Sidney Telegraph Editorial Notice Summary
The Sidney Telegraph announces publication details for Western Nebraska's oldest newspaper founded in 1873. It notes associate AP membership, Nebraska Press Association affiliation, and Cheyenne County official newspaper status with printing office at 830 11th Ave Sidney Nebraska.
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Western
Nebraska
Associated Press
Nebraska Press Assn
Cheyenne County
Sidney Telegraph
the Telegraph Printing Co., Inc
11Th Ave
Sidney
Tiemann’s Debate Strategy Draws Criticism in Nebraska Campaign
The writer questions why Nobby Tiemann and aides push a statewide series of debates with Phil Sorensen The Democrat nominee. They argue Tiemann risks party unity and voters’ support by appearing with Sorensen, suggesting withdrawal while possible.
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Nobby’ Tiemann
Phil Sorensen
Timann
Tiemann
Parting Of Old Friends At Sioux Army Depot
The Sunday open house at Sioux Army Depot, salute to Armed Forces Day, will be the last. Sioux is scheduled to close in about 13 months after almost 25 years of close ties between Sioux and Sidney. The loss of the 4 million payroll is painful but pales beside losing good friends and fine citizens. Sidney and Sioux had a long courtship and marriage, now breaking up.
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Sioux Army Depot
Sioux
Sidney
Cheyenne County
Kimball
Herman Treinen
Nick Treinen
South of Town
Ruby Raser
Brush, Colo
Coal and Ice Company
Fred E. Stephens
Fourth Street
Sidney Public and Parochial Schools
Mark G. Howard
Mr. Howard
Lincoln
Howard
Bonham Brothers
Harry McCormick
The
Telegraph
Ad Man
Monitor
Clarion
Iowa
Pratt
Ferris
Company C
23Rd Infantry
Platte River Bridge
Black Hillers
Hills
Henry Homan
Platte River
Moore’s
Carrigan’s
France
Solomonson
Cheyenne
Take Your Time Governor Morrison Should Weigh Call
The Nebraska governor should delay a special session and only summon one for a clear emergency. Once called, topics must be tightly limited. Morrison is described as an experienced political hand trusted to handle the process properly.
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Morrison
Nebraska
Lincoln
U N And Red China How to engage Beijing at the UN
The piece argues the United States should rethink its China policy as a path to integration in world affairs. It supports Senator Fulbright's call to end the ban on Peking's UN membership and suggests exploring a U N trusteeship for Formosa while easing opposition to Red China’s seat. It notes Secretary of State Rusk's warning about Formosa and the need for measured compromise.
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China
U.S
Peking
United States
Fulbright
United Nations
Rusk
Formosa
U.N
Red China
Benson Thurmond ticket touted as GOP possibility
A Milwaukee led conservative group backs Ezra T. Benson for president and Strom Thurmond for vice president, hoping a Benson Thurmond ticket could echo a 1964 conservative surge. The idea faces doubt as Benson and Thurmond have not committed, while Goldwater’s conservative forecast remains contested.
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John Birch Society
Ezra T. Benson
William J. Grede
Milwaukee
Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Barry Goldwater
Benson
Thurmond
Goldwater
Benson-Thurmond
Eisenhower
Ike
Bensons
Grebe
Way Back When Ten Years Ago Highlights from Cheyenne County
Dr B H Grimm suffered a heart attack. A speeder was caught at 105 mph. Kangaroo Court’s first session readied. A W spring opening planned. Waldo Dearing to succeed Harold Katz as SOD executive assistant. Wheat farmers over 50,000 acres overplanted. Agnes Ladine to teach at Central after leaving North Ward. Olga Osborn services planned in Tempe. Mrs Olga Osborn, 61, wife of Jesse Osborn died Monday.
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B. H. Grimm
Speeder
Waldo Dearing
Harold K. Katz
Agnes Ladine
North Ward
Central
Tempe
Ariz
Olga Osborn
Jesse R. Osborn
Spearow
Ohio
Cheyenne County Historical Association
Union Pacific
Opportunity is alive and thriving for graduates everywhere
A speaker argues against doom and scarcity, praising abundant opportunity for young people. He cites growing numbers of millionaires, professionals, and entrepreneurs, noting new paths in science, industry, and service. The piece emphasizes initiative, adaptation, and the expanding job market as proof that youth can succeed.
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Earth
Cancer Society seven danger signals listed
The American Cancer Society outlines seven warning signs to watch for: unusual bleeding or discharge. a lump or thickening. a sore that does not heal. changes in bowel or bladder habits. hoarseness or persistent cough. indigestion or trouble swallowing. and changes in a wart or mole. If any sign lasts more than two weeks, see a doctor promptly to improve survival chances.
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The
American Cancer Society
Acancer
Nore
Johnson raises wheat acreage 15 percent for 1967 crop
President Johnson increases U S wheat acreage allotments by 15 percent for 1967 to aid growers. He estimates income could rise by 100 to 150 million dollars as prices are debated and the market adjusts. The piece critiques surplus mindset and calls for market based pricing rather than artificial scarcity.
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U.S
Johnson
Concensus
Lincoln Star
McNamara Influences Congress Amid Kitchen Talks
A fragmented report notes Kitchen-Propr etary McNamara attracting critics in Congress amid discussions on peace, public stance, and predictions on a Ned War. The piece suggests the Honorable figure speaks on a wide range of topics, while administration certainty remains unclear and the secretary’s course is questioned.
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Etary McNamara
Seach
McNamara
Congress
Omaha World Herald
Kichen
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