Sidney Telegraph editorial page note
The Sidney Telegraph describes itself as Cheyenne County’s official newspaper and Nebraska’s oldest publication founded in 1873 It notes multiple press awards and its publication schedule Monday Wednesday and Friday by The Telegraph Printing Co Inc at 830 11th Ave Sidney Nebraska It is an Associated Press associate and Nebraska Press Association member.
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Japan Trade Problem Spotlight in Textile and Apparel Sectors
The piece examines rising Japanese imports hitting U S textile and wearing apparel markets, spurring management and union concerns. It notes a fivefold rise in a decade due to liberal trade policies and China losing as a big customer, risking American jobs and potential political consequences for Washington.
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Advice From Dr. Leo Kanner on Parenting Joys and Pressures
Dr. Leo Kanner, Johns Hopkins professor emeritus, argues that modern parents are overwhelmed by advice and verbal “bombs.” He urges parents to be themselves, show affection, accept individuality, and rely on three anchors: affection, acceptance, and approval rather than strict adherence to theoretical norms.
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Johns Hopkins University
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Socialist Party to Focus on Principles Not Candidates
The Socialist party, founded in 1897 by Eugene V. Debs, will not nominate a ticket this year. Instead, it will issue a statement of party principles and concentrate on educating voters. Leader Norah Thomas, six-time standard bearer, endorses this shift. The party’s peak vote was in 1920. in 1956 its candidates ran on the ticket. Socialists have outlived the era of scaring conservatives and now share space with Communists in some cities. Mayors in Milwaukee and Bridgeport have served long terms without incident. The party has historically offered educational value beyond its small numbers. Today eight Socialists are choosing to embrace the situation.
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OAS condemns Trujillo over human rights abuses
The Organization of American States issued a broad critique of Rafael Trujillo’s Dominant regime, signaling a shift away from the long held non intervention principle. The statement argues that Latin American governments cannot hide abuses behind that principle and hints at broader regional accountability beyond Cuba.
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Latin America
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues
A dense list of across and down clues covers common puzzle entries from small child to near, with entries like grain stalk, temporary stop, and cloak of ancestry. Other clues include effect of color gradation, tellurium symbol, and various everyday objects, actions, and terms.
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As Other Editors See It Deplores Democratic Summit Criticism
In times of national emergency the piece argues Democrats like Adlai Stevenson Kennedy and Symington erred in politicizing the Paris summit failure. It lauds Lyndon Johnson Sam Rayburn and James Farley for backing the President and the national policy. Johnson says mistakes will be judged calmly but warns against weakening the free world through intra party division.
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Brock opposes federal aid to education in Nebraska
Congressman Brock Lawrence fights a federal education aid bill saying federal control comes with funding and Nebraska is not ready to surrender its educational system. He argues Nebraskans meet their own responsibilities and should not be taxed to help other states.
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Names and Numbers and the Shrinking Individual Rights
A Social Security missive warns that reliance on numbers parked in Washington risks turning a nation of rugged individuals into a mass of nameless citizens. The piece decries taxes and welfare state trends, arguing free enterprise and personal ambition once defined America.
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Washington
America
United States
Training Missile Men At Sheppard AFB Center
The Air Force shifts missile technician training from private contractors to a dedicated center at Sheppard Air Force Base Texas centralizing instruction. The change aims to cut costs by as much as 1b million dollars annually and reduce reliance on contractor programs that trained only a small portion of personnel.
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Study Ships Pollinator Pollination For Alfalfa Seeds
U S Department of Agriculture and state scientists study commercial shipments of alkali bees to areas outside their native ranges to boost alfalfa seed production. Alkali bees are efficient pollinators but native to western regions, and researchers explore establishing them in other climates worldwide.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Rocky Mountains
Bohart Develops Tube Method for Transporting Alkali Bees
Entomologist G. E. Bohart, with Utah Agricultural Experiment Station in Logan, tests a tube method to ship alkali bees. California and other western states host cooperative studies on intercontinental shipments. Each tube holds one sterilized larva. ventilation is cotton plugged, honeycomb wax seals top. Emergence rates reach 95 percent.
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Two Herbicides Lose Their Potency
USDA agronomists report that diuron and moniron lose effectiveness after prolonged ultraviolet exposure. The loss hampers weed control in sunny arid crops and may explain failures in parts of the western United States. Lab tests show 75 percent reduction after 28 hours of UV exposure and 83 percent after 148 days of sun.
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United States
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Wyoming Agricultural Experiment Station
Missing 1823 penny valued at fifty dollars in Salem exhibit
During the Northwest Numismatic Association three day convention in Salem an 1823 penny worth 50 dollars disappeared after the close of the event. Investigators are reviewing security footage and credentialed staff records to determine the thief.
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Northwest Numismatic Assn
Two Nebraska Boys Pinioned By Arrow In 1864 Chase
In 1864 near Grand Island two brothers, Nathaniel and Robert Martin, rode one pony toward the ranch as Indians attacked. An arrow pierced Nathaniel and lodged in both, pinning them back to back. They fell, were spared from scalping, and recovered to adulthood as the tale circulated locally.
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Nebraska
Addison E. Sheldon
Platte
Little Blue
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O. K
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Nathaniel
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Glass eye does not save man in DUI case
In Memphis a DUI case ended with Robert Malone 54 convicted after police described his glassy stare following arrest. The defense argued the stare proved nothing but the judge imposed a $250 fine and 30 days jail.
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