Sidney Telegraph overview and history
The Sidney Telegraph, Western Nebraska's oldest newspaper founded in 1873, is published every Monday, Wednesday and Friday by The Telegraph Printing Co. Inc. It is an associate member of the Associated Press and a member of the Nebraska Press Association, with twice winning the Nebraska Press Association General Excellence Award.
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Chevesne County
Nebraska Press Agsn
Sidney Telegraph
the Telegraph Printing Co., Inc
11Th Ave
Sidney
Nebraska
Western Nebraska
Kennedy Farm Support Push Aims to Aid Struggling Farmers
The Kennedy administration acts quickly to roll out farm programs to boost farmer cash flow amid rising costs and shrinking income. Ag Department officials work late to finalize measures as some farmers urge independence while others see relief as essential for survival.
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United States
Kennedy
Washington
Ag Department
Nebraska should reevaluate athletics after Orwig’s departure
A critical column argues the University of Nebraska must reassess its overall athletic program and hire a leader capable of delivering winning results in football and basketball, warning that cosmetic goals like building character or scholarship won’t keep a coach’s job without success.
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University ‘of Nebraska
Bill Orwig
Orwig
Indiana University
Nebraska
Imi
Death of Albert D Greenlee Highlights Local Traditions
The passing of Albert D. Greenlee recalls the Greenlee family’s longstanding role in Sidney Nebraska. His father A K Greenlee led Greenlees Inc. with Albert and Roy guiding it through tough times into a major western Nebraska retailer. He was a quiet civic booster, church member, and trusted advisor whose loss accents the community's fading old-time ties.
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Albert D. Greenlee
Mr. Greenlee
A. K. Greenlee
Sidney
Albert
Roy
Greenlees’ Inc
Nebraska
Albert Greenlees
Greenlee
New High School Idea Moves Toward Ungraded Systems
At the National Association of Secondary School Principals meeting an idea gains support to abolish formal grade levels in high schools. The proposal favors grouping by ability rather than age, citing Melbourne Florida principal B Frank Brown who operates the nation’s only ungraded high school. The concept aims to let the talented advance freely while slower students pace themselves toward personal excellence.
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National Association of Secondary
B. Frank Brown
Melbourne
Fla
Life begins at 40 feels like a childless milestone
Panhandle mother reflects on turning 40 and the idea that life begins at forty. She notes changes like wearing bolder hats, jokes about headaches, and funny exchanges with family. She recalls WWII, aging in school and church, and wonders what truly changes at this milestone.
Lumumba and Congo in the nuclear fire of world reaction
A reflective piece recalls Congo's Congo crisis tracing blame to Belgium and Lumumba. It criticizes the United Nations and U.S. policy, notes educated natives and foreign interference, and laments America’s difficulty communicating in a changing Africa while warning of ongoing danger in Congo and other hot spots.
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Belgium
United Nations
United States
United Nations Organization
Granddaughter says Lumumba a rat as Congo troubles grow
The speaker mocks Patrice Lumumba as a rat and calls his death a gory end. He warns national leaders about aligning with dangerous allies in the Congo, saying lies with dogs bring fleas and Congo tensions will worsen. The tone is harsh and political.
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Lumumba
JFK
Congo
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues Listed
A compiled set of crossword clues covering across and down entries with numbers and hints for many common words including Evergreen Annexed Not many Adjective sumx Official blem Land measurement Young frog Smithy Profligate Exquisite On one's guard Expression of approval Pillar Downpours Sodium symbol Distress signal Contaminate Altitudes Exists Stamp Bard Shut out To take across a river Swards Hindu woman's garment Large body of water Inhabitant Blue grass Strap Seaweed Rocky hill Ovules Yellow bugle Compensa tion With regard to Small valley A Presi dent's initials For ex ample abbr. Challenging Prospered Work unit Very small Haven Burden Used to start a fire Orbital point Not re strained Revolution ary patriot Entomb Toothsome Forays Absentees Apparent function of earth and sky Entreaty Persian fairy Unadulter ated Pointed teeth Dispatch To make a choice Soft mare mur Female antelope Age Bird's beak That man
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Rocky Hill
Bettendorf Iowa Steel Plant Among World’s Largest Factories
The report notes one of the world’s largest steel factories located at Betten dorf Iowa. It mentions Niagara Falls rock eroding four feet annually due to the force of rushing waters.
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Bettendorf,Iowa
Niagara Falls
Time to Deconstitute the Nebraska Constitution?
Nebraska legislators weigh 20 constitutional amendments with 16 possible questions voters could face in 1961. Debates focus on a constitutional convention to simplify the document versus risks of horse trading and a more cluttered constitution. Proponents argue convention could reduce amendments. opponents warn of special interests and long ballots.
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Nebraska
Health Hints Sciatica Defined
The article explains sciatica as pain along the sciatic nerve due to various causes most often a slipped disc. It describes onset, nerve compression, diagnostic X rays, possible gradual or sudden pain, and that surgery may be needed with recovery procedures available after identifying the nerve injury source.
Democracy in Action at Kennedy Inauguration
As editorials praise the peaceful transfer of power from Eisenhower to Kennedy, they note the democratic process, urge restraint from violent protests, and emphasize the historic context of a youthful leader taking command during a tense era.
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Kennedy
Eisenhower
Credit Where Its Due in Wyoming Secession Talk
A Chadron Record note discusses Nebraska counties considering joining Wyoming and recalls the News-Blade’s 16 year role in promoting secession. The author mocks the Wester Nebraska Press association meeting rejection and jokes about a future Democratic nomination for congress in a Wyoming-sized state.
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Chadron Record
Nebraska
Wyoming
News-Blade
Wester Nebraska Press Association
Kimball
Business Leaders Awakening to Urban Redevelopment
An essay notes city blight, rising taxes, and declining home values in large U S cities. It argues executives often live outside work cities, blaming government while neglecting reform, and observes a new urban renewal interest aligning with a national administration agenda.
Ideas For Uncle Sam
The article notes that federal civil service employees often innovate beyond routine. It cites that in the past year they made suggestions and performed special services saving the government 144 million dollars. About 70,000 employees received incentive awards totaling more than 13 million dollars. The piece argues recognition of merit attracts young people who want work where thinking pays.
Long-Range Syringe Guns For Police Considered
The federal patent on a syringe gun capable of drugging large animals at long range prompts discussion on adapting such devices for police use. Proponents note they could disable fleeing suspects without lethal force, while opponents warn of risks and ethics. Authorities may explore further study and controlled experiments.
Spiked Diet Drinks Raise Calorie and Health Concerns
Calorie aware diners increasingly encounter liquid diets spiked with alcohol in public eateries and homes. The practice may defeat weight goals since alcohol adds calories. Observers call the trend revolting and note the risk of seeking intoxication as an excuse to drink.
Those Pretty Nurses and the Patient’s Perception
The piece argues nurses are admired for beauty and skill, countering a critic who blamed uniforms for hiding appearance. It asserts patients see the nurse’s beauty beyond attire, praising the profession’s public image and compassionate care.
Have Something to Sell or Trade Try the Telf Graph Wantads
Classified note urges readers to use the Telf Graph wantads for buying selling and trading items. It promotes quick listings and broad reach within the community classifieds section.
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