Sidney Telegraph Editorial Page Brief
The Sidney Telegraph, Western Nebraska’s oldest paper since 1873, is an Associated Press associate and Nebraska Press Association member. Official newspaper for Cheyenne County, published Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays from 830 11th Ave, Bidney.
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Associated Press
Nebraska Press Assn
Cheyenne County
Sidney Telegraph
the Telegraph Printing Co., Inc
11Th Ave
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Scottsbluff
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Devel
Next in Line for Presidency Courageous Succession Debate
The article notes Johnson’s address with McCormack and Hayden behind him as leaders discuss presidential succession. It discusses aging leaders and possible solutions such as quick VP replacement or a congressional commission, stressing that the issue cannot be ignored.
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Johnson
Congress
House
McCormack
Hayden
Senate
United States
Eisenhower
Judiciary
Johnson orders three billion dollar 1964 65 budget cut
The President directs a three billion dollar reduction in the next federal budget. This move aims to support a forthcoming substantial income tax cut and signals a disciplined approach to government spending while not dropping current outlays below last year. The change could hasten tax legislation early in 1964.
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Johnson
Congress
Air Freight Battle Looms Over Jet Passenger Lines
Airlines like Pan American United and American shift toward air cargo to fill idle jetliners. Some advocate separating passenger and cargo services, urging CAB to bar passenger carriers from freight. Skeptics doubt CAB will eject major names, citing lack of persuasive reason.
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Pan American
United
Civil Aeronautics Board
Pan-Am
CAB
Inferno Kills 130 Pigs on Sidney-area Farm
A nighttime fire near Sidney destroyed a large hog shed and feed shed and threatened the Doug Boyd farm house. Estimated cause is an electrical connection to the hog shed. Fire was spotted by highway passersby around 11 PM, after burning about half an hour.
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Doug Boyd
Sidney
Cheyenne County Memorial Hospital
Warren A. Stewart
Frontier life and community notes from Sidney area
A roundup of local events includes hunting trips on the North Platte, new car purchases, postoffice mail procedures, land acquisitions by Wm Schulz and partners, a Christchurch guild fair at Tobin's opera house, and visits by officials such as Postoffice Inspector Swift. The Telegraph’s growth is noted along with reflections on the region’s development.
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Dr. Mantor
L. G. Lowe
C.C. Jones
F. A. Gapen
Broadwater
Auto
Sidney
North Platte
George C. Thompson
Albert O. Swift
Omaha
Wm. C. Schulz
Fremont
Neb
Ladies of the Guild of Christchurch
Tobin’s Opera House
P, Lyngholm
W. C. Couch
Bronson
Col C8 Ellsworth eyed to reside in Sidney and local boosters
The Telegraph welcomes Col C.8 Ellsworth to Sidney praising its central location and healthy climate. A North Platte State Journal note discusses Col William Cody proposing a canal from Birdwood to power plants near the city, with survey planned next week. Local debts, community clubs, and school program topics follow.
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Col. C. 8
Birdwood
Platte River
Cody
McIntosh
Christmas Tree Safety Tips and Fire Prevention
Practical guidance for selecting fresh trees and reducing fire risk. Tips include checking needle firmness, keeping trees outdoors until decoration day, using water-filled stands, placing trees away from heat sources, choosing flameproof decorations, safely wiring lights, and supervising lights at night. Ends with advice to remove dry trees promptly and dispose of wrappings safely.
Self-Employed Retirement Plan Bonds urged for 1968 tax relief
N R Phillips State Savings Bond Director urged self employed individuals to purchase U S Retirement Plan Bonds by December 31 to qualify for 1968 tax deferral benefits. Bonds issued by Federal Reserve Banks and the Treasurer of the United States offer par denominations of 50 100 500 and 1000 with six month redemption value increases and penalties on early redemption before age 59 12.
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U. S
N. R. Phillips
State Savings Bond
Internal Revenue Service
Federal Reserve Banks
United States
Phillips
Oswald to Focus on Academia After First Wildcat Play
John Oswald former DePauw athlete and new University of Kentucky president told Gov. Bert Combs he would call only the first play of the season opener before resuming academic duties. Kentucky opened with Rodger Bird’s 85 yard kickoff return for a touchdown.
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Lexington
John Oswald
Depauw
University of Kentucky
Bert Combs
Kentucky
Rodger Bird
Brigham rockets 91 yard TD for Wisconsin this season
Wisconsin back Tom Brigham recorded a 91 yard rushing touchdown against Western Michigan this season illustrating his big play ability. The play showcased Brigham's speed and breakaway ability as Wisconsin sought scoring punch in nonconference action.
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Tom Brigham
Wisconsin
Wester Michigan
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Light Brigade
Balaklava
Pumpkin Creek
National Board of Fire Underwriters
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