Sidney Telegraph Editorial Page Snapshot
The Sidney Telegraph, Western Nebraska’s oldest newspaper founded in 1873, is the associate AP member and official paper for Cheyenne County. It publishes Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays from The Telegraph Printing Co. in Sidney, Nebraska.
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Cheyenne County
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11Th Ave
Sidney
Weather drives farming planning at Iowa seminar
Weather and Our Food Supply at Iowa State University emphasized weather as central to farming decisions. Wayne Palmer of the U S Weather Bureau argued current farm programs fail to align with climate variability, urging Washington to adapt policies so farmers store surplus in good years to cover lean years.
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Iowa State University
Wayne C. Palmer
U. S. Weather Bureau
Central Great Plains
Palmer
Washington
Buses and national forecasts in a reflective wartime tone
A columnist questions Nebraska bus speed limits and argues for stricter rule observance. The piece then reviews the Twentieth Century Fund forecast U S A and Its Economic Future, predicting lower unemployment by 1970 and longer term productivity gains. It closes with notes on Shakespeare and Gabon.
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Twentieth Century Fund
Capital News Loophole In Driving Law
Nebraska officials will seek 1965 legislative fix for a loophole that allows driving without eye glasses after passing the eye test. Attorney general says no law requires wearing glasses while driving post license. State officials note authority to suspend licenses for poor vision. Also reports on oral arguments scheduled in Sunday closing law case, a new woman commissioner for the Liquor Control Commission, a chronic illness coordinator, Iowa Nebraska boundary talks and university federal dental college-building negotiations.
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Lincoln
Attorney General’s Office
B. H. G. Elting
State Department of Motor Vehicles
Tom Ryan
Ryan
Eiting
Box Butte
John ©. Anderson
Alliance
Anderson
Nebraska Safety Patrol
Nebraska
Nebraska Supreme Court
Donald Wood
Scotts Bluff County
Terry Carpenter, Inc
Terry Carpenter
Lancaster County District Court
Nebraska Liquor Control Commission
Alma Stephens
McCook
Vernon O. Taylor
St. Paul
Francis Robinson
Ashland
Ray Osborn
Robinson
State Health Board
State Health Department
Verne Pangborn
Pangborn
University of Nebraska
Dental College
Roy Holly
Ade Visory Council
Spying Nostalgia and Microphones in State Secrets Tale
In a brisk counterpoint to modern espionage, the author laments evolving spycraft from caper romance to hidden mikes and barroom chatter, arguing for old fashion intrigue with dames and danger. The piece envisions Khrushchev perplexed by a language of indirection and defends romantic clandestine thrills. BE AN OPTIMIST BOOST NEBRASKA.
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Khrushchev
America
Landmark moved for new Texaco station in Sidney
The 40 year old Les Willis Sr. home was moved to make way for a new Texaco station to be in operation by August 1 at the corner of 14th and Illinois. Other notes include Boy Scout Troop 83 receiving a charter, a Kimball grain storage project planned by Burrus Mills, and retirement of Sid ne y Telegraph publisher Guy V. Doran after 23 years.
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Sidney
Super Texaco
14Th and
Illinois
Les Willis Sr
17Th Street
North Ward School
Boy Scout Troop 83
Christ Episcopal Church Parish
Kimball
Burrus Mills, Inc
Dallas
Tex
Guy’ V. Doran
Sidney Telegraph
Jarvis Bush
Richard N. Davis
North Platte
Telegraph
Doran
Sidney High School
Glen Spearow
Sidney Municipal
Ed Runge
City Park Board
Virgil Winn
City of
City Power Properties
Across and Down Word Puzzle Clues List
A crossword style clue set labeled Across and Down with numbers 1 through 45, presenting definitions for words including prohibitions, hex words, animal names, colors, and miscellaneous terms in a mixed difficulty puzzle. Answers span various parts of speech and cover mythological, linguistic, and everyday items.
As Other Editors See It How Independent Two Moves Define Gaullist France
The piece notes Paris weekend actions shaping France's apparent independence within NATO. It cites limits on French NATO forces, a stance toward the United States and Cuba, and possible changes to border deployment plans and naval officer replacements. It frames de Gaulle as allied in major wars but divergent on some policies, with cautious evolution suggested by Algeria’s example.
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NATO
United States
Cuba
France
Czech
Washington
de Gaulle
China
Vietnam
Soviet Union
Europe
Algeria
Christian Science Monitor
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Missouri
Frank Morrison
Boundary Commissions
Moscow
State Department
Outer Space
State
Southeast Asia
Madame Pompadour
Group Seven Bankers of the State Association
City Auditorium
A. J. Jorgenson
Scottsbluff
Torrington
Federal Relief Office
American Legion Auxiliary
Sutherland
Mesdames
Albert Greenlee
Carl Hutchinson
Claude Golding
Darnell
Winnie Osborn
St. Patrick’s Academy
Joseph Beyer
Margaret Dalton
Tillie Hemmer
Alma Portrey
Ethel Reisdorff
Agnes Semerad
Wyoming
Union Pacific
Laramie
William Frederick Bassett
I. C. Crouthamel
Boone
Marlowe
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Hart
Couch
Charlie Osborn
Col. Persinger
Will Shoemaker
Ernest Sanders
Cadmus
de France
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