The Lincoln Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • 3

i Monday, July 20, 1964 ji Tlip Lincoln Star 3 Nebraska Celebrates At Fair POSTCARD On dozens. of dude ranches, dudes are bouncing deter- minedly between saddle and s'r''n- I This is not the Way West Was Won. But it is the wav the West is coming out winners. Nothing has sold the Far West like TV and the The long and leanand lank galoot, the Man with the (i-n. The Man with the Star.

ThP horn u-pars rhnns nnH I i i 1 1 i -pi v-t. iP ir-' fcinBiniiMiOTr-TtMari -r -v-iiti fnitrrr Mr fa ii 1 cause he is afraid? Don't make laugh. He is the fastest gun in the West! He, moseys because he lias promised the ranch daughter he will stop ventil ating his fcllowmen. He akes all this guff and he mosevs. I'ntil hp is forced int0 Dattle- The battle is done on a cliff.

HeQfomjsed not to shoot his ellovMiien. iJut he aid no promise not to fling them a Cliff. Hang! Sock! Wliai, mot ids hff To nv noetic uis-i don't want no rr v. f.1 I his gun is slung low. The villain' No sooner does he walk into falls tie the- Hurdy Gurdy Saloon than Wdrtl some bullv is bullying him.

Villains Jtice. And we GOVERNOR'S WIFE SINGS AT FAIR i uuu i arc uu iiuiviivs uil jyore shootin' iron," he says with a sneer, Says the hero: "Where I come from, we only notch when we miss!" strange plots around stranger. This brings the to the Far Wc cash regis- fters in Gallup. Drives ghosts If tins is a high budget pic-1 oul of shost t0wns. ture.in glowing Tcclinicolor, tho innt th rt The Republican conventioneers have packed up their noise makers and left the Far West.

Peace again settles on our sleepy village. (If you hadn a any sleep for a k. be sleepy, too.) We return to "the Amer ican way of of -life" so loudly hailed by the speakers: August cations Summer TV re-runs. And neighborhood movies. This is season of the Far West tourist business is way up and, down New Mcxi co way, the Hopis don't have to dance for rain.

They can ater the co with tears of joy. National Parks report big increases. Camp grounds are full. At Little Big Horn, the guide will show you Custer fell. (And what he said before battle a late joke: "Don't take any prisoners." said George.

I Beatrice Driver Ed Classes To Resume Beatrice (UPI) The second summer class in driver education for Beatrice High School students will start Monday. More than 100 students are expected to take Rrt in the classes. A total of 166 took part in the first session. 1 va- FRANK SAYS PEOPLE MOST 'VITAL. CROP' New York ifl-K was Corn-husker Day at the World's Fair Sunday, and Gov.

Frank B. Morrison of Nebraska said the state's most vital crop is its men and women who have played important- rpjes in the economic and political development of the nations. "It's their sense of responsibility and dedication that transformed the great American desert into the productive heartland it now is," the governor said. It was also a reunion day for Nebraskans. As the governor and his wife entered the fair, they were greeted by Richard Patterson, chief of protocol of the fair who is a native of Omaha.

Also present was Gen. William E. Potter, executive vice president of the fair who was stationed in Omaha during much of the construction of the Missouri Basin Development Project. He gave Morrison a silver World's Fair medallion and Mrs. Morrison a golden Unisphere charm.

The ceremonies were held at the Tiparillo Band Pavilion. Among those attending were Maj. Gen. Lyle Welch, adjutant general of Nebraska, and his wife. The official observance included a solo performance by Mrs.

Morrison. She was supported by the Nebraska Wesleyan University concert choir. Then, Mrs. Morrison introduced a new song, "Stand Up and Shout Nebraska," with the support of the Wesleyan Choir and Scottsbluff High JSchooLband. The song was written for the occasion by Dr.

Roy Swain of Omaha. Scottsbluff High School band. The ceremony was held at the Tiparillo Pavilion. Choir director Leonard Paulson, foreground, conducts. Mrs.

Frank Morrison, wife of the Nebraska governor, sings on Nebraska Day at the New York World's Fair Sunday, with the Nebraska Wesleyan University choir and to the accompaniment of the This is fighting talk. But it jit will put a lot of juice In i is too early for the fight. It is the tourist industry. time for the popco-n "Shane," which cost over $3 Besides selling a lot of motel! mill for that great color, rooms, the Man with the Gun 'jumped tourist business to the has sold a tremendous amount West. of popcorn.

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Svs to the horse lieu- tenant: "t'arewell, white sol- Alerl You save my life. I give ou your life. If -you're ever in town, don't bother to phone from the -pot. tome fight out to the re vatinn. And the lady ce in the audi- I don't see can't gu to Tucson Why do you always lio fishing in Wis- why we is year, have to consin?" (Joe wi go 1 1 Arizona.

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Eberhardt said the pond is typical of the ones that complement most homes in Germany. Enjoying Nebraska The Schmidts speak no 1 Lincoln Temperatures 1:30 a.m. 2:30 p.m. 3:30 p.m. 4:30 p.m.

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am 9:30 a.m 10 30 a.m another Negro church about three miles away. Cauthen said that while arson had not been established, his office would investigate fully, "find the culprits that did this, and prosecute them to the full extent' of the law." Tenth Burning It was the 10th church burning incident reported in Mississippi in the past two months. Two civil rights summer workers reported they" were beaten by two men after they STAR PHOTO English, but Mrs. Eberhardt said they are thoroughly enjoying Nebraska Mr. Schmidt is especially interested in farming and he expressed his amazement at the mechanized and huge farms in the state.

A 25-acre farm in Germany is considered very large, he says. The Schmidts plan to return to their homeland the middle of August. Meanwhile, they found quite a few German-speaking people in Friend area and have made themselves at home. Grandfather Schmidt hasn't stopped working for a minute, either. Now he is constructing a low, combination wood and brick fence to set off his castle and lily pond.

It will never be said that he didn't leave his mark in America. Train Kills Man Omaha A train struck and killed a man near 25th and Martha St. in Omaha Sat-urdav night. Polite identified the vu tim. a transient, as 45-year-oW William R.

Hornbcak. The engineer of the Burling- toa trajn. Jackman ui luiuvinvcio jit oan the victim on the tracks about HXTyards in iront of the engine, but was unable to stop. 'GERMAN CASTLE' viewed by the Schmidts. Visiting Qerman Makes His Mark In United States Now Only 22 Cu.

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'Auditorium Filled' The group said, however, ushers at one church told them the auditorium was filled and invited them to return another Sunday. In Hattiesburg, Kilmer M. Estes Keys freed on $2,500 bond after pleading innocent to charges that he beat Rabbi Arthur Lelyveld of Cleveland, Ohio, and two other civil rights workers July 10. Keys, a Collins farmer, turned himself in to 1 i Saturday after a warrant was issued. Th Rev.

Martin Luther King is scheduled to arrive in Tuesday for aj five-day speaking tour, to pro-1 mote the "freedom Demo-' cratic Party," which plans to challenge the state delegation to the National Democratic; Convention on the grounds that Negroes are excluded from voting in Mississippi. In Greenville, Charlie Gibson, a 13-year-old Negro boy, told police that a report he had been fired upon Thursday by a motorist was actually a dream. Police had investigated a COFO report that someone had shot at the boy. Rev. R.

Ireland Dies In Omaha-omana (jP) The Rev. Ray-mond J. Ireland, S. 62, pastor of St. John's Catholic Church in Omaha, died in a hospital Saturday night.

Death was caused by cancer. Father Ireland, ordained in 1935, was a chaplain in World War II. He was at Jesuit high schools in the Midwest before he was. appointed pastor of St. John's in 1958.

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I 0 1 A. 1 -j Lincoln Star Special Friend The home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Eberhardt of Friend is getting a German touch. The Eberhardts were married in 1958 in Germany when Fred was stationed with the armed forces near Frankfort.

Fred brought his wife back to America with him when he was discharged in 1960. In April, Mrs. Eberhardt's parents, Josepf and Marie i of Elz, Germany crossed the Atlantic to visit their daughter and three grandchildren. Schmidt, like any good grandfather, brought gifts with him. He packed along a dozen handmade German pipes and a coo-coo clock.

No Rest The four-m visit to America was to have been a vacation for the retired German farmer and his wife, but Schmidt, whose hobby is masonry, has done anything but take it easy. Only a few days after his arrival in Friend he began work on a miniature mbdel of a castle which is located near his home in Germany. Finding building materials became a problem. Rocks are at a premium in this part of the state and Schmidt had to travel many long miles to find them. But find them he did and now the marvelous 1 i 1 1 structure adorns the nt lawn of the Eberhardt home, providing a genuine 'tourist attraction for person, in the area: FOR OVER Roberts 11101112 Strtet S) 12:30 a.m.

(MON.180 1:30 a.m 79 2:30 a.m 78 one year ago 92; 1:30 p.m High temperature low. 66. Sun rises 5:12 a.m sets 7 54 p.m. Moon rises 4:58 p.m. sets 155 a.m.

Normal July precipitation 327 inches. Total July precipitation to date 2 85 in. Total 1964 precipitation to date 21.08 in. Summary of Conditions A weak Pacific front located in Nonh and South Dakota and Wyomine will extend to Lake Superior, northeast Nebraska, and central Iowa Monday afternoon. A Pacific front olf northwest I S.

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