Sidney Telegraph editorial page overview
The Sidney Telegraph, Western Nebraska’s oldest newspaper founded in 1873, is associate AP member and Nebraska Press Association member. It serves Cheyenne County as official county newspaper and publishes Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays from 830 11th Ave Sidney Nebraska.
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Western
Nebraska
Associated Press
Nebraska Press Assn
Cheyenne County
Sidney Telegraph
the Telegraph Printing Co., Inc
Llth Ave
Sidney
Vocational center proposal hinges on community effort at Sidney
A Sioux Army Depot site visit impressed state and federal officials with facilities and a briefing from Lt Col Cyril Williams. The plan for a handicapped rehabilitation center awaits Sidney's active support and a persuasive local story to secure needed legislation. Ike Pindell’s long Cheyenne County service is recalled as a legacy.
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Sioux Army Depot
Sioux
Cyril W. Williams
Sidney
Sidney Chamber of Commerce
Scottsbluff
George H. Fleming
Cheyenne County
I. L. Pindell O
Ike Pindell
Direct popular election debate gains steam in ABA proposal
The American Bar Association proposes abolishing the electoral college and amending the Constitution to allow direct presidential and vice presidential elections. A runoff would require 40 percent support to avoid plurality problems. Critics fear party diversification but the plan aims to simplify voting.
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Congress
American Bar Association
Bar Association Group
ABA Commission
Bolivia opens vast lands to foreign colonists
Southward notes that Bolivia plans the largest mass colonization in its history. New Regulations for Colonization take effect in February, opening over 10 million acres to foreign immigrants. The program targets groups of 25 to 50 families, offers tax exemptions until income, and provides matching loans, schooling, and medical help. Professionals may acquire large tracts, with minimum 60 acres for a family and up to 10,000 acres for cattlemen.
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South America
Bolivia
Texas
California
Amazon Basin
North Platte Telegraph-Bulletin
Way Back When A Panhandle column of local notes
Panhandle cities favor Frontier air service. Sub zero days. Dalton approves water bonds. Sidney builds new homes and 932 residential units since 1950. Funeral for Henry Kayne. Oil and gas sales top $45 million. Past events note church, hospital, and civic developments. Community stories span floods, farms, and local history through 90 years ago to 10 years past.
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Panhandle
Frontier
FCC
Sidney
Dalton
City of New Homes
New Methodist Church
Frank Frauendorfer
Hamburg
Germany
End of the Kennedy dynasty hinted by publication fallout
The Kennedy era faces questions as Jacqueline Kennedy and Robert Kennedy confront criticism over a book on the assassination era. Manchester’s attack and public reaction threaten the Kennedy mystique, with Ted Kennedy seen as less affected. The piece suggests the dynasty’s grip may fade unless Robert Kennedy proves himself anew.
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Kennedy
Jacqueline Kennedy
Robert Kennedy
William Manchester
Mia. Kennedy
Sen
John F. Kennedy
Mrs. Kennedy
Manchester
Marie Antoinette
Kennedys
Ted Kennedy
Farmers strike debate harms Nebraska farming aims
The piece argues joining a North Dakota buyers strike harms Nebraska farmers by widening economic distress and misdirecting efforts from raising prices. It cites failed campaigns and past autoworker ties, warning that such strikes are temporary and counterproductive to real gains through practical planning and stable prices.
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Farmers Union of
Nebraska
North Dakota
Automobile Company
North Dakota Nonp Partisan League
Lincoln Star
Letter Box To The Editor Correcting Sidney Post Office Changes
In Wednesday's Sidney news the report on post office changes misspoke. The changes will cut hours for four substitute employees and create less attractive schedules for regular clerks. The survey team was in the post office Monday to Thursday, not a full week. Acknowledges national VA hospital research ties to many medical schools.
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Johnson
Scottsbluff Star-Herald
John McIntosh
Sidney
Herman Schroeder
George Taylor
Leslie Neubauer
Frank Welch Lodge
Af&am
al Bauer
Sidney Public Schools
Sidney Post Office
Post Office
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues
A scrambled crossword list with across and down clues covering chemistry Greek terms timber errors and misprints requires解释 of many entries including concise, pass between peaks, swan genus, and other garbled items with multiple misspellings and misaligned letters.
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Animal Farm
Snow Lifts Morale and Pets Bring Chaos at Home
Frances Craig writes of a mood-boosting snowy day, cheerful chaos with two pups and a kitten, and a stubborn Black Labrador. She notes a Chamber of Commerce membership surge, soil and water conservation bills, and praise for local conservation efforts led by named officials and technicans since 1947. Frances signs off urging careful driving.
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Blackie
Bootsie
Fluff
Chamber of Commerce
Nebraska
Roger Plantz
Charlie Helfrich
Ed Block
Wendel Mathewson
Ed Sanders
Bob Spearow
Balancing Extremes In Christian Obedience
New York AP reports Rev. Dr. Walter D. Wagoner, in The Seminary from Sheed and Ward, argues Catholic obedience centripetal while Protestant obedience centrifugal. He contends both traditions move toward balanced views of corporate church authority.
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New York
United Church
Walter D. Wagoner
the Seminary
Sheed and Ward
Broadway musical changes melody for current hit
At the Turkish request the musical background for Don't Drink the Water is altered. Turkey's national anthem is replaced with an Easter march sung by youth performers at a sports festival, aiming to avoid exotic mood. Consular officials cite neutrality policy.
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New York
Turkey
Yompsters
Vals
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Ike’ Pindell
Sidak
Potter
Gladys Hazlitt
James Wamsley
Dorothy Rezac
Bob Said
Bernadine Littleton
Wendell Belieu
Henry Kayne
Catholic Church
Alex Lye
Ben Lei
Carl Olson
Edward Roche
Bridgeport
Marjorie Ann Barlow
Sacred Heart Convent
Louisville
Chadron
Cedar Creek Fish Hatchery
L. G. Lowe
Roy Thomas
The
Thomas Lumber Company
Studebaker
Federal Farm Loan Bank
C. P. Millett
V. F. Kucera
Denver
L. W. Vath
Frank Beyers
Fred Beyers
Henry Ehmke, Sr
North Divide
W. A. Hornaday
Methodist Church
Bernice Kelly
Hans Christensen
Bronson
Union Pacific
K.O.T.M
Sidney Literati
B. A. Jones
Miss Chase
Miles Standish
Ceasar Neubauer
Lincoln University
Cotter
Chappell
Bloomgrean
Julesburg
Episcopal Church
A. Pease
Seven-Thirty
Alderman Trognitz
Madison Nebraska Review
Omaha
Black Hills
Wyoming
Colorado
Veterans Administration
Graume
Aronta
Leper
Acknowledoe
Olviels
Frances Craig
Randolph the Brown-Nosed Reindeer
Rudolph
Frances
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