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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1965

Page

6

World Peace Through Law Conference Draws 100 Nations

Lawyers from over 100 countries gather in Washington to advance world peace through codified international law and a system of regional courts. The event, under the World Peace Through Law Center, seeks practical proposals and a path toward a true world court system beyond the Hague.

Washington World Peace Through Law Center United Nations International Court of Justice The Hague Johnson

Festival Time and Small Town Pride in Cheyenne County

The piece recalls J. C. Penney's call for local initiative amid expanding federal power and urges cooperation within states and communities. It highlights Cheyenne County festival season and volunteer effort for events like Fort Sidney Days and Old Settlers Reunion, praising alumni returning to Potter and stressing the value of small towns against urbanization.

J. C. Penney Cheyenne County Ft. Sidney Old Settlers Lodgepole Potter and Dalton Telegraph Potter High School Potter J. E. Sanders and Sons Charlie Lager Ickes Avery Manufacturing Co Peoria Nebraska South Dakota D. Webster Davis Tobin Opera House Sky Pilot J. C. Bush Columbia Arnica George W. E. Dorsey Washington M. J. Sanders

Fort Robinson pivot urged as beef site moves to keep tourism alive

Nebraska editors urge ending cattle use at Fort Robinson to protect tourism and history. They note USDA work has value but advocate relocating beef research to a center near Clay Center, while criticizing ongoing incidents that harm the fort’s appeal. Governor Morrison plans talks with the agriculture secretary to resolve the conflict.

Nebraska Fort Robinson U. S. Department of Agriculture Sen Carl Curtis U. S USDA Range Usda Beef Research Center Naval Ammunition Depot Clay Center Frank Morrison Orville Freeman Nebraska State Journal

Please Don't Print It Expresses News Duty Over Suppression

Citizens urge reporters to reveal the petition by Imlay City school teachers to fire their principal and similar public spending questions. The piece argues the public has a right to know how tax money is used and condemns efforts to suppress coverage. It also notes drought contrasts and urges water conservation nationwide.

Imlay City Arenac County Lapeer Mich County Press

Across and Down Word Puzzle Clues

A list of crossword style clues covering across and down entries from emporium to jap com with definitions including angles on fencing thrust ov erseer mindanao native twisted cloths vanity and more.

Mindanao

Nebraska Senate Approves Massive 1966 67 Budget Plan

The 75th Nebraska legislative session wraps a 422.5 million two year appropriation raising the general fund by 44 million. Highlights include 90 million to the U of Nebraska and four state colleges, 60 million for welfare medical care, 43 million to institutions, and 22 million for vocational services and a new Sidney trade school. The plan also lifts the property tax levy to 11.73 mills the second highest ever and expands education and building programs.

Melvin Paul Statehouse Lincoln Marathon Nebraska University of Nebraska Wayne Peru Chadron Kearney Department of Public Welfare Department of Institutions State Education Department Sidney University of Nebraska Regents State Normal Board Morrison

Sidney Cheyenne County News Highlights Local Events

Cheyenne county items include Mrs. William Waite elected president of the Home Extension council, a new interior decorating service opening in Sidney, power and depot work notes, a 1955 Fisher Body Craftsman's guild scholarship winner, golf and softball mentions, a launch of Becky Sharp in technicolor, and various local economic and community updates. The piece also notes a census count of about 2,000 and upcoming summer events.

William Waite Dalton Cheyenne Lodgepole Fisher Body

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