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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1960
Page
5
The writer laments a spy scandal showing U S deception abroad and domestic fault lines. He argues truth over cover ups, urges citizen empowerment, criticizes bureaucratic control, and asks how democracy endures with Cold War pressures. He calls for restoring trust and clarity about aims to keep peace.
Joseph Olla and Charles Tyler started a daily tic tac toe session that stretched from one morning to the next afternoon as they played 13 012 games. They explained they played for kicks and nothing more.
New York state employees operating state vehicles must wear seat belts. The International City Managers' Association notes seat belts cut fatalities and major injuries by more than 50 percent in accidents.
A scanned puzzle page presents multiple Across and Down clues with mixed readability. Answers range from common English words to foreign terms and proper names, including a mix of short and long entries across various themes.
Elizabeth Fitzgerald surveys the National Menu Census findings showing home meals under 30 minutes, rising snacks, longer weekends, and shift toward individual meal hours. The report notes more home shopping by men, fewer multi-dish formal meals, increasing air conditioning, and frequent use of leftovers, pre packaged foods, and new storage and prep technologies.
Everett E. Peterson, Extension economist, surveys farm economics for 1960s outlook. Fertilizer supplies rise about 5 percent. price stability may occur with tight logistics. Wheat production may rise 5-10 percent from 1958 with prices easing into harvest. Feed grains face spoilage risk from warm weather. corn moisture must be monitored. Beef cattle margins improve with feeding, while hogs show strong, fluctuating returns. Overall, livestock prices face pressure if feed output slows.
East St Louis police pursued a motorist at speeds up to 70 mph after he tried to overtake an emergency ambulance. Julius Moore said he pursued because the driver was his cousin and he wanted to talk. Moore faces five traffic violations.
Hugo Srb notes about a third turnover at the 1961 session with key committee heads absent. Budget and revenue chairmen face replacement, while a new governor adds uncertainty for lawmakers.
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