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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1964
Page
9
Congressman Martin criticized a new wheat bill as the worst pro gram yet, listing five reasons including lack of voluntary participation and reduced price support. He argued fiscal restraint is vital, citing rising interest on the national debt and suggesting cuts in foreign aid and education programs to trim the federal tax and debt burdens.
Dwight Burney Republican candidate for Nebraska governor says the state faces a leadership gap. He accuses his opponent of failing to address hard issues over four years, causing drift toward centralized federal power. Burney cites three campaign themes and policy contrasts.
A Lexington AP report recalls a pupil on her first day of school noting one tooth loose and three baby teeth gone. She predicts with humor that soon she will be running on the rim as she grows up.
KEARNEY The chairman of Republicans for Colwell says Rep. David Martin blundered in charging about the ASCS photography program and dodged a straight answer to their statement. Keith King accuses Martin of evasiveness and misstatements, noting the Indiana News story was misrepresented and that Martin amplified it with remarks.
King urges Martin to present the full story before voters decide between Martin and Bill Colwell in the Third District race on November 3. He emphasizes the need for clarity on campaign matters and urges transparency for voters.
The report lists bowling scores and team names including Powder Puff, Sidney T V, Brandin Iron, Western Auto, and Maddox Motor with games and series. It notes standout marks by Young & Hansen and Maxine Nieminski, plus a quip from Duffy Daugherty about John Grogan’s loose ball handling at Michigan State.
A Friday morning collision occurred 3.4 miles east of Sidney on Highway 30 as slowing traffic forced a 1964 westbound car onto the shoulder. William George Washington Braune of Des Moines, 52, was rear struck by a semi driven by Robert R. Jacobs of Los Angeles, 28. Braune described $1,200 plus damage. no injuries reported. Braune wore a seat belt.
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