Editorial page notes Sidney Telegraph heritage
The Sidney Telegraph, western Nebraska's oldest newspaper since 1873, publishes editorials on its page. As associate member of the AP and Nebraska Press, it serves Cheyenne County as official county paper, released every Monday, Wednesday, and Sunday from 830 11th Ave in Sidney Nebraska.
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Western
Nebraska
The
Associated Press
Nebraska Press Alsn
Cheyenne County
Sidney Telegraph
the Telegraph Printing Co., Inc
11Th Ave
Sidney
J.J. Rogner
Sutherland
Mr. Rogner
Cherry
Sheridan
Dorsey
Doc” Middleton
Doc
Gordon
Sioux County
Lincoln
Doran
Tobin
Messrs. Smith and
Livingston
Take Your Choice Socialized Medicine Debate Rises
The piece argues a binary choice between Medicare and Eldercare, noting Medicare would auto-qualify the elderly with broad benefits funded by Social Security, while Eldercare would limit eligibility but expand coverage for qualified individuals. It asserts private Kidercare would rely on insurers, frames the issue as Socialized Medicine, and laments AMA delays.
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Johnson Administration
American Medical Association
Moonshine trade and gambling bills loom in the south
The piece notes 44 million gallons of illegal moonshine produced in 1963, moving north in diverse containers, with 200,000 involved and $600 million unpaid taxes. It condemns lenient courts, public indifference, and warns that enforcement shifts to operators. It also opposes a proposed state sweepstakes and urges defeating lottery and dog racing proposals as finance options.
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Southland
Southeastern
District of Columbia
North Platte
Avenue Committee
Lincoln Star
Government subsidies and agriculture in the public eye
A Nebraska farmer notes a mailed pamphlet marketing a 900 page encyclopedia of government benefits. It highlights lines about farm subsidies but reveals pages about many other programs such as for disabled, seniors, job training, veterans, college aid, and relocation subsidies.
A Competent Job At Sidney Training School
The Manpower Retraining Program at Sioux Army Depot draws wide attention for value received. Strong leadership and skilled instructors at Sidney Occupational Training School drive early success. Superintendent Russell Pedersen led the program with assistants, earning community appreciation and expectations of expansion.
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Sioux Army Depot
Sidney Occupational Training School
Russell Pedersen
Sidney Public Schools
Pedersen
Joe Schaf
Attend Your Church Lent Appeal Urges Sidney Residents
The Ministerial Association of Sidney hopes residents participate more in church activities during Lent. Special weekday services supplement Sunday worship as ministers urge everyone to visit a church weekly. The call stresses renewing faith and upholding spiritual principles amid a troubled world.
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Ministerial Association of
Sidney
God
Those Crazy Sounds Across Modern Pop Radio
The piece contrasts 1930s pop with today’s stations, arguing older performances showed professional skill while present acts often sound like unseasoned amateurs. It laments cruder rhythm and melody and notes adult listeners see many numbers as crazily produced by inexperienced players and singers.
Three bedroom home design with efficient layout
Describes a HA 385R plan by Jan Reiner for a 864 square foot house. Rear bedrooms offer cross ventilation and adequate closets while the bathroom and kitchen are back-to-back to reduce plumbing work. A small screened porch connects kitchen utility and carport with a carport closet for tools. Front width is 36 feet suitable for a 50-foot lot. Located at St. Petersburg Florida.
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Jan Reiner
52Nd Street
St. Petersburg
Beet Labor and Eldercare Issues Highlight Nebraska Report
Congressman Martin cites a Western Nebraska sugar beet labor shortfall with 1206 Bracero workers and a plan to bring in more. he backs Eldercare as Medicare alternative and opposes Lincoln VA hospital closure citing load on Omaha and Grand Island. notes poverty grant oddities and opposes ACP fee and cuts, arguing against caste-based conservation charges.
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Nebraska
Texas
Curtis
Hruska
Wirtz
Scottsbluff
Beet Growers’ Association
Great Western Sugar Company
Secretary of Labor
Main Street
Veterans Hospitals
Veterans Hospital
Lincoln
Omaha
Grand Island
Gram Island
Sidney Kiwanis Gift to Cheyenne County Hospital
The Sidney Kiwanis Club voted to give the Cheyenne County Memorial Hospital a $500 gift. The article lists ongoing local projects and notable events across Sidney and nearby towns, including hospital donations totaling $31,204.22, civic gatherings, and community notes on schools, plays, and local developments.
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Sidney Kiwanis Club
Cheyenne County Memorial Hospital
County
Rotary
Denver Veterans Administration Hospital
John Edmondson
Panhandle
Associated Press
Potter
Nebraska
Fragmented puzzle style word list with scattered clues
A garbled list of words and numbers presents odd spellings and a mix of clues for across and down entries. It resembles a word puzzle or cryptic crossword draft with entries like priest, vapor, ladder, and weather alike, plus stray numbers and misprints that obscure full solutions.
Bowling prodigy Mark Snipp leads junior team
Louisville AP notes five year old Mark Snipp weighs 35 pounds and uses a 94 pound ball while averaging 89 in his league. He once rolled 160 a game and has bowled since age two with a two pound five ounce ball. His teammates, ages up to 11, want him captain but he cannot sign scoresheets, a task reserved for older players who can write.
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Louisville
Mark Snipp
Mark
Lou Snipp
Long keeps flying despite heart palpitations in Lorain Ohio
William H. Long, 80, known as Bill, was barred from flying by Amy due to a palpitating heart but continues piloting his 1947 light plane up to six days a week. A World War I era instructor and Curtiss associate, Long learned to fly in 1908 and helped build a Curtiss plane for a Cleveland to Cedar Point flight. He now owns Lorain City Airport and remains active in aviation.
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Loran
Ohio
William H
Bill) Long
Amy
Long
Glenn Curtiss
Curtiss
Cleveland
Cedar Point
Lake Erie
Lorain City
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St. George Ranch
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University of Nebraska
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Mesdames Jones
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Moore
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Oberfelder
Davison
Muller
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L. L. Burger
L. F. Closman
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Davante
Diay
Urner
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Romaner
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Ratte Bid
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Psyche
Swearon
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