Sidney Telegraph editorial page profile
The Sidney Telegraph serves as Cheyenne County’s official newspaper founded in 1873. It operates as western Nebraska’s oldest paper and is an associate AP member and Nebraska Press Association member. Published 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
11Th Ave
Sidney
Sidney bid for state trade school praised by community leaders
A group led by Sen. George H. Fleming earnestly supports Sidney's bid for a state supported trade school. The writer notes the uncertain Legislature outcome, but lauds Sidney's spirited effort and community unity to spur regional growth and shared rural-urban concerns.
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George H. Fleming
Sidney
Nebraska
Printed Word To Stay Says Library Chief At Odds With Costs
Edwin Castagna the retiring president of the American Library Association notes a U S Office of Education inventory showing a need for 100 000 more trained librarians and 390 million additional volumes at a cost exceeding three billion dollars. He cautions the goal may not be met soon yet urges local and state action aided by federal funds to improve library service. Sidney example shows cooperative effort producing a new building and bookmobile service.
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Edwin Castagna
American Library Assn
Castagna
U. S. Office of Education
Sidney
We Support Miss Luci Baptism Rights in Faith Choice
A Petaluma Argus Courier piece argues Miss Luci Johnson should freely choose her faith, mocking secrecy and stressing her inherent right to Catholicism or any religion without secret service interference. It cites editorials debating Medicare, poverty, and welfare programs.
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Luci Johnson
Luci
Bishop Pike
Johnson
LBJ
White House
Secret Service
It's Now or Never Sidney Trade School at Sioux Army Depot
Chamber of Commerce members will receive a letter urging contact with state senators who will vote on the Sidney state supported trade school. The project, if approved, offers long range economic benefits and now requires broad local action today. The Sidney Trade School Committee seeks widespread chamber support to ensure passage.
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Sidney
Sioux Army Depot
Chamber of Commerce
Sidney Trade School
Sidney Trade School Committee
Chamber
National Wheat Month and the Nebraska Price Problem
Nebraska faces distress as wheat producers struggle for adequate prices during National Wheat Month. The piece urges coordinated marketing and price support among agrarian states to stabilize income, while warning against abandoning agriculture for diversification. It also condemns 4 July resort riots as a sign of moral decay among privileged youth, calling for stricter state jail terms.
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Nebraska
Iowa
Minnesota
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Wyoming
Colorado
The
Lincoln Star
United States
New York
Ohio
Missouri
Arnolds Park
Fort Lauderdale
America
Michigan
Papa
Scottsbluff Star Herald
Vets Can Buy Insurance In Small Amounts
Eligible veterans may purchase $1,000 or $2,000 of National Service Life Insurance under the reform, with options up to $10,000 if needed. The program runs before May 3, 1966, and requires prior NSLI eligibility between 1940 and 1957 with minimal existing GI coverage. Contact the VA Regional Office in Lincoln or local County Service Office for forms.
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Rufus H. Wilson
Lincoln
Nebraska
Wilson
National Service Life Insurance
NSLI
South 17 Street
Fat Catfish from Rice-Fed Rivers Boost East Pakistan Protein
FAO expert Gudjon Ilugason reports huge catfish schools in the Ganges Delta fattened by monsoon rice. He and Pakistani companions used an echo sounder to locate them and landed as much as five tons in five minutes, offering a major protein source for East Pakistan.
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Rome
Ganges
East Pakistan
Food and Agriculture Organization
FAO
Gudjon Ilugason
Iceland
Farm Safety Week Focuses on Rural Accidents in 1965
Lincoln reports National Farm Safety Week runs July 25 to 31 with Lyndon Johnson designating it a matter of vital national concern. It urges expansion of safety programs amid thousands of rural fatalities and 800000 injuries yearly, highlighting SMV emblems and renewed education on lifesaving measures.
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Lincoln
Lyndon B. Johnson
Farm Safety Week
Nebraska
SMV
Paign
National Safety Council
Conference For Religious Leaders
Womens
Young People’s
Workers Advised To Check Their Social Security
The social security account number on your card stays with you for life and credits your earnings from any job anywhere. Check your special security account at least every three years using Form OAR-7004, Request for Statement of Earnings, at your Scottsbluff district office or by call or mail.
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Social Security Office
Scottsbluff
Social Security District
Seed Spitting Hopeful Sal Bello Aims For World Title
Seventeen year old Sal Bello of Miami vows world championship dreams after claiming a seed spit of 41 feet 4 inches. He notes his 31 percent win in a Miami Dade Junior College contest was hurt by cross winds and less than perfect melons.
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Miami
Sal Bello
Miami- Dade
Landmarks Registry Adds Three Presidents Homes and More
The Government Registry of National Historic Landmarks welcomes 33 new sites including homes of Grover Cleveland in Princeton New Jersey Warren G Harding in Marion Ohio and Calvin Coolidge in Plymouth Vermont and Herbert Hoover's boyhood home in West Branch Iowa The list now totals 608 sites A tour guide notes Bavarian hotel DIY trends an Austria Hungary and Hawaii travel updates plus a Hemingway memorial planned for Idaho and the Mont Blanc tunnel opening July 16
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Grover Cleveland
Princeton
N. J
Warren G. Harding
Marion
Ohio
Calvin Coolidge
Plymouth
West Branch
Iowa
Herbert Hoover
U.S
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Bavaria
Germany
Austria
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Vienna
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Linz
Wachau
Hertz
Chain of Craters
Hawaii
Kilauea
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Wahaula
Hilo
Volcanoes National Park
Europe
Travel News Service, Inc
Fifth Ave
N. Y
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Wood River Valley
Ketcham
Idaho
Hemingway
Mont Blanc
Chamonix
France
Courmayeur
Italy
Paris
Travel Department Bureau
Pennsylvania Department of Commerce
Harrisburg
Washington, D. C
Capitol
Library of Congress
Supreme Court
Washington Monument
National Park Service
Department of the Interior
Park Service
13Th Street
Constitution Avenue NW
Washington
National Observer
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