Editorial Page Notes and Publication Details
The Sidney Telegraph details its status as Western Nebraska's oldest newspaper founded in 1873. It notes association with The Associated Press and membership in the Nebraska Press Association and identifies Cheyenne County as the official coverage area. The paper is published Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays by The Telegraph Printing Co Inc at 830 11th Ave Sidney Nebraska.
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Western
Nebraska
The
Associated Press
Nebraska Press Assn
Cheyenne County
Sidney Telegraph
the Telegraph Printing Co., Inc
11Th Ave
Sidney
Anonymous Nebraska Taxpayers oppose income tax campaign
A Nebraska ad campaign by the Associated Taxpayers of Nebraska urges writing to state senators to oppose an income tax. The anonymous group funds TV radio and newspaper messages to sway final floor votes, while the newspaper without endorsement questions their anonymity and motive.
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Associated Taxpayers of
Nebraska
Association of Nebraska Taxpayers
Transfer Of Power In Transition To New Presidency
The piece argues for a legal framework to govern the transition from an outgoing to an incoming president and for government funding of transition costs. It notes past expenses and the potential risks of a chaotic handover, urging that power transfer not be left to chance.
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House of Representatives
White House
Democratic National Committee
Farmers urged to vote in May 21 wheat referendum
The editorial states newspapers and broadcasters cannot steer wheat farmers' votes but will provide balanced information. It emphasizes farmers are informed, use multiple sources, and will decide independently, urging turnout to reflect a true national majority.
Obituary for Kermit L. Moore at 52 in Sidney
Kermit L. Moore died Sunday at age 52 in Sidney. He spent his life contributing to the community and the development and progress of Sidney, though we often disagreed on official issues, his sincerity was never in doubt and his loss is felt by all.
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Kermit L. Moore
Sidney
Kermit Moore
Employees Day Set by Sidney Retailers This Weekend
Sidney retailers plan a large sales promotion called Employees Day sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce retail committee. Store ads will highlight their personnel and feature pictures of employees in many Sid ney Telegraph advertisements.
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Sidney
The
Chamber of Commerce
Sidney Telegraph
Fragmented Crossword Puzzle Clues and Answers
A scrambled list of across and down crossword clues with many garbled entries and partial words. Includes references to numbers, languages, objects, and terms such as volcano, mispelled phrases, and various abbreviations, hinting at a mixed puzzle page with incomplete text.
Presidential power and restraint in the Kennedy era
The piece argues that punishing Mississippi by cutting federal funds for racial troubles proposes dangerous expanded presidential authority. It notes Kennedy's restraint as prudent, warning that executive power has grown beyond constitutional intent, with presidents acting by order or prestige and Congress enabling it.
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Mississippi
Kennedy
Executive Branch
Congress
Korea
Senate
Roosevelt
Stalin
Napoleon
Alexander
Mr. Kennedy
Armed Forces Day Open House At Sioux Army Depot
Col. Stanley W. Smiley announces a public Armed Forces Day event at Sioux Army Depot on Sunday May 19 from 12 30 to 4 30 p m. Visitors can tour the depot see facilities and ride trains with limited camera access in restricted zones.
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Sioux Army Depot
Stanley W. Smiley
Cut Where It Hurts in Government Spending
The piece argues that bureaucrats cut essential services to protect their budgets. It cites weather stations cut in the Midwest and warns of potential Post Office cuts after the House Appropriations Committee trimmed Day’s $6 billion request, predicting dire consequences.
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Congress
Midwest
Post Office Department
House Appropriations Committee
J. Edward Day
Farmers urged to attend meetings on 1964 Wheat Program referendum
The article explains a proposed wheat program with quotas and price supports for certificated and noncertificated wheat within farm allotments. It notes 1964 referendums require two thirds approval, penalties if quotas fail, and urges farmers to seek factual information from ASC offices.
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ASC
April Demand For Workers Up Here
Sidney employment office reports April non farm job demand rose about one third from last year due to building activity and missile program service jobs. Farm demand slowed with dry weather. high school students register as school year ends. 184 non farm workers and 56 farm workers sent in April. Somalis descended partly from 7th century Yemen Arabs.
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Francis Reiner
Sidney
Mr. Hiner
al Wll
Hiner
Banner
Cheyenne
Devel
Kimball
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NAVY
AIR Force
Marine Corps
Coast Guard
Active & Reserve Forces
Grand Island
Martin Erred
United States
Yemen
Milton Mandsel
Sidney Laundry
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Butane CO
East Hiway
Gurley
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Walt
Federal Land Bank Association
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