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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1967
Page
7
A newspaper style word puzzle with across and down clues. Entries include Clutch, Molten rock, Observed, Rodent, German Christmas cake, athlete's shoe, glossy paint, and more across and down clues. The grid features nouns, verbs, and adjectives spanning common vocabulary and foreign terms.
Mrs. Robert Kurz and family returned from Denver after Christmas with relatives. Numerous local families hosted and visited Christmas and New Year gatherings in Sidney and nearby towns, with guests from Denver, Loveland, Fort Collins, Kimball, Potter, Bridgeport, and broader region.
A Greek actress Irena Papas survived a mysterious car explosion after finishing a scene for Bach to His Own in Palermo amid local protests against the film troupe. The report also notes separations and legal moves among other Hollywood figures, plus storm damage and travel notices across Rio de Janeiro, Tokyo, and Rome.
A plane from the north arrived two hours late after awaiting clearance to use the Chadron runway. A second morning flight could not land due to construction of a runway extension at Sidney airport, with strong winds raising dust and reducing visibility. Balmy weather preceded a storm front, and Wednesday’s temperature ranged from 18 to 43 degrees.
No injuries were reported and damages were minor in a car truck crash investigated by the Sidney Police Department. A Rainbow Bread Company truck backing from a driveway on 8th Avenue struck a passing northbound car driven by Roland M. Young. The truck sustained no damage. Young’s car had a dent and scrape on the right side.
The USDA Crop Reporting Board says winter wheat seeded for 1967 harvest totals 54.1 million acres, the largest since 1952's 57.1 million. All states increased sharply from the prior year, led by Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, Nebraska and Colorado in the top five.
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