Editorial Page of The Sidney Telegraph
The Sidney Telegraph is official Cheyenne County newspaper published Monday Wednesday and Friday by The Telegraph Printing Co. Inc. in Sidney Nebraska. It notes the paper as Western Nebraska’s oldest, founded in 1873, and an associate member of The Associated Press and a member of the Nebraska Press Association.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska Press Assn
Sidney Telegraph
the Telegraph Printing Co., Inc
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Associated Press
Brigadoon shines as hometown theatre revitalizes Sidney
The Panhandle Players presented Brigadoon to revive community culture in Sidney. More than 150 people contributed to the ambitious production, which inspired unity and pride as neighbors recognized local talent and effort behind the show.
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Brigadoon
Panhandle Players
Sidney
New Scripture Version Sparks Debate Among Christians
The New English Bible New Testament, a fresh 1961 translation, is debated across Christendom. It is compared with the King James Version and other renderings, with readers weighing accuracy and readability against historic majesty and expressiveness.
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Christendom
Jesus
Women underrepresented in high government posts in 1960s era debate
The piece notes Frances Willis as ambassador to Ceylon and recalls prior women diplomats like Perle Mesta and Clare Booth Luce. It cites only two female Cabinet members Frances Perkins and Oveta Culp Hobby and questions whether men view women as inferior or if women avoid seeking office, ending with questions and few answers.
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Kennedy
Frances E. Willis
Ceylon
Norway
Perle Mesta
Clare Booth Luce
Luxembourg
Italy
Ruth Bryan Owen
Portugal
Daisy Harriman
Frances Perkins
Oveta Culp Hobby
Congress
Sale of state land for schools faces fundamental objections
As editors note in the Nebraska State Journal, a bill to sell 1.6 million acres of state school land would harm public schools held in trust by the federal gift. They urge exploring rental reforms and private management before any sale, citing leases, base rates, in lieu of taxes, and regional impacts.
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Nebraska State Journal
Nebraska
Red ink down at Fort Madison as Schaffer Pen reports dip
Fort Madison Iowa AP says Schaffer Pen Co reports consumer demand for red ink fell eight percent in 1960. In Fort Supply Oklahoma AP notes Western State Hospital officials cite regular visits by volunteer cosmetologists as a major morale booster for female mental patients.
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Fort Madison
Iowa
Schaffer Pen Co
Fort Supply
Okla
Western State Hospital
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down List Obscure Clues
A list of crossword clues is presented with Across and Down entries including numbers and partial words such as Moccasin Line of junction and Food fish plus many others across a long puzzle with misspellings and truncated phrases
Panhandle Mother Let It Snow Reflects Winter Prep
Betty Knicely portrays a panhandle mother’s yearly vow to skip overshoes and gloves, only to endure the recurring, humorous battle of persuading four children to wear winter gear. The piece ends with a choice between continued hassle or withholding essentials, as snow finally arrives.
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Panhandle
Betty Knicely
You Can Do Something About Those Pesky Bugs
Lincoln reports an unusually mild winter has boosted boxelder bug numbers. University of Nebraska Extension entomologist Robert E. Roselle advises control measures to manage the nuisance.
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Lincoln
University of Nebraska Extension
Robert E. Roselle
Insect Control Advice for Home Foundations and Windows
Experts advise that many insects are hard to eradicate and spraying outside the foundation and around basement openings is the main option. Suggested products include Chalordane Dieldrin Malathion and Diazinon with specified dilution rates, but homeowners should expect limited control and avoid spraying near plants. Inside, use a fly swatter and vacuum to remove bugs.
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Roselle
Blind teacher coaches golf team in Ohio school
In Kettering Fairmont High School, visually impaired biology teacher David Rayburn, who has been blind since 1956, leads the golf team and the visual education department. Student assistants aid him as friends record his books and manuals on tape. The golf team has lost only three matches in five years.
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Kettering
Ohio
David Rayburn
Fairmont High School
Rayburn
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