Sidney Telegraph Editorial Page Overview
The Sidney Telegraph serves Cheyenne County as Western Nebraska's oldest paper, founded in 1873. It is an Associated Press associate member and Nebraska Press Association member, published Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays from 830 11th Ave in Sidney Nebraska.
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First Step Of Man on Nuclear Test Ban Optimism and Caution
The article weighs doubts about covert Russian testing under a nuclear test ban and argues for cautious optimism. It notes Russia honorings of prior treaties, the detectability of tests in air water and space, and the shared incentive for arms control, urging negotiation as a prudent first step toward broader agreements.
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Moscow
U.S.S.R
Austria
Russia
Antarctic
Interstate 80 moves closer to western Nebraska
The Grand Island to Kearney segment of Interstate 80 opens, with the Kearney to Elm Creek stretch soon ready. The route diverts traffic from U S Route 30 and could reach Lexington by year end, likely reducing business on towns along Route 30 and prompting western communities to plan new revenue sources.
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Kearney
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Nebraska seeks big plan to develop Ft Robinson area
The Nebraska State government proposes using the Ft Robinson military reservation as a core for a major northwestern recreation project. with title acquisition and funding, the region could offer camping, motels, fishing, hunting, boating, hiking and other outdoor activities rivaling Wyoming and Colorado sites. Mel Steen leads the effort at the state game commission, needing support to move forward.
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Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues Mixed
A scrambled crossword clue list presents across and down entries with numbers and partial hints including Office cabinet Haven Armadillo Conjure up Pepper shrub etc and down clues Eminence Sensible Eskimos Lumber man's book Milky Fra Joel as Flaring edge Nota bon rower Toward Chums Price Zoo keeper Dried apes of slrame Exploding meteor Outing Bone Space Well Fr Smallest of a litter Norse pouty Understand Wider.
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Joel As
Time Has Gone for Nebraska Property Tax Debate
In 1963 Nebraska sets the state property levy at 9.7914 per 1000, about four times 1940 levels, yielding over 33 million dollars. Farmers pay nearly half, and with 1963 moisture and cattle price drops, the taxes hit hardest when income may fall, risking liens on farm property.
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Nebraska
A Few Well Chosen Words From Governor Morrison
In New Orleans Frank Morrison told Interstate Oil Compact Commission attendees that federal regulation follows local inaction. He urged Nebraskans officials from governor to rural boards to reflect on personal responsibility to avoid broad government control.
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New Orleans
Nebraska
Interstate Oil Compact Commission
Frank B. Morrison
Morrison
Popularity Test for Rockefeller in Nebraska Primary
The piece argues a Nebraska May primary would reveal Governor Rockefeller's standing in the conservative Midwest. It notes Nebraska’s history with Democratic governors but Republican support on national issues, and suggests Goldwater would lead if primaries were held now. The test could guide preconvention campaign planning.
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Barry Goldwater
New York
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Accentuate Positive in Four Illinois Towns
University of Chicago psychologist Dr. Norman M. Bradburn reports happiness hinges on sufficient positive satisfactions outweighing dissatisfactions. Survey across four Illinois towns shows individual happiness rises with positives, while community joy dominates over sorrow in determining overall well being.
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North Platte
Mudville
Rewards Of Writing From Vista College Letters
The Vista Calif press notes that among readers the highest earners from writing are college students sending letters home. It highlights effort as the key factor in money made through writing.
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No. 4 joins the family as Joseph Carl grows up
In a warm reflection a grandparent recalls the arrival of the fourth grandchild Joseph Carl Jody. He notes the evolving excitement after four births and the adapting parenting, with affection shared among four siblings. The piece ends with pride in the family’s future and heritage.
Censorship Rising and the Freedom to Read
The piece argues that book banning in the United States is increasing driven by a belief that others should not read certain works. It cites cases like red stamps on Andersen and bans on Huck Finn, noting censorship stems from cowardice and misunderstanding of free reading. It warns such acts undermine freedom of thought.
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United States
Hans Christian Andersen
Illinois
Mark Twain
America
New York
Even With Mixes Panhandle Mother Hospitality
Betty Knicely recounts a visit to friends famed for gracious hospitality. The couple manage six guests, offer welcoming space, and share lively conversation and meals despite a paradox: a preference for from scratch cooking yet hosting guests during a cake mix moment.
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Betty Knicely
U.S
Bedlam
Calf Birth Dates May Become Controllable, Says Uni Tech
Donald LeFever, at Fort Robinson Beef Cattle Research Station, reports that estrogen and progesterone show promise in synchronizing heat in cattle. While initial conception rates lag, combining hormones improved results. Ongoing trials aim to produce a uniform calf crop for closer, predictable offspring dates.
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University of Nebraska Experiment Station Quarterly
Donald LeFever
Fort Robinson
Crawford
LeFever
Letter on Stramit insulation and cost savings critique
Midwest Stramit Corp defends its product after an August newspaper article implied higher costs for Stramit insulation. The writer argues the 26.7 percent heat cost reduction with Stramit offsets a $128.00 extra, noting a lower U factor and faster payback, ending with a firm endorsement.
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Stramit
Midwest Stramit Corporation
Dean Hiner
Current Best Sellers Compiled by Publisher's Weekly
Fiction titles include The Shoes Of The Fisherman Elizabeth Appleton The Glass Blowers City Of Night Grandmother And The Priests. Non Fiction titles include The Fire Next Time I Owe Russia 1 260 My Darling Clementine The Whole Truth And Nothing But The Day They Shook The Plum Tree.
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Elizabeth Appleton
O'Hara
Mau
Russia
Clementine’ Fishman
Hopper
Brough
Lewis
Top Ten Best Selling Records Of The Week
The Cash Box Magazine national survey lists the week’s top ten hits led by Hello Muddah Hello Fad dah Sherman. My Boyfriend s Back Angels Fingertips Wonder Candy Girl Four Seasons and more including Blowin In The Wind Peter Paul Mary If I Had A Hammer Loe per Judy s Turn To Cry Gore More Winding Mockingbird Foxx and Heat Wave Martha Vandellas.
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