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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1966
Page
5
A decade ago in Sidney, festival pageantry highlighted a parade with brilliant floats. Other notes mention local business deals, coroner's jury findings on an auto death, and public figures like Ed Brooks returning to Sidney Country Club management.
U S wheat foods help West Bengal villages withstand famine claims by nutritionist Joellene Vanney and officials. Indian officials say American wheat improves child health and that feeding wheat saved thousands from famine. Programs by Western Wheat Associates with Nebraska support train locals in wheat cooking and nutrition using mobile units.
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A Sidney Telegraph letter from the Sidney Council of Youth argues for a Teen Center, urging youth leadership and self sacrifice. They praise adult cooperation, note Monday's City Council meeting to choose a building, and call on teens to invest effort for a future center. Bill Dorwart and Leon A Lafler weigh in on civic promotion.
Tsutomi Tanaka of Japan's Food Agency told Nebraska wheat leaders that Japan's per capita wheat use is rising four to five percent yearly and demand for US wheat will climb. He noted continued interest in hard red winter wheat and called Japan the biggest cash market for US wheat. Tanaka led a six member team touring US wheat production and handling facilities, meeting USDA officials in Washington and visiting Omaha and Lincoln facilities September 14 to 16.
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