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Sidney Telegraph editorial page overview
The Sidney Telegraph is western Nebraska's oldest newspaper founded in 1873. It serves Cheyenne County as the official county newspaper and is published Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays by The Telegraph Printing Co. Inc. in Sidney Nebraska.
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Nebraska
Associated Press
Nebraska Press Alsn
Cheyenne County
Sidney Telegraph
the Telegraph Printing Co., Inc
Llth Ave
Sidney
Gloversville High Class Sends 57 Cents to Treasury
Gloversville New York history students joined a nationwide concern over the large national debt. Prompted by a teacher’s note that the debt stood at 352,546,363,116.57 dollars, the class contributed 57 cents to make the sum a round number and mailed it to Secretary Fowler with a brief letter of alarm.
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Gloversville
N. Y
Uncle Sam
Water canal from Nebraska to Texas proposed to move river waters
An engineering firm outlined a plan to build a long waterway from northern Nebraska through eastern Colorado and the Oklahoma panhandle into central Texas. It would use Missouri and Niobrara river waters to irrigate semi arid lands, a concept seen as feasible though unlikely in the near term.
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Nebraska
Texas
Missouri
Niobrara
Bonnie and Clyde Draws Mixed Uproar and Oscar Buzz
Critics split on the Warren Beatty and Faye Dunaway drama with Bosley Crowther condemning it as violence glamorization while others hail its pace humor and ambition. The film's box office success in the United States and strong Oscar nominations fuel debate on violence entertainment and public taste.
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Warren Beatty
Faye Dunaway
Bosley Crowther
Mike Royko
Los Angeles Times
Royko
Britain’s immigration bill spurs global condemnation
The article condemns Britain's new immigration law restricting 1500 Asians with British passports from Kenya plus dependents from emigrating and denying automatic re entry. It argues the policy leaves stateless refugees, threatens moral standing, and risks racial unrest, drawing wide criticism including Spectator calling it immoral.
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Kenya
Britain
England
British Isles
Spectator
Nebraska property tax rise soars past state relief
Nebraska local property tax collections rose 15 percent to 301.8 million, eclipsing the 50 million relief from repealing the state property tax. School district taxes led the increase, with Beatrice and Lincoln among top levy figures. The statewide totals show shifts in local government funding and the first year of junior college aid funds.
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Melvin Paul
Statehouse
Lincoln
Murrell B. McNeil
Nebraska
McNeil
McNeill
Beatrice
Kearney
Plattsmouth
Alliance
Grand Island
North Platte
Norfolk
Falls City
Bellevue
Fairbury
University of Omaha
Scottsbluff
McCook
Omaha University
University of Nebraska
Norfolk Junior College
Jules W. Burbach
Norbert T. Tiemann
Tiemann
Burbach
Misunderstood Custer County Praised by Pioneer Letter
A Colonel James letter, published November 26, 1884 in the Omaha Weekly Bee and now in the Nebraska State Historical Society, praises Custer County Nebraska. It notes Broken Bow as county seat, mentions new Walworth town, rich soil, and extensive ranches including Stein O Kane Fairley Bros C O D and Sargent.
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Omaha Weekly Bee
Nebraska State Historical Society
Sargent
Custer County
Broken Bow
Westerville
Walworth
Wm. H. Predmore
Star Chamber fears rise as press barred in court
The ABA backed Reardon Report prompts calls for less openness in justice. In New York a judge sealed a manslaughter hearing transcript after barring reporters and spectators, while Wilmington rejected the move and said the Reardon Report isn’t law.
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Reardon Committee
New York City
New
Bar Association
Wilmington
Del
Reardon
New York
Administration of Justice
Omaha World Herald
President Johnson Painfully Warns Farmers Face Ongoing Struggle
Rocky Mountain News notes Johnson’s congressional message portrays farmer hardship after decades of subsidies and controls. It argues new programs would add costs without solving core issues as inflation shifts money to processing and packaging while large farms grow bigger.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
America
MR. Johnson
Rocky Mountain News
Nebraska Tourism Packets Rank High Nationally
Nebraska the Game and Parks Commission mails various literary packets to hunters children vacationers and prospective visitors. An independent NATO survey by James J Hall ranked Nebraska third among all states and possessions for overall quality and content of tourism literature.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Game and Parks Commission
The
Game Commission
Michigan
James J. Hall
National Association of Travel Organizations
Kentucky
New Hampshire
NATO
Travel Promotion Agency
Highway Department
Commission
Senate moves to cut drug prices after Nelson hearings
Wisconsin senator Gaylord Nelson announced price cuts on prednisone products by Parke Davis and Schering, with Paracort dropping 80 percent from $169.98 to $34.50 for 1000 tablets and Meticorten down 40 percent. He cited wide price discrepancies among public buyers and urged explanations from firms while noting Parke Davis and Schering lowered prices following questioning.
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Gaylord Nelson
Wisconsin
Parke, Davis & Co
Parke Davis
Nelson
Senate
Schering Corporation
Sen
Schering
Harold Burrows
Merck
Parrows
Burrows
Senate Monopoly Subcommittee
United States
Hoffman-LaRoche, Ind
Nutley, NJ
Telegraph urged to avoid identifying assailants by race
A letter criticizes a Telegraph news item that named assailants as Negroes, arguing such race identifiers degrade Negroes and add nothing. The editor notes the California origin of the story about Sidney and agrees the phrase was unnecessary.
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Telegraph
The
Angels
J. H. McNish
McNish
California
Sidney
Rusk Testimony On ETV Tonight In Nebraska
Secretary of State Dean Rusk testifies before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee in a 2 1/2 hour NET special. The program includes expert analysis and discussion of its Vietnam and foreign policy implications broadcast on about 100 NET affiliated stations nationwide.
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Dean Rusk
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Nebraska Educational Television
Rusk
Vietnam
Nebraska Etv
Don Dixon
NET
Sidney Telegraph Offers Sales Books and Office Forms
Local ad invites readers to visit 830 11th Ave Sidney to purchase sales books and assorted office forms, promising quality at affordable prices. The notice emphasizes a ready source for essential business paperwork.
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Sidney Telegraph
Llth Ave
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