Sidney Telegraph editorial page notice
The Sidney Telegraph publishes editorial content on Monday Wednesday and Friday from 830 11th Ave Sidney Nebraska the paper founded in 1873 and associated with The Associated Press and Nebraska Press Association as Cheyenne County's official newspaper
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Western
Nebraska
Associated Press
Nebraska Press Assn
Cheyenne County
Sidney Telegraph
the Telegraph Printing Co., Inc
Llth Ave
Sidney
Western Nebraska Chamber speech praises Sidney Vocational School
Cecil Stanley of the Nebraska Department of Education told the Western Nebraska United Chambers of Commerce banquet on November 11 that the Sidney vocational technical school has strong support and a bright future despite lacking land buildings or equipment. He cited enrollment as a pleasant surprise amid equipment shortfalls due to Viet Nam War priority and urged Sidney to follow Milford’s vocational example with optimism for local youth.
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Nebraska United Chambers of Commerce
Cecil Stanley
Nebraska Department of Education
Stanley
Western Nebraska Vocational Technical School
Sidney
Nebraska
Cyril P. Williams
Sioux
Sidney School
Nebraska Legislature
Milford
A Significant Day In The 1966 Election Reflections
The piece argues the Nov 8 vote punished excess Great Society policies and showed a reassertion of national sanity. It praises the Nebraska result against Frank Morrison and Sen Carl Curtis as proof of a functioning two party system. The author calls Nov 8 one of the most significant days in American history and credits voters with independent thinking.
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Frank Morrison
Carl T. Curtis
Nebraska
Morrison
Great Society
Golden Gift Days Brighten Sidney Holiday Shopping
Golden Gift Days, Sidney's largest community sale, features over eighty participating businesses. Prizes totaling more than 1500 dollars accompany stocks and prices to draw shoppers, as local business leaders promote the holiday event.
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Sidney
The Troop Buildup II in Vietnam Justified by Uncertain Needs
The discussion notes that sending about 100,000 more troops next year is a low rate compared with 1966 escalation, which added around 200,000. It stresses that war dynamics are uncertain, with estimates subject to change and manpower needs often outrunning projections, as seen by the rapid rise in 1966 from fewer than 100,000 to quadruple that by year end.
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Vietnam
Federal push nudges Nebraska on driver exams and vehicle checks
The federal government may require Nebraska to enact driver license re examination and motor vehicle inspection laws to keep federal highway funds. A 1966 act and a $30 million funding stake prompt State Highway Engineer John W Hossack to urge action, arguing older drivers’ safety risks and younger drivers’ speeding. The piece suggests shifts in Safety Patrol posture and legislative readiness to curb highway accidents.
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Nebraska Safety Patrol
John W.hossack
Safety Patrol
Nebraska
State Accident Records Bureau
Transition of Nebraska governorship shows smooth cooperation
The passing of state authority from Governor Morrison to governor-elect Norbert Tiemann shows a cooperative handoff six weeks before the changeover. Morrison opens files and department heads to Tiemann, seats him in budget discussions, and invites representatives to executive hearings, signaling bipartisan effort for Nebraska's future.
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Frank Morrison
Morrison
Statehouse
Norbert Tiemann
Tiemann
Nebraska
The
Lincoln Journal
Second trial of Samuel Sheppard judged absurd
The article notes the 12 year delay in retrying Samuel H Sheppard for Marilyn Sheppard's murder, the 1950s trial outcome, and the 1960s Supreme Court standards. It questions reopening prison doors for felons tried under then acceptable procedures and argues society’s need for protection over expansive due process aims.
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Samuel H. Sheppard
Marilyn
Sheppard
Marilyn Sheppard
Samuel Sheppard
Supreme Court
Omaha World Herald
Oldsters fret over snow shoveling by the young
In a column echoing a Worth Platte Telegraph Bulletin note, a brisk, humorous attack on the North Carolina Heart Association warning men over 30 to let younger people handle snow shoveling. The piece lambasts prudence versus fun, urging fathers to relinquish the task and enjoy the season’s challenge through their sons.
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North Carolina Heart Association
Doc
Worth Platte
Unplanned Air Cargo Run Ends Surprisingly Safe
Maurice Boulianne, an Air Canada baggage attendant in Montreal, was accidentally locked in a heated pressurized baggage compartment while loading cargo. The unplanned transatlantic flight to Prestwick Scotland ended without injury as he emerged unharmed after the journey.
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Maurice Boulianne
Air Canada
Montreal
Prestwick
Scotland
Boulianne
Crossword Clue Sampler of Thematic Deductions
A compiled set of crossword style clues covering across and down entries with varied definitions. Includes terms from anatomy to astronomy and geography, challenging both wordform and vocabulary recall.
The Pioneers by CLARK FULLER from Sidney history
The Sanders family led by John Sanders homesteaded in Cheyenne County near Sidney after arriving from Iowa in 1889. They endured hard beginnings with sod houses, scarce money, and seasonal work in Colorado. Julia Sanders Moore recalls stage routes, early schooling, and a long marriage to George Moore in Sidney since May 27, 1903.
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Sanders
Clark Fuller
George Moore
Gulia Sanders
John Sanders
Cheyenne County
Iowa
Sidney
Colorado
Potter
Redington
Camp Clarke
Ickes
Henry Redington
Ed Doran
Lyle
Julia
L. B. Carey
Dan Bergman
C. C. Chambers
Nebraska veterans to receive pension income questionnaires
Income questionnaires determining pension amounts for veterans or dependents will be enclosed with November VA checks in Nebraska. Charles St J Chubb VARO Lincoln urges prompt return, with risk of benefit discontinuance for late or incomplete responses. Special return envelopes provided. 19 000 Nebraska VA beneficiaries to receive forms. Assistance available at Lincoln VARO contact office, VA Hospital Omaha, or local offices.
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Veterans Administration
Nebraska
Charles St. J. Chubb
VARO
Lincoln
17Th Street
Omaha
Sidney Telegraph Office Forms Sale Ad
Need sales books or any other office form. Visit The Sidney Telegraph at 830 11th Ave for quality at a price.
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Sidney Telegraph
11Th Ave
Capitol News: Tiemann Inauguration and State Plans
Nebraskans brace for a new administration as Norbert T. Tiemann prepares to take office January 3. Clayton Yeutter, age 35, named top aide to handle legislation and agency coordination, with more appointments planned. Morrison exits, possible federal post discussed. Also: Nebraskaland Days selected for North Platte, financing plans for electric utilities, school funding objectives, Missouri River border dispute trial delayed, and Interstate Highway progress across the state nearing completion.
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Melvin Paul
Statehouse
Lincoln
Nebraska
Norbert T. Tiemann
Clayton Yeutter
University of Nebraska
Yeutter
Tiemann
Frank B. Morrison
Morrison
Carl T. Curtis
Curtis
Johnson
North Platte
William F
Buffalo Bill) Cody
State Game Commission
Norton
Legislative Council Power Study Committee
Nebraska State School Boards Association
Association
Trail
Willis Brown
Nebraska-Iowa
Omaha
Des Moines
Brown
Iowa
State Roads Department
Henderson
Giltner
Maxwell
Hershey
Honey Sunday thanks from Sidney Jaycees and Youth Council
The Sidney Jaycees thank Sidney residents for the Honey Sunday project success and Wheatbelt Public Power for storage facilities. Gratitude also goes to the Sidney Telegraph KSID radio ministers and church announcements. Youth Council members thanked for door to door sales. Many thanks from the Sidney Junior Chamber of Commerce led by G. F. Bush.
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Sidney Jaycees
Sidney
Wheatbelt
Sidney Telegraph
KSID
Bill Dorwart
Deb Dorwart
Linda Christensen
Jeanetté Jones
Nancy Meier
Carol Miller
Kathy Chaffee
Kathy Grant
Liz Cunningham
Carol Nissen
Connie Wilson
Beth Edwards
Becky Ladine
Nancy Knicely
Connie Holbrook
Jim Johnson
Paul Rathbun
Karen Johnson
Donna Cornelius
Debi Thayer
Kathy Jacobsen
Debi Rankin
Sidney Junior Chamber of Commerce
Property Tax Is Still Applicable in 1966 Levy
Nebraska state tax officials confirm the 1966 state property tax levy remains in effect for motor vehicles despite a constitutional amendment. Deputy Commissioner Murrell McNeil stated the amendment does not affect collections under the 1966 levy and county assessors will apply the 10.67 mill rate along with local levies.
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State Tax Commissioners
Murrell B. McNeil
McNeil
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