Sidney Telegraph Editorial Page Overview
The Sidney Telegraph, Western Nebraska's oldest newspaper founded in 1873, is the official Cheyenne County newspaper. It is published three times a week by The Telegraph Printing Co. in Sidney, Nebraska, and is an Associated Press associate and Nebraska Press Association member.
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Vote FOR The School Bonds To Improve Facilities
The Sidney paper urges voters to approve a 312000 bond for a senior high school expansion. It emphasizes informed, independent decision making, notes tax concerns but argues the cost aligns with added classrooms and better service, and endorses voting FOR the bond in the upcoming election.
Economic imperialism threatens Africa's development warns priest
The Rev. Michael Scott of the Africa Bureau in London tells the United Nations that interlocking directorates and closely held subsidiaries by large firms could subdue new African states like Katanga. He warns private industry may fuel external economic power despite political independence.
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Government Efficiency Amid Guard Armory Project Rumors
Rumors of National Guard unit reductions including Chadron prompt work on a lavish Chadron Armory. The piece ponders fiscal choices and contradicts bureaucratic misalignment. It also notes Nehru removing Krishna Menon, and advises shoppers to be kind to clerks during the Christmas rush.
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Castro Cuba and US policy shape post crisis era
The piece argues Castro’s Cuba remains entrenched after the Caribbean crisis as Kennedy ends the blockade with a noninvasion pledge. It notes the shift toward a hands off stance, the impact on relief programs, and critiques on Alliance for Progress and Republican strategy, plus a travel-junket aside.
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Oath proposed for nonpaid Nebraska commissions under Morrison
A correspondent suggests a formal oath for future appointees to nonpaid committees in Governor Frank B. Morrison's administration. The oath pledges support for the U S and Nebraska constitutions and Morrison's administration, faithfulness to duty, and absence of advocacy for violent overthrow or party aims during tenure.
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Nebraska tax reform urged by Harold McClelland
The Lincoln State Journal discusses Dr. Harold McClelland's proposal for a 2.15 percent flat rate personal income tax to replace the state property tax. It notes the need for an alternate tax source and calls the current property tax inequitable and overburdening, with farmers paying a disproportionate share.
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Capitol News Tax On Income Top Issue For Senate Session
The upcoming 1963 Nebraska Legislature session will hinge on tax policy with the McClelland plan for a low flat rate income tax debated by Sen. Bowen and critics like Sen. Carpenter. Proposals also explore a tourism office, power disputes board, and a unified purchasing agency as lawmakers prepare for new revenue bills. Senate hopefuls include Sen. Fern Orme as possible first woman speaker amid redistricting debates. The NPPC resists broad generation shifts, favoring a two thirds eastern district merge, while the Health Board backs a dentist advisory group for the Health Department. University of Nebraska Chancellor Hardin stresses higher education as key to economic development. Game Commission touts Merriam’s wild turkey season as a success, with strong population growth and a 56.5 percent hunting success rate.
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Scottsbluff
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William Moulton
Omaha
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Crofton
Harold Stryker
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Don Thompson
McCook
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Clifford M. Hardin
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THOR Me aired ACROSS 1 Sandarao trea 24
Crossword style puzzle listing across and down clues with numerous obscure terms and biographical hints, including references to places tribes and objects across multiple languages.
Panhandle Mother Sy Betty Knicely on Hay Fever
A humorous column recalling hay fever woes and exaggerated dread of symptoms. The writer mocks pamphlets urging avoidance, laments repeated sensitivities, and urges readers to support hay fever and respiratory disease research with Christmas Seals.
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Betty Knicely
Ka-Choo
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New American Home Epitome Of Freedom To VFW Winner
Reinhard Schuster, a Kimball High sophomore born in West Germany, won the VFW Voice of Democracy contest. His speech champions American democracy, liberty, and his family’s path to citizenship.
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U S Economy Firm But Not Expanding Fast, Expert Says
University of Nebraska economist Fred Olson reports a firm underpinning in the U S economy with no strong expansion in demand likely next year Government purchases at federal state and local levels are seen as the main growth thrust in 1963 Total government purchases may rise 8 to 9 billion above 1962 with increases in military and space spending and in schooling hospitals and infrastructure. Olson predicts moderate overall growth in 1963 but sluggish demand for durable goods and unemployment around six percent. Prices in primary markets not expected to change much with a rough 1 to 7 percent rise in retail prices and continued wage growth.
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