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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1964
Page
5
A columnist laments the decline of light entertainment in newspapers noting Moon Maid and Gasoline Alley storylines while lamenting grim content, crusading cartoonists, and a rise of violent and political themes. He worries about children's loss of playful culture and predicts a return to humor when readers demand relief.
Senator Marvin E. Stromer of Lincoln touts statewide higher education coordination after a Missouri campus tour and talks with University of Nebraska officials. He cites upcoming education funding demands while Nebraska advances ties with Missouri and benchmarks on future state need. Senator Terry Carpenter seeks advance notice of Ak Sar Ben tax hearings as tax subcommittee monitors exemptions. FAA approves Mead tower for ETV network, enabling a 889 foot transmitter as part of a planned seven station system. George Morris seeks 210000 federal funds to support a 12 million Beatrice State Home medical and research building for mentally retarded care under Hill Burton program.
Report from Washington by Congressman Dave Martin critiques President Johnson s Foreign Aid request of 3 4 billion as wasteful and ineffective. He argues aid expanded national debt, cites Cuba Chile and Vietnam setbacks, and forecasts further cuts. The Poverty Message outlines a 962 5 million first year for an Economic Opportunity department with job corps work training and urban rural programs plus loans to spur new jobs and farm relief.
Nebraska and National Park Service salvage archaeology along Red Willow Reservoir north of McCook documents early hunters and archaic groups dating back 10,000 years. Woodlands and village farmers left pottery, earthlodges, and underground storage pits. later Dismal River and Sioux occupants are noted, with dugouts and iron arrowheads as proof of historic occupation.
Real life Nigerian agronomy graduate student David Abifarin, 29, plays Asagai in the University of Nebraska laboratory theatre production. The Yoruba tribe member in the play contrasts with Abifarin’s goal to return home and advance sorghum research and farming techniques.
Built-in error or deliberate design The two 690 foot Verrazano Narrows Bridge towers are 1 5 8 inches farther apart at the top than at the bottom to account for the curvature of the earth. Steel Facts from the American Iron and Steel Institute explains the towers must point their axes toward the earth’s center to appear vertical.
A reader is directed to The Telegraph Printing Co Inc located at 830 11th Ave for assistance. The brief prompts readers to visit experts for help with print edition forms.
In Bowling Green Kentucky burglars looted Warren County courthouse offices and stole more than 13000 dollars. They also broke into 13 slot machines seized in raids and stored in the sheriff's office.
For all your printing needs, come to The Telegraph Printing Co Inc, 83rd Ave. Ad promotes a local print shop offering services at a stated price point.
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