Sidney Telegraph Editorial Page Snapshot
Sidney Nebraska publication details state The Telegraph, founded 1873, is the oldest newspaper in western Nebraska. The paper is an Associated Press associate member and the official paper for Cheyenne County, published Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays from 830 Eleventh Avenue Sidney.
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Cheyenne County
Sidney Telegraph
the Telegraph Printing Co., Inc
11Th Ave
Sidney
Prospects For Economic Stimulus From Tax Cut
Economists and business leaders agree the 11.5 billion dollar tax cut will stimulate the economy by adding new money. The inflation risk is real but manageable as effects spread over time and unused capacity comes into use. Higher take home pay and profits tax cuts should boost spending, production, and jobs.
United Way surpasses previous Sidney UF drive total
Morrison Knudsen employees and community support boost the 1964 United Fund drive in Sidney and at Sioux Army Depot, signaling strong local citizenship. The piece warns competition among independent drives undermines UF goals while noting some worthy causes remain outside UF due to national policies. It also discusses Italian promissory notes as a cautionary tale about money systems, urging optimism and Nebraska support.
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United Fund of
Sidney
Sioux Army Depot
United Fund
United Action
Buck Passing Hurts Nebraska Roads Main 1965 Road Plans
State Sen. Terry Carpenter urges the Legislature to decide on Nebraska road system needs rather than the highway commission or state engineer. He also supports a higher gas tax if voters want more road building. The article also covers highway funding shifts, air conditioning for the capitol, boxcar shortages, Grinnell College governors week, and full mechanization of the 67th Infantry Brigade.
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Terry Carpenter
Nebraska
State Advisory Highway Commission
State Department of Roads
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Scottsbluff
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Federal Bureau of Roads
Cecil Craft
North Platte
Highway Commission
John Hossack
Capitol Building Commission
Statehouse
Natkin and Company
Building Commission
Supreme Court
Senate Chamber
George Gerdes
Alliance
Legis
Joseph Brown
State Railway Commission
Brown
67Th Infantry
Nebraska Army National Guard
Lyle Welch
Guard
Across and Down Puzzle Word List Summary
A dense crossword style clue list covering across and down entries. Includes terms for plant, object, measurement, warps of language, and various nouns and verbs across themes of size, time, objects, and actions.
Fort Robinson’s Bicycle Experiment in Cavalry History
A Fort Robinson tale from the Indian Wars era recounts a 1895 bicycle test led by Lt. M. A. Batson and two soldiers riding high wheel Columbia bicycles. They outpaced horse troops on smooth ground but struggled on rough terrain, foreshadowing the later shift to mechanized forces while Fort Robinson kept horses for mountain campaigns into World War II.
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Fort Robinson
Nebraska
M. A. Batson
Batson
Columbia
Average Man Seeks Vice Presidential Bid for LBJ
In a candid self portrait, a self described ordinary, loyal family man declares he is honest, prudent, and uncontroversial. He portrays himself as a wallflower who never seeks the spotlight, asserting readiness for the vice presidency if LBJ seeks a trusted, plainspoken partner.
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LBJ
Body's Defenses Combat Sickness
The Nebraska Department of Health outlines how the body fights billions of daily invaders. It explains outer defenses, internal reserves, and how bacteria colonize places like the mouth and intestines. Antibody production is highlighted as a remarkable immune process.
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Nebraska Department of Health
Frontier Names Lawson New Alliance Manager at Alliance
Frontier Airlines appoints Paul R. Lawson as station manager in Alliance. Announcement by William J. Mitchell notes Lawson replaces Robert Pier who moved to El Paso. Lawson brings 14 years airline experience including roles in Casper Rawlins and Riverton Wyoming, with tenure in Alliance starting mid March.
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Frontier Airlines
Paul R. Lawson
Ihs
William J. Mitchell
Robert Pier
el Paso
Lawson
Casper
Wyoming
Rawlins
Riverton
Clark Williams Seeks Consumer Post in Scottsbluff
Clark Williams mayor of Scottsbluff filed as a candidate for director of Consumers Public Power District. He is the second to file for the post now held by Paul Wheeler, with Carl Baumgartner having filed earlier. Williams has served years on the city council. his term expires this year.
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Scottsbluff
Clark Williams
Consumers Public Power District
Williams
Paul Wheeler
Carl Baumgartner
Europe Assignment With Safeway Co.
Alliance Mrs Herman Thomsen and family prepare to leave Alliance for England and Germany where Thomsen, a Safeway employee, will help establish new stores. A German native, he came to Alliance in 1948, gained citizenship, and served in the Army with assignments to Germany. Safeway has owned two chains in England and two in Germany since 1960, with new stores under construction and conversion to American supermarket standards.
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Alliance
Herman Thomsen
England
Germany
Thomsen
Safeway
Alliance Safeway
Thompson
Car Accident Fatal to Floyd Edens at Auburn
CHAPPELL reports the death of Floyd Edens aged 51 in a car accident at Auburn California. He was brother to Harold Edens of Chappell and survived by his wife three daughters two sons his mother Mrs Grace Perkins of Broadwater and one brother. Edens lived in Minot North Dakota and worked in construction with work across the country.
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Ward
Floyd Edens
Harold Edens
Auburn
California
Grace Perkins
Broadwater
Harold
Bridgeport Senior Wins Stars of Tomorrow Contest
Bridgeport High School senior Gail McCracken, 17, sang and pantomimed her way to first place in the Alliance Kiwanis Club eighth annual Stars of Tomorrow talent show.
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Bridgeport
Gail McCracken
Alliance Kiwanis Club
Alliance CAP Group Nebraska's Largest Alliance CAP Unit
Alliance CAP Group Nebraska's largest Civil Air Patrol unit in the Nebraska wing now numbers 45 cadets and six adults. The Alliance unit, recently reorganized, offers potential basic aviation training for Sand Hills area youth and expands CAP presence in western Nebraska.
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Alliance Alliance
Civil Air Patrol
Nebraska
Sand Hills
Alliance Unit
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