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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1964
Page
2
The National Congress of Parents and Teachers, with 12 million members, adopts a national stance in Chicago calling for equal educational and work opportunities for all children. They urge members to act on this conviction through just and peaceful means to ensure equal rights as an American birthright.
The newly reopened Museum of Modern Art in New York is a cultural event with national significance. It promises to expose thousands across the country to its treasures and to remind Americans that life extends beyond mere money making. Mrs Johnson says art opens daily life to deeper sight and the soul inside man.
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A collage of editorials critiques lollipops in dentist waiting rooms as a misdirected danger to teeth and praises child grit. It also notes Hastings beef research plans face federal economy pressure, and a Scottsbluff suit challenges Sunday closings for motorcycle rentals, highlighting law, liberty, and public policy tensions.
A lengthy meditation on National League umpires threatening a walkout over pensions, suggesting a potential truce, automation fears, and a shift from beloved pastime to a broader labor rights debate, with cultural critique of fans, players, and the era of big business in baseball.
Design for a 24 by 24 foot frame cabin expandable to three bedrooms. Movable storage wall and removable partitions allow flexible layout. Foundation and flooring options vary by site. plan suits hot air water or electric heat and can become a garage later. Send 75 cents for plan copy to E A Olson Nebraska.
The Sidney Telegraph is Western Nebraska's oldest newspaper founded in 1873. It serves Cheyenne County as the official county newspaper and is published Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays by The Telegraph Printing Co Inc at 830 11th Ave Sidney Nebraska.
The Sidney school system budget for 1964 65 approaches a million dollars and municipal operations exceed that level. Support for essential services is framed as a catalyst for local jobs and economic activity, with a return to the community. The public is urged to view spending as money well spent.
The Scottsbluff Star Herald criticizes Sunday closing ordinances as unnecessary and argues city councils should not regulate private business, echoing Sidney Telegraph critiques and citing legal opinions that most such laws may be illegal. The piece stops short of repealing the ordinance, stressing councils should avoid interfering with lawful private enterprise.
General Lewis C Hershey director of the Selective Service system recommends no longer permitting privates of low grade to re enlist after a three year hitch. He argues servicemen who cannot rise above private in three years lack needed qualities. He cites the need for mentally and physically alert personnel to develop into specialists.
H Robert Mulliner of the University of Nebraska Extension outlines turf watering rules. Irrigate only when needed and water deeply to 12 inches. Use a soil probe or rod to check penetration. sandy soils need 1 2 hours while clay soils may need 4 5 hours.
A 1866 letter from a Nebraska pioneerwoman named Stella to her sister paints life on the plains near Nebraska City. She notes cattle herding, scarce timber, frequent revolvers and knives, and a mix of travelers, with Southern refugees and rebels shaping the social scene.
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