Sidney Telegraph Editorial Page overview and masthead
The Sidney Telegraph serves western Nebraska as the oldest paper founded in 1873. It operates as Cheyenne County’s official newspaper and is published Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays by The Telegraph Printing Co. Inc. at 830 11th Ave Sidney Nebraska under AP and Nebraska Press Association affiliations.
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To Build Or Not To Build I-80 Debate in Nebraska
The Sidney Telegraph invites public opinions on timing for Interstate 80 construction in western Nebraska. The paper urges citizens to voice support or opposition to earlier completion, arguing a united public stance would influence plans or confirm the current timetable.
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Department of Roads
Happy tenure ends for Sioux Army Depot commander
The administration of Col. Stanley W. Smiley as commanding officer at Sioux Army Depot has been a happy one for Sidney. Col. Smiley retires from active Army duty at month’s end after an outstanding public relations program and efforts to foster good relations with the community. The depot’s cooperation and services have benefited Sioux, and local newsmen praise his cooperative stance and wish him and Mrs. Smiley well in future plans.
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Free Enterprise and Steel Indictments Stir Debate on Law
An eight firm steel price fixing indictment notes echoes of 1961 electrical equipment convictions. Meanwhile U S manufacturing profits hit a 1963 high of 19.5 billion dollars, up nearly two billion from 1962. A Memorial Hospital bequest by Earle A. Winter urges public contributions to support hospital operations and future building needs.
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Federal Trade Commission
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Earle A. Winter
Memorial Hospital
Knowledge Bytes from a World Atlas Filler
A brisk digest of odd facts and trivia spanning geography history and science. It mixes population jumps tropical resources and curious tidbits about places like Gabon Yemen and Carthage with playful notes on everyday life and ancient customs.
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Yemen
Nebraska
Gabon
Grand Canyon
Greenland
Rush Across and Across Downs Puzzle Answers
A compact list puzzle solution covering a set of overlapping clues for across and down entries. Entries include subside smog kindred those having office plant cutter bird particle slogan curtailed a syllable expletive conclude forming the center seaweed forward ventilated kind of coffee kindred not over hence state Fr Melodious jackdaw small spirit stove fount Eskimo snow hut apteryx midday George Gershwin’s brother horseradish fruit whirlpool obscures Athamas wife old caval ry sword diet necessity sun god resentment high wind run in hosiery chill spread geological basin cuttlefish fluid zenana proboscis standard quantity musical show Mona combine Kismet Chinese anise wedding band children's game burning Lauterne globe red deer bib land Ital day breeze blade Alleged force
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Smogerson
Auditor Sees Law Ignored Nil Penalty in Audits
State Auditor Ray Johnson says towns and subdivisions largely fail to file annual audits with the state due to no penalty in law. He notes most major power districts report, counties are audited, and urges units to file for public record. Also reports opposition to a Fort Randall to Grand Island 230 kV line and discusses national distribution of Outdoor NEBRASKAland.
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Ray Johnson
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Hearst Publications, Inc
Dick Schaffer
Nebraska
Harlan Storey
Plainview
Tennessee
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M. O. Steen
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Republican committeeman questions Nixon write in in Nebraska
As Other Editors See It argues Donald Ross of Omaha wrongly urged Nixon to repudiate Nebraska supporters push for a Nixon write in in the coming primary. Nixon, then in Saigon, stayed noncommittal yet defended Nebraskans right of choice. The piece contrasts Goldwater backing with Nixon appeal and urges letting Nebraskans decide.
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Lincoln Star
Medicare costs and payroll taxes under King Anderson policy
The article argues Medicare would raise payroll taxes to 7.4 percent on the first 5200 of earnings, split between workers and employers, and that actual costs would exceed proponents’ claims. It cites Social Security figures and warns workers would bear most of the tax as prices rise. It also criticizes long term fiscal planning and notes rising pension costs for veterans.
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King-Anderson
Social Security Administration
Robert J. Myers
Congress
U. S
Cancer Death Rates Shift By Sex In 1960s Trends
Cancer deaths are down for women with a 50 percent drop in uterine cancer deaths and declines in stomach cancer, aided by more annual checkups. In men, deaths rise due to insufficient annual checkups, a sharp increase in lung cancer from smoking, and higher leukemia rates.
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