Beef Import Legislation Stalled in Congress Say Nebraskas Martin
Nebraskas 3rd District Representative Dave Martin says beef import controls have little chance this session. He notes President Johnson opposes the measure and Wilbur Mills now opposes curbing imports. The piece also covers labor rules for under 16s and wage increases set for 1968.
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Dave Martin
Nebraska
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Martin
Wilbur Mills
House
Ways and Means Committee
Wirtz
Local Families Attend State School Board Sessions and Community Events
A series of social and civic gatherings spans the region. Peetz News Group members join Colorado Springs sessions. Waverly Nebr visitors attend music clinics in Sidney. Local funerals in Columbus and Holyoke, hospitalizations, and Thanksgiving visits link residents from Denver to St Ignatius with multiple families gathering at homes and farms.
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Albion
Nebr
Schumacher
C. E. Clark
Lewistown
Mont
Viola Wood
Raymond Wood
Cliff van Valkenburg
Longmont
Cole
Robert Wood
Fort Collins
John Reed
Sterling
Joe Wieser
Maynard Wieser
Sidney
Rodney Williams
Hap
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Ivan Gillham
Francis Roelle
Merrill Tregoning
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Broadmoor
Colorado Springs
Robert Maag
Waverly
Jack Easterly
Claude Maag
Nebraska Music Educators Clinic
Joe Fehringer
Victor Fehringer
Mary Weinhoff
Columbus
Wieser
Ronnie
Howard Dallegge
Sidney Hospital
Lindley Rites Held for Lennis A. Lindley
Funeral services were held today at Gehrig and Son for Lennis A. Lindley who died Tuesday morning. Rev. John Stayton led the rites, with burial in Greenwood Cemetery. Pallbearers were Harold Isley, George Porter, W. W. Schulz, Robert Hassle, W. E. Gehrig Jr., and Ervin Smith. Lindley, born July 17, 1905 in Plymouth, Nebraska, lived in Lodgepole after 1915 and married Elise Klawonn in 1933. he retired from Union Pacific as a car inspector about six years ago. Surviving are his widow and his father Joseph Lindley of Chap.
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Lennis A
Dick) Lindley
John Stayton
Greenwood Cemetery
Harold Isley
George Porter
W. W. Schulz
Robert Hassle
W. E. Gehrig Jr
Ervin Smith
Lennis Addison Lindley
Plymouth
Nebr
Joseph and
Ona Whiffen Lindley
Lodgepole
Elise Klawonn
Sidney
Union Pacific Railroad
Joseph Lindley
Chap
Doctor James J. Smith II Died in Louisiana Crash
A 25 year old physician, James J. Smith II, was killed in an automobile accident in Louisiana. He spent part of his boyhood in Lodgepole and was the son of Dr. and Mrs. James Smith I, who moved to West Point Nebraska. He was a cousin of Chappell attorney R. L. Smith, as reported by The Chappell Register.
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James J. Smith II
James Smith I
West Point
Nebr
James J. Smith, II
R. L. Smith
Chappell
Chappell Register
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