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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1967
Page
3
The Sidney Telegraph is published three times weekly by The Telegraph Printing Co Inc at 830 11th Ave Sidney Nebraska indicating its editorial page cadence and local newspaper operations.
The government will not penalize states missing the Uniform Time Act deadline this year, allowing legislatures in regular sessions to delay compliance. Officials still favor eventual uniform time, arguing nationwide consistency makes sense despite controversy and possible protests if enforcement is strict.
The piece notes a split among Nebraska Republicans over 1968 candidates. Fred Seaton backs Nixon while young Republicans favor George Romney, signaling a national pattern of indecision. The article questions whether Nixon can win or if a new face is needed, with a convention decision due in summer 1968.
Puzzle clues cross with a series of numbered across and down hints. The page includes short local notes about gifts to the library, improving conditions in Cheyenne County, CCC openings, snowfall, irrigation tests, and a 40 50 60 year recap of community events, weddings, and obituaries. It mentions a new pool plan, dramatic wins by Sidney High, a pilot’s escape from a wreck, and regular local society updates.
A 1967 letter from Sidney urges farmers to unite under the National Farmers Organization to secure fair prices. It argues support from local business is lacking and outlines wage boosts for wheat and livestock as a path to prosperity, urging community action and solidarity.
Dr H Bentley Glass, SUNY biologist president, predicts in the year 2000 humans will be free from hunger and infectious disease, enjoy 90 to 100 year lifespans, replace body parts, and even have lab grown children, transforming society and medicine.
A musical about France's famed writers the two Alexander Dumas is lined up for Broadway next season after a West Coast engagement. Financed at 550000 dollars the show features Frank Porretta Constance Towers Hermione Gingold and Edward Everett Horton among its cast.
The Taxpayers Progress Association backed by Omaha interests urges dropping the personal income tax from LB377 and relying on a sales tax. They claim the move shifts the burden away from property taxes and onto lower and middle income classes, prompting public alarm.
A diabetic and general health survey will target Busselton's 4000 residents, inviting all over 21 to participate. Doctors expect about 80 percent cooperation to uncover unknown diabetes, high blood pressure, anemia, kidney disease and gout, and to establish metabolism normals for early disease detection.
Red Barber, dropped by the New York Yankees as their broadcaster last fall, has turned to the pen. After 33 years on the air, the University of Florida alumnus writes a weekly sports column for the Miami Herald.
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