Sidney Telegraph Editorial Details and Affiliation
The Sidney Telegraph is Western Nebraska's oldest newspaper founded in 1873. It serves Cheyenne County as the official county newspaper and is published every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday by The Telegraph Printing Co. Inc. in 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
Telegraph Printing Co., Inc
Sidney Camp Ground Plan Urged For Future Growth
City leaders push for a large modern camping area along Interstate 80 to serve travelers and families, featuring cooking, shelter, bathing, and trailer hookups. The effort aims to boost local commerce and provide a non competing facility east of city park, with careful study and planning starting now. The piece also argues for broader federal space investment to aid Great Plains growth, noting Nebraska’s limited federal payroll and eastern bias in space projects.
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Sidney
Nebraska
City Park
Great Plains
Midwest
Uncle Sam
Strategic Air Command
Omaha
Plains
Capitol Tax Debates Signal Broadening Nebraska Tax System
Nebraska lawmakers debate a flat tax on earnings and the fate of LB 797 as pressure grows to broaden the tax base. The topic traces postwar sessions, with Governor Morrison urging aid to schools if base is broadened, while opposing a sales or income tax. The reapportionment showdown and federal inroads into insurance regulation also feature in the Capitol lineup.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Revenue Committee
Morrison
Sen
Hal Bauer
Elvin Adamson
Valentine
U. S. Supreme Court
George Lyas
Omaha
North Dakota
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Letters criticize Panhandle track coverage in The Telegraph
A Sidney Nebraska reader denounces a previous Panhandle track feature as biased and argues many area schools had state qualifiers deserving front page mention. The letter praises Sidney and St Pat’s athletes, calls for broader coverage, and notes other Peetz FFA reporter thanks.
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Panhandle
Dew
Dixie
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Sidney
Lincoln
Potter
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Lodgepole
Dalton
Sidney St. Pat’s
Scottsbluff
Omaha
Fort Sidney event blends old and new power groups
Ten years after budgeting nine thousand dollars, the Wheatbelt Public Power District prepares its annual meeting at 10 30 a.m. on Saturday. The session marks the final meeting of the Wheatbelt Electric Membership Association and the first for the new Wheatbelt Public Power District. Memorial Hospital welcomed a three quarter million dollar facility as Mrs. Thomas O Connell Jr and her newborn daughter were among the first admissions. Local officials note a Sidney TV dispute is a local matter related to ongoing rainfall.
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Fort Sidney
Wheatbelt
Sidney
Sterling TV
Civil Aeronautics Administration
The Plague Of Cassius Clay
The article argues the Clay Liston fight harmed civil rights progress more than boxing. It condemns Cassius Clay as a loudmouthed fanatic who disrespects Black leaders, threatening the broader fight for equal status amid racist backlash.
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Robert Goulet
Liston
Cassius Clay
Clay
Well Deserved Recognition For Ted Egging Of Gurley Neb
Western Nebraskans applaud the Small Business Administration as it names Ted Egging of The Egging Co. in Gurley an outstanding small businessman of Nebraska. The Egging family built a cab manufacturing operation southeast of Gurley employing up to eighty people and growing. Their enterprise has expanded to international business with promising future prospects for western Nebraska.
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Eggings
Egging Co
Nebraska
Ted Eggings
Infant rhetoric revealed as part of daily speech
Dr J N Hook of the University of Illinois told a national English teachers conference that rhetoric is an unconscious part of life from infancy. He defined rhetoric as the planned use of language for a preconceived purpose and noted even babies use it when reacting to ignored whimpers or cries.
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J. N. Hook
University of Illinois
Dr. Hook
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