Sidney Telegraph Editorial Page Note on Publication
The Sidney Telegraph, Western Nebraska's oldest newspaper founded in 1873, publishes editorials and serves Cheyenne County. It is an associate member of The Associated Press and a Nebraska Press Association member, issued every Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 830 11th Ave, Sidney, Nebraska.
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Sidney Barometer Construction Promises Top Growth
A 1963 Sidney barometer construction indicates record activity, with projects in planning and underway pushing total figures higher than any year since the late 1950s. The surge is driven largely by residential work, renewing a development trend that waned with oil and gas slowdowns, signaling continued economic expansion.
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Sidney
Driving Discipline and Self-Control Behind the Wheel
The piece notes that people often change when driving, usually for the worse. It suggests drivers monitor their own attitudes and discipline themselves to maintain courteous behavior and safe driving despite unconscious shifts caused by being behind the wheel.
IRS audit approach debated as agency expands checks
The piece discusses IRS auditing methods after a busy tax season. It notes 18 billion extra dollars collected through audits and mentions Caplin's shift toward auditing more returns. It argues Congress may resist adding agents, but the IRS aims to deter evasion and ensure tax compliance despite unpopularity.
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Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Revenuer Caplin
Congress
The
Revenue Service
A Tribute To Poulenc From A Dying Era
The article notes Fran is a remarkable French composer whose death marks an important historical moment. It argues Poulenc will gain reputation, energizing orchestral programs with his modern yet Bach influenced polyphonies and dissonances. It lauds his Organ Concerto as a standard work.
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Francis Poulenc
Poulenc
Aaron Copland
Congress Likely Passes Bill To Redesign Dollar Bill
Congress appears ready to authorize Treasury to redesign the one dollar bill into a gold backed Federal Reserve note. The familiar look would stay, but the words silver certificate would be removed and a new design added to curb rising silver demand. Approval by the House Banking Committee 18 to 1 signals probable passage.
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Treasury Department
Federal Reserve
Treasury
George Washington
Dillion
House Banking Committee
Nebraska’s Print Olive biography highlighted in The Ladder of Rivers
The Lincoln Star review lauds Harry Chrisman’s The Ladder of Rivers as a solid, well documented biography of Print Olive. It notes Olive’s Texas roots, cattle drives into Nebraska, Confederate service, and later influence as a western Nebraska cattle baron amid water and irrigation leadership.
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Nebraska
Print
Texas
Harry Chrisman
Olive
Exacting world raises questions on human error and safety
The Nebraska State Journal notes speed and dependence on machines heighten risk in modern work. It cites a near head on plane collision over Nebraska and the Thresher disaster to warn that a lapse in transmission and control can have fatal results.
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Nebraska State Journal
Nebraska
Navy
Frontier Airlines traffic in Nebraska up 66 percent
Frontier Airlines reports 66 percent higher passenger traffic in Nebraska over last year due to new management and improved service. Sidney and other towns face uncertain future as Civil Aeronautics Board rules demand use it or lose it, with local calls to prove air service value.
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Frontier Airlines
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Civil Aeronautics Board
Sidney
Frontier
Rie
Much Ado About Nothing at Visita theater
A note from the Visita California Press remarks on social pressure and guidance, joking that there will always be someone ready to tell you where to go. The piece comments on class and status with a wry, theatre flavored tone.
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Coin production reaches new peak at Denver and Philadelphia mints
In fiscal year 1962 the Denver and Philadelphia mints produced a record 3.4 billion coins, double the 1959 output. Production is expected to stay at this level in 1963. It notes the U S inch difference from Canada until 1959 and the 1946 Philippine independence date of July 4.
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Denver
Philadelphia
Crossword Puzzle Clue List From The Unknown Page
A mixed set of across and down clues includes Lass Clutch Remedy to Sprains and many fragmented terms such as Beige TV appa ratus and Man's name. Other entries hint at weathered wording like Harbor boat and Anesthetic, with scattered proper nouns and partial phrases across the grid.
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Lass
Unkii
Beige
Man's Name
Poke
Mesh
Thomas Shadwell
Radar and the Rise of the Electronic Enforcer
A writer laments radar speed traps and the all seeing electronic gendarmes. He defends law and order while warning that machines replace human judgment and threaten individual rights, yet acknowledges radar’s protective role and the need for fair enforcement.
Fort McPherson Centennial Becomes Nebraska Cemetery
The fort once known as Cantonment McKean and Fort Cottonwood marked a hundred years in 1880 before being abandoned. It sits now as a national cemetery site near the Platte where timber, water, and telegraph routes shaped its history. Troops saw action against Indians and aided in conferences with Sioux and Cheyenne, including a 1864 meeting with General Mitchell.
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Fort McPherson
Forks of the Platte
Cantonment McKean
Fort Cottonwood
Ft. Cottonwood
James B
Platte
Fort Kearney
Fort Laramie
Cottonwood Canyon
McPherson
Robert B. Mitchell
Grand Duke Alexis
Pitt Acquires Fox Chapel Home for One Dollar
Avery C. Adams of Jones Laughlin Steel sold his Fox Chapel residence to the University of Pittsburgh for $1. The two story 18 room Normandy chateau built in 1925 cost about $250,000 and is valued at $110,000. Pitt plans to use it for faculty or administrative staff next fall.
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Avery C. Adams
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
Fox Chapel
University of Pittsburgh
Pitt
Oregon Scenic Areas designate highway stretches for signage limits
Oregon's Scenic Area Commission sets five highway stretches as special scenic areas including two along the coast. Under the designation billboards may not be erected within five hundred feet and existing signs must be removed within seven years.
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Salem, Ore
Oregon’s
Scenic Area Commission
Decline of Farm Work Animals From WWI to Now
A manufacturer notes that horses and mules on farms have fallen from 25 million after World War I to about three million today. Separately a leading coffee equipment maker says percolating remains the preferred method of brewing coffee.
Community Church Services and School Calendar Notes
Local church events list Sunday services at Barracks 5 Depot Chapel and Unit 317 Bible study on Tuesdays. School notices cover spelling contests April 26 track meets May 2 9 and 10 achievement tests and end of year activities with staff changes and library gifts. Community club meetings and youth group notices accompany family activities and visits.
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Community Church
Willard Allen Norton
Adult Christian Forum
Sterling
Dix
Jack Upton
Jim Thoree
Alliance High School
Thorell
Teen Age Marriages Blamed On Girls Too Eager To Wed
Vivian Brown reports on a 19 year old man who fears marrying hastily for love and home life. He cites peer pressure and gifts from fiancés as pressure to marry, while he plans to finish college and avoid a rushed union despite parental and social expectations.
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Vivian Brown
AP News
Jack
Telegraph Want Ads Offer Trade and Self Help Listings
Classifieds invite readers to list items for trade or sale and offer personal ads through the Telegraph. Readers can place notices about self help or exchange opportunities and browse available items and services.
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