Sidney Telegraph Editorial Page and Local Identity
The Sidney Telegraph, Western Nebraska�s oldest newspaper founded in 1873, serves Cheyenne County as the official paper. Published Mondays and Wednesdays by Telegraph Printing Co. Inc., it highlights regional coverage and AP membership in its masthead.
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Christmas Dream Returns Each Year In Quiet Contemplation
The piece imagines a Christmas where Monday is the holiday, stores closed, and families gather in small units to retell the Nativity. Hymns replace modern carols, and the manger scene gains renewed meaning as lights glow and Santa is heard. A hopeful, peaceful vision ends by noting the dream could happen.
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The Meaning of Christmas Reflections on Peace and Hope
The essay reflects on Christmas as a timeless observance tied to Christian ideals. It contrasts modern troubles with the holiday's spiritual purpose, emphasizing reflection, generosity, and the innocence of children, and hopes for a peaceful world through faith.
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Inflation and government spending blamed for rising prices
A cautious look at inflation links rising costs to government spending and union wage settlements. The piece questions the impact on farmers small businesses and the elderly while noting real value erosion of savings since 1939. It cites President Johnson’s stance on price increases and calls for accountability from supporters of the Great Society.
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At-Large Primary Vote Seen In Nebraska Reapportionment Battle
Nebraska legislators face a likely at large primary as a federal court panel weighs runoff rules amid ongoing reapportionment disputes. Sen Marvin E Stromer warns chaos from population disparities while noting the State Supreme Court challenge may be limited in effect. He says federal courts will set ground rules regardless of state dates or primaries. Senator Terry Carpenter also challenges the state redistricting plan.
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Desert traveler critiques Sidney band fundraising woes
A letter to the editor from a Sidney reader laments the High School band fundraising drive for Pasadena trips, criticizing the economic impact and public folly while praising editorial realism about Sidney’s image and future. The writer urges caution against similar campaigns and urges public resistance to what he calls a travesty of commonsense.
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Top 10 Stories and Newsmakers of 1965
Editors of AP member newspapers and stations vote yearly to identify the year’s top stories and 10 top news personalities. The selections reflect impact and prominence, not policy support or endorsement of actions.
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Viet Nam War Escalation Tops AP News
AP report highlights top Viet Nam War developments as riots erupt in Los Angeles and international tensions rise with Space Fights and probes between the US and USSR. Selma march coverage, Dominican Republic crisis, and Winston Churchill's death frame a world in flux alongside Pope Paul VI's New York visit and India Pakistan fighting.
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Hail Research Grant Awarded to Chadron State College
Chadron State College receives a 321200 grant from the National Science Foundation for hail research titled Physical Characteristics of Hail in Western Nebraska. The project is directed by Marle D. Smith assistant professor of physics for about one year.
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Chadron State College
Chadron State
National Science Foundation
Nebraska
Marle D. Smith
Sistant
McCook Man Cleared in Farm Youth Shooting Verdict
A McCook coroner's jury ruled Earl Johns 37 did not commit a felony when he shot and killed Lyle Newton 16 who entered Johns bowling alley early Saturday. Newton died from a shotgun blast. Rog er Myers 16, injured, was treated and released. an apparent burglary motive was cited. Johns testified he slept at the alley amid recent burglaries and break-ins.
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Scratch Pads For Your Business Or Around Home
The Sidney Telegraph advertises scratch pads suitable for business or home use. Includes contact details and listing for order placement.
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