Sidney Telegraph Editorial Page Snapshot
The Sidney Telegraph narrates as Western Nebraska’s oldest newspaper founded in 1873. It highlights AP associate status and Cheyenne County official newspaper, noting a Nebraska Press Association general excellence award and a triweekly publication schedule from Sidney Nebraska.
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Western Nebraska
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Associated Press
Nebraska Press Assn
Cheyenne County
Sidney Telegraph
the Telegraph Printing Co., Inc
1Lth Ave
Sidney
Nebraska
Collins speaks out on cigarette ads and NAB leadership
Leroy Collins criticizes televised tobacco advertising as a health hazard and a driver of youth smoking at a Portland speech. He urges toning down cigarette commercials to fit NAB code amid NAB leadership uncertainty and tobacco industry scrutiny.
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Leroy Collins
National Association of Broadcasters
Florida
Portland
Ore
Collins
Tobacco Institute
American Medical Association
Forgotten Southern Battles Highlight Cowpens and Guilford Courthouse
A reviewer notes the South played a pivotal role in the Revolution with Cowpens in January 1781 and Guilford Courthouse in March 1781. Burke Davis’s new volume in The World’s Great Battles series covers these clashes and their impact on Cornwallis, Greene, and the road to Yorktown.
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North
Lexington and Concord
Bunker Hill
Washington
New York
New Jersey
Valley Forge
Lake Champlain
Saratoga
South
Cowpens
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Guilford Courthouse
N C
Cornwallis
Charles James Fox
Income Tax Debate in Nebraska Tax Reform Proposal
The discussion argues a moderate state income tax could be fair and easy to collect yet unlikely to replace the state property tax fully. It would shift some burden to individuals with higher incomes and face abuse risks, while local taxes remain. The piece urges reform in 1963 legislative session, warning against broad tax expansion and promising hoped for property tax relief.
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Nebraska
What Is Success A Plateaued View On Life And Meaning
A reflective piece questions how to measure success after age fifty, fifty plus four, or beyond. The writer ponders material wealth, service to country and Maker, and the changing yardsticks of ambition, family time, education costs, and modern morality, seeking answers.
Tax cuts tied to long term growth, says Dillon
Treasury chief Douglas Dillon argues tax reductions should not be sparked by a recession only. He urges a broad program to accelerate sustained growth, stressing that rate changes would endure through business cycles. The idea aligns with Kennedy's push to get America moving.
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Christian Science Monitor
Treasury
Douglas Dillion
United States
Dillion
Conference On Fiscal and Monetary Policy
Kennedy
America
Soviet Union
Soft-Sell Urged to Curb Noisy Radio Ads by Harpers
Marilon Harper Jr of the American Association of Advertising Agencies urges traders to curb loud radio spots. He proposes contrast drama and understatement as alternatives to saturation clamor. A whispered ad may attract listeners who mute louder commercials.
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Marilon Harper Jr
American Association of Advertising Agencies
Harper
Panhandle Mother by Betty Knicely Soap Bubbles
A light humorous家庭 essay recounts a household mystery as family members search for missing Joy dish soap. The hunt spans Sunday chaos before church, with each member questioned about the soap. In the end the soap lies in the waste basket and the pencil remains a mystery.
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Betty Knicely
Johnny
Broderick Crawford
Nancy
Susan
Jim
Editorial support for Colorado Here We Come critique
A letter from Geo D. Morrow of Sidney Nebraska agrees with the editorial and urges faster action. He notes hearings in Sidney and North Platte, favors broader measures, and even suggests suing the organization to defend democratic principles and protect business.
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Sidney Telegraph
Sidney, Nebr
Colorado
North Platte
Sidney
Geo. D. Morrow
Masterpiece Christmas Cards At Globe Telegraph Co
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Globe-Telegraph Printing Co
Jackson St
62 Soil Bank Renewals Now Being Checked
Lincoln report states land under Soil Bank contracts expiring in 1962 will be contacted about continuing land diversion for 1963 under the Land-Use Adjustment Program. County committees reevaluate contracts to confirm eligibility. grazing, tree planting, and ACP cost-sharing options noted. Compliance requires erosion protection.
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Lincoln
Soil Bank
Albert Francke
State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Francke
Grazing Co.k
Puzzle Listing From Fragmented OCR Page
A mixed set of crossword like clues and partial entries across numerous numbered lines. The text includes definitions and stray fragments such as Puey, ACROS, Minera, Thespiz, and various numbered hints that resemble a word puzzle or crossword with scattered missing letters and unclear directions.
Early Winter Good Time For Tree Pruning
Lincoln report summarizes University of Nebraska extension forester E. H. Benson advising pruning shade trees in early winter except evergreens. Emphasizes removing dead wood, preserving natural shape, pruning flush to trunk, undercutting large branches, sealing wounds with tree paint to prevent disease.
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Lincoln
E. H. Benson
University of Nebraska
Benson
TB Death Toll Remains High as Christmas Seals Fight Disease
Each year more than 10,000 people die from tuberculosis though deaths have declined. Thousands more will suffer from the disease as efforts like Christmas Seals target TB and other respiratory illnesses.
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