Sidney Aims to Host 1967 High School Music Clinic
Sidney led bid for the Nebraska State High School Music Clinic to be held in November 1967 with support from Western Nebraska communities. The three day event could attract about 3,000 attendees, with housing help sought from locals for about 2,000 students at $1.50 per night. The Telegraph urges readers to return housing blanks and notes letters sent to 445 music directors. Sidney promotes a Lincoln venue and plans a welcoming display at the clinic with regional representatives joining in Sidney gear.
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Sidney
Nebraska
Chamber of Commerce
Ron Mercer
Mercer
Duane Johnson
Sidney Public School
Lincoln
Scottsbluff, Alliance and
Chadron
Four Accidents In Sidney Involving Two Cars Each
The Sidney Police Department logged four light city collisions over several days, all involving two vehicles with no injuries. Details include Mrs. Dan Benzel’s door damaged by a trailer in front of 844 Illinois, Harley Haxton’s trailer tow, Jolene Lingwall’s parked collision with Virginia Scalva’s car, Ola Brogen backing into Robert Batt, and John Walraven backing into Alice Needham with about 25 dollars damage to Needham’s car.
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Sidney
Dan Benzel
Illinois
Harley Haxton
Clear Lake
Iowa
Jolene Lingwall
11Th
Virginia Scalva
Sterling
Colo
Lingwall
Scalva
Ola Brogen
10Th
Osage
Robert Batt
John W. Walraven
11Th Avenue
Alice Needham
Needham
Walraven
Nebraska Floodplain Regulation Could Cut Future Losses
Nebraska citizens should consider flood plain regulation to reduce loss of life and property. The Loup River flood caused about 10 million dollars in damage with 40 percent agricultural and 60 percent urban impact. Regulations could limit building in flood zones, require safe design, prevent encroachment, and preserve floodways while acknowledging the limits of reservoirs and larger structures.
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Nebraska
Loup River
USDA
Loup Basin
Braska
Two Lodgepole Men Inducted for Army Training
Mrs. Louis Johnson, clerk of the Cheyenne County selective service board, says two Lodgepole youths were sent out for induction last week. Fred William Frerichs and William Paul Hixon, both 19, are now at Fort Bliss Texas for basic training. November call asked for no inductees and only two for physical examinations.
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Army
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Sidney, Nebr
Sidney Telegraph
Pittsburgh
Aluminum Company of America
Alcoa
Gulf Oil Corp
National Steel Corp
US Steel Corp
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Star-Spangled Foundation
U.S
America
Viet Nam
Treasury Department
The
Advertising Council
Paing
J. C. Penney
Penney's
Wow
Kodak
New
Fashion Manor
Moonlight Madness
D & EE
S. S
Terry
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