Sidney Telegraph Editorial Page Note
Western Nebraska's oldest newspaper founded in 1873 serves Cheyenne County. The Sidney Telegraph is published Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays by The Telegraph Printing Co Inc at 830 11th Ave Sidney Nebraska.
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Ranch House 1967 Style Reveals Sidney Missile Flight
A July 4 report describes a hidden guided missile base near Sidney Nebraska, now Sidney Missile Flight, with ten solid fuel missiles and a 5500 mile range. The piece contrasts military might with a longing for independence and peace, noting the regional Panhandle’s farming setting.
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United States
Sidney
Globe
Nebraska
Panhandle
Gulf Flight Missile Control Center
Sidney Missile Flight
Young volunteers flock to Israel after June war mobilization
Since the Middle East conflict began in June, over 4,000 young volunteers arrived in Israel to fill kibbutz jobs left by mobilization rather than fight. Plans call for more arrivals as the influx continues, showing a rare civic spirit amid upheaval. In memory, it recalls flood relief efforts in Florence where many youths from the U S and other nations aided in rescue and preservation of art treasures.
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Middle East
Israel
Tiemann Proves Political Savvy in First Year
The Nebraska governor Norbert Tiemann, in his first year, pushes and secures key legislation, overhauls the tax system, and pursues costly reforms. While some fear a political death warrant, the editorial lauds his decisive leadership and ability to win support in a four year term.
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Norbert Tiemann
Nebraska
Tiemann
Medicare at One Year Review Shows Mixed Outcomes
A year into Medicare, opinions split on success versus failure. Proponents note fewer catastrophic failures than feared, while critics point to administrative and accounting problems, confusion among beneficiaries, and omissions needing more funding. Full assessment awaits several years.
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Washington
Fog over Liberty attack underscores U S and Israel clash
The National Observer piece argues the June 8 Liberty attack was deliberate, with Israeli planes and torpedo boats targeting a clearly marked American ship in international waters. It decries media confusion, warns against conflating Israel’s aims with U S policy, and urges preserving U S vital interests in the Middle East.
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Navy
United States
Israel
Washington
Sinai Peninsula
Driving Exams To Begin Nov 1st Across
A word puzzle style grid lists clues for across and down entries. Answers fit common terms like particles, nariz Jones, indite, and estate, with standard crossword style definitions across 1 through 39 and down 1 through 41.
Nebraskans Face 10 to 12 Percent Income Tax Forecast
Lincoln reports a 10 to 12 percent state personal income tax rate may be needed next year to cover the 1967 69 budget of 575.6 million, with the 223.1 million general fund financed by taxes. The Board of Equalization will set the rate this fall based on revenue needs, while sales tax drops to 2 cents in 1969.
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Melvin. Paul
Statehouse
Lincoln
Nebraska Board of Equalization and Assessment
Legislative Council
Unicameral
State Tax Commissioner’s Office
Norbert T. Tiemann
Richard D. Marvel
Hastings
Nebraska
Jules W. Burbach
The
Revenue Committee
Burbach
Hope
Fred W. Carstens
Beatrice
Lancaster County
Carstens
Heavyweights Face Higher Costs and College Barriers
Reports from the Institute of Life Insurance and Health Insurance Institute link overweight status to higher premiums and shorter lifespans. Harvard Public Health findings suggest college admissions may favor lighter applicants, impacting earning potential and access.
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