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The Sidney Telegraph is Western Nebraska's oldest newspaper founded in 1873 and serves as Cheyenne County's official paper. Published Monday, Wednesday and Friday by The Telegraph Printing Co. Inc. in Sidney Nebraska with AP and Nebraska Press Association affiliations.
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Sidney band to Mexico City on landmark goodwill tour
The Sidney band and its directors prepare for a July trip to Mexico City described as a once in a lifetime international gesture. Officials say the group will represent the United States before Mexican leaders and citizens, showcasing goodwill and international understanding through disciplined training and public display.
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Employee Theft and its Moral and Economic Toll
The article argues that employee theft from employers exceeds one billion dollars annually, reflecting not only economic loss but a potential decline in popular morality. It notes undercounting due to vague inventories and rising preventive costs, urging businesses and society to tighten defenses and study the broader social implications.
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A Wise Decision on Nebraska Tourism
The Nebraska Legislature delegates tourism promotion to Mel Steen and the State Game Commission, praising Steen’s vision and talent. With adequate funding in the next biennium, Steen’s team could deliver results that deter future moves to form a separate Department of Tourism.
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Woman In The Case The moral scandal ending a minister and weakening a government
The article argues that sexual indiscretion has toppled rulers across history. It cites Manuel of Portugal, Louis XV, and Edward VIII as examples where romantic entanglements eroded public support and precipitated abdications or upheaval, underscoring the old French saying Look for the woman.
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Hot Days and Heated Tempers at Nebraska Capitol
Senator George Fleming of Sidney says Lincoln swelters and tempers flare as the Capitol, described as an architectural marvel but an airless workplace, proves uncomfortable for officers and employees. He argues better conditions could improve workload and efficiency.
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Kennedy urges world to end hunger with new tech and urgency
In a World Food Congress address President Kennedy says humanity can feed the world using science and technology. Industrialist Paul Hoffman argues a by year 2000 world without want is possible and worth pursuing for moral, political, and economic reasons.
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The Last Station Porter Keeps Vigil at Ghost Platform
In Shipston On Stour England Harry Bradley a longtime British Railways porter continues to report for duty at a closed station. Trains no longer pass but he still arrives at eight each morning and leaves at five. British Railways offers full pay to maintain the ghost station while he stays.
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Taft and Goldwater as GOP Nomination Prospects
The piece contrasts Taft’s 1950s preconvention delegate strength with Goldwater’s current stance. Taft faced professional doubt over conservatism, while Goldwater earns warmth but faces urban doubts about his electability. Analysts note professionals’ hesitance mirrors, but inverted, Taft battles.
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Unified as BES. A Puzzle Clue Filled With Word Fragments
A collage of crossword like clues and garbled phrases presents wanderer nut marble spite receiver of a gift and more. The list includes zodiac like terms and scattered entries such as coral island and dodecanese island suggesting an extended word puzzle with cross references.
Panhandle Mother Bets On Spanish Crash Course
A Panhandle mother chronicles rushing to learn Spanish for a Mexico City trip using a "Living Spanish" crash program. She jokes about pronunciation quirks, envisions travel in Monterrey and the capital, and plans to lean on Spanish-speaking friends and market vendors to communicate.
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Thank You Notes Highlight Local Church Anniversary and Masonic Session
Two letters praise Sidney Telegraph coverage of Trinity Lutheran Church in Dalton Fiftieth Anniversary events and extend gratitude for Cheyenne County reporting. Mrs Bonnie Childress of Lincoln Nebraska also thanks readers for kindness shown during The Grand Session of The International Order of Job’s Daughters of Nebraska June 13 to 15.
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