Sidney Telegraph editorial page overview
The Sidney Telegraph, Western Nebraska's oldest newspaper founded in 1873, is the associate AP member and Nebraska Press association official paper of Cheyenne County. It is published three times weekly on Monday Wednesday and Friday from 830 11th Ave Sidney Nebraska by The Telegraph Printing Co Inc.
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Clouds Lifted as Sidney Stays Steady Amid Depot Phaseout
Six months after the Defense Department announced the Sioux Army Depot phaseout, Sidney contends the community has rebuilt faith and unity. Business leaders now meet weekly at the Ft. Sidney Motor Hotel to exchange ideas and bolster the local economy, proving Sidney will endure and continue to produce good news.
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Let's Change The Law Nebraska leaders should seek tickets
The Legislature should consider requiring governor and lieutenant governor to be elected on the same ticket. A bipartisan pairing fosters cooperation and efficiency, as shown by the discord between Gov Morrison and Lt Gov Burney. Nebraska voters deserve a working executive team.
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Nebraska
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Dwight Burney
Levy Yes Campaign for Cheyenne County Museum Funds
Voters in Cheyenne County face a mill levy ballot to fund a county museum. The Cheyenne County Historical Assn launches the measure to preserve local history, while a separate note celebrates MacDowell and Foster as Hall of Fame composers and honors Dr. Howard Hanson’s praise of MacDowell’s piano works and the artistry behind his bust ceremony.
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Stephen Foster
Edward Alexander MacDowell
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Brooklyn
New York University
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Howard Hanson
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Campaign critique: surviving politics and campaigns
Sixty years ago my grandfather predicted the country would endure politics and he was right. On the eve of the 1964 presidential election I back him, noting campaigns test patience, tolerance, and courage of Americans who tolerate the nonsense every four years and still trust the system.
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Johnson and Goldwater Profiles From an Era of Prominent Senators
Biographical sketches recount the careers of Lyndon Baines Johnson and Barry Goldwater, detailing birthplaces and dates, family backgrounds, education, early work, military service, and political rises. The piece notes Johnsons Texas roots, marriage to Lady Bird, Navy service, and leadership roles in Congress. It also highlights Goldwaters Phoenix upbringing, family stores, World War II service, and progression to Arizona politics and national GOP activity. Additional bios cover Hubert Humphrey and William Miller with similar focus on education, professions, and political milestones.
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University of Arizona
Margaret Johnson
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Army
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Washington, D.C
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Lockport
N.Y
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Elizabeth Hinch Miller
Lockport High School
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Albany Law School
Union College
Stephanie Wagner
Germany
Niagara County
Thomas E. Dewey
As Other Editors See It On GNP growth and balance
The Lincoln Star notes GNP at 627.5 billion annual rate, up 8.9 billion from last quarter and 28.5 billion above the 1963 pre tax cut quarter, exceeding Council of Economic Advisers forecast. It links growth to jobs, warns of inflationary risk and calls for faster, balanced international trade and aid to widen markets.
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America
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Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues Revealed
A compact listing of across and down crossword clues includes terms such as Leading Tape Titles Imitation old and Tax Ginseng Visual or Subject Lapels Mangler Horses Waterfall Cleansing agents Appropr iate Commo gan Winnow Horse and carriage Kind of race Sign for victory Curtsy Headdress Fleet Estate Acquired Under stands arch Church officials Answers to Down clues cover Garden sprinkler Overorna Learning Aunt Sp te Imposing buildings of the kidney Catnip Winged White fur Open shelved cabi net Gender Saul's grandfather Fish's pro peller Transitory Curved letter Sesame Pore Dagger Duct Kiwi Saying Corner Ruination Russ river Stuffs Oriental lute Numskull Halfway.
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Party Platforms Compare Democratic and Republican Stances
A textual comparison outlines both parties on defense civil rights taxes and budgets. It argues stronger nuclear forces. It calls for social reform including Civil Rights Act enforcement. It promotes tax cuts, balanced budget goals, and extended medical care for the elderly. It emphasizes peace via strength and strategic defense.
Farm Bureau studies plan to buy nationwide retail chain
The American Farm Bureau Federation studies a plan for members to acquire a large nationwide retail food chain. Proposed by the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation it aligns with new marketing concepts of direct purchases and price agreements with producer groups. Douglas R. Stanfield says farm production could be controlled by farmers and that consumer prices may not rise. He argues incomes would rise from production and marketing efficiency.
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Douglas R. Stanfield
Ohio Bureau
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