Editorial Page of The Sidney Telegraph
Editorial page from The Sidney Telegraph Cheyenne County Nebraska notes its status as the western Nebraska's oldest newspaper founded in 1873. It highlights awards from the Nebraska Press Association and publication schedule Monday Wednesday and Friday by The Telegraph Printing Co Inc.
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Nebraska Press -Assn
Sidney Telegraph
Telegraph ‘Printing ‘Co
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11Th Ave
Sidney
Nebraska
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Which Course Do We Take
The piece argues President Eisenhower failed to curb living costs amid rising inflation. It cites world conditions and voter demands for higher wages and services, predicting future price increases and questioning whether Nixon or Kennedy could fix the spiral. It warns of a public mood swing toward communism without reforms.
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Eisenhower
Nixon
Kennedy
Pentagon to release wartime science reports fielded for researchers
The Department of Defense plans to declassify thousands of wartime scientific reports from the Office of Scientific Research and Development. Officials say releasing these documents will provide information and guidance to scientists while acknowledging core security needs.
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Department of Defense
Office of ‘Scientifics Research and Development
Defense
Snyder
House
Pentagon
Too Late For The Role Taft Opinion Letter
A letter argues that Barry Goldwater is not another Robert Taft and is a conservative who opposes union leaders and wasteful spending. It says Republicans now resemble Democrats, lacking distinct platform and principles, making voter choices opaque and indistinguishable.
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Barry Goldwater
Robert Taft
Goldwater
United States Treasury
Robert Iinys
Taft
Republican Party
Duty to Society as Civic Obligation, From Thucydides to Modern Thought
A discussion asserts that individuals must contribute to society rather than rely on it. It argues that a prosperous city requires active citizens who work to improve their communities, warning that society would degrade if people withdrew. Thucydides is cited to link personal fortunes to city fortunes.
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Thucydides
Wheat Growers Push Markets And Parity Talk
Wheat growers work to build understanding and develop new markets while export profits and quotas shape acreage. They testify before congressional committees, press for freight rate adjustments, export subsidies, and an export grade quality to attract foreign buyers. Nebraska's trade imbalance, lagging highways and schools, and reliance on exports at below parity threaten economic balance and prosperity.
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U. S
P. L
House
Senate Agricultural Committees
Wheat Commissions
Nebraska
GOP
Chicago
New Farm Policy Council
Liebenow
Chicago Board of Trade
Father O’rourke
National Catholic Rural Life Conference
NAWG
George Gerdes
Nebraska Wheat Growers Association
Nebraska’s Great Road West Through Platte Valley History
Nebraska remains the Great Road West as the Platte Valley corridor shaped travel from Independence and St Joseph to Oregon and California. The Union Pacific and Burlington lines linked Grand Island to Lowell, while Highway 30 followed the Great Road West amid evolving routing and weather driven detours.
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Nebraska
Ilinois
Ohio
New York
New England
Virginia
West Coast
Rockies
Platte Valley
A. B. Guthrie, Jr
West
Grand Island
Platte River
Kearney
Platte
Lowell
Union Pacific
Burlington Railroads
Plattsmouth
Fort Kearny
Burlington
Senator Kennedy minimum wage plan hurts small towns
Editors argue Kennedy's 1.25 dollar hourly minimum would reduce hiring of students and seniors in Alliance style towns. They cite the Daily Times-Herald example of part time youth work and Social Security limits, urging the candidate to target labor voters differently.
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Kennedy
Alliance Daily Times Herald
John Kennedy
Alliance
Daily Times-Herald
Bi level ranch with two floors and spacious layout
A two level design features living dining and family rooms on the main floor with a kitchen three bedrooms and a studio. A lower level recreation room fireplace and storage space accompany a two car garage totaling 7471 square feet. Plans credited to Herman H York HAI52Y.
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Herman H. York
St. Jamaica
School Is For Students Critiques Teen Marriage In High Schools
The Chadron Record reports on statewide moves to bar married students from high schools and activities, citing Columbus Nebraska policy and similar bans in Falls City. It argues tighter rules curb overcrowding and stress the need for serious study over social life.
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Columbus
Nebro
Board of Education
Michigan
Thscho Kb Med
Falls City
A Forthright Approach in Presidential Campaign
The Nebraska State Journal notes voters will scrutinize issues over candidates in November as Nixon tours the South. It highlights his civil rights stance, affirming support for strong convictions and non discrimination in facilities, with a respectful North Carolina audience.
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Nixon
Greensboro
N. C
South
North Carolina
Kiloga Kiloga new mung bean for sprouting approved in Oklahoma
Oklahoma approves Kiloga a new mung bean variety for sprouting and bean sprouts used in Chinese cuisine. Kiloga targets intermediate size between Oklahoma 12 and Jumbo with similar or better yields and superior lodging and shattering resistance. Sprouting tests show Kiloga sprouts 11 percent larger, though seed to sprout ratio is five to six pounds. Kiloga traces to seed from W Staten of Oklahoma State University Agronomy staff in the late 1930s.
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Oklahoma
United States
W. Staten
Oklaho State University Agronomy
Manchuria
Device Provides Ideal Climate For Chicks
Federal State scientists developed a temperature control globe to simulate chick heat loss. A 4 inch black globe radiates heat like a chick and is heated by internal resistance and infrared brooders. Rheostat adjustments match chick age, allowing one unit to service several brooders in large installations.
Ambulance Service Opens Temporary HQ in Charlotte
The new Charlotte centralized ambulance service sets up temporary quarters in a former catering firm building. A sign proclaims Temporary home of Charlotte Ambulance Service and another reads Catering to 10 or 10,000.
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Charlotte
N. C
Charlotte Ambulance Service
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