Editorial Page of The Sidney Telegraph
The editorial page introduces The Sidney Telegraph as Cheyenne County’s official newspaper and Western Nebraska’s oldest paper founded in 1873. It notes its publication schedule Monday Wednesday and Friday and its status as Associate AP member and Nebraska Press Association member.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska Press ‘Assn
Sidney Telegraph
the Telegraph Printing Co., Inc
11Th Ave
Sidney
Nebraska
Western Nebraska
Green case prompts Americans to think hard about prejudice
The Denver Post highlights a Colorado court fight over a Negro pilot denied a flying job. It argues prejudice harms national image and urges Americans to reflect on Kennedy era ideals about liberty and human rights as the case tests equal opportunity in aviation.
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John Kennedy
America
World Court of Public Opinion
Colorado
Denver Post
Post
United States
Green
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Uncle Sam
Kennedy
Crackpot petitions seek limits on nonresident hunting
Sen Cecil Craft claims 1500 signatures urging curbs on nonresident hunting, with Lincoln County Wildlife Club suspected among circulators. The column denounces anti wildlife limits as provincial, praising the game commission and urging the Legislature to reject such legislation as a mistake.
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Cecil Craft
North Platte
Nebraska
Lincoln County Wildlife Club
Lincoln County
Game Commission
Red China's Advances In Science And Technology
A report from a meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science notes substantial progress by Communist China in science engineering and technology. The piece argues that underestimating foreign achievements risks repeating past errors with Russia and warns against patriotic complacency.
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China
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Soviet Union
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues
The page presents a dense set of crossword clues across and down with numerous entries ranging from Hemin and pentagram to various geographic and linguistic terms. Several clues appear mis-spaced or partially misprinted but still offer a wide grid of potential solutions for skilled puzzle solvers.
Ike the Soldier-Statesman A Personal Appreciation
A columnist reflects on Dwight D. Eisenhower eight years as president. He calls Ike steady and principled, noting wars avoided and mixed records on Civil Rights and taxes. The piece praises restraint, humility, and leadership, ending with personal pride in being American.
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Ike
DNA as Heredity Basis Noted by Scientists
The DNA chemical, located in cell nucleus, is considered by many scientists to be the chemical basis for heredity.
The Better Mousetrap and Free Competition
The Lincoln Star discusses railroads adopting piggy back service to haul loaded truck trailers onto flatcars, enabling long haul auto deliveries. It weighs the impact on truckers, ICC, and Congress, arguing that competition spurs progress even as it shifts market share between carriers.
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Lincoln Star
Western Railways
Interstate Commerce Commission
Congress
Patronage Talk Drives Nebraska Politics in 1960 Debate
A Scottsbluff Star-Herald discussion argues patronage threats over Kennedy administration would politicize federal projects in Nebraska. Gov. Morrison clashes with DNC member Bernard Boyle as Democrats defend merit over patronage while Nebraskans seek fair federal consideration.
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Nebraska
Kennedy
Frank Morrison
Bernard J. Boyle
Omaha
Boyle
Mr. Kennedy
It's The Silly Season Again
An Argus-Leader column argues the South Dakota Legislature should not regulate every business practice such as trading stamps. It warns against overreach, noting freedom to compete includes pricing, credit, advertising, and service charges. The piece urges controlling deceptive practices while avoiding price setting or stamping bans.
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Mother
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Ancher
Periodic Warning To Householders From Bridgport News Blade
Mayor A C Johnson warns residents about itinerant furnace experts targeting elderly households. A case of a supposedly condemned furnace was found to be fine upon local inspection. The piece lists common scams including roof treatment, lawn spraying, termite checks, and magazine sales, urging housekeepers to verify city occupation tax receipts and notify police if lacking.
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Bridgport News Blade
A. C. Johnson
Experimental corn hybrid fights birds cutting losses for Ohio farmers
Farmers in Ohio test a new bird resistant corn hybrid at Firestone Homestead Farms near Colombiana. Less than a fifth of ears damaged and 98.59 bushels per acre yield, while two standard varieties yielded 95 and 115.85 bushels with similar damage. When birds absent, other varieties reached 169 and 151 bushels per acre.
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Ohio
Firestone Homestead
Columbiana
Housewife's Choice That of Judges Too
The American housewife influences livestock judges nationwide. For the 1960-61 show season, National Live Stock Producer says top meat animals must deliver flavorful, tender cuts. Steers should have high loin and rib yield with good conformation, while prize hogs show natural muscling in ham, loin, and shoulder.
Watering tank at intersection supports four livestock lots
Four fence posts secure a large waterer at the crossing of two fences for livestock in four lots. The system includes wires for support. Primitive Guajiro Indians in Venezuela are nomadic hunters using bow and arrow. They survive on goats sheep pigs wild seeds thorny fruits and pulp. Support Your Local Merchants.
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Venezuela
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Lowe
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Mdaon
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Jack
Missouri
National Trust
FDR
U. S
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Betty Knicely
Scottsbluff Star-Herald
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