Sidney Telegraph Editorial Page Overview
The Sidney Telegraph in Western Nebraska is the region's oldest newspaper established in 1873. It serves Cheyenne County as the official county paper and is published every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday by The Telegraph Printing Co., Inc. in Sidney Nebraska.
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Western
Nebraska
Associated Press
Nebraska Press Assn
Cheyenne County
Sidney Telegraph
the Telegraph Printing Co., Inc
11Th Ave
Sidney
Sidney Cable Grievances Focus on Channel 3 Poor Reception
Local readers urge city council action over Channel 3 reception and non duplication with Frontier Broadcasting. The letter decries FCC influence and calls for civic protest while detailing CAP public access farming for hunting fishing and hiking across 12 000 farms in 33 states and related USDA payments and conservation efforts.
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Sidney
Channel 3
Sterling
Cole
Sidney Community TV Co
Frontier Broadcasting Co
Cheyenne
Frontier
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Washington
4 I Ther Company
City and Telephone Company
Sidney Cable Company
Midwest
Dept. of Agriculture
USDA
Michigan
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
North Dakota
Ohio
Nebraska
South Dakota
New England
Southwest
Efforts Seek FCC Waiver Over Casper TV Non-Duplication Rule
The piece urges the FCC to waive the non-duplication rule that lets a Casper station control Sheridan business and limit competition. It cites alleged poor Casper signal quality as a basis and argues local viewers support the waiver for better service.
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Federal Communications Commission
Casper
Sheridan
FCC
Commission
Gheridan
Wyo
Nebraskaland Magazine Urged as Quality State Asset
An editorial urges the State Game Commission to support Nebraskaland Magazine despite a $25,000 deficit. It praises the publication as a premier, full color outdoor and tourism resource that reflects Nebraska life and the Steen era, calling for broader public backing.
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Nebraska
State Game Commission
Nebraskaland
Commission
Nebraskaland Magazine
M. O. Steen
The
Game Commission
Scottsbluff Star-Herald
Advance payments approved to boost farm aid this year
The Johnson administration will provide about half a billion dollars in advance payments to farmers, with Nebraska estimates up to 65 to 80 million depending on crop curtailment sign up. The move aims to ease low prices and tighten credit while encouraging idling up to half of feed grain acres to prevent market glut. Lincoln Journal
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Secretary of Agriculture
Orville Freeman
Johnson
Nebraska
Freeman
Congress
America
Lincoln Journal
Military gaps exposed by Pueblo and other naval incidents
The Pueblo seizure and a separate Israel Arab theater attack highlight risks from complacency in guarding naval perimeters. Experts argue quick cross force support is essential and note Vietnam War fatigue may have reduced reserve forces available for defense.
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U.S
Israel
Vietnam
Officials Plan Careful Admin of State School Aid Program
Dr. Floyd A. Miller says the new school aid program will be administered as technically and legally as practicable to avoid lawsuits, with strict adherence to the eight percent per pupil spending cap. Some districts seek hardship relief, citing abnormal enrollment shifts and property value changes, while a senator weighs a potential court challenge.
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Melvin Paul
Statehouse
Lincoln
Floyd A. Miller
Miller
Brauer
State Board of Education
Word Puzzle Fragments Reveal Narrow List of Clues
A damaged OCR fragment lists numbered clues across various categories. It includes items like an archaic term for a Swiss canton and a miner’s chisel, with scattered definitions such as a hanging structure and a white oak. The exact source and full context are unclear.
Farmers Should Reject The Label Just A Farmer
Bernie Camp argues farmers must shed the word just and embrace their role as business and professional people. He says farmers oversee science, technology, and multiple disciplines to feed and clothe the world, and should take pride in creating wealth from land.
Sidney Telegraph Ad Offers Office Forms and Sales Books
An advertisement invites readers to The Sidney Telegraph at 830 11th Ave for office forms and sales books, promising quality at a good price. The note reads like a local shop promotion.
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Sidney Telegraph
11Th Ave
Llth Ave
Letter Box praises New Deal reforms and civic memory
A Telegraph letter lauds Social Security, FDIC, REA, and SEC as stabilizing, compares 1930s to today, laments Washington legislation, and calls for supportive, morale-boosting gestures for hospitalized friends. Author Leon A. Lafler cites 1968 Nebraska address and urges community kindness.
Tax Refund Time In 5 To 6 Weeks Usual
A Nebraska IRS official says federal tax refunds typically arrive in five to six weeks if the 1967 return is complete and mailed to the Kansas City center. Tax packages include a pre addressed label to speed processing. taxpayers should verify all data before sending.
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Richard P. Vinal
Internal Revenue
Nebraska
Internal Revenue Service Center
Kansas City
Missouri
Internal Revenue Service
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Kenneth L. Bowen
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Norbert T. Tiemann
John W. Hossack
Tiemann
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