The Sidney Telegraph Editorial Page Description
The Sidney Telegraph, Western Nebraska's oldest newspaper since 1873, is published three times weekly on Monday Wednesday and Friday. It serves Cheyenne County Nebraska as the official county newspaper and is associated with The Associated Press and the Nebraska Press Association.
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Nebraska
Associated Press
Nebraska Press Assn
Cheyenne County
Sidney Telegraph
the Telegraph Printing Co., Inc
11Th Ave
Sidney
Brighter Horizon for Wheat Growers in West
The piece argues that a 1967 acreage increase and potential 1968 rise could lift wheat farmers from restrictive programs and debt. With weather improvements and less price pressure from Agriculture, farmers may regain financial footing, improving Great Plains prosperity and long term world food supply through better varieties and hybrids. The tone is hopeful about better treatment and brighter prospects ahead.
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Department of Agriculture
Great Plains
High Plains
No Room For Criticism Over Sioux Army Depot Use
The article notes progress in converting Sioux Army Depot for commercial and industrial use. Since 1964 a man power training school operates there, Nebraska plans a vocational technical school, the College of Agriculture will open a research center, all under Defense jurisdiction. Transfer to private ownership aims for completion by June 30, 1967 with smooth transition anticipated.
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Sioux
Nebraska
College of Agriculture
Department of Defense
Peasants in War Under Defoliation in South Vietnam
The article discusses how U.S. airstrikes to defoliate jungle areas in South Vietnam devastate crops, especially rice, affecting peasants regardless of allegiance. It notes potential reimbursement, yet portrays peasants as victims of war, suffering as occupying forces sweep through like locusts.
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South Vietnam
Gurley Farmers Co-Op Elevator marks 50th anniversary
The Farmers Co-Op Elevator Assn of Gurley, founded in 1916, celebrates its 50th anniversary as a long standing Cheyenne County business. With 770 thousand bushels storage, it is a key landmark delivering essential services to farmers in a large area. Congratulations extend to Gurley and vicinity.
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Farmers Co-Op Elevator Assn. of
Gurley
Cheyenne County
Vet's ups and downs in Air Force career story
Maj. Jerry Fineg, a veterinarian, rose from chief vet for space chimps Ham and Enos in Project Mercury to becoming the first Air Force vet to graduate Navy Deep Sea Diving School. He will study psycho physiological effects on chimps breathing life sustaining gas mixtures under pressure simulating deep sea conditions.
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Jerry Fineg
Fineg
Ham
Enes
Air Force
Navy
Washington
Anacostia
Potomac Rivers
Hidden Crossword Clue Medley From Scrambled Clues
A scrambled puzzle page lists numerous cryptic cues and partial solutions across with numbers, suggesting a large crossword or word game. Entries include across and down clues like Black cuckoo and Substantial, and notes such as Portase and New star, with scattered letter fragments and unrelated phrases. The page appears to be a damaged article fragment focusing on wordplay and puzzle mappings.
Letter Box letters praise Lafler and county progress
Douglas H. Marsh defends Mr. Lafler against criticism in the Cheyenne County News letter section. He argues for preserving the historic courthouse and questions a new build while endorsing civic engagement and county welfare. A second correspondent recalls a 3 year old meeting on courthouse plans and annex options. A fragment notes bran or mill feed and a wheat milk idea.
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Sidney Telegraph
Cheyenne County
Mable Olson
Lafler
Leon
Mr. Lafler
Mr. Olson
Douglas H. Marsh
Wheat milk could feed needy nations via Nebraska firms
Nebraska Wheat Commission leaders and farmer Richard Lewis outline a new use for coarser 28 percent of the wheat kernel to produce "wheat milk" a high protein powder that can be concentrated to 50 percent protein and reconstituted with water. They foresee demand from U.S. government and international feeding programs as global food shortages rise.
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Nebraska
Nebraska Wheat Commission
Richard Lewis
U. S
Lewis
Equal rights idea tested by violence in Mississippi
The piece reflects on the Meredith case and the danger of letting hatred discredit democracy. It cites the idea that all men are equal under the law and underscores the risk if violence prevails over political rights and equal protection.
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America
James Meredith
Mississippi
North Platte
Wheat to Gold The uncertain fate of 1966 67 wheat crops
William O. Dobler analyzes erratic wheat markets and shrinking reserves. He notes 1965-66 end stocks near 550 million bushels, projections of 250-350 million by mid 1967, and warns droughts and frost may worsen the supply. The piece discusses a Food for Freedom bill and CCC price levers as a response to volatile grain hopes.
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ERR
America
Congress
Commodity Credit Corporation
Potter Nebraska letters to editor and community note
Letters praise local generosity from Dick and June Putnam who donated a rifle won in a Western Auto contest. A Potter town critic urges moving past courthouse debates and celebrates brotherhood, local media balance, and Sunol incident coverage. A South Africa clergy member proposes hymns for speeding drivers citing high road incident rates.
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June Putnam
Johannesburg
South Africa
Gerald Short
Natal
Rece
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