Dae Shik Min Walks In With Kim Tale And Travel Woes
Dae Shik Min a 22 year old Korean from Seoul arrived in San Francisco and then Sidney with only 15 dollars left of an original 600. He discovered his car’s insurance was only liability, not full coverage, after a rock shattered the windshield in Sidney. Local church helped with a free windshield, nominal glass costs, and two free meals. He heads to St. Louis to join his brother Jung Shik Min, while Sidney residents reflect on hospitality and aid.
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Sidney
Nebraska
Dae Shik Min
Seoul
San Francisco
U. S
Kimball
Dae
Wen
St. Louis
Jung Shik Min
Conneil
Korea
Min
Shik
Monk's Mon asters and Peowarts Bedside Manor Sign
A village controversy centers on a private Dorwart Drive leading to Monk's Mon asters and Peowarts Bedside Manor home signs created by two families to inform visitors. The piece shifts to Rep. Dave Martin urging action on Cuba crisis and federal waste, stressing Monroe Doctrine, espionage fears, and a costly Nebraska job training program with questions about need and funding.
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Memorial Hospital
Dorwart Drive
Hospital
Thei R Wits
Dave Martin
Nebraska
Cuba
Iit
Russia
Western Hemisphere
United States
West
Poultryman Advocates Daily Eggs for Nutrition Month
Lincoln Nebraska Daily notes Extension poultryman John Skinner promotes an egg a day during Better Break fast Month. He praises eggs as a prime protein, affordable, versatile, and easy to cook, urging proper refrigeration and avoiding door storage to preserve quality.
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Lincoln
John Skinner
Extension
University of Nebraska
Skinner
Architect Edward Durell Stone to design National Cultural Center
Architect Edward Durell Stone will design the National Cultural Center in Washington DC, a major project announced in the capital. The plan positions Stone as lead designer for a landmark cultural complex expected to house performing arts spaces and related facilities.
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Edward Durell Stone Wll
National Cultural Center
Washington DC
Effects Of Frost Evident In State And Federal Reports
Nebraska crop observers report half the 1962 corn crop at dent stage and about one third mature while both corn and milo advance toward maturity. Frost harm seen in Panhandle and central counties. wheat seeding about half complete. soybeans progress well. dry bean harvest stalled in Panhandle. Sugar beets poor for size but undamaged, hay supplies ample, livestock in good condition and feeder sales rising.
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General Accounting Office
Marine Corps
Barstown
California
Philadephia
Air Force
Mobile
Alabama
Sacramento
Navy
Philadelphia
Army
Raritan
Metuchen
Naval
Bayonne
Congress
Nebraska
Federal Division of Agricultural Statistics
Panhandle
Central
Nebraska NCCY study on juvenile court statutes
The Nebraska Committee for Children and Youth begins a statewide survey of statutes relating to children and youth with grants from Lincoln Foundation and an Omaha foundation. A seven member steering committee led by Juvenile Judges Nuermberger and Hart directs the project.
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Nebraska Committee For Children and Youth
Nebraska
Lincoln Foundation, Inc
Omaha Foundation
NCCY
Wilfred W. Nuermberger
Lincoln
Seward L. Hart
Omaha
Beth B Woods
Richard H. Hansen
Mel Kammerlohr
Nebraska Bar Association
State Capitol
Organizing Of Cattlemen Is Being Urged
Nebraska cattlemen are urged to form a single democratic producer controlled beef cattle improved association. Glenn Butts of Oklahoma BCIA cites performance testing as essential to production efficiency and producer gains. Glenn Railsback of Humboldt notes weighing and grading calves will anchor the initial program and calls for meat type cattle over show type.
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Halsey
Nebraska
Glenn Butts
Oklahoma Beef Cattle Improvement Association
BCIA
Beef Cattle Improvement Associations
Oklahoma Bcia
Butts
Oklahoma Association
Glenn Railsback
Humboldt
Beef Cattle Improvement Committee
Railsback
Kimball Bank Head Accepts Thornton Presidency
Dean Dearinger, president of American National Bank for four years, will become president of North Valley State Bank in Thornton a Denver suburb. The bank plans temporary quarters at Thornton Shopping Center by December and the Dearingers will live in Denver on weekdays and return weekends, aiming to move into 9970 Melody Drive, Denver within two weeks.
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Kimball
Dean Dearinger
American National Bank
North Valley State Bank
Thornton
Denver
Dearingers
Melody Drive
Scouts Plan Fall Camporee and Member Drive
More than 35 Boy Scout leaders from the Wye-Braska area council attended a unit leaders retreat at Camp Kiwanis Scottsbluff. A. E. Christy council commissioner led retreat activities as plans for the fall camporee on September 28 29 and 30 near McGrew Nebraska were announced. The event expects over 30 troops and 400 scouts with a space age theme reward for recruitment and a banner for units reaching goals.
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Wye-Braska
Camp Kiwanis
Scottsbluff
A. E. Christy
McGrew
Nebr
Max Gentry
J. H. McNish
Sidney
Wyo-Braska
K N Conducting Corrosion Study Of Main Pipeline
The Kansas Nebraska Natural Gas Company is conducting a corrosion survey of its North Central Gas Company main pipeline from Glen Rock Wyoming to Scottsbluff Nebraska. Leonard Hill, chief cathodic engineer, oversees a crew of 21 working on surface arc readings to assess underground pipe conditions. After completion, the company will apply cathodic protection to prevent future corrosion.
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Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas Company
North Central Gas Company
Glenrock
Wyo
Scottsbluff
Neb
K-N
Leonard Hill
Hill
Governor Appeals for Federal Farm Relief After Freeze
Governor Frank Morrison asked Agriculture Secretary Orville Freeman for emergency federal loans to Western Nebraska farmers hit by unseasonably low temps on Sept 7 and 8. He cited at least fourteen counties in Banner Box Butte Chase Cheyenne Dawes Deuel Garden Keith Kimball Morrill Perkins Scottsbluff Sheridan and Sioux counties facing hardship and potential farming cessation.
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Lincoln
Frank Morrison
Orville Freeman
Washington
Nebraska
Morrison
Banner
Box Butte
Chase
Cheyenne
Dawes
Deuel
Garden
Keith
Kimball
Morrill
Perkins Scottsbluff
Sheridan
Sioux
Farmers Home Administration
Secretary of Agriculture
Cheyenne County Tops Goal in 1962 Cancer Crusade
Cheyenne County surpassed its 1962 Cancer Crusade goal, reaching 147.4 percent with $2684.86 donated from a $2500 target. Frank Mattoon, campaign chairman, credited memorial gifts and volunteers for record progress, while Memorial chairman Mrs. Edna Dedrick will accept designated gifts.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska
American Cancer Society
Omaha
Frank Mattoon
Cheyenne County Cancer Organization
Edna Dedrick
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Monnich
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State Board of Education
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Linda
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Ted Young
Rodney Vaughn
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First Christian Church
Boulder
Colo
University of Colorado
C. U
Rodney
Courtlsy N.s.ela
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Nccy Project
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Kimball Bank
Telegraph
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Los Angeles
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Spain
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Brown
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