Sidney Telegraph Editorial Page Note on Lincoln County
The Sidney Telegraph in Western Nebraska, established in 1873, serves as Cheyenne County’s official newspaper. Published Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays by The Telegraph Printing Co. with AP associate and Nebraska Press Association memberships.
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Western
Nebraska
Associated Press
Nebraska Press Assn
Cheyenne County
Sidney Telegraph
the Telegraph Printing Co., Inc
Lith Ave
Sidney
Chamber of Commerce urged to unite Cheyenne County and Sidney
An opinion piece argues for stronger Sidney Cheyenne County unity through Chamber of Commerce participation. It cites transportation growth and the Stramit plant in Dalton and Egging Co. near Gurley as shared interests. It praises Sidney’s livestock pavilion and predicts it will boost the region and elevate Sidney as a leading western Nebraska sales center.
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Cheyenne County
Sidney
Chamber of Commerce
Dalton
Gurley
Midwest Stramit Corp
Sidney Industrial
Stramit
Egging Co
Eggings
Sidney Chamber of Commerce
Ente
Nebraska
As Other Editors See It Not Much Gained
The column notes Sen. Carl Curtis has spoken on the Bobby Baker matter while Hoffa remains active. It argues Johnson and Eisenhower links are tenuous, Baker should be judged on Baker, and partisan gains from the issue are limited.
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Carl Curtis
Bobby Baker
Jimmy Hoffa
Lyndon Johnson
Baker
Eisenhower
Sherman Adams
Bernard Goldfine
Dixon Yates
The
Lincoln Star
Our Goals Too Low What Are the American Goals Now
An Alliance Daily Times Herald excerpt argues Americans lack discipline and high performance in many areas while praising achievements in agriculture, nuclear and space development, electronics, and jet aircraft. It warns that divisions in democracy must yield to common goals and a renewed pursuit of excellence.
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America
U. S
The
Alliance Daily Times-Herald
Viet Nam
Panama
Zanzibar
Germany
Post Office Department
Bobby Baker
Washington
Desolate Sunday Newsroom Echoes Global Tensions
A gloomy Sunday amid snow frames headlines of Moon rocket achievements and crises worldwide. De Gaulle and LBJ clash, Vietnam and Berlin tensions rise, while Castro Cuba and Canadian wheat plots mingle with sports, technology, and a weary public craving reading.
Senate panel flips on luxury tax relief and education
The Senate Finance Committee debated luxury items such as luggage jewelry cosmetics and furs while denying tax relief for college costs. White House pressure forced a reversal on exempting luxuries, highlighting unclear priorities between luxuries and higher education.
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Senate Finance Committee
White House
Senate
The Nations First Man Speculation Grows
Speculation swirls over what to call a husband of a woman president as Margaret Chase Smith contemplates a presidential bid. Observers worry about a male partner handling White House space and public tours, echoing long running first lady traditions.
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Palm Springs
Jack Nicklaus
Cypress
United States
Johnson
Washington
Jack Ruby
Lee Oswald
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
Dallas
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
White House
Puzzle Across and Down Brings Word Quiz Challenge
A crossword style puzzle lists 1 across clues such as Huge waves and Dutch liter with a grid filled by 55 entries. Across answers include items like swine and Persian fairy and many others, while the down clues cover rebuff roof edge maples and more, forming a complete vocabulary challenge.
Why are students shunning engineering careers
Educators note a puzzling trend as engineering demand rises while enrollments fall. From 1960 to 1961 graduates dropped from 38000 to 36000 despite growing space and defense work and projected 48600 yearly openings with starting salaries around 7000 dollars. Dr Lee H Johnson of Tulane University urges review to find answers.
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U.S.S.R
Lee H. Johnson
Tulane University School of Engineering
The
North Platte Telegraph-Bulletin
Read Neb raska school report urges action and study
Letter to the editor urges careful reading of the Nebraska State Education Association special issue on Nebraska schools. It notes Ted Sorenson’s remarks may be justified, calls for attending planned meetings, and offers that the Governor can mail a free copy. Mrs. Charles E. Ham signs, thanking the senders of Education News.
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Ted Sorenson
Nebraska
Nebraska State Education Association
Lincoln
Charles E. Ham P.S
Two Men Charged After Fire Damages Public Phone Booth
In Danielson Connecticut state police said two men faced charges of injury to a public service facility after starting a fire in an outdoor phone booth to keep warm when their car broke down.
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Danielson, Conn
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