Costs Run High as Oil Industry Plans for 1965 Growth
Oil economists project near 80 billion dollars in new investment through 1965 to secure production, transport, refining, and marketing for rising American demand. The sector argues profits and finance are essential to fund expansion amid a growing population, cars, homes, and industrial activity.
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Jail Break at El Paso Prison Ends Quietly
A prisoner slugged a guard with a makeshift blackjack crafted from soap and a sack. Eight inmates briefly seized a floor before officers regained control, restoring order at the El Paso jail.
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Sunol farmer reports loss of two large, feasting badgers
Local news details visitors and family gatherings across Big Springs and Lodgepole Nebraska. Notes include Mrs. Von Krueger’s hospital discharge, World Series viewing, and birthday party for Tena Kokes with schoolmates and neighbors in attendance.
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Wilbur Houser
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Ted Houser
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Leonard Bartel
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Dean Stump
Melvin Kokés
iGlen
Kokes
Tena
Glende Jean Dickinson
Connie Tilghman
Barbara Melheim
Jane Buterbaugh
Dennis Young
Shianne Gardner
Linda Myerholz
Jane Anderson
Angi Lopez
Susan Little
Henrietta Kalinauski
Tenz
Glenn Dickison
Target for Archers Brown Rice Flavors and Storage
Brown rice offers a nutty flavor and provides vitamins and minerals for family use. Its storage life is shorter than regular white rice.
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