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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1964
Page
4
The Sidney Telegraph is published every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday by The Telegraph Printing Co. Inc., 830 11th Ave, Sidney, Nebraska.
At the annual Farmers Union Grain Terminal Association gathering in St Paul Minnesota Vice President elect Humphrey GTA officials and economist Leon H Keyserling outlined a plan to use American farm abundance to close the world food gap and counter communism They urged maximum utilization of the agricultural sector and a full employment act for farming while stressing careful study of feasibility and effects on farmers and the nation.
The new St Patrick’s Academy high school plant is a handsome addition to Sidney and a credit to the parish. Parishioners pay public school taxes and voluntarily add to fund the parochial school, illustrating strong Christian and public spirit. The academy has an accredited program and many distinguished graduates, including in business, professions, and the priesthood. Congratulations to Father Vincent Pelster and the staff for continued inspiration and success.
A Tucson grandfather laments his five year old granddaughter reciting the Pledge of Allegiance in Spanish. He worries about multilingual youngsters, shifts in family dynamics, and the looming calculus focus in kindergartens. He fears lost status, grandparent respect, and a changing Great Society.
The Defense Department plans to close 95 more military installations drawing protests yet praised as protecting long term national security. McNamara says closures will not degrade military capabilities, while Johnson's memo urges productive civilian use of former sites and economic mitigation for affected communities and workers.
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Nebraska education officials say driver education funds totaling over 343000 will be paid to 213 school systems for the 1963 64 year with about 13000 students participating. About 230 schools currently offer classes and per pupil payments may rise to 40, with a bus supervisory agency possible. Amounts to Ainsworth Alliance Aurora Blair Fremont Holdrege Kearney Lexington York Beatrice McCook Ogallala Hastings Norfolk Scottsbluff Grand Island Sidney and Omaha Westside listed. Canvass shows Lyndon Johnson carried Nebraska by 30 460 votes and Morrison won by 115 997 as Democratic gains marked historic margins.
USee votes and former State Senator Herb Nore of Genoa win in the 22nd district by 176 ballots. The State Board of Canvassers includes Governor Morrison, State Treasurer Merle Humphries, State Auditor Ray C. Johnson, Attorney General Clarence Meyer and Marsh. The legislature will canvass constitutional officers and State Railway Commission votes after it meets on January 5. Nebraska approves plan for federal high education facilities aid, with initial allocation over 1.8 million dollars.
Dr Alfred W. Brody notes that respiratory illnesses lead doctor visits with asthma hay fever chronic sinusitis and bronchitis affecting millions. Emphysema ranks high in Social Security disability awards. Public education and Christmas Seal funds support prevention diagnosis and research in Nebraska TB work and the RD campaign.
The American Medical Association outlines an exercise program starting in youth and continuing throughout life. Personal intensity varies, with 30 minutes to an hour daily minimum. avoid high-intensity play without proper conditioning. Medical exams are advised before strenuous activity. gradual return after illness or injury is essential. use protective gear and well maintained facilities to cut injuries and boost well being, strength, speed, agility, endurance, and skill.
Researchers seek better TB and respiratory disease diagnosis and treatment. The appeal urges donations through Christmas Seal contributions to support vital medical research efforts.
In Atlanta a Presbyterian theologian Dr Harold M Warehime said the revival of religion shows many come to church on serious business yet the church must address emptiness and modern culture. Separately USGS studies show southeastern Alaska rose about eight feet after the quake, affecting some 12 000 square miles.
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