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The Sidney Telegraph is Western Nebraska’s oldest newspaper founded in 1873. Published every Monday Wednesday and Friday by The Telegraph Printing Co. Inc. at 830 11th Ave Sidney Nebraska.
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Parrot's Court Silence Highlights Animal Prudence
In a New York case a 40-year-old parrot named Pete faced a disorderly conduct charge. The owner argued for bringing Pete to court to testify, but the bird remained silent for two hours, avoiding abuse or swearing.
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Portugal's Colonial Holdings Sparks Unrest and U.S. Dilemma
The piece notes Portugal's colonial empire ranking third after Britain and France, with Angola and Mozambique as main colonies. It cites 1 percent naturalization in Angola, growing unrest, and President Eisenhower's Lisbon visit amid Salazar’s regime. It argues U.S. military aid linkage would alienate nonwhite populations and aid Soviet propaganda.
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Challenge We Face in Japan and Far East Policy
The United States has lost face while Communist China gains it with Japan’s role. The text argues Reds aim to exploit U S prestige loss, cut Japan from the United States, and curb American influence in the Far East. It calls for a realistic foreign policy reassessment and wiser action to meet the challenge.
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Public urged to cut carnage on American roads
Tens of thousands die in auto crashes yearly and many more are injured. The piece argues public tolerance fuels the carnage and demands safety engineering, stricter law enforcement, and stronger driver testing, saying real progress requires public willingness to pay and act.
Nebraska oil industry faces myths and steady growth
The Nebraska oil sector challenges eastern western stereotypes about wealth from oil. Since the old decade the state has pumped over 100 million barrels and holds about 140 million barrels in reserves. The new oil and gas conservation commission regulates resource use, aiming for wise stewardship without stifling development. It runs a Sidney field office to complement the Lincoln headquarters, ensuring service across communities as production expands.
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Polical Conventions Look Like American Circus on Stage
An old observer surveys American political conventions describing them as a blend of comedy drama and boredom. Delegates face long process hours with contested credentials and surge of nerves during roll calls, while the nomination race yields surprise moments that keep the public hooked.
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Autumn Fashion Forecast Sparks Glitter and Fur Frenzy
Fashion writers predict next fall will glamour women with sequins gold fur and vivid color. Designers push splendor despite budgets as seasonal styles ignite headlines about bank accounts and holiday displays.
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