Editorial Page Textual Overview of The Sidney Telegraph
The Sidney Telegraph, publisher of Western Nebraska, is presented as Cheyenne County’s official newspaper. It highlights its awards, publication schedule, address, AP associate status and Nebraska Press Association membership.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska Press Assn
Sidney Telegraph
the Telegraph Printing Co., Inc
11Th Ave
Sidney
Nebraska
The
Associated Press
Jet age diplomacy and the speed of summit meetings
The piece contrasts early 20th century travel with modern jet travel, noting Wilson’s weeklong voyage to Versailles while Kennedy and Khrushchev could meet quickly via jet. It highlights how rapid transport enables brief get acquainted talks between rival leaders and the dangers and potential of rapid encounters in a nuclear era.
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Woodrow Wilson
Versailles
Dean Acheson
Vienna
Truman
Kennedy
Mr. Kennedy
Khrushchev
Austria
Sunday Closing Ordinance Debate Divides City Leaders
A Kimball city council discussion on a Sunday closing ordinance for grocery stores sparks a split in the community. The paper urges business owners to set their own hours while church leaders argue Sunday commerce harms worship chances, noting liquor stores already require licenses.
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Kimball
Farm Problems Across Nations Show Need for Dual Expertise
Economists in Russia and China note farm troubles beyond capitalism with home acre limits driving concentrated production and higher on farm earning. In contrast US mechanization pushes small farmers off land. Remedy requires experts skilled in farming and administrative economics, a rare combination seen as scarce in both the Soviet Union and elsewhere.
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Russia
China
Soviet Union
Mrs Kennedy’s Greek Isles Cruise Under Escort
The article notes Mrs. Kennedy’s cruise in the Aegean with a Greek naval escort to shield the yacht from photographers. It laments the lack of privacy for the first lady, while acknowledging glamour and reward of the role.
My grocery line woes mirror changing roles at home
A humorous reflection on supermarket lines and choosing the fastest checkout. The piece ties long lines to shifting gender roles, noting men now share chores and how this personal irritation echoes broader social changes while concluding the time spent in lines could amount to thousands of dollars.
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Haggler
Castro Proposal Sparks Strong Republican Rebuke In Congress
Rep Martin denounces Castro plan to trade 500 tractors for 1 200 Cubans involved in the invasion calling it the most brazen act by a foreign power in U S history He cites Kennedy approval and tax deduction promises and warns against communism in the Western Hemisphere The piece also notes Senate Finance Committee scrutiny and mentions visiting Capitol Hill constituents and a forthcoming vote on federal aid to education.
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Dave Martin
Castro
Cuba
Kennedy
Threeman Committee
Byrd
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
United States
Charles Pinckney
Lebanon
Western Hemisphere
Mr. Castro
Khrushchev
Latin America
Capitol Hill
Fourth District
Orin
Wesley Cantryman
Grand Island
Harold Books
North
Longtime Chief Justice Weygandt Leads Ohio Supreme Court
Carl V. Weygandt of Lakewood has served as Ohio Supreme Court chief justice since January 1, 1933, the longest tenure for any chief in the state’s history.
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Columbus
Ohio
Carl V. Weygandt
Lakewood
Supreme Court
Population Gains Hide Out Migration In 1950s Nebraska Counties
University of Nebraska report shows Cheyenne County population rose 22 percent from 1950 to 1960 due to oil and Sioux Ordnance Depot activity but lost ground through out migration. County added 2,747 people yet 700+ left. only five counties escaped out-migration, mostly in eastern Nebraska. Kimball also grew on oil activity.
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Cheyenne County
University of Nebraska Business Research Division
Nebraska
Kimball
Scotts Bluff
Hall
Adams
Buffalo
Madison
Lincoln
Oil and Gas Commission Grants Two Applications
The Oil and Gas Commission, meeting June 14, approved two requests for water flooding recovery and drilling in the Darnall Field. Shell Oil Co. received approval for a secondary recovery water flood in the J sand and permission to drill an injection well in NW SW Section 30. Ohio Oil Co. was granted an exception to Rule 313 to drill a well in Dimick Field. Other items were postponed or continued.
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The
Oil and Gas Commission
Shell Oil Co
Darnall
Banner County
Shell
Ohio Oil Co
Cnw
Cheyenne County
Dimick
Sam G. Harrison
Bull Canyon
H. N. Rhodes
Basis Pipe and Supply Co
West Downer
M. W. Valentine
Sleepy Hollow
Red Willow County
Sleepy Hollow Field
Western Counties Lead Nebraska in 1961 March of Dimes Drive
Western counties contributed to the 1961 Nebraska March of Dimes effort with Sioux County atop per capita giving at 65c. Morrill and Scotts Bluff followed in their brackets, while Cheyenne County tied for third with 30c. Total Nebraska contributions reached $296,412.92 under State Chairman Ted R. Hughes of Seward.
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Western Counties
Nebraska
Cheyenne County
Jack Thurow
Sidney
Sioux County
Leonard Schaefer
Harrison
Morrill County
Scotts Bluff
March of Dimes National Headquarters
Hughes
Ismail Akbay Elected President of Chattanooga Junior Chamber
Ismail Akbay, born in Turkey and a United States citizen for 18 months, was elected president of the Chattanooga Junior Chamber of Commerce. He works as a research engineer.
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Chattanooga
Chattanooga Junior Chamber of Commerce
Ismail Akbay
United States
Akbay
Turkey
Kennedy Plan Calls for 10 Percent Wheat Acreage Cut
The 1962 wheat program proposes a mandatory 10 percent reduction in planting allotments and retirement payments for retired acreage. It aims to cut production to about 1.1 billion bushels, save storage costs, and reduce government stock. E A Jaenke outlined details to a House Agriculture subcommittee, with payments based on 50 to 60 percent of 1959 60 production values and support rate set within legal limits.
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Kennedy
House Agriculture Wheat
E. A. Jaenke
Agriculture Department
Stabilization and Conservation Service
Jaenke
Secretary of Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
Nebraska Gas Station Density Drops As Vehicles Rise
Nebraska reports 2 174 service stations for 674 294 motor vehicles in 1958, a ratio of one station per 310 vehicles. Decline from 1948 shows fewer stations despite vehicle growth, aided by larger stations. National figures show stations rising 15 percent and registrations up 66 percent.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Nebraska Petroleum Council
C. Russell Lockwood
Parking Ramp Opens with Balloons in Buffalo
Buffalo officials opened a new municipal parking ramp and released two thousand helium balloons. Each balloon carried a tag for two hours of free parking usable within the next 60 days.
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Buffalo
Sidney Draw News Family Picnic Honors Mr Haupt Birthday
Mrs Henry Haupt hosted a Sunday family picnic with many relatives from Gering Lincoln Bayard Spokane Sterling and Dalton in attendance. Additional notes report school board members elected and various local visits and hospital stays.
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Sidney Draw News
Henry Haupt
Dena Davis
Sterling
Ed Haupt
Jerry Haupt
Juelfs
Charles Krueger
Jim Mohart
Raymond Fehringer
Jerry Fehringer
Chappell
Karl Kurz
LeRoy Childers
Stanley Krueger
John Glanz
Tommy
Lesle
Henry Elrich
Lincoln
Divil
Don Bell
Harold Glanz
John Glant
Mary Ellen Krueger
Memorial Hospital
Fred Flohr
Dalton
Barbara Mohatt
Cheyenne
Connie Krueger
Bruce Juelfs
Potter
New York Youth Held As Car Theft Suspect
An eighteen year old New York youth named Richard D. Church is held in county jail after police pick up near Fred's Sporting Goods Store. He admitted stealing a car at Cheyenne Tuesday evening and was questioned early Wednesday morning. He is being held for the FBI.
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Chappell
New York
Cheyenne
Richard D. Church
Fred
Sporting Goods
Chief Jackson
FBI
Weekend Visitors Stop at Wallace Hernbloom Home
Sunnyside News reports Mr and Mrs Elmer Einemann and daughters Edith Elaine and Evelyn arrived Friday from Oceanside California to spend two weeks. Mr and Mrs Forrest Tremain and sons Weldon Ray and Ron were Thursday dinner guests at the Wallace Hernbloom home and others visited the Otto Einemann house Monday evening.
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Elmer Einemann
Edith
Elaine
Evelyn
Wallace Hernbloom
Oceanside
Calif
Forrest Tremain
Weldon
Ray
Ron
Otto Einemann
Hampton Unveils Seal With Space Capsule and Blue Crab
Hampton unveils new city seal showing the blue crab holding a space capsule. The emblem features the famed crustacean with a Langley Air Force Base space program motif and reflects local pride in science and heritage.
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Hampton, Vaum
Hampton
Langley Air Force Base
Peetz News Highlights Local Visits and Events
Andy Nelson underwent major surgery in Denver with family by his side. Marie George attends Colorado Girls State and college programs on scholarships. Numerous visitors came to Peetz from Sterling Denver Sidney and Broadway, including dinners and social visits. A new co op elevator scale is installed. Ft Sidney Days cancel a dance. A daughter was born June 8 in Denver to Bill and Segelke. families travel for graduations and reunions.
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Nels Nelson
Denver
Andy Nelson
Nels
Marie George
Ft. Collins
Jessie Licence Institute
Nichols
Marie
Colorado Women's College
American Legion Auxiliary
Adam Gertge Sr
John
Sterling
Adam Gertge Jr
Mae Young
Evanston
Wyo
Viola Wood
Robert
Raymond Wood
Clif van Valkenburg
Henry Narjes
Sidney
Lloyd Goranson
Nickie Norton
Toy Norton
Dean DuBois
John DuBois
Delmar Nelson
Nick Burr
Broadwater
Carolyn
Pat
Pam Thompson
Lyle Burr
H. L Reinmuth
Maxine Hayes
John Ledsack
Cheyenne
Bob Meyerhoff
Ivan Burr
Lincoln
Frank Eurich
Ned
Meyerhoff
Dean Bules
Gary Meier
Grace Bules Svent
Peetz
Ft. Sidney
Henry Steyaert
Iowa
John Steya
Jerry
Mike Dickinson
Crock
Esther Bachelder
Claude Maag
Littleton
Colo
Jack Easterly
Don van Stone
Bill Segelke
Larry Segelke
Harry Segelke
Edgar Meier
Haggard
Green
Greeley
LeRoy Wooldridge
Medford
Ore
Larry
Vernon Kallwell
Delbert Johnson
Louie Finley
Torrington
Louise
Omaha
Len Pike
Longan
Hubbel
Pike
Fairchild
Mr James
Mrs Fairchild
Glenda
Jail Break Theft At Matoosa County Jail
Seven prisoners at Matoosa County Jail were late after juveniles broke in and stole four dozen cops three pounds of sausage and four loaves of bread along with an electric mixer.
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Ringgold, Gap
Matoosa County
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Sunnyside News
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