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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1964
Page
3
Chronicle of weekend and weekday TV guide for channels 4 7 8 Denver and 5 Cheyenne noting antenna channels 3 Sterling 5 Cheyenne and 10 Scotts Bluff. Includes Saturday Sunday and weekday schedules with programs, movies and news across multiple time blocks and stations.
The nation faces a surge in youth entering the labor force by 1970 with 6.4 million under 25, including 2.2 million teenagers. Education and training heavily affect employment prospects, with whites advantaged over non whites. High school grads form 45 percent of entrants, while dropouts face high unemployment. Nebraska must develop human resources through education, diverse jobs, and competitive wages to attract and retain young people.
Nebraska families received 25.6 million dollars in life insurance death benefits in 1963, up 2.3 million from 1962 and 92 percent from a decade earlier, with 11,300 policies paid. Nationwide payments totaled 4.2086 billion, up 9 percent from 1962, with New York leading receipts at 563.8 million on 270,300 policies.
The Federal Small Business Administration released two publications. Offsetting the Higher Cost of Doing Business helps small marketing firms cut costs in purchasing, shrinkage, waste and inventories. Management Audit for Small Manufacturers offers a 58 page self audit of management efficiency. Free copies available from Omaha office. 25 cents and address required for Kansas City publication. Leonard Fine of Sidney serves as SBA representative in the area.
An old advertisement promotes Doan's Pills as a remedy for bladder irritation and associated discomfort. It claims fast relief from backache headaches and muscular pains linked to overexertion and stress, touting mild diuretic action and widespread consumer familiarity.
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