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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1959
Page
6
A long discourse contrasts Liberace with a critic on TV, challenging gossip and protecting reputation. The narrator argues talent, persistence, and character resist public smear, noting Liberace's success, fan support, and controversial press.
The passage weighs weakness and guilt against restraint, praising the calm, giving approach to conflict. It notes quarrels, gossip, and shrinking humanity while lauding courage, public respect, and the weird world of show business. Liberace, verdicts, and a wink at ego mark the reflective monologue.
The Sidney Days celebration drew broad backing with attention to the Junior Chamber of Commerce led by General-Chairman Bob Wait. Local organizations and individuals donated time and funds to ensure a successful weekend, with the weather clearing for the parade and events.
The Sidney School Board releases a financial report showing revenue sources and expenditures, highlighting district taxes as the main income and classroom instruction as the main expense. Readers are invited to ask questions or offer constructive criticisms to officials, ensuring transparency.
The piece notes earlier antitrust lessons from public opinion and calls for applying monopoly law to unions. It cites The Portland Oregonian warning that general strikes could cripple the economy and defense, urging anti monopoly action. The author warns unions will resist but sees clear signs of change.
A reader notes Coffey has shown strong administration skills and understands city relations. The writer argues Coffey’s experience in business and politics suits the role, praising his management and urging support as the city council’s hire is validated.
The piece notes the community likely formed around 1867 during the Union Pacific railroad boom. It suggests the town has not incorporated and anticipates a centennial celebration in 1967, indicating local doubt about reaching that milestone.
Western Nebraska Observer notes farmers in Kimball Cheyenne and Perkins counties face a 56.71 percent share of Nebraska's total wheat allotment cut, with federal regulations reducing wheat production while exports fall and a growing domestic surplus. The piece urges freeing farmers from government control to survive.
The piece argues subsidies touch all Americans not just farmers. It notes Congress approved a Federal Research and Development Commission for coal and a federal aid airport program. It mentions housing, atomic plant construction, and private builders receiving federal assistance, urging Great Plains readers to view federal aid in perspective.
A dense list of across and down crossword clues with numbers, including fish, enzymes, animals, minerals, and common words. Entries reference lengths, wordplay, and abbreviations, plus themed hints like five dollar and five cent entries. Answers range from everyday items to animals, foods, and objects, with multiple clue cross-references.
By JHL an editorial praising American farmers for soil conservation and efficient farming. It argues farmers run a de facto insurance program for the nation, critiques subsidy myths, stresses scientific farming with extension agents and agencies, and calls for a balanced, prudent agricultural policy without waste.
Critics attack a farm minister and subsidies while warning against aggressive calls to remove government support. The argument stresses the risk of price collapse and a destabilized rural economy, urging careful, skilled handling.
The American Medical Association notes 106 traffic violators examined at Chicago Municipal Court's Psychiatric Institute, with only 12 fit to drive. Findings include organic brain conditions, mental illness, chronic alcoholism, emotionally unstable, senile, and acute alcoholic episodes among others.
Congressional Quarterly polled editors nationwide to gauge usable presidential tickets. Nixon led the GOP option with Rockefeller second, while Adlai Stevenson headed the Democratic choices ahead of Kennedy.
In letters from June 1959 Hillsboro Oregon officials and Portland readers commend the Sidney Band for performances at the Rose Festival Parade. George F. Kolzow expresses gratitude for four years of bragging rights fulfilled. Dawn Schoolcraft Ray O Bryan and H R Morgan also praise the band's appearance and goodwill ambassador role.
A child learns by doing, so set ahead of time limits for a two year old to guide curiosity. Create a safe area for exploration, protect obvious hazards, and be calm, consistent, and benevolent to help the child feel secure.
A guidance roundup from local and national councils outlines pre trip checks and in transit precautions. Tips cover securing home while away, notifying authorities, and ensuring vehicle readiness with lights brakes tires and emergency gear for a pleasant worry free trip.
The Oswego Independent argues that security without opportunity leads to decay while progress comes from new ideas. It highlights the development of flying, transportation, nuclear energy, and space by atomic power, warning against becoming drones or victims of socialism.
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