Remembering Guy V. Doran A Sidney and Cheyenne County figure
Guy V. Doran, lifelong Sidney native and benefactor, died suddenly Saturday afternoon. He led with quiet generosity, funding Memorial Hospital and Memorial Rest Home, and guided many locals with prudent wealth management and public spirit. His death removes a good and noble figure from the community, and residents extend sympathy to his family.
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Guy V. Doran
Sidney
Cheyenne County
Mr. Doran
Sidney Telegraph
Doran
Memorial Hospital
Memorial Rest Home
Cheyenne
Guy Doran
Translation efforts accelerate Bible access worldwide
The Rev Dr Eugene A Nida notes over 3 000 translators work in about 600 languages with a 100 language Bible project to reach 80 percent of humanity. He praises dedication of translators and urges Americans to value the privilege of reading the Bible in their own language.
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Eugene A. Nida
American Bible Society
Wheat Hike Is Good News for Nebraska Wheat Growers
Washington plans to release more acres for wheat next year, seen as vital for western Nebraska. The editorial urges returning to the Panhandle as a premier winter wheat region and believes farmers can lift farm woes by expanding production.
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Washington
Nebraska
Great Nebraska Panhandle
It Is That Important in Time Magazine Debate
A reader objects to the magazine's focus on sex arguing that decency and dignity demand restraint. The letter criticizes Time Magazine for broadcasting explicit material, suggesting such discussions belong in private or professional settings.
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Time Magazine
Voters urged to turnout as poll doubts turnout
A local appeal urges residents to vote in the upcoming election despite a poll suggesting not more than 40 percent of eligible voters will cast ballots. The message emphasizes civic duty and the aim of proving the poll wrong by neighbor outreach.
Ten Year Ago and Twenty Years Ago in Sidney News
Myrna Kragel and Don Winkleman of Dalton honor students while Rudy's Market expands its store space. Olson and Agnew end quarter century on the school board. Art Wright re elected head of Sidney unit. Great enrollment growth predicted in city public schools. costumes for Ft Sidney Days for rent. Underpass project ahead of schedule as motorists push safety. A long anti auto safety column argues for strict laws and responsibility over public exposure.
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Myrna Kragel
Don Winkleman
Dalton
Rudy’s Market
Olson
Agnew
Art Wright
Sidney
James W. Martin
Chappell
Nebraska
Alsn
City
Ft. Sidney
Letter Box notes thanks for coverage and awards
In letters from April 30 1966 Sidney women club thanks Phil Gottschalk for coverage of its 35th birthday and for the Ak‑Sar‑Ben Good Neighbor Award. May 4 1966 AAUW branch thanks the Telegraph for note pads convention help and publicity. Lisbon Portugal to move National Library to university campus with 4 million book capacity. staff about 300.
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Phil Gottschalk
Sidney Telegraph
Sidney Business and Professional Womens Club
Ocassion
Lisbon
Santa Maria
Hampshire
Denver
Albin Olson
R. E. Wise
Chappell Library Board
Chappell
New Memorial Library
Fox Theatre
Lutheran Synod
Sidney
L. T. Poole
Telegraph
Alabama University
Arthur Killham
Dix
Townsend Club
RFC
Cheyenne County
J. W. Johnson
Tangier Temple
Ak SarBen Court
Armed strife Down Puzzle Answers List
Answers to a crossword style list including terms for Handsome young man Ald Youngest son Wing Palatable Merganser Last queen of Spain Stew Inflexible Examinations Choler Solemn Remnant Prevent Iota Officers honorary commission Meat Oriental sacred tower Bivalve mollusk Recedes Fanon Wooden container Bereft woman Khan Yellow bugle Fodder plant
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Handsome
Ald
Wing
Spain
Peace Corps Races Time In Helping India's Agriculture
Don Siffring explains the Peace Corps aims to spark an agricultural revolution in India to curb rising food shortages. Volunteers, at least 350 by summer, will work across poultry, seeds, fertilization, irrigation, storage facilities, livestock breeding, and fisheries to lift farming toward self sufficiency amid India's growing population. Interested individuals should contact Don Siffring in Bridgeport.
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Don Siffring Morrill
Peace Corps
India
Africa
Latin America
Dia
B.C
United States
Don Siffring
Bridgeport
Martin Insists Phony Bill Would Mislead Public Funds
Congressman Dave Martin denounces H.R. 14544 The Participation Sales Act of 1966 as a phony bill that allows federal agencies to sell loans to private investors totaling 33 billion dollars The proposed accounting would falsely show reduced federal debt and lower yearly expenditures to mislead Americans President Johnson pushes rapid passage with limited hearings and a gag rule designation of an emergency measure
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Dave Martin
Congress
Johnson
Banking and Currency Committee
Nebraska poised to lead seed quality nationwide
Lincoln experts say Nebraska has soil water irrigation know how and many experienced seed producers to back a strong seed certification program. Nebraska Certified seed varieties come from years of careful field inspections and lab tests by the Nebraska Crop Improvement Association to ensure high yield and disease resistance.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Dean Lancaster
Nebraska Crop Improvement Association
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Jean Groppe
Sidney High School
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Jack Flohr
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Babe
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East Lincoln Highway
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Howard
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Fritz Brauer
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H. Kragle
South Divide
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Rudd
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Railway Company
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U.S
Fort Sidney
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Railroad Division
Charley Moore
UPRR
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