The Sidney Telegraph Editorial Page Feature
The Sidney Telegraph describes itself as Western Nebraska's oldest newspaper founded in 1873, an AP associate member and Nebraska Press Association member, official Cheyenne County newspaper with four Nebraska Press Association General Excellence Awards, published Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays.
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Western Nebraska
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Associated Press
Nebraska Press Assn
Sidney Telegraph
the Telegraph Printing Co., Inc
11Th Ave
Sidney
Nebraska
Courthouse Expansion Debate Touches Cheyenne County
A Cheyenne County taxpayer group urged the Board of Commissioners to add half a mill to the county levy to fund courthouse enlargement and repairs. The 1962 63 budget at 3.79 mills remains the state’s lowest, while the 1911 courthouse needs modernization and space for jail and records. The issue arises after a failed bond vote, leaving the board to decide.
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Cheyenne County
Board of Commissioners
A Fair Return Profit and the Economic Balance
The text argues that profits and employment rise together, citing 1928 to 1961 records. It warns against squeezing profits to zero, noting that a proper return for investors sustains jobs and purchasing power, while balance prevents excessive profits and preserves economic health.
Hawaii Land Reform Clash Follows New Laws
Hawaii faces a growing land reform clash as about 42 percent of the state is owned by governments and 46 percent by 65 firms and individuals, leaving only 12 percent in private hands. Critics say this dominance shapes the economy and limits residence ownership while new laws aim to classify land use and cap state agricultural leases at 20 years, stirring tensions with large landowners and sugar plantations.
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United States
Hawaii
Eisenhower Coolidge business label debate in politics
Former President Eisenhower and Gov. Nelson Rockefeller argue that a party centered on business can misalign policy with broader American interests. They urge balance among business, agriculture, labor and professions to better serve the country and party.
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Eisenhower
Coolidge
America
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Looking For Maturity From Kennedy In Editorial View
The Nebraska Farmers Union editorials urge President Kennedy to mature in handling inflation and labor disputes. They condemn both the administration and big business for fear-driven reactions, praising fair play and urging steady leadership for all Americans as time passes.
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Kennedy
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America
Farm Program Debate Seen At Crossroads Of Policy And Economy
The Wall Street Journal criticizes continued government farm subsidies while arguing for a market based approach. It warns no program could lead to mass bankruptcies, higher food prices, and a harsher economy for American households. The piece contends current subsidies cushion farmers and the nation from recession rather than favoring serfdom.
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The
Wall Street Journal
Orvil Freeman
Journal
Wildfowl Perils Grow in Wetlands Loss
Alliance Times-Herald warns that pollution drainage and federal funded projects destroy natural wetlands used by waterfowl for rest, feeding, nesting and raising young. Habitat loss accelerates as poaching disease and human activity shrink flights and populations.
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Alliance Times-Herald
America
Panhandle Mother by Betty Knicely
A mother recalls her backyard invaded by her children and friends in a humorous piece. Army paratroopers, navy gear, and snack quests become a playful battle as she watches from a window and contemplates joining in with Geronimo. The column ends with a wish for fewer chores as kids conquer the yard.
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Betty Knicely
Navy
Air
Audie Murphy
Northwestern Bell
William Wordsworth
John Doe
Crossword Puzzle Clues and Answers From Historical Page
A mixed set of crossword clues and partial answers listing across clues such as 1 Light two wheeled carriage, 4 Guarded, 8 Poker player's delight, 11 Shoshonean Indian, 12 Drug plan, 13 Reddish brown, 14 Legislator, 16 Cancel, 17 Strong dislike, 18 Capital on Port Timor, 19 Hinged cover, 20 Ask Payment, 21 To live, 23 Diffuse, 25 Bitter herb, 26 Raven's note, 27 Pronoun, 28 Point, 29 Ossified tissue, 30 Type measure, 31 Peruke, 32 By means of, 33 Intention, 35 Seashores, 38 Child's napkins, 39 Shade, 40 Employ, 41 In addition, 42 Athamas' wife, 43 Boil on the eyelid, 44 Pointed tools, 45 Untrained effusively. plus a following block of clues and answers including Willow, Electrical genus engineer abbr, More kindly, In fee simple, Adam's second son, Character, Ginger, Sheep, The woman, Early Saxon chief, Equipment, Pirate, Trouble, Flap, Existed, Minute orifices, Carry out orders, Ringlet, Girl's nickname, Winter precipitation, Public vehicle, Bovine, Mother.
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Timor
Athamas
Adam
Thewoman
Dog Days Myth Tied to Sirius Rise
The term dog days refers to the hottest period of summer linked to Sirius rising with the sun. Ancient peoples believed the star’s appearance intensified the sun's heat and affected seasonal conditions.
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Nebraska Motor Carriers’ Association
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Sidney, Nebraska
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