Sidney Telegraph Editorial Page Overview
The Sidney Telegraph, Western Nebraska's oldest paper founded in 1873, serves Cheyenne County as the official newspaper. Published Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays by The Telegraph Printing Co Inc at 830 11th Ave Sidney Nebraska.
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Nebraska
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Cheyenne County
Sidney Telegraph
the Telegraph Printing Co.,, Inc
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Perplexing Policy Divides Farm Groups and Wheat Market
The editorial analyzes farm organizations and the push for collective bargaining, noting impossible unity among groups like Farm Bureau and Grange. It questions corporate farming risks, wage future, and calls out wheat prices well below production costs despite the Alliance convention. The piece blames the Department of Agriculture for lack of solutions as agriculture and communities face uncertain futures.
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Farm Bureau
The
Farmers Union
the Grange
National Farmers Organization
Nebraska Wheat Growers: Assn
Great High Plains
Nebraska Wheat Growers Assn. Convention In Alliance
U.N. peace option gains traction over Vietnam deadlock
Senate backs Mansfield plan for U.N. intervention in Vietnam talks. Ambassador Goldberg signals a shift by acknowledging the Vietcong’s bargaining role and accepting Geneva cochairmen’s invitee scope, hinting at broader U.N. involvement despite uncertainties.
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United Nations
Senate
Mansfield
U. S
U.N
Goldberg
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
National Liberation Front
United States
Britain
Soviet Union
Vietnam
Nebraska Roads Overhaul Proposed by State Consultants
Consultants from Ernst and Ernst urge a wide reform of the Nebraska Roads Department to modernize planning and management of the highway program. They recommend a nine member professional management committee, a permanent transportation committee of legislators, a new Department of Public Safety, transfer of the Accident Records Bureau to Motor Vehicles, four deputy directors, and expanded duties for the state engineer. They call for uniform design standards, professional oversight at local levels, with periodic progress and budget reports and possible withholding of gas tax funds if not implemented.
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Melvin Paul
Statehouse
Lincoln
Nebraska Roads Department
State Highway Advisory Commission
Roads Department
Department of Public Safety
State Patrol
Accident Records Bureau
Department of Motor Vehicles
Ernst and Ernst
Chicago
Nebraska
Department of Roads
Essary
Ernst
Norbert T. Tiemann
Highway Commission
Commission
Senatorial Committee On Transportation
Jerome Warner
Waverly
Global Thanksgivings Through Harvest Festivals Worldwide
Susan Thurmond notes that many nations observe harvest and Thanksgiving traditions beyond the U S case. She details celebrations in Canada Japan Italy France Denmark Germany Sweden Portugal and England with religious rites harvest feasts and seasonal foods.
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New York
Canada
Japan
Washington
U.S
Prince Ninigi
Ninigi
Berne
Eurasia
Sardinia
India
Punjab
Germany
Bavaria
Europe
Martin of Tours
Dionysius
Denmark
France
Italy
Martin
Sint Maarten
Portugal
Sao Martinho
News Quiz reveals varied global and political questions
The piece lists multiple choice questions on international diplomacy, U.S. politics, British politics, civil rights, Vietnam, space feats, and media. It references figures like Dirksen Fulbright Humphrey Johnson and Kennedy, and notes a Nebraska highway study proposing a $3.1 billion, six year program to meet 1985 traffic demands.
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Jackie Kennedy
Hubert Humphrey
Michael Forrestal
Leroy Keyes
Purdue
O.J. Simpson
Southern California
Warren McVea
Houston
England
Winston S. Churchill
Earl Attlee
Hugh Gaitskell
Great Britain
George Brown
Yemen
Virgin Islands
Aden
Labor Party
Johnson
Washington
OEO
Congress
House of Lords
Lords
House
Saigon
Everett Dirksen
J.W. Fulbright
Nguyen van Thieu
Nguyen Cao Ky
Nguyen van Loc
Martin Luther King
Adam Clayton Powell
H. Rap Brown
Mars
Look Magazine
Kennedy
Robert Ken Gynedy
Joseph Kennedy
Eugene McCarthy
William Fulbright
Saul Alinsky
Appreciation Note From Cheyenne County SWCD Board
The Cheyenne County Soil and Water Conservation District Board expresses thanks for Sidney Telegraph coverage of their Annual Meeting and Banquet. Special mention goes to Mrs Frances Craig for her interest, photos, and articles. Signed by Chairman Wendel W Mathewson.
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Sidney Telegraph
Sidney
Nebraska
Frances Craig
Board of Supervisors
Cheyenne County
SWCD
Wendel W. Mathewson
Periodical Pyromaniac Targeting Corners in Schenectady
Police in Schenectady New York hunt a recurring newspaper and magazine fire bug who leaves bundles on street corners ignited in the early morning. Investigators say several incidents destroyed printed material in recent days.
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Schenectady
N.Y
Treasury Award To Post Office
Sidney Post Office employees received the Treasury citation for earning the Concord Minuteman Award in 1966 and keeping a 90 percent participation rate in the payroll Savings plan for U S Savings Bonds. Twenty five offices in the Wichita Region spanning Kansas Oklahoma and Nebraska are eligible. The inscription reads For Patriotic Service in Support of the United States Savings Bonds Program.
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U.S. Treasury
Concord Minuteman
U.S
Wichita
Kansas
Oklahoma
Nebraska
United States Savings
Crossword Puzzle Clues Set
A dense list of across and down clues covering standard vocabulary. answers include terms for poetry craft and writing fluids, anatomy, geography, and general knowledge. puzzle features terms from art, science, and everyday objects.
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