Sidney Telegraph Editorial Pace
The Sidney Telegraph, Western Nebraska's oldest newspaper since 1873, published Monday Wednesday and Friday. Printed by Printing Co., Inc. in Sidney, is the official Cheyenne County newspaper and an associate member of the Associated Press.
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Nebraska Press Assn
Cheyenne County
The Farmhér: Blame and praise for farmers in surplus debate
The piece defends farmers amid national editorials on farm surpluses, arguing subsidies exist and farmers work hard to improve yields. It condemns harsh criticism from Life and Time editors, urges shared responsibility, and warns against branding farmers as failures while noting hunger and global needs.
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Life Magazine
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Time
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Postal Department
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National
Nebraska Wheatgrowers Assns
America
Time Magazines
Three-Way Problem in Farm Income and Costs
Economists from Iowa State University warn that bias in factors could depress farm income relative to costs, potentially affecting Republican chances and farm families. They project limited consumer price declines, a cost rise in marketing, and emphasize the interconnectedness of farmer income and food costs.
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Iowa State University
Elas
Adventure Calls for Daring Youths in Government Hunt Program
Dispatch from Wellington New Zealand notes a government push to recruit hardy young men as crack shots to hunt noxious animals. Trainees learn survival, river crossing, mountain living and aerially supplied rations before being sent into a rugged, exciting life in the wilds.
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Wall
Wilington
New Zealand
Zealand
ENERGY ACROSS AND DOWN PUZZLE LIST
Across clues cover barter value chief unrefined metal and other terms. down clues include Darn press count entry and extended hope. The grid pairs synonyms and common terms to form a word puzzle with themed references to names and items.
Conquest Of The Sky And The Wright Brothers Legacy
The piece recalls December 17, 1908 as the day man and machine proved flight possible at Kitty Hawk. It praises the Wright brothers for invention, notes the four flights that day, and argues the airplane reshaped the modern world while warning against sensationalizing its risks.
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Wright Brothers
Kitty Hawk
Planning in a democracy calls for long range national budget
The National Planning Association argues Americans lack long range planning in domestic and international affairs. It warns that without a coordinated public and private plan, democracy remains drifted like a ship without a rudder. The piece notes Khrushchev album, LeMay on military satellites, and Hoffa's political handicap in 1950s context.
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National Planning Association
Planning ‘Association
United States
Ehiev
Russia
Khrushchev
U. S
Senate inquiry raises questions on grain storage profits and farm aid
The column critiques Senator Symington’s inquiry into grain storage profits reaching 167 percent, noting the complexity of government storage programs. It argues billions paid by the Commodity Credit Corporation favored bankers and processors, not farmers, and calls for full Senate disclosure and reform of USDA spending including unrelated programs like the forest service and school lunches.
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Stuart Symington
Senate
C.ted
Symington
Nebraska
Commodity Credit Corporation
Ezra Taft Benson
Benson
Agricultural Department
Forest Service
Central City Aims to Turn Grain Into Industrial Alcohol
Hopeful in Central City Nebraska the Merrick County Agricultural and Industrial Corporation leads a plan to build a 3 to 5 million dollar processing plant using grain to produce industrial alcohol. Supporters cite farm prosperity and new markets while opponents warn against competition from petroleum. The state commission on industrial uses of farm products may provide feasibility information for investors.
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Neb
Platte Valley
Merrick County Agricultural and Industrial Corporation
Central Citions
Nebraska
Central City Movement
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Merrick County Corporation
New Year Jitters Prospects and Outlook for 1960
The writer surveys a turbulent 1960 start with taxes, global tensions, and celebrity missteps. It notes New Year reflections, Washington football fallout, Khrushchev ominous plans, a rash of TV and movie trends, crime headlines, political claims of victory, and social clichés. It concludes with expectations of business, borrowing, cars, churchgoing, and youthful antics shaping the year.
Predictions for 1960 From a Sage on Aging
A nostalgic essay foresees little changing in 1960. It notes enduring patterns: pets disturbing sleep, kids roving after hot rodding, best sellers and magazines, and family routines. It mentions sports, television, and social quirks with a weary shrug at aging.
Certified Seed Is Key To High Yields
A discussion on the benefits of certified seed for agriculture. High quality germ plasm, true variety standards, and testing ensure uniformity, weed free seed, and better germination. Certification supports breeder work and cooperative programs, justifying slightly higher costs with higher yields and profits.
Public Works Hampered by Tight Money Market
The article warns that limited credit and higher borrowing costs could stall public works across the nation. Local governments may delay road and facility projects as interest payments rise, while industry shifts to other sectors. Consumers face higher costs, and maintenance of roads and parks risks deterioration.
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