Sidney Telegraph Editorial Page Details
The Sidney Telegraph serves Cheyenne County Nebraska as the oldest paper founded in 1873. It is published Monday Wednesday and Friday by The Telegraph Printing Co Inc at 830 11th Ave Sidney Nebraska and is an associate AP member and Nebraska Press Association member.
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Reevaluate Post Office Junk Mail and Occupant Labels
The piece argues junk mail costs burden taxpayers and postal deficits. It advocates reform and higher rates for unsolicited direct mail. It notes anonymity with recipients labeled as Occupant and calls for limiting Fourth Class mail to reduce expenses.
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Auto Safety Council 1965 Deaths Reach Alarm Level
National Safety Council reports 1965 auto deaths near 49 000 with 1 850 000 non fatal injuries. Traffic accidents make up almost half of all accidental deaths. rural deaths nearly double urban. Noted rise in motorcycle deaths since 1960 and pedestrians accounting for 18 percent.
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Thank You Col Williams A Soldier to Civilian Bridge
Lt Col Cyril P Williams will leave Sioux Army Depot for a new assignment this month. The community credits his leadership at Sioux for easing a difficult period and guiding civilian morale. Neighbors applaud his communication, judgment, and balanced approach, wishing him and Mrs Williams well in future postings.
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The Night I Graduated and the Weight of Freedom
A graduate recalls fear at leaving high school in 1967 and the sudden sense of responsibility. The piece contrasts past innocence with a world of moral pressure, media influence, and societal expectations for youth and parents alike.
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Sidney Jaycees Win State Project Awards
In Grand Island last weekend Sidney Jaycees earned March Project of the Month and the Outstanding Project trophy for their Post Commander's Home restoration with the Historical Society. The Traveling Trophy will travel to next year’s State Convention.
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Pollster Lubell says Vietnam war dominates 1968 election
In El Paso a symposium on the 1968 presidential race featured Samuel Lubell who warned that the war in Vietnam is the defining issue. He criticized both parties for sidestepping it and urged that voters will drive the issue, not politicians.
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Do we Need a National Conference on Medical Costs
An editorial questions the need for a national conference on rising health costs while noting President plans for a $22.1 billion health welfare budget. It cites wage changes, Medicare paperwork, and inflation as causes, arguing policy choices drive prices more than conferences.
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Written Promise of Newspaper Ads as Honest Contracts
A Park Falls Wisconsin Herald piece argues newspaper ads function as written contracts between buyer and seller. It claims ads are carefully crafted, verifiable by consumers, helping curb fraud and guiding reliable product choices in local papers.
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Crossword Puzzle and Letters Page Highlights
A reader asks about a Cheyenne County real estate valuation critique with tax implications and taunts state officials. Letters praise Sidney Telegraph coverage of a convention and newspaper photo quality, with thanks from Mrs. Walter Bruenger and Elaine Shonka Smith.
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Vo Tech Vote In Northeast Stated
NORFOLK An election will be held June 27 in 14 Northeast Nebraska counties on a proposed vocational technical school. The vote will be for or against establishment of a School in the area. If passed, the governing board of the district will determine the school location.
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Home Computer Could Automate Household Tasks
University of Nebraska expert Clara Leopold discusses solid state computerization as the future of home appliances. The technology uses silicon chips to combine functions, enabling automated budget work, tax forms, TV control, ovens, washing systems, and climate control, with production expected to grow at lower costs in coming years.
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