Sidney Telegraph Editorial Page Overview
The Sidney Telegraph, Western Nebraska’s oldest newspaper founded in 1873, is an associate AP member and official Cheyenne County newspaper. It is published Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays by The Telegraph Printing Co. at 830 11th Ave, Sidney Nebraska.
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Economic outlook of gradual disarmament effects
A study by two leading economists finds that phased disarmament would cause limited dislocations, with no catastrophic downturn. Tax cuts could replace arms spending, shifting industry toward consumer goods to maintain employment, though current prospects for disarmament remain distant. The report urges optimism and preparation for peace as an economic driver.
The Sweet Aroma Of Success
The Omaha World Herald is portrayed as reflecting Nebraskans’ views in tax, wheat, and politics. It opposed broad tax bases, resisted income tax, and backed Barry Goldwater, while Nebraska farmers voted against the 1964 wheat bill, suggesting the paper’s stance aligns with local sentiment.
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Omaha World Herald
Nebraska
World Herald
Lincoln
The
Barry Goldwater
Let Mel Do It Defeat for Nebraska tourist promotion plan
Nebraskans expected the defeat of Gov. Morrison's bill creating a new department for industrial agricultural and tourist promotion. Tourism promotion will stay under the game commission with Mel Steen leading. Supporters praise Steen's energy and urge funding to continue his work.
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Nebraska
Buses For All Students
Gov. Frank B. Morrison argues state funds should not support parochial schools yet public buses should serve parochial students at little cost to taxpayers. The writer agrees, noting parochial parents pay taxes for public schools and advocating inclusive bus service free of church state conflicts.
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Frank B. Morrison
Laaw
Editorial argues Nebraskans reject new tourism department
Gene Kemper faults Gov. Morrison for opposing a broad Department of Economic Development. He praises Mel Steen of the Game Commission for tourism work and urges funding to compete with other states. The column laments routing of Interstate traffic south of the Platte and calls for stronger parks and tourism leadership.
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Alliance Daily Times-Herald
Gene Kemper
Morrison
Nebraska
Department of Economic Development
Steen
The
Game Commission
Platte
Wrong Slant On Civil Rights
The North Platte Telegraph Bulletin critiques a young Negro's claim that rights should be withheld unless the United States guarantees full freedom, arguing such a stance erodes civic duty. It warns that demanding perfect conditions before fulfilling national obligations would hasten societal disintegration and stresses duties accompany rights.
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North Platte Telegraph Bulletin
Robert Kennedy
United States
New York
Liquidating A Nation The Lincoln Saw
The piece notes sixteen state legislatures approved parts of three constitutional amendments that would alter federal power. It argues the proposals threaten the U S system by potentially creating a union court of state supreme justices, bypassing Congress and risking checks and balances. The author condemns illinformed legislatures pursuing ruinous reforms.
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Confederation of States
Community newsstands need curbing of vice material
A letter from Thomas B. Lenzen, Grand Knight of the Knights of Columbus, urges cleaner newsstands to protect youth minds. He notes difficulty finding national publications and condemns the display of crime and smut, citing laws and state actions to curb such material. He asks civic groups to join in voluntary reform efforts.
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Newsweek
Congress
Knights of Columbus
Nebraska
Thomas B. Lenzen
Four Year Old Rouses Household With Sunshine and Snacks
A four year old guest upends routine at our house prompting earlier rising and shuffled schedules. Grandparents recount the lively, endearing chaos as they adjust to meals, naps, and new breakfast cereals. The child’s energy revives memories and adds humor to aging life.
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Caildicas
O.K
Across and Down Puzzle Clues Quiz
A list of crossword style clues with numbers for Across and Down entries including items like City of separation Through Seagull Exist Baste Russ city Tavern One Quipped and more. The grid expects matching word answers across and down.
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City of Separation
Capevar
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