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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1960
Page
7
An editorial urges Frontier Airlines to cut local Nebraskan fares to reflect actual service. It argues first class rates for sparse routes misalign with competition and customer expectations, noting hedge hopping limits comfort and advocating lower local rates to boost use and profitability.
A pessimistic view on farm surpluses urges recognition of government role since 1933. It argues withdrawal would cause chaos in the farm belt, while noting that demand and supply controls have formed a long standing policy. The piece comments on hunger and national health as broader context.
A Cuban Tourist Commission sponsored spread extols Havana and Cuba as a vibrant mosaic of color and excitement. American journalists like James Buchanan face pressure and threats amid Cuba’s political climate, with warnings from revolutionary tribunals for those reporting on the island. Discover the real Cuba for yourself remains the commission’s rallying cry amid investor confiscations and executions.
A humorous piece contrasts the habits of the old fashioned housewife with modern convenience. It notes bread in the refrigerator, frozen pies, packaged cakes, and dishwashers replacing traditional tasks. The essay argues progress makes cooking easier and shakes the nostalgia for past kitchens.
Secretary of State Herter cautioned about rising anti American sentiment in Cuba and potentially other Latin American nations. He noted U S economic ties with Cuba facing pressure as the regime trains rebel officers and contemplates private enterprise takeovers. A possible Latin America trip by the President could address regional issues.
The president, returning from his worldwide journey, urged all people of goodwill to work toward a just peace and shared economic progress. He emphasized a universal desire for peace, friendship toward the United States, and the duty of Americans to lead in fostering freedom and stable economies for the world.
An Associated Press review finds Gov Ralph Brooks retains control over 13 of 54 key boards and commissions with long terms. Brooks era appointees on Highway and Liquor Control Commissions Health Board and Board of Control create extended tenure, hindering early turnover.
A 1959 snapshot shows women shaping news from Nina Kruschev’s tour to house budgets and space-age gains. Housewives fought price rises while pioneer wives homesteading in Alaska and female astronauts awaited test moments. Debates on beauty, diplomacy, marriages, and politics marked a year when women asserted presence in public life.
Nebraska visitors urged as James Delehant promotes Capitol tours while Roy Cochran backs dustless gravel surfacing and highway funding shifts. State health labs moves, interstate truck registration plans, and route debates near Platte River also feature in the Capitol section.
USDA scientists report that finely chopped and bruised forage yields about 10 percent more dry matter for silage than coarsely cut forage. Experiments at Beltsville Maryland used third cut alfalfa harvested unwilted with 8 inch and 5/16 inch settings, processed to a pulpy consistency and stored for 145 days.
Mechanical pre-ensiling bruising increased lactic acid and reduced butyric and ammoniacal nitrogen in silage. Afternoon harvests showed the greatest quality gains from bruising, while afternoon chopped alfalfa yielded the lowest quality silage.
UC vegetable crops expert Oscar A. Lorenz cautions that nitrogen can harm seedlings if misapplied. He notes placing soluble nitrogen along the bed shoulder rather than under seed rows reduces injury, with nitrate forms kept two to three inches to the side and the same depth beneath seeds.
The largest fully mounted lift type tandem disc harrow employs the tractor hydraulic system for automatic draft control. It allows quick depth changes to maintain progress on soft ground and uses front and rear disc gangs separated by hand levers for on‑the‑go angle adjustments without leaving the tractor.
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