Sidney Telegraph Editorial Page caption and masthead
The Sidney Telegraph, Western Nebraska's oldest newspaper founded in 1873, is the associate AP member and official Cheyenne County paper. Published every Monday Wednesday and Friday by The Telegraph Printing Co. on 830 11th Ave Sidney Nebraska.
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Western
Nebraska
Associated Press
Nebraska Press Alsn
Cheyenne County
Sidney Telegraph
the Telegraph Printing Co., Inc
Llth Ave
Sidney, Nebraska
Agriculture and Medicare expansion plan notes for region
The article discusses Johnson’s farm production policy favoring rice soybeans and spring wheat, with potential easing of winter wheat acreage to balance supply, aiding western Nebraska and northeast Colorado. It also covers Medicare voluntary three dollar monthly doctor insurance enrollment deadlines and general public misunderstanding. It cites automobile dealers favoring newspaper ads and a billion-dollar cooperative advertising benchmark in newspapers.
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Johnson
Nebraska
Colorado
United States
Department of Agriculture
White House
National Automobile Dealers Association
International Newspaper Advertising Executives
New Orleans
Coop
Graduated withholding plan praised as sensible reform
President Johnson seeks realistic tax withholdings to better match yearly liabilities. Sylvia Porter supports the move toward a six-rate schedule from 14 to 30 percent, arguing it improves equity and revenue. The piece notes projected 1966 and 1967 gains and outlines who benefits or loses under the plan.
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Johnson
Uncle Sam
Sylvia Porter
Congress
Internal Revenue Service
Treasury
U.S. Treasury
Remembering the passenger train heyday and its decline
The author laments the loss of pleasant passenger rail travel, praising Union Pacific streamliners while condemning the speed driven era. He recalls how trains once offered comfort and family time, contrasting them with modern fast transport and executive lifestyles, expressing nostalgia for slower, human moments.
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Union Pacific
President Johnson Passes Physical Exam With Flying Colors
The president is reported to have passed a physical examination with a clean bill of health. Acknowledging the demanding duties of the presidency, the report notes Johnson’s stamina and vigor remain strong as he handles international and domestic pressures.
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Johnson
Tests For Deferment In Vietnam Era
Americans disagree on Vietnam policy but accept the need for more military force. Deferment resumes rely on class standings and special tests to decide draft eligibility. The system aims to curb malingering, push students to merit, and ensure those with high aptitude finish college.
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Vietnam
Did You Know Seventy-One Percent Read Page by Page
Seventy-one per cent of newspaper readers study the paper page by page while 27 per cent scan. In the early 1800s newspapers mainly served political purposes.
Newspaper costs and employment rise per labor report
For small newspapers under 25000 circulation newsprint costs amount to 13.97 percent of business expenses. Employment in the industry totals 339000, up 26.5 percent since 1950 per the U S Department of Labor.
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U.S. Department of Labor
Capitol News Highlights Nebraska State Finances And Public Initiatives
State Accountant John Luethje says the general fund surplus should be known with reasonable precision by June 30 1967 after a 1965 reform. Other items include an anti smoking campaign led by Dr Leo Heywood and supported by medical and dental groups, a reelection bid by Attorney General Clarence A H Meyer, rural high schools placed on probation, Ida bond growth to 32.6 million since 1962, a bid for a roll call vote machine, Medicare advisor loan, Old West Trails Foundation director J Greg Smith, a view on Nebraska coal mining feasibility, plus expansion of state job interviews and brain drain countermeasures.
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Melvin Paul
Statehouse
Lincoln
John Luethje
Luethje
State Board of Equalization
E. A. Rogers
Leo T. Heywood
Omaha
American Cancer Society
Nebraska Dental Association
University of Nebraska College of Medicine
Nebraska Tuberculosis Association
Eppley Cancer Institute
Lancaster County Tuberculosis Association
University of Nebraska
Nebraska
Frank M
Hallgren
Puzzle of Letters Across and Down Clues
A mixed crossword style listing many clues across and down with definitions for animals foods actions and items. Answers include whale school railways vanish disappearings and more with ten or more interlinked terms.
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Washington
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Robert Young
Mr. Young
Ent
Teeny
Capitol News
Clarence A. H. Meyer
Pender
Meyer
State Justice Department
University of Nebraska College of Law
State Board of Education
State Education Department
Nebraska Resources Division
Virginia
Richmond
Capitol
Legislative Chamber
Legislative Council Executive Board
U.S. Public Health Service
J. R. Nordstrom
York
Missouri Health Department
Old West Trails
Nebraska Game Commission
Old West Trails Foundation
Montana
Wyoming
Dakotas
J. Greg Smith
Eugene C. Reed
Reed
Raid
Chance
Banner
United
Athena
Prejudice
Journey
C Amer
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Ibier
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