Curtis frames Great Society as key Senate race issue
Senator Carl T. Curtis campaigns in Sidney arguing the Great Society drives inflation and fiscal risk. He calls for less federal spending and fiscal sanity, opposing Gov. Frank Morrison in Nebraska’s race. The GOP caravan continues to Kimball Scottsbluff and beyond.
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United States
Nebraska
Carl T. Curtis
Sidney
Sen
Curtis
Washington
Frank Morrison
Tne
Sen. Curtis
Viet Nam
Kimball
Scottsbluff
Nelson to Lead Sidney District Nebraska School Board Group
Dr. H. C. Q. Nelson of Sidney was elected chairman of the newly formed District XII of the Nebraska State School Board Association at a Sidney High cafeteria meeting. He will represent the district on the state executive board as about 50 residents attended chaired by Richard Brown Holdrege. District includes Banner Kimball Cheyenne Devel Garden Morrill Scotts Bluff counties. 15 districts statewide after last year’s realignment. Resolutions on district reorganization state support for local districts and teacher retirement were set for the Lincoln convention November 13 and 14 with a spring meeting to be announced.
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H. C. Q. Nelson
Sidney
Nebraska State School Board Association
Sidney High
Nelson
Richard Brown
Holdrege
Banner
Kimball
Cheyenne
Devel
Garden
Morrill
Scottsbluff
State School Boards Convention
Lincoln
Martin Calls Restraint Vital in Government Spending
Congressman Dave Martin urged restraint in federal outlays at a Republican rally. He cited 1966 inflation of five percent and accused President Johnson of not trimming programs while endorsing Viet Nam funding. He called for cutting nonessential spending and warned households to tighten purchases. Martin seeks reelection in the 3rd District and is seen as odds-on favorite.
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Gation
Dave Martin
Washington
Rep. Martin
Johnson
Martin
Great Society
Viet Nam
Tiemann lists taxes education and highways as top issues
Republican governor candidate Norbert Tiemann visited with a caravan and spoke from Wausa about campaign progress. He claimed rising poll numbers, solid GOP support statewide, and some cross party encouragement. He warned state revenue issues if income and real estate taxes fall and advocated a broadened low base sales and income tax to achieve tax equality.
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Norbert Tiemann
Wausa
Tiemann
Mr. Tiemann
Curtis
Court House
Nebraska
New Market To Open On Monday In Sidney
Sidney businessman Mel Pfeil, longtime meat dealer, will open a new market at 19th Ave and Clint on St. Monday. A delayed start occurred due to faulty equipment. the store will showcase refrigerated cases, cooling and freezing rooms, and off street parking. Pfeil will issue a detailed plan after a few days of operation to ensure everything runs smoothly.
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Sidney
Mel Pfeil
19Th Ave
Clinton St
Pfeil
Knackstedt Named New Cheyenne Welfare Director
Cheyenne County Commissioners appointed Virgil Y. Knackstedt to lead the Welfare Department, succeeding A. D. Chambers who moved to Douglas County Omaha. Knackstedt, a 1942 resident, Midland College alumnus, WWII Navy veteran, and former Sidney Post Office employee, has served in the Welfare Department since June 1.
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Cheyenne County
Virgil Y. Knackstedt
A. D. Chambers
Douglas County Welfare Department
Omaha
Mr. Knackstedt
Cheyenne Co
Midland College
U.S. Navy
Sidney Post Office
Lodgepole Lions Essay Contest Announced
The Lodgepole Lions Club and The International Association of Lions Clubs sponsor a peace essay contest open to entrants aged 14 to 21 as of Jan 15, 1967. The local winner earns 10 dollars. deadline is December 10. Entry blanks are available from Lions Club members.
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Lodgepole Lions Club
International Association of Lions Clubs
Lodgepole Club
Lions Club
City Starts Half Million in Municipal Projects Seen
City Manager George Felsch notes progress toward two major projects totaling about $500,000. An $400,000 airport expansion and an $85,000 sewage plant modernization await final approvals from State and Federal agencies. Nieheuser Construction Co. of Sidney is the sewer bidder, Paulson Building and Supply Co. of Cozad is approved for the airport contract. Federal and local funds support both, with land relocations and highway modifications pending State Highway Department action. Frontiers airline plans drive runway upgrade to handle larger jets, while traffic detours and a by pass route affect State 19.
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George Felsch
Sidney
State Health Department
Felsch
Nieheuser Construction Co
Nienheuser
Frontier Airlines
Frontier
Peetz and
Sterling
VFW Auxiliary District II Meeting Planned in Sidney
The VFW and Auxiliary District II announce a fall meeting this Sunday Oct 9 at the Sidney Ellis Building. State dignitaries Elton Mundt Chadron Mrs Ange Sparano Omaha Faye Blough Omaha Chet Anthony Chadron Neal Craig Sidney Marion Whitaker Sidney and Pat Green Alliance are expected. Sessions start 1 30 pm with lunch served later.
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District II Veterans of Foreign Wars and Auxiliary
Sidney Ellis
Elton Mundt
Chadron
Angie Sparano
Omaha
Faye Blough
Chet Anthony Chadron
Neal Craig
Sidney
Marion Whitaker
Anthony
Mundt
Hochman To Give Famous Address
Benny Hochman accepts two speaking engagements describing his life as a Polish youth in a Nazi concentration camp. He will speak to Bridgeport school students and parents on Monday Oct 24 and at the Colorado Junior Chamber of Commerce state convention on Nov 5 in Sterling.
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Benny Hochman
Hell
Here
Bridgeport
Colorado Junior Chamber of Commerce
Sterling
Egging Plant Backs United Fund
The Egging Company, a major local employer, joined the United Fund drive by allowing visits to present facts to employees. Participation is voluntary with payroll deduction offered. the company acts only as a collection agent. John Egging, L S Holleran, Ernie Schadegg, and J H McNish are pictured with pledge cards.
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Egging Company
United Fund
John Egging
Dr. L. S. O Holleran
Ernie Schadegg
J. H. McNish
Telegraph
Mrs Weber of Dalton Is Dead
Magdalena Weber eighty of Dalton died at her home Thursday evening born June fifteenth eighteen eighty six in Merkel Russia came to the United States in nineteenoh nine to Alexander Kansas where she married Phillip Flohr later moved to Encampment Wyoming where her husband died in nineteen twenty three the family moved to Gering and in nineteen twenty four she married Franz Weber who died in nineteen sixty one survived by two sons Alex Flohr Fred Flohr both of Dalton two daughters Mrs Alvina Schmidt Oroville California and Mrs Amelia Stanley Vancouver Washington and fourteen grandchildren she was preceded in death by two children funeral services pending with Boley Dennis Funeral Home of Gering service Monday at two from Boley Funeral Home in Gering with Rev Robert Miller officiating burial in West Lawn Cemetery Gering memorial Trinity Lutheran Church Dalton.
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Magdalena Weber
Dalton
Merkel
Russia
United States
Alexander
Kan
Phillip Flohr
Encampment
Wyo
Gering
Franz Weber
Alex Flohr
Fred Flohr
Alvina Schmidt
Oroville
Calif
Amelia Stanley
Vancouver
Wash
Boley-Dennis Funeral Home
Trinity Lutheran Church of
Weber
Sorensen Visits Dalton For Governor Campaign
Mrs Sorensen wife of the Democratic candidate for governor will visit Dalton next week touring small communities in the state in support of her husband. She will be at the Royal Room next Wednesday at two p m for a campaign stop in Dalton.
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Phil Sorensen
Dalton
Sorensen
Royal Room
Panhandle forecast calls for fair, mild weather
The Panhandle region is expected to see generally fair and mild conditions tonight and Saturday with lows in the 40s and highs near the 70s. Precipitation probability remains zero. The five day outlook shows temperatures through Wednesday averaging 4 to 9 degrees above normal with small daily changes.
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Panhandle
Bankers To Elect Hear Top Speaker In Nebraska Meeting
The Nebraska Bankers Association Group Six annual meeting will be at Fort Sidney Motor Hotel on Monday October 10. E K Yanney Lodgepole presides with registration at 11 a.m. and a 1 p.m. luncheon. Speakers include Thomas J. Aron Floyd L. Wilson Harris V. Osterberg and Charles W Jarvis.
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Group Six
Nebraska Bankers Association, Inc
Fort Sidney Motor Hotel
E. K. Yanney
Lodgepole
Thomas J. Aron
Crete
Floyd L. Wilson
Omaha
U.S. Department of Labor
Harris V. Osterberg
Nebraska Bankers Association
Charles W. Jarvis
Jarvis
San Marcos
Tex
U.S. Naval Academy
University of Texas School of Dentistry
Educators Set Meeting Dates in Cheyenne County
76 members attended the Cheyenne County Educators Association meeting at Potter School. Richard Marker, Potter, president, led the session. A film was shown and ideas for upcoming programs were formed in groups. Duane Freeman is program chairman. Next meeting is November 21 at Gurley. Dalton will host on February 20 and the annual dinner for school board members will be at Lodgepole.
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Cheyenne County Educators Association
Potter School
Richard Marker
Potter
Duane Freeman
Gurley
Dalton
Lodgepole
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W. T. Miller
GOP
Frank Mattoon
John Everroad
Curl T. Curtis
Washington Dele
Dr. Nelson
Knackstedt
Lodgepole Lions
VFW
Glenn Sutton
Ladies Auxiliary
Elks
Maxine Whitaker
Lyman
Broadwater
Hochman
Mrs. Sorensen
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