Sidney Telegraph Editorial Page Description
The Sidney Telegraph, Western Nebraska’s oldest newspaper founded in 1873, is published Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays by The Telegraph Printing Co. Inc. in Sidney Nebraska. It is an Associated Press associate, Nebraska Press Association member, and official Cheyenne County newspaper.
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Rezoning proposal for Sidney downtown district
The article argues for reviewing downtown Sidney zoning due to changing business patterns. It cites City Manager Tom Coffey’s plan affecting properties between 11th and 15th Avenues and Hickory and Jackson Streets, endorsing a measured rezoning move to reflect current economic development.
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15Th Avenues
Hickory
Jackson Streets
Indian Self Help Plan Faces Tucson Political Clash
The Papagos of Arizona back a Congress bill by Sen Barry Goldwater and Rep Morris Udall to develop tribal lands near Tucson for an industrial project expected to create about 3000 jobs. Tucson officials oppose tax free land for the scheme, while supporters argue it would boost the local economy and empower self sufficiency. The outcome could influence similar efforts in other Western states.
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Arizona
Congress
Barry Goldwater
Morris Udall
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Ariz
Kennedy
The Pace Of Change In Rocket Technology
The article notes rapid advances in rocketry as the 20th century progresses. It recalls Sputniks 1957 launch and highlights multiple launches in a single day from Wallops Station and Cape Kennedy. It emphasizes ongoing, publicly visible but often low profile space activity.
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United States
Wallops Station
Air Force
Cape Kennedy
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Crossword Style Clues Digest
Across clues include possessive adjective and beverage. Fill entries such as fondle for grip, sea eagle for fish eagle, and armor related terms. Includes Danfjore and Crown related forms. Answers cover science abbr, auriculate, long cloak, blue jeans material and more.
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Mr. van Winkle
Nebraska Voters May Ignore Outside Campaigning
Nebraska voters are unlikely to be swayed by outside political input as Postmaster General John Gronouski campaigns. He predicts Carl Curtis could be the sole Nebraska Republican in Congress, a claim tied to his own New Year’s remarks at a Democratic banquet. The piece critiques politicizing the Post Office and urges better mail service over partisan influence.
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Gronouski
North Platte
Barry Goldwater
Gronovski
Post Office Department
United States
Nebraska State Journal
Burlington
Sidney Yards
Omaha Cold Storage Company
Mann
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Drouth
W. Larson
Charles
Bertrand
Alonzo Stagg
California
Chicago
Stewitts
A. K. Greenlee
Doran
United States Land Office
S. E. Black
Lemon Publishing Co
Lincoln
How Wide Is Barry Goldwater's National Appeal
A 1964 analysis questions the breadth of Barry Goldwater's support beyond the conservative fringe. It notes many center voters see him as a genuine alternative, while others doubt his mass appeal. The piece cites demographic history and calls for clearer plans on reducing government and repealing laws if he wins, with readers urged to watch November's vote results.
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Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
America
Barry
North Platte Telegraph Bulletin
Round House Attracts Visitors In Haydenville Ohio
Mr and Mrs Virgil Smith of Haydenville Ohio report a surge of visitors since buying a round residence in March. The bisected interior creates four rooms each with two corners inviting curious guests to view the unique home. Visitors are welcomed to come in and look around.
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Virgil Smith
Haydenville
Ohio
Smiths
Dove Controversy Rises In Nebraska Legislature
The Lincoln Star notes Interior Department reports Nebraska mourning dove populations are up and protected by law. The piece frames the long standing clash between hunters and bird lovers, highlighting limited meat value and the ceremonial role of the dove in local culture while predicting renewed legislative debate.
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U. S. Department of Interior
Nebraska
Jets Bring Rookies to Peekskill Camp
The New York Jets AFL team will feature several rookies at pre season training in Peekskill New York. One listed is Wally Florence a 6 foot 2 inch 215 pound linebacker from Purdue and East Orange New Jersey.
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Peekskill
N.Y
New York Jets
Wally Florence
Purdue
Florence
East Orange
N.J
Atlantic City Meet Features 14 Stakes Worth 415000
Fourteen stakes totaling 415000 dollars are listed for the Atlantic City thoroughbred meet running August 10 through October 10. The feature is the 125000 dollar United Nations Handicap scheduled for September 19 and by invitation for three-year-olds and up.
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Atlantic City
N.J
United Nations
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