Sidney Telegraph official newspaper of Cheyenne County
The Sidney Telegraph is the official newspaper of Cheyenne County, published every Monday, Wednesday and Friday by The Telegraph Printing Co. in Sidney, Nebraska. It is a twice winner of the Nebraska Press Association’s General Excellence Award and traces its history to 1873 as Western Nebraska’s oldest newspaper.
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Nebraska Press Assn
Sidney Telegraph
the Telegraph Printing Co., Inc
Llth Ave
Sidney
Nebraska
Western Nebraska
Associated Press
Hire The Handicapped drives humane hiring nationwide
Hundred of employers across the country find it pays to hire handicapped workers. The piece praises increased production, gratitude, and loyalty from employees, outlining the role of the President's Committee and state offices in Nebraska to place qualified individuals. It urges employers to consider handicapped job openings and refrain from charity framing.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska State Employment Service
Sidney
It Isn t Always Greener Denver’s Wealth and Bankruptcy Divide
A Denver focused piece notes Colorado holds under one percent of the US population yet over two percent of district court bankruptcies, implying a higher bankruptcy rate here. It calls out a proposed two percent Metro tax amid public spending needs, contrasting local wealth with fiscal strain.
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Denver
Colorado
U. S
Managing The Debt and the Treasury’s Refunding Plan
The secretary of the treasury faces 80 billion dollars in maturing debt within a year. To avoid higher taxes, the debt will be rolled over with new securities, extending maturities perhaps to 80 years, aiming to minimize market disruption while supporting the economy.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury Department
Treasury
Uncle Sam
Across and Down Word Puzzle Clues List
A clipped list of across and down crossword clues with numbers and brief hints, covering Icelandic measure to ruler of the universe. Includes items like grand parental, sphere, and various short definitions across thematic entries. The page presents dense clue enumeration typical of a puzzle section.
As Other Editors See It 7 Postmaster politics debate in Lodgepole
Pat Heaton argues postmaster appointments are political and not based on postal know how. He cites historical spoils system wider employments and favors career postal workers while noting postmaster general picks often reflect campaign results rather than postal experience. If public mood opposes this, calls for systemic reform.
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Scottsbluff Star-Herald
Pat) Heaton Sr
Sidney
Gilbert Helfrich
Glen Franss
Lodgepole
Heaton
Post Office Department
Jim Farley
United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court
High Court
Earth
Cities Raise Their Voices
The Nebraska League of Municipalities plans to intensify its legislative lobbying to better represent urban interests. City officials argue municipal needs are underrepresented in state policy, urging reform of gas tax allocations, reapportionment, and taxes while stressing education and fiscal challenges.
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The
Nebraska State Journal
Nebraska League of Municipalities
League of Municipalities
Nebraska
Terry Carpenter
League
Freer Hand Urged for U.S. Military in Berlin Crisis
Associated Press reports Friday that military chiefs urge giving U S commanders in Europe a freer hand to respond to Soviet harassment of Berlin movements. They warn against expanding field authority, insisting civilian leaders must set wartime policy, not local commanders, to avoid risk of war.
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Associated Press
U.S
Europe
Berlin
Russia
East Germany
Congress
Declining Kennedy briefing, critic cites values and faith
A public figure declines a State Department briefing with Chester Bowles, citing distrust of fiscal policy, admiration for Kennedy yet belief in spiritual guidance. He warns of nuclear danger, stresses religious faith, and expresses hope in God and in President Kennedy to guide through peril.
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State Department
Kansas City
Chester Bowles
Mr. Kennedy
War Club of Sitting Bull The Oglala Hero’s Weapon
An account of Sitting Bull the Oglala leader and his famed war clubs. It notes a three blade club of forty inches on display at the Museum of the American Indian and traces earlier two blade versions seen in 1868. The piece cites use in 1874 guiding a detachment to safety and observers’ notes on his strength and influence.
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Sitting Bull
Hunkpapa
Custer
Nebraska
Museum of the American Indian
New York
Fort Laramie
J. J Saville
Red Cloud Agency
Sitting Bulls
Phes
National Employ The Physically Handicapped Week
National Employ The Physically Handicapped Week runs October 2 to 8. The Nebraska State Employment Service reports 1 993 placements in Sidney from 1960 to 1961, with 200 handicapped workers including 58 veterans, and notes growing employer openness and expanded selective placement staff aiding severely disabled job seekers across the nation.
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Francis Hiner
Sidney
Nebraska
Hiner
Sidney Nses
Panhandle Mother Reflects On A Musician Husband
A Panhandle mother writes about her husband Betty Knicely’s family life with his constant home practice. She describes the strain of repeated renditions of It Love Thee Now and his belief that louder singing improves performance elsewhere. She considers a soundproof room or ear plugs to ease home rehearsals.
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Enzio Pinza
Jim
Letter Box defense of Civil Air Patrol donors
Sidney Nebraska letter from CAP Commander explains a previous donor list published in the Letter Box. He thanks local firms Moore Paint and Glass Wilson Gas Hart Electric Triangle Sheet Metal Felsinger Excavating How sett Sheet Metal and other businesses for cash materials and services aiding the Sidney Squadron building at the Sidney Airport. The message seeks readers’ understanding and continued support for the squadron’s operations.
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Sidney Oelegraph
Sidney, Nebraska
Friends of Cap
Friends of the
Civil Air Patrol
Sidney Composite Squadron
Sidney
Sidney Business
Sidney Squadron
Sidney Airport
Moore Paint and Glass Company
Wilson Gas Company
Hart Electric Company
Triangle Sheet Metal
Felsinger Excavating
Howsett Sheet Metal
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