Editorial Page of The Sidney Telegraph in Nebraska
The Sidney Telegraph, Cheyenne County’s official newspaper, is published on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. It highlights Western Nebraska’s oldest paper, founded in 1873, and notes Associate AP and Nebraska Press Association membership.
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Nebraska Emerges in Oil Boom Challenging Wyoming Pace
The article notes Nebraska has caught up with Wyoming in oil exploration within twelve years of the big play starting here. It contrasts Wyoming’s long history and vast public lands with Nebraska's slower but growing industry and economy. It cites skepticism among some Nebraskans despite progress.
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Nebraska
Wyoming
Obstruction Tactics Use Two Words Halt Senate Appointments
A long standing Senate practice shows two words personally obnoxious can block presidential picks. Louisiana’s Russell B Long opposed Judge J Skelly Wright for the Federal Court of Appeals amid the legacy of Hill and White, illustrating limits of the ritual veto.
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Senate
Louisiana
Russell B. Long
J. Skelly Wright
New Orleans
Federal Court of Appeals
Wright
David B. Hill
New York
Cleveland
Supreme Court
Hill
Edward D. White
White
Trade as a Weapon in Cold War Europe
Western European trade with Russia has risen in recent months. Khrushchev's Vienna visit may boost this trend. Russian salesmen push affordable exchange while NATO risks oil dependency and loss of tech secrets. The West must view Cold War as ideological war to the finish where trade becomes a weapon equal to cannon.
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Russia
Iron Curtain
Khrushchev
Vienna
NATO
Strange Artifact Hula Hoop Seen in Local streets
A passerby reports spotting a pale blue endless half inch tube forming a circle about three feet in diameter used by a resident. He recalls a time two or three years ago when such tubes were popular and whirled around waists as Hula Hoops.
Farmers sign on to 25 million acre feed grain retirement plan
The article notes that U S feed grain producers have agreed to retire about 25 million acres, receiving roughly 1 20 per bushel for residual production. The move aims to balance supply with demand and reduce government role in absorbing food surplus, signaling strong cooperative acceptance of the omnibus bill before Congress.
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Congress
Narrow Tax Base Hurts the Nebraska Budget
The Times Herald argues Nebraska needs a broader tax base as education and state agencies pressure the budget. It urges adopting a sales or income tax, criticizes the biennial appropriation process, and calls for thorough review of state spending and tax structure to prevent overreliance on property taxes.
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Appropriations Committee
Nebraska
Tax reform as main economic reform for growth era
The piece argues tax reform is the key policy to spur private sector growth and manage unemployment for years. It envisions a new economic era if reform surpasses the prosperity of the Eisenhower era, urging expansion of the free economic system beyond palliative measures.
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U.S
Proper Foot Care For Health And Comfort
A Nebraska health bulletin notes that about 90 percent of people have foot trouble and offers simple preventive steps. Keep feet warm and clean, dry between the toes, use powder, massage daily with cream, and rub callouses with a pumice stone. Alternate hot and cold baths, fit shoes to the natural foot shape, and test fit by standing and walking to prevent flatfeet and other issues.
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United States
Babysitting Paradox Turns Into Family Marathon
A humorous memoir piece contrasts the term babysitting with babys running as a grandfather describes daily chaos of caring for two babies. He chronicles early mornings, inventive babysitting teams, and the emotional toll of family duty while praising the babies as proof of life's value.
Diary Reveals Loot by Teen In Shoplifting Ring
Memphis police cited a diary by a 16 year old girl as crucial evidence after her arrest on a shoplifting charge. The diary allegedly itemized hundreds of stolen objects from multiple stores over nine months.
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Memphis
Family accident Interlaken NY leads to charges
A man identified as Tuttle was charged with leaving the scene of an accident after his vehicle sideswiped another car in Interlaken New York. Details on the other vehicle and injuries were not disclosed in the fragment.
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NY 1
Tuttle
POTAU Pee as Sa Across and Down Puzzle
Puzzle grid filled with clues across and down including potpourri of wordplay. Entries span topics from geography to literature with hints like Indian palm and composer of Rule Britannia amid standard crossword style cues.
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Flower ‘Il
Netherland
Fortune
Panhandle Mother Life Saver Course Struggles in Pool
Betty Knicely recalls her life saving course as the oldest student among younger peers. She endures 14 to 18 laps daily, wrestles with soreness, and vows to improve through August classes, urging parents to teach children to swim early for lifesaving skills.
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Kennedy
Cows Thrive On Cafeteria Style Self-Feeding
North Carolina State College tests show dairymen can save labor with cafeteria style self-feeding. Fifteen Holsteins were fed from half a silo using a movable gate. a second group of 15 cows received silage from the other half. Self-fed cows averaged 40.32 pounds of four percent fat corrected milk daily versus 39.76 pounds for manger-fed cows, with weight change.
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North Carolina State College
Guy Parsons
Parson
Parsons
Mechanization Improves Egg Handling Efficiency
Mechanization and a semi mechanized grading line cut the cost per case by about 10 cents. A mechanical sizer and packer, developed with the Agricultural Marketing Service, sorts eggs by size screens out blood spots and shapes cartons. Manual tasks remain in loading eggs and preparing shipments, but tests show strong performance in real operating conditions.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Agricultural Marketing Service
Mount Auburn girl wins grand Hereford at Chicago expo
Kaye Pollock, a 15 year old from Mount Auburn Iowa, received a $5000 check from the American Hereford Association after Hercy the 1170 pound Hereford steer was named grand champion over all breeds at the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago. The steer later sold for 16725 dollars to Taylor's Restaurant in Ventura California and Ranch House Supper Club in Las Vegas. Earl Monahan, president of the American Hereford Association, presented the check.
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Kaye “Pollock
Mount Auburn
Iowa
American Hereford Association
Hercy
Chicago
Taylor's Restaurant
Ventura
California
Ranch House Supper Club
Las Vegas
Earl Monahan
New Lodgepole Cafe Opens Under Dean Management
Lodgepole’s new Lodgepole Deans Cafe replaces Hi Way Cafe after Lloyd and Go de Dean leased the building from Mr and Mrs Cave Chada. The Deans arrive from Bushrell where they ran the port of entry cafe and previously operated cafes in Paxton Leweller and other towns. They redecorated the interior and added a wall to separate kitchen from dining room. The cafe will be open from early morning until late at night depending on customer demand, and the public is invited to meet the new managers.
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D.e Dean
Cave Chada
Deans
Bushrell
O Gong
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Erior
GOWNED IN TRADITION DETROIT IP-Laty two babies christening gown
A family cherishes a christening gown passed down through generations in Detroit. The gown, linked to the Rovey family lineage, is reportedly worn by two babies at a recent ceremony, highlighting its historic significance and the parents in attendance.
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Tradiliun
Detroit
Thadions
Thomas J Roney
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