Sidney Telegraph editorial page details
The Sidney Telegraph, Nebraska's longstanding paper since 1873 and AP associate, operates as Cheyenne County's official newspaper. It is published every Monday Wednesday and Friday by The Telegraph Printing Co. Inc at 830 11th Ave in Sidney.
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Western
Nebraska
Associated Press
Nebraska Press Assn
Cheyenne County
Sidney Telegraph
the Telegraph Printing Co., Inc
11Th Ave
Sidney
Civil rights leaders oppose black power in Mississippi drive
Dr Martin Luther King and other civil rights figures condemn the black power movement amid Mississippi demonstrations sparked by James Meredith. They warn the doctrine would alienate whites and split the movement, arguing rights must be shared by all Americans regardless of race.
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Martin Luther King
Mississippi
James Meredith
Stokely Carmichael
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Nebraska urged to broaden tax base for university funding
The University of Nebraska seeks a 70 percent biennial budget hike when the 1967 Legislature opens, with Gov Morrison and Sen Carpenter urging broader tax measures. A sales income tax is seen as essential to meet growing state spending and share the burden beyond property taxes.
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Nebraska
University of Nebraska
Frank Morrison
University
Terry Carpenter
Carpenter
Zoning and Integration Issues in Public Policy
An editorial discusses zoning challenges faced by public boards like Sidney city council, stressing the balance between fair application of rules and extenuating circumstances. It also argues for integrated progress, noting the NICB call to train and promote Black workers, with leadership clearly backing such policy.
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Sidney
City Planning Commission
National Industrial Conference Board
NICB
Interstate 80 to open 71 miles by year end
The Nebraska Roads Department expects to open about 71 miles of Interstate 80 from Beaver Crossing to Gilmer and Maxwell to Hershey by year end. The section Omaha to Beaver Crossing is complete, with gaps from Maxwell to Hershey and beyond North Platte under construction.
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Melvin Paul
Statehouse
Lincoln
Nebraska Roads Department
Cornhusker State
Omaha
North Platte
Beaver Crossing
Giltner
Maxwell
Hershey
G. C. Strobel
Gilmer
Highway Department
Roscow
Ogallala
Keith County
Big Springs
Strobel
I Won’t Be Attending Our 1926 Class Reunion
A former classmate writes he will skip a 40 year reunion, recalling 1920s youth with humor and nostalgia while noting life improved in later decades. He recalls valedictory, social norms, taxes, and the era’s lack of modern conveniences, concluding forty years is too long to recapture in one night.
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Dorothy Johnson
Montana
Dan
Mom
DeMolay
Epworth League
Buddy
Clergymen Downgraded Bethany in Lecture Talk
Rev Dr Forrest L Richeson president elect of the Christian Disciples Churches says the image of the pastor is low as ministers face pressure for numerical success and fear of change. In New York City Center notes the expanded season costs and a move to Lincoln Center with ballet and opera, an operating deficit erased by donations.
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Bethany
Forrest L. Richeson
Christian Disciples Churches
Bethany College
City Center
New York
New York City Center of Music and Drama
55Th Street Playhouse
Lincoin Center
Movine Ballet
Jumbled Crossword Clue List Prompts Quickword Answers
A scrambled set of crossword style clues with several garbled words and misprints. It includes across clues like Craze and Health resort and down clues such as Supplied fod and Simian Dejected, with numerous misspellings and partial phrases.
Welcome for Dr Hall at OSU Journalism School
Dr William E Hall takes over as director of the Ohio State University School of Journalism following the late George J Kienzle. An Arts College committee of nine professors found a breakdown in trust between college administration and the journalism faculty and students, calling for a communications effort to support Hall rather than undermine his credentials. The record notes Hall’s prior impact at the University of Nebraska and urges the dissident OSU teachers to stop smearing the program.
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William E. Hall
Ohio State University School of Journalism
George J. Kienzle
E&p
Hall
OSU Arts College
University of Nebraska
OSU
Out Of Old Nebraska Early Day Fourth Of July Celebrations
North Omaha and Council Bluffs residents organized July 4 1854 celebrations to promote the new town. At Capitol Hill in Omaha a crowd gathered with an anvil firing, singing, speeches, and toasts led by D E Reed, then dispersed after a prairie ramble. Bellevue and Nebraska City hosted large picnics with food, dancing, and speeches, including the Oro Indians present. Early festivities were village gatherings, often sponsored by churches and lodges, with bands guiding processions to picnic sites.
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Omaha
Council Bluffs
Claim Cabin
St. Nicholas Hotel
Capitol Hill
Omaha Central High School
Bellevue
Agency
D. E. Reed
Nebraska City
Old Fort Kearny
Iowa
Missouri
Harvey Cowles
Orp
Wallace Pearman
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