Sidney Telegraph Editorial Page Overview
Western Nebraska's oldest newspaper founded in 1873 and published by The Telegraph Printing Co. in Sidney Nebraska. Associate AP member and Nebraska Press Association affiliate with four times winning the NPAs General Excellence Award. Official Cheyenne County newspaper published Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays.
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Morrison Triumphs Over Seaton for Governing Victory
Frank Morrison defeats Fred A. Seaton to win the governorship in a decisive statewide victory. The result shows Morrison’s personal strength and signals a renewed push on agricultural research, tourism, industry, and highway projects with key support from some Republicans.
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Frank Morrison
John Cooper
Cooper
Morrison
Fred A. Seaton
Critics Warn Press Policies Limit Truth and Plurality
The piece argues that Defense and State Department news delays censor the press, harming rights and public understanding. It contends officials justify such policies, blaming press irresponsibility, while praising print media for detailed, broad coverage aided by photographs in shaping informed views.
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Defense Department
Department of State
Every Man An Expert on the Cold War Confusion
Readers face a flood of conflicting chatter about Cuba and Berlin. The piece notes Khrushchev's precarious position with the Kremlin, possible hard or soft lines, Kennedy's embargo timing, the India crisis, and mixed views on Mao and Nehru, leaving the public free to be their own experts.
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India
Mr. K
Mao Tse-tung
Nehru
Farmland Converts to Other Uses Accelerating
About two million acres of farm land are converted annually to non agricultural uses. The speaker notes growing demand for parking space reflects expanding urban needs and ongoing land use shifts.
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Garret suffered a neck muscle spasm and was treated by Dr Din Bo at Clarkduac. The text is garbled with multiple misspellings and unreadable segments, making it hard to extract a clear event or individuals beyond Garrett and the doctor.
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Wood
Garrett
Pr Din Bo
Clarkduac
As Other Editors See It No More Of This Please
The editorial laments Congress for a delayed protracted session and late appropriations. It urges a modern, efficient legislature aligned with fast-moving times, noting clashes between House and Senate leaders and a need to restore public trust and authority in governance.
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North Platte Telegraph Bulletin
Congress
House
Senate Appropriations
Anatomy Of Fear and Nuclear War Prevention
The piece argues fear destabilizes leaders and nations, warns panic harms policy, and urges clear rational action. It cites the danger of irrational influences in a nuclear crisis and promotes grounding policy in reason and a moral understanding of goodness and love of God.
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Christian Science Monitor
The Perils of Regulation and Cooperative Advertising
A letter from the executive vice-president of the American Retail Federation to the FTC argues federal rules on cooperative advertising are vague and risky for retailers. It warns regulatory action could harm local newspapers revenue and small producers while stressing careful framing to protect public interests and consumer information.
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American Retail Federation
Federal Trade Commission
Federation
Commission
Wish He Hadn't Said That Edward Meredith Letter
Editorial supports James Meredith while criticizing his remark about leaving the United States If Mississippi cannot protect his rights the nation should open doors elsewhere The piece lauds his dignity restraint and the need for collective effort to advance civil rights nationwide.
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James Meredith
University of Mississippi
Mississippi
United States
Meredith
Ole Miss
Unsimilar Similiarity in Blakesburg and Excelsior
Local note discusses agriculture in Blakesburg and Excelsior Iowa, contrasting approaches to farming and daily rural life. It highlights how farming shapes community routines and economy through years of practice and local industry.
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Blakesburg
Morrison victory reshapes Nebraska politics and party dynamics
After Tuesday's election Governor Frank Morrison defeated Fred Seaton amid a divided Republican Party and tight funds. Morrison's win strengthens his standing, pressures GOP setbacks, and signals potential Democratic organization gains as Nebraskans eye a constructive two year path in education, highways, and state affairs.
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Frank Morrison
Fred Seaton
Hastings
Morrison
Republican Party
GOP
Seaton
Carl Curtis
Roman Hruska
Democratic Party
Nebraska
Wigs and the rising divorce mood in modern society
A humorous meditation on how wigs reshape dating and gender roles. The piece argues hair color variety could encourage polyamory, alter temperaments, and complicate courtship while celebrating women’s emancipation and the changing social order. It cautions about exaggerated signals in a “man’s world.”
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Brigham Young
Divorce Court
Sidney Voters Face School Bond and Consolidation Talk
Letter from Edgar D. McCluer endorses consolidation as long term financing while urging the December 4 1962 bond election for a Senior High School addition in Sidney Nebraska. He argues for consolidating or limiting out of district students to reduce local tax burden.
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Sidney
Mili Levy
Edgar D. McCluer
Sky Road
Nebraska
Masterpiece Christmas Cards On Sale At Globe Telegraph
Globe Telegraph Printing Co offers Masterpiece line Christmas cards in deluxe to economy ranges at 1133 Jackson St. Readily available with low prices and unexpected quality. Don’t delay your selection.
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Globe-Telegraph Printing Co
Jackson St
Have Something to Sell or Trade Try The Tlli Graph Want Ads
Classified notice urges readers to place or scan want ads for selling trading items. Mentions TH TLLI GRAPH as outlet. Aimed at local audience seeking quick trade or sale opportunities in the newspaper.
Panhandle Mother Sees Teen Ten Commandments From San Francisco Youth
Betty Knicely notes 4000 teenagers in San Francisco drafted a Ten Commandments for living. She argues parents are confused by mixed signals and urges adults to set clear standards, citing teenagers advocating discipline, faith, and responsible behavior.
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Panhandle
Betty Knicely
San Francisco
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Telegraph
Indianapolis
The F B I Capture of Albert Nussbaum
The piece argues that Nussbaum, once among the ten most wanted criminals, reveals both brains and daring in crime. It suggests society might redirect such talent into useful channels through psychology and applied insights, though acknowledges criminals are often stupid and cowardly.
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Fbis
Albert Nussbaum
Nussbaum
Money for Mission Ridge and New Jersey Protestant Aid
Interdenominational Foreign Missions Association reports Protestant foreign mission contributions exceeded 170 million dollars last year. The fundraising shows broad support across denominations and regions including New Jersey.
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Ridgefifid Park
Interdenominatons Foreign Missions Association
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