Sidney Telegraph Editorial Page Overview
Western Nebraska's oldest newspaper founded in 1873. Official Cheyenne County newspaper published Monday Wednesday and Friday by The Telegraph Printing Co Inc. in Sidney Nebraska. Associated Press associate and Nebraska Press Association member.
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Memorial Day Pride in Sidney Cemetery
Residents praise Sidney for beautifying the city cemetery on Memorial Day. They note a past period of neglect and commend successive city administrations for restoring the grounds with fitting beauty and reverence. The cemetery is now a source of pride for those who have loved ones buried there.
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Opponents of Nebraska sales tax predict trouble ahead
Critics recall confusion and friction as a broad sales tax takes effect. Supporters say initial headaches are normal and Nebraska will be better off with a wider tax base once the system runs smoothly.
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Timely suggestion on oil supply and US policy
The piece warns that a Middle East oil cutoff could trigger world conflict and imperil the United States due to petroleum shortages. Sen. Carl Curtis urges higher oil import quotas to boost exploration in the United States and the western Hemisphere.
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Aid For The Traveler In Summer Migration Surge
The Travelers' Aid Society prepares for a record travel season as millions move by rail road and air. In 3 000 communities nationwide the lamp lit helper offers a listening ear lodging medical aid and counseling to travelers in distress guiding tourists and newcomers to resources and safe passage away from home.
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Travelers’ Aid
The Price of Information and World War Headlines
The text argues that constant electronic communication turns local conflicts into global headlines quickly. It notes tribes in jungles and deserts spark protests that become worldwide news, increasing stress and reducing happiness. It emphasizes information's price in modern society.
Nebraska Legislature Nearing Finish in 77th Session
Lincoln reports the 77th Nebraska Legislature is nearing adjournment with mid-July as likely. Key bills linger include an omnibus appropriations package, school aid, and public power reforms tied to highway financing debates.
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Melvin Paul
Statehouse
Lincoln
Nebraska Legislature
Elvin Adamson
Valentine
George Lyas
Omaha
Jules W. Burbach
Crofton
Terry Carpener
Scottsbluff
Supreme Court
Norbert T. Tiemann
Tiemann
Harold B. Stryker
Rising City
Crossword Clue Grid Challenge
A compact puzzle list of clues spans spigot to adjective suffix covering household tools, kin terms, verbs and nouns. Includes terms for time, nature, anatomy, and heraldic or mythical ideas in a traditional crosswords style.
Warner bill aimed at equalizing Nebraska education funding
The Lincoln Star notes criticism of Sen. Jerry Warner of Waverly for a proposed state aid bill. Proponents say it promotes efficiency and equality by distributing funds based on average daily attendance while limiting increases to eight percent yearly, reducing local property tax burden and encouraging consolidation and better training.
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Newspapers and Ricca Trial Spark Rackets Debate
The Chicago case ends in a mistrial for the press over reports about Paul Ricca. The judge finds Ricca guilty of perjury in a deportation hearing, while ruling that Chicago papers influenced the proceedings. The piece argues for press rights and responsible reporting as crucial to law enforcement.
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Omaha World Herald
Nebraska Budget Push Raises Tuition Across NU and State Colleges
Gov. Norbert Tiemann backs proposed tuition hikes with NU residents paying 95 more annually for a 355 total and nonresidents 69 more to 855. State colleges see 70 resident and 200 nonresident increases. Budget sets 4 percent staff raises, 9 percent for NU faculty, and reconfigures agency funding and workload rules.
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University of Nebraska
Norbert Tiemann
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Strange Moves by U N Chief In Middle East Crisis
In Cairo U Thant’s peacekeeping effort stalls as Egyptian leaders press for warlike moves. He withdrew the emergency force from the Israeli Egyptian border after Egyptian requests, raising questions about UN neutrality and the path to peace. Critics urge deeper analysis of U Thant’s policy amid Vietnam tensions.
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Gamal Abdel Nasser
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United Nations
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Soviet Union
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Vietnam
Scottsbluff Star- Herald
Russian Baptists Thriving in Soviet Union Defy Restrictions
Reverend Josef Nordenhaug reports Baptist churches in the USSR form the world’s largest Baptist group outside the United States with about 550000 members in 4500 congregations. Services overflow and run up to six times weekly, some lasting three and a half hours.
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Russian Baptists
Washington
Soviet Union
Josef Nordenhaug
Baptist World Alliance
United States
Baptist World
Nebraska Legislature Budget Committee Recommends $558 Million Plan
The budget panel backs a $558,879,409 two year plan, slightly below Gov. Norbert Tiemann's request, marking the state's first half billion dollar budget. The proposal distributes funds across the University of Nebraska, welfare and institutions, education, game commission, state colleges, roads, and other departments with detailed allocations.
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Omaha
Tiemann
Richard D. Marvel
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Portinn
Norbert Tiemann
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Safe driving tips for vacation travel from the Safety Council
Before you travel, give your car a thorough check. If it breaks down on an expressway pull off to the right shoulder raise your hood display a white handkerchief for help and wait for police or a service car. Use emergency flashers if available and never walk for help or hitchhike. Leave the interior light on at night.
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National Safety Council
Printing services ad for The Sidney Telegraph
An advertisement invites readers to visit The Sidney Telegraph at 890 11th Avenue for printing services. The notice highlights available printing options and the location for customers seeking paper or publishing needs.
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