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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1966
Page
3
A columnist reflects on Lyndon B. Johnson's unpopularity and the heavy burden of the presidency. The piece compares past leaders, notes risks of power, and ends with a defense of America's resolve and the writer's mixed admiration for Johnson.
Compiled from Sidney Telegraph files, items span 10, 20, and 80 years. Highlights include Bonnie Lindau named home extension agent, Roy Gish elected vice president of the Nebraska County Assessors Association, Buss Lines service between Sidney and Sioux Army Depot ending, new power generator due April, and ongoing county development like courthouse addition bids, bank construction plans, and irrigation improvements.
The Agriculture Department said U S wheat stocks on January 1 fell to 1 339 billion bushels the lowest in 12 years due to production controls and export demand. Soybeans reached a record high while feed grains rose 4 percent. Cites other grain totals and regional population notes.
ERVIN Friede chairman of the Nebraska Wheat Commission cautions that a world food shortage stems from a mismatch between population growth and wheat output. He cites a commission study showing two thirds of world wheat comes from countries with relatively small populations, while large population nations produce far less wheat. The report highlights Russia and the United States sharing one fifth of world wheat with 1.33 and 6.11 percent of population respectively, and warns that population growth in Latin America and Africa could outpace wheat supply, worsening the imbalance.
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