraska Resources
University of Nebraska
Nebraska Center For Continuing Education
Grand Island
Norfolk
Morrison
Gerald Phillippe
General Electric Company
Jack Laimer
Chamber of Commerce
Laimer
Darrell Hunt
Dorothy Canfield Fisher
Presbyterian Education
Church of Christ
Hillside
Lodgepole Creek
Memorial Hospital
West Wing
Fort Sidney Monument
Fort Sidney
Rotary Exchange
Rotary
Sidney Council of Youth Projects
Sidney High School
Sky Manor
City Park Road
St. Patrick’s Academy
Thirteenth Street Crossing
Nals
VFW Lite
Five Sidney Firemen Complete 18 Hour Training
Sidney firemen attended an 18 hour fire manship course conducted by the State Department of Education Vocational Education and Industrial Education, in cooperation with the State Volunteer Firemen's Association. James Doyle of Lincoln instructed on equipment water systems and hydrant testing. Certificates were earned by Harvey Vizina Hank Schoenholtz Dan Frerichs Phil Frerichs Virgil Greever and Floyd Sanks.
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Sidney
Gurley
Chappell
State Department of Education
State Volunteer Firemen’s Association
James Doyle
Lincoln
Harvey Vizina
Hank Schoenholtz
Dan Frerichs
Phil Frerichs
Virgil Greever
Floyd Sanks
United Fund Seeks Extra Donations Amid Shortfall
The United Fund reads a goal of 17175 but only 10300 is on record as of this morning. Board members met last Thursday to identify businesses that have not contributed and will contact them this week. Benny Hochman urges businessmen and individuals to send in donations before the drive closes.
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United Fund
Ada Mae Hansen
Benny Hochman
Council Study Urges Better Western Roads
Lincoln Nebraska highway officials study committee on road classification urged expanding the state system to aid tourist access. It backed extending Highway 26 and 27 from Oshkosh to Highway 2 and completing the Harrisburg to Wyoming line segment, but offered no financing plans or gas tax increase recommendations.
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Lincoln
Legislative Council
Nebraska
Oshkosh
Harrisburg
Wyoming Line
Complaint Is Filed In City Accident Case
A Friday through Saturday string of city accidents is reported with multiple drivers and vehicles. Clyde Carter of 317 Dakota Road. James Waggerby Jr. of Sioux Army Depot. Sherwood Pangborn of Lincoln. Donald L. Hume of Lincoln. Stephen Glock of 1441 Newton. Herman G. Miller of Dalton. Dr James W Edwards of 1136 18th. Charges include careless driving. Damages range from 25 to 133.45 dollars.
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Sidney
Clyde Carter
Dakota Road
Illinois
James Waggerby Jr
Sioux Army Depot
Carter
Waggerby
Highway 30
Fairgrounds Road
Sherwood D. Pangborn
Lincoln
Neb
Donald L. Hume
el Rancho
Stephen Glock
Newton
DeSoto
Homer W. Rocontes
Illinois Street
Herman G. Miller
Dalton
James W. Edwards
Five Nebraskans Named to Cast Electoral Votes
Nebraska's five electoral votes will be cast for Lyndon Johnson and Hubert Humphrey after winning the state popular vote. The Electoral College will meet December 14 in the Governor's office. Delegates named at the State Democratic Convention are Willard Townsend Lincoln Ruth Blankenship Omaha Charles Story Sidney Emil Barta Cozad and Mrs Sue Morrissey Kearney.
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Nebraska
Lyndon Johnson
Hubert Humphrey
Congress
Willard Townsend
Lincoln
Ruth Blanken- Ship
Omaha
Charles Story
Sidney
Emil Barta
Cozad
Sue Morrissey
Kearney
Bank marks 75th birthday with open house week
The American National Bank celebrates 75 years since its 1889 founding with an open house on Wednesday Thursday and Friday. Founded by J. J. McIntosh, A. J. Jorgenson has chaired the board since 1955 guiding steady growth, property improvements, and record keeping modernizations.
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American National Bank
Sidney
Nebraska
Sidney Telegraph
Greenlees’ Inc
Union Pacific
J. J. McIntosh
A. J. Jorgenson
Sidney History Reflects Banking Upheaval and Strength
In Sidney's history, the banking industry faced both prosperity and hardship, with periods of good times and severe depression. The American National Bank met these challenges with steady resolve and adaptive characteristics, shaping its resilience through shifting economic tides.
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Ted
Sidney
American National Bank 75th Anniversary Open House
Since 1925 the American National Bank has grown to nearly 200 employees, 24 officers, and deposits over eight million dollars. The open house invites the public to meet officers and see modern facilities, highlighting the bank as one of the Panhandle’s oldest businesses serving Sidney and surrounding areas.
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Sidney
Panhandle
County Government Day to be Held in Cheyenne County
Nearly 100 junior class students from Cheyenne County converge on the courthouse Monday Nov 23 for County Government Day. Sponsored by the American Legion and Auxiliary the program includes a mock trial lunch with County Attorney John Peetz Jr and speeches by local officials with a 1:30 pm continuation and 4 pm dismissal.
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Cheyenne County
The
American Legion and Auxiliary
Lloyd Schmidt
Lodgepole
County
American Legion
John Peetz Jr
Peetz
Gerald Matzke
Sidney
Gary Aten
Dalton
Roy Gabriel
Gurley
District IV Legion Auxiliary
Phil Quinn
Schmidt
Cold Blustery Weekend With Narrow Temperature Swings
The weather report notes a chilly weekend with high lows of 44 22 Saturday 29 17 Sunday and 32 15 by 11 am today. The forecast calls for more of the same with little chance of rain or snow.
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Federal Aviation Agency
Quinn Rites Held Today
Lincoln funeral services were held for John B. Quinn 51 public relations consultant and former Nebraska official who died in his sleep likely of a heart attack. He served as deputy secretary of state, led Republican campaigns including for Nixon and Eisenhower, and worked in government relations for Sperry and Hutchinson. He leaves wife Louise two daughters Mary Lincoln and Mrs. William Clark a son John B II and several relatives.
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Lincoln
John B. Quinn
Sidney
McKinley J. McIntosh
St. Patrick’s Academy
McIntosh
J. L. Tewell
Quinn
Mr. Quinn
Mullen
Neb
Thomas P. Quinn
Nebraska School of Agriculture
Curtis
Iowa Wesleyan University
Mount Pleasant
University of Nebraska
Nebraska
Young Republican Federation
National Young Republican Federation
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Chicago
Guinn
Hazel Abel
Missouri Valley Development Association
Sperry and Hutchinson Company
Harold Stassen
Thomas Dewey
Dwight Eisenhower
Phil Weaver
Fred A. Seaton
Secretary of the Interior
SBA Tightens Loan Limits Amid Fund Strain
Norman A. Otto of the SBA today announced curbs on new loan applications due to a depleted revolving fund. Direct loans are capped at 15,000 while SBA's share of immediate bank participation loans tops at 50,000 and total SBA guaranty loans cannot exceed 350,000. Bank Guaranty loans remain unrestricted. fees are slashed to 0.5 percent to spur growth. Disaster loan rules remain open with no restrictions on pending applications.
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Norman A. Otto
Small Business Administration
SBA
Woman Held On Check Charge in Sidney
Mrs. Joan Bates aged 18 from Craig Colorado was brought to Sidney by Deputy Sheriff Gene Morris amid a 27 inch snowfall to face no account check charges. She allegedly passed a $100 no fund check at Sabin's Standard Station last March and is held pending a hearing.
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Joan Bates
Craig
Colo
Sidney
Cheyenne
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