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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1965
Page
2
A guide encouraging nontraditional paths to higher education. It details work study, cooperative programs, and evening or correspondence courses as affordable options. Emphasizes staying disciplined at community colleges, living at home, and transferring credits to four year programs if pursued.
An advertisement from the Sidney Telegraph promotes a College Booklet offer priced at $1 per booklet. It urges college planning, notes the value of two-year programs versus four, and stresses clear goals with counselor guidance. Next issue promises guidance on applying correctly.
A survey of 1064 teens finds 63 percent oppose a separate car for non workers, while 32 percent see a car as a necessity regardless of employment. Respondents urge safer, cheaper, sturdier autos and features like longer lasting parts, built in phones, and seat belt mandates.
The Sidney Telegraph calls for news pictures and letters from youths and adults for the Teen Age Page. Submissions may be edited or omitted but will be used if judged interesting and acceptable. Send to Teen Age Page The Sidney Telegraph Box 219 Sidney Nebraska 69162.
Toledo AP reports a wave of teenagers showing promise for Mexico City 1968. Names include Lisa Lewis Jane Barkman Toni Hewitt Judy Hamburger Mary Ellen Cleese Kendis Moore Kerry Moore Ed Bettendorf Phil Long Mitch Ivey Claudia Kolb Sue Pitt Martha Randall Dick Roth John Nelson Mark Mader Chet Jastremski Christine Caron Cathy Ferguson Greg Charlton Ross Wales Phil Houser with top young times across backstroke breaststroke freestyle and butterfly events.
Teens embrace an early marriage trend with millions engaged last year while spending billions on grooming to attract mates. The piece rails on keeping him happy, looks, health, and manners, urging natural looks and polite behavior. It cites quill notes from World Book Encyclopedia on quinine and Nobel winner Sir Ronald Ross.
Janice Lilly, an 11 year old Choctaw Oklahoma girl born with multiple deformities, launches a schoolyard campaign to lift teachers' morning mood by singing Hello Dolly and Everybody Loves Somebody. Her stunt amuses staff, boosts morale, and prompts a broader idea for other schools.
The piece reflects on the Christmas season as a time of amiability and family gathering. It asks whether to take a second helping, then extends a hopeful message for 1966 urging readers to offer a second helping to family, friends, and country.
The Cash Box nationwide survey lists the week’s top ten hits led by Dave Clark Five Got You and Beatles A Taste Of Honey. Also charting are Brown We Can Work It Out, Tijuana Brass Lets Hang On, Four Seasons Sounds Of Silence, Simon And Garfunkel Turn Turn Turn, Byrds Ebb Tide, Righteous Brothers Fever, McCoys England Swings, Miller.
AP reports producer Stanley Gordon will present works first in London before Broadway. The King's Mare, a comedy by Anita Loos, is slated for overseas debut in June with Dora Bryan in the cast. Gordon also plans a musical adaptation of A Tale of Two Cities.
William Hammerstein son of Oscar Hammerstein is rewriting the book of Allegro, one of the less successful Rodgers and Hammerstein works. The show is among three slated for summer tryouts at Goodspeed Opera House in East Haddam, Connecticut, where Man of La Mancha originally debuted.
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