Sidney Telegraph Editorial Page Note
The Sidney Telegraph is western Nebraska’s oldest paper founded in 1873 and Associate AP member. It is the official Cheyenne County newspaper, published Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays by The Telegraph Printing Co. at 830 Eleventh Avenue Sidney Nebraska.
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Nebraska taxes and industry draw contrasts
The Omaha World Herald editorial is cited criticizing Nebraska for taxing real property while other states use broader bases. An industrialist from Columbus argues a broader tax base, including sales and income, would attract industry and relieve property burdens. The piece notes Colorado, Arizona, and California zones as examples.
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Sidney Chamber of Commerce Sees Record Growth in 1965
The Sidney Chamber of Commerce enters 1965 with its largest membership, energized officers, and a capable manager guiding a busy program of continuous activity. Members are assigned workload to feel essential, as Sidney faces local problems met and solved through active participation and cooperative projects.
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Connor signals need to align auto speed with road design
Secretary of Commerce John T. Connor said he will meet auto industry representatives to discuss future car speeds and highway construction. He did not state a speed reduction goal, but stressed built in speed and coordinated auto and highway design as routes to improved safety.
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Federal funding proposal for pollution control and highways
A Senate subcommittee is urged to have the federal government pay the full bill for pollution control and interstate highways with no state matching. Senator McCarthy of Minnesota supports federal assumption, arguing problems cross borders and joint participation would reduce state burdens and may merit study.
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Congress should weigh dam plans for Grand Canyon water
The Denver Post editors urge Congress to balance water-diversion schemes on the lower Colorado River with preserving Grand Canyon's natural beauty. They question Marble and Bridge Canyon dam plans, noting power economics may not justify huge investments and warn against turning the river into a chain of impoundments.
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Rural Free Delivery and Its 69th Anniversary Today
The Lincoln Star recalls the 1896 congressional decision that funded a rural free mail delivery test. It notes fierce opposition from parties merchants postmasters big business and newspapers yet the policy expanded access and boosted national prosperity. It credits rural delivery with informing farmers and aiding later electrification and economic growth.
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Neb oil jobber urges beauty driven road projects
The Nebraska Oil Jobber magazine urges public beautification in eastern Nebraska with two scenic sites. One east of Ashland overlooking the Platte Valley, the other atop Brownville hills offering a Missouri River panorama. Proposes access roads and observation spots funded by 3 percent of federal highway revenue.
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Disinterest Begins With YOU in Social Change
A Brighton Michigan Argus letter urges individual responsibility to combat public apathy. It argues society mirrors personal disinterest and highlights historic figures like Pasteur Schweitzer Aristotle King and Gandhi as examples of individual impact.
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Major Jobs Ahead For Senate In 1965 Nebraska Session
Lincoln reports the 1965 Nebraska Legislature, amid debate over spending and taxes, still faces major issues before the 1966 elections. Key items include education funding, public power, civil rights, and apportionment changes while budget plans for 1965-67 unfold. Federal aid to a Scottsbluff hospital project and early education program interest also feature in the updates.
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Across Clues Create a Word Puzzle Grid
A crossword style list of clues with word lengths implied. Entries range from relish to celestial terms, covering multiple languages and categories. Answers likely include foods, astronomy, and elemental vocabulary common in puzzle collections.
Word puzzle clues with varied definitions and cross references
A mixed list of crossword style clues with numbered items and brief hints across multiple definitions. The set includes terms for clothing tops condense actions and places, plus biology and geology references.
Peanut butter marks 75th anniversary and nation’s grip
A playful celebratory note marks the 75th anniversary of peanut butter. The piece reflects on its ubiquity in American diets, a rising consumption of about 462 million pounds annually, and the cultural role of peanut butter from invention to a staple, with humor about habits and party ideas.
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Out Of Old Nebraska Territorial Legislature Not A Model Of Conduct
Nebraska history notes contrast between early territorial legislature and present unicameral. A New York Times correspondent described 1856 sessions as chaotic with members perched on desks, barroom frays, and pervasive drinking. Reported fears of violence, braces of revolvers, and knives among lawmakers.
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