Sidney Telegraph Editorial Page Overview
The Sidney Telegraph, Western Nebraska’s oldest newspaper founded in 1873, operates as the official Cheyenne County paper. It is published three times weekly by The Telegraph Printing Co. Inc. at 830-11th Ave, Sidney, Nebraska, and is associated with the AP and Nebraska Press Assn.
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Western
Nebraska
Associated Press
Nebraska Press Assn
Cheyenne County
Sidney Telegraph
the Telegraph Printing Co., Inc
11Th Ave
Sidney
Mercury
H. E. Mantor
Army
LeRoy B. Price
Economy as government aim shown in VA hospital clash
Gov. Scranton of Pennsylvania pushed LBJ poverty bills at hearings this month while Sens. Curtis and Hruska of Nebraska oppose VA hospital closure in Lincoln. Sen. Mansfield of Montana vows to keep his state’s VA hospital open, underscoring partisan views on economy and welfare.
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Gov. Scranton
Pennsylvania
LBJ
Sens
Curtis and
Hruska
Nebraska
Veterans Administration
Lincoln
Sen. Mansfield
Montana
Washington
Rocky Mountain News
Colorado
The
Lincoln Star
Mike Mansfield
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Mansfield
U. S
William A. Driver
Driver
Defense McNamara
Scottsbluff Star-Herald
Carpenter Criticized For Harassment Of Ak-Sar-Ben Board
The letter argues Terry Carpenter would be a stronger state senator if he dropped his confrontational stance toward Ak-Sar-Ben. It notes he hinders progress with frequent bills and harassment, suggesting he would be more valuable if he focused on constructive legislation rather than attacks on the Ak-Sar-Ben board.
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Terry Carpenter
Carpenter
Predicting a Dow 1000 stock milestone in mid-1965
The piece weighs two paths for investors amid rising prices and strong profits. It notes the Dow Jones industrial average could hit 1000, with a possible local plateau near 900 before. It cautions on speculative fever, political calm, and calls for decisive action by money managers to curb trends.
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Wall Street
Washington
Across The Puzzle Clue List For The Week
The page presents a crossword style clue set with numbered hints across entries such as wharf by word run between ports oppositionist baked dish New Guinea port spirited horse charm Catholic tribunal perched barrel staves father Fr may apple ventilate prayer bead birds collectively launder grafted Her point demolish tenure throb live college in Cedar Rapids pinafore rabid adoring wonder whirlpool.
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New Guinea
Catholic Tribunal
Tenure
Live
College In
Cedar Rapids
Pinafore
Rabid
Puzzle Answer: Crossword Clue Reflections
Answer to previous puzzle lists down clues and solutions. Down items include Ceylon sandstone and a set of Jap boxes, with a state abbreviation for Fr. and a coarse spring motif.
Sidney gains new oil co manager and weather notes
Ten years ago Mark Weiser becomes Sidney 66 Oil Co manager effective February 1. A string of local items follows including a death at a local hospital, a dry Great Plains winter into 1955, bids opening for power plant expansion, and various civic notices from tornado warnings to public health and public works updates.
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Mark Weiser
Dalton
Sidney 66 Oil Co
Joseph Anton Koester
Jaycees
Great Plains
Sidney
L. E. Clegg
Potter
Mary Limbeck
Cheating in exams and air corps honor code clash
A nostalgic letter laments exam cheating among cadets at the Air Academy, arguing harsh penalties harm learning. The writer recalls older brigades who cheated, noting the tension between traditional discipline and modern methods, while expressing pity for the current cadets who face expulsion.
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Air Corps
Academy
Air Academy
Air Force
Family home with master suite and extra bedrooms
A single family residence features a first floor master bedroom with three additional bedrooms on the second floor. It includes formal living and dining rooms, a family room, and an extended kitchen with mud room and its own lavatory. Total living space 1,400 square feet on the first floor and 650 on the second. Designed by Lester Cohen, 48 W. 48th St., New York.
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Lester Cohen
W. 48Th St
New York
N. Y
Man defeats machine with wooden templates at GE plant
Cincinnati AP report notes Les Molen, an assembler in GE's jet engine department, saving time by replacing four temperamental electronic protractors with wooden templates. The change cut assembly time by about three hours, earning Molen a $2,400 award from the company.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
Les Molen
Molen
General Electric
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His Chip
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Lincoln Journal
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Rie
Lassie
Rosie
Frank A. Barger
Anna Rocker
South Lodgepole
Lodgepole
Farley
Kimball
H. L. Reinmuth
Gurley
Roland V. Rodman
Frances Wright
J. J. McIntosh
Fred Lehmkuhl
Liberty State Bank
E. Stokes
Gertrude Bales
Hilbert Borcher
Glen Bales
Church Council of the United Lutheran Church
W. T. Kahse
Turkey
Electrician
Keating
Union Pacific
Cheyenne
Sidney Electric Service Company
A. K. Greenlee
Meistersingers Quartette
Cathrine Greenlee
Guy Chambers
Allan Brockway
Roy Greenlee
Lynn Clark
Elizabeth Schroeder
River Island
Thwack
Southern Constellation
Jap. Com
Lodgepole Creek
Adam Ickes’ Place
Etta Braden
Annie Lenzen
Peter Lenzen
Mathias Peetz
Rosa Fischer
Sophia Mahr
William Gates
Ital
McIntosh
Oberfelder
Haskell
Tobin
W. C. Couch
C. A. Moore
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Telstar
Geoe
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