Sidney Telegraph Editorial Page Features Local Notes
The Sidney Telegraph, Western Nebraska's oldest newspaper since 1873, serves Cheyenne County with editorial content. Published Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, it is associated with The Associated Press and Nebraska Press Assn. The Sidney Telegraph Printing Co., Inc. operates at 830 11th Ave, Sidney, Nebraska.
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Strange Allies Indeed in Viet Nam Debate
This editorial argues against Allied hesitation in Viet Nam policy while noting American burdens and alleged Allied support for North Vietnam. It questions whether the conflict can be won with partial commitments and urges comprehensive victory measures, including blockades, to justify American sacrifices.
Adams Lineage and Auto Outlook Prompt Debate
A historical note praises John Adams and his family, quoting a child skeptical of American history, then shifts to 1966 auto sales forecasts by GM Ford Chrysler and AMC. Analysts foresee 9 to 9.6 million cars, rising to 13 million by 1975, raising concerns about highways, parking, junked cars, and the need for modern mass transit. a Nebraska tax debate and a mistaken report about Dr Evertt Peterson frame a local controversy.
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Emancipation of the male reshapes fashion trends
A commentary argues that men will soon gain fashion parity with women, embracing color, tighter clothing, shorter pants, and masculine grooming. It foresees a cultural shift where dating norms flip, grandpas wear bold looks, and the era of flamboyant male style returns, echoing historic vanity.
If Hanoi Is Out Of Reach Then Widen War
In a bold column the Omaha World Herald argues Hanoi is within reach of American air power and urges a decisive end to a limited war. It claims massed air strikes could wipe out Communist Viet Nam without nuclear bombs and questions why a single commanding strike isn’t ordered. It urges the U S to match Hanoi’s resolve and prepare a knockout blow.
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Anonymous Letters Harshly Critique Sidney Citizens
A local column rebukes anonymous letters that criticize Sidney without offering fixes. The note laments too many anonymous critics and praises those who take action for the community, urging authors to reveal themselves or refrain from deriding the town.
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1965 Nebraska Huskers Put End To 50 Year Unbeaten Streak
Co captain Mike Kennedy praises the 1965 Nebraska football team for ending a half century without an undefeated season. Record year under Coach Bob Devaney inspires state pride and admiration for players and staff.
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Senior Citizens Thank Immanuel Church Ladies
The Senior Citizens of Lodge Pole thank the LCW Ladies of Immanuel Lutheran Church for honoring them at a dinner and for a play. The writer notes the kindness makes them glad to be alive and hopes to see the younger generation repay the kindness. Mrs. Gertrude Wickard signs the letter.
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Methodists Revolt Against Church Union Plan in Britain
In Leeds AP reports Methodists opposed to church reunion with the Church of England formed a Methodist Liaison Committee. They claim about half of British Methodists support them and warn that forcing union on Catholic lines could cause a division at next year's Methodist Conference.
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Churches CROP Campaign Fights Worldwide Hunger
Elkhart Indiana reports that over 100000 volunteers in the United States are finishing commodity and cash canvasses for the 1965 CROP campaign. CROP, the community appeal of Church World Service, has provided food and development materials to 40 overseas areas and will contribute at least 1.5 million in commodities and cash this year. Since 1947 CROP has supplied food and supplies valued at 15.5 million. Commodity drives include beans corn cotton rice sorghums and wheat with some states adding apples meat and other items. Funds support government surplus purchases and high protein foods. CROP shipments through Church World Service reached 658629 by October 31 1965 including dried beans rice bulgur wheat corn meal soybeans and more to 40 countries for hunger relief. The program funds community development projects and food for work in places like Chile Haiti East Pakistan Algeria Jordan Greece and 25 other countries. Local canvasses cover 464 counties with 500 more to run. About 464 counties organized farm to farm canvasses. nearly two thousand farms joined Friendship Acres. Volunteers across 48 states are coordinated by 18 regional CWS CROP offices linked to state councils of churches. These offices also coordinate the United Clothing Appeal collection of used clothing.
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Diminish to Dull the Pert Amino Bond
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Miners Gouge Rock For Paris to Baghdad Sidewalk Tunnel
French and Italian miners bored a 7.2 mile highway tunnel beneath Mont Blanc gouging rock to construct a passage that would span from Paris toward Baghdad. The feat is described as a grand feat of tunneling and engineering by crews from two nations.
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