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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1964
Page
5
The Sidney Telegraph is published every Monday Wednesday and Friday by The Telegraph Printing Co Inc at 830 11th Ave Sidney Nebraska.
The evolution of the vice presidency accelerates under President Johnson as he plans to give Senator Humphrey broad executive responsibilities in education science welfare resource policy and space. Humphrey expected to be an idea man and stay ready for potential presidency. Johnson cited choosing Humphrey to be president if needed.
Political observers debate GOP plans after 1966 defeats. Goldwater’s loss may end his bid, Taft Jr. loses Ohio, Percy and Scott win, Romney re elected, Nixon lurks as a 1968 contender, and new figures could emerge from the 1966 elections as strategists scout for a breakthrough candidate.
A columnist argues that seeking the easiest method distorts value standards and underplays challenge as essential in living. He cites college students paddling north via kayaks, facing bad weather and hazards, showing the intrinsic worth of hardship. A new statistic notes women’s stretch pants linked to more accidents than alcohol among male drivers.
California voters banned pay television, contrasting free TV and the initiative referendum’s power. The measure, backed by theater owners wary of subscription services, tightens sale of programs beyond narcotics levels. The piece notes FCC shifts toward allowing pay TV where competition exists. It also discusses Gallup’s election reform proposals and compares British voting efficiency to U.S. practices.
Sydney readers are reminded of St Pauls Lutheran Church plan to mark its fifth anniversary with two special services next Sunday morning. The issue also notes Lions Club anniversary tributes, local shows, farm and civic events, school efforts, and upcoming community projects across Sidney Nebraska.
A humorous reminiscence marks 34 years of marriage since a spur of the moment elopement. The narrator, aged 21 and his wife 18, recounts early doubts, strained finances, and world events while celebrating a long union, quirky mishaps, and enduring partnership. He notes persistent unbalanced budgets, consumer abundance, and a resilient, if imperfect, domestic life shared with his wife and family.
Scientists seek better diagnosis and treatment for tuberculosis and respiratory diseases. The appeal invites donations through Christmas Seal contributions to support vital research efforts.
Lincoln guidance advises reading warranty terms to know repair and replacement responsibilities. Extension home management specialist Mrs. Clara N Leopold of the University of Nebraska urges buying from manufacturers backed by a reliable service organization convenient for use.
Evanston Illinois reports that membership in the Methodist Church in the United States climbs to 10,304,184, a rise of 69,198 from 1963. Rev. Dr. Don A. Cooke announced the gain as general secretary of the churchs Council on World Service and Finance.
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