Take It Easy Years Bond Drive by Nebraska Cattlemen
Nebraska Cattlemen kick off a fall Savings Bonds drive themed Take It Easy Years to boost bond purchases. Co chairs are Elvin Adamson and Ralph A. Baker, with W. B. Millard Jr. as state bond chairman. The campaign runs October through November and promotes self managed retirement income via bonds for ranchers and farmers. Nebraska bought 57.7 million in savings bonds in the first eight months of 1968.
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U. S
Nebraska
Elvin Adamson
Nenzel
Nebraska Stockgrowers Association
Ralph A. Baker
Valentine
Sandhills Cattle Association
W. B. Millard, Jr
Omaha
Ogallala Firm Secures Minuteman Capacitor Contract
Good-All Capacitors of Ogallala received orders from North American Aviation for capacitors used in Minuteman guidance systems. The project marks the first production step after two years of development, promising long term regional business if successful. Capacitors to be made locally will be used in missiles at Grand Forks North Dakota with megaton nuclear payloads.
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U. S S. Air Force
Nebraska
TRW Electronics
North American Aviation Company
Loren Koelste
Minuteman
C. H. Petersen
Minuteman System Management
North American Aviation
Petersen
Grand Forks
North Dakota
Japan
CARE expands food aid global drive with $1 package program
CARE announces a worldwide effort using dairy and grain donations from Midwest farms to supply 35 million dollars in aid across 33 countries. Harold Gauer, Midwest Regional Director, invites local donors to give 1 per package to fund 6 million food packages, aiming to empower self reliance through school meals, rural development, and refugee resettlement programs.
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Midwest
Care Today
Harold Gauer
CARE
U. S
Gauer
Have Something to Shi or Trane The Trie Graph Wana ADSL
Fragmentary note references a technical topic involving the trie graph and ADSL services. Details are unclear due to garbled text. no clear event person organization place or date can be identified from the readable portions.
Merit System Announces Exams for Director Post
The Nebraska Merit System invites applications for a competitive exam for the Director of the Division of Employment. Tests will be on Thursday November 7 for those meeting minimum qualifications and who submit an official Merit System application by Wednesday October 30 1963. Applications and details available at the Merit System Office Lincoln State Capital, the Nebraska Division of Employment Lincoln, local Division of Employment offices, or County Welfare Offices.
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Nebraska Department of Labor
Tal Coonrad
M. I. Christensen
Merit System
State Capital
Lincoln
Nebraska Division of Employment
South 16Th Street
Division of Employment
Sidney youth injured in tire explosion incident
Ron Hardy of Sidney sustained a fractured jaw slight concussion facial lacerations and the loss of two teeth after a tire rim struck his face during tire changing at the Reliable Well Service workshop near 15th and Illinois. The 1963 Sidney High School graduate is the son of V R Hardy and works for Reliable Well Service Inc.
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Sidney
Reliable Well Service
15Th
Illinois
W. R. Hardy
Young Hardy
Hardy
Sidney High School
V. R. Hardy
Reliable Well Service Inc
Telegraph Wanted Loday and Sell It Fast
Classified item note invites readers to place a telegraph wanted advertisement to obtain a quick sale. Includes bold call to action and emphasis on speed and efficiency in handling orders.
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Telegraph
LODAY
Cuba Seen as Training Ground for Communists
Congressman Dave Martin of Nebraska 3rd District warns in his weekly newsletter that Cuba serves as a central training base for communist agents and Russian troops. He argues the island spreads communist doctrine to Latin America, threatens governments, and uses Cuba as a top target to uphold the Monroe Doctrine.
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Dave Martin
Nebraska
Envbuie
Honduras
Russia
U. S
Berlin
Viet Nam
Troy
Western Hemisphere
Solid Freeze Would Prove Valuable Now
The article argues for a hard freeze to protect crops and slow winter wheat growth as temperatures dip into the 30s. It notes frost could harm flowers and bloom, frost could improve beet sugar content, and lists state crop observations including corn, milo, potatoes, alfalfa, pasture, and moisture needs.
Junior Crops Judging Fest At Ogallala Draws Near
Nearly 100 Nebraskans have entered the Nebraska Junior Crops Judging fest in Ogallala. Contestants compete with the Nebraska Wheat Show and Junior Grain Show, sponsored by the Omaha and Ogallala Chambers of Commerce and Nebraska Grain Improvement Assn. The top team wins an expense paid trip to Omaha in February 1964. individual awards come from the Omaha Chamber and Nebraska Consolidated Mills.
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Ogallala
Nebraska 4
Future Farmers of America
Omaha and Ogallala
Sills Named Frontier Manager of Agency and Interline Sales
Lawrence C. Sills is appointed to Frontier Airlines new post of Manager of Agency Tour and Interline Sales. Announcement in Denver by Kenneth C Smith. Sills brings five years with Frontier and previously served since 1960 as Denver district sales manager. well known in Sidney.
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Frontier Airlines
Lawrence C. Sills
Sills
Frontier
Kenneth C Smith
Sidney
Cheyenne County Surpasses E and H Bond Quota Progress for 1963
Cheyenne County leads Nebraska in U S Savings Bond sales with 853 percent of its 1963 E and H quota after September. Total purchases reach 839356 dollars with 119181 in September, as Region 16 reports Deuel Garden and others also over their quotas. Regional chairman A J Jorgenson notes September purchases were the year’s peak.
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Cheyenne County
U. S
H Glenn Spearow
Nebraska
Deuel
Garden
Leste
Danner
Morr'll
Emball
Scotts Blu
A. J. Jorgenson
Sydney
Regenal
Drivers’ License Sale Lagging in Cheyenne County
Cheyenne County faces longer lines as drivers’ license sales lag behind last year. County Treasurer Mrs Mable Jorgensen notes that two years ago at this time 1,000 more licenses had been sold and estimates a need to sell 100 licenses daily to catch up by month end.
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Cheyenne County
Mable Jorgensen
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