Sidney Telegraph Editorial Page Note and Details
The Sidney Telegraph is identified as Western Nebraska’s oldest newspaper founded in 1873. It is an associate AP member and Nebraska press association member, official newspaper of Cheyenne County, published Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays by The Telegraph Printing Co. Inc., at 830 Eleventh Avenue in Sidney Nebraska.
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Home Grown Industry Drives Nebraska Growth
A Small Business Administration representative praises "home grown" industry as Nebraska's best path to economic growth. Columbus cited as a model where local capital, ideas, and neighborhood collaboration built payrolls and sustainable ventures like The Egging Co. and The Midwest Strati mit Co. The piece argues risk is essential and Nebraskans must create their own future, attracting workers and customers from other states through homegrown enterprise.
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Small Business Administration
Nebraska
Columbus
Egging Co
Gurley
Midwest Stramit Co
Dalton
United States
Peace and politics mix in a world of crises
Pope Paul’s first encyclical pushes peace as a global duty and calls for involvement of religious and lay leaders in shaping durable solutions. The column weighs political and moral factors, notes Nebraska race implications with Gov. Morrison and Burney, and comments on cancer research, Khrushchev’s stance, Khanh’s North Vietnam posture, and a redistricting delay amidst foreign aid debates.
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Pope Paul
Atlantic City Claims Largest Convention Hall
Atlantic City hosts the Democratic National Convention in the seven acre, 34 room hall opened in 1929. The venue seats 35,000, with 20 000 folding chairs on the main floor. The world’s largest pipe organ and air conditioning will accompany events in a space famed for varied uses since 1929.
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Johnson
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John L. Lewis
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Charles F. Curtis
Out Of Old Nebraska Sad Truth In Treatment Of Indians
The land tale traces settler expansion from 1830 onward through the Indian Country Act of 1834 and a series of treaties with Oto, Omaha, and Pawnee, showing how white intrusion followed Indian displacement, loss of game, and wars that reduced native populations in Nebraska.
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Cap to be Merged Higher Ed Board Proposals Considered
Lincoln Senator Marvin E Stromer leads two draft measures to consolidate Nebraska public higher education under one governing board. The plan contemplates options and a possible advisory body, with a TV debate proposed between the study committee and Omaha University regents who oppose inclusion.
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Legislative Council Higher Education Study Committee
Marvin E. Stromer
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Omaha University
University of Nebraska
Advisory Commission On Higher Education
Nebraska
State Normal Board
State Board of Education
Interstate 80 extends nine more miles in Nebraska
State Engineer John Hossack announced nine additional miles of Interstate 80 are complete from the Darr interchange to Cozad and open to traffic. Eastbound drivers can enter at Cozad while westbound motorists must exit at Darr, the official cited safety concerns over two-way traffic crossing Union Pacific tracks.
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John Hossack
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Crossword Puzzle Clue Grid Unveils Wordplay Theme
A mixed clue list presents a through line of across and down hints. Answers include bird and burning as noted, with entries like chin element pagoda and wing footed set. The puzzle blends vocabulary from science and myth with common terms to form a themed solution.
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Esperanto
America’sUnaided Allies Noted by Dallas News
The Dallas News said Canada Switzerland and Australia are among nations that never received U S aid. It cited Switzerland’s 673 year history without aid and a 200 million contribution to the Marshall Plan. The piece praised these unaided nations as stronger friends to the United States.
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Dallas News
United States
Canada
Switzerland
Australia
Uncle Sam
Omaha World-Herald
Cheyenne County 1964 Fair Praise From Readers
Col Dale E Katen and Warren E Cunningham extend congratulations to Cheyenne County Fair Board J C s Ivan Liljegren staff superintendents leaders and judges for a successful 1964 fair and Fort Sidney Days. They thank Fair board merchants and Rotary Club for support and artistic touch, urging community unity and high standards for youth and nation.
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Dale E. Katen
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Iowa
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