Sidney Telegraph Editorial Page Notes Heritage and AP Ties
Western Nebraska's oldest newspaper founded in 1873 discusses its associate AP status and Nebraska Press Association membership while noting Cheyenne County official publication duties. The piece appears on an editorial page of The Sidney Telegraph, published by The Telegraph Printing Co. in Sidney Nebraska.
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Western Nebraska
Associated Press
Nebraska Press Assn
Cheyenne County
Sidney Telegraph
the Telegraph Printing Co., Inc
Llth
Sidney
Nebraska
Goodbye Nobby Tiemann departs for Hollywood role
Governor Norbert Nobby Tiemann receives invitation to join a segment of The Governor and J.J. TV series. The Nebraska leader is described as handsome with notable sideburns and a confident, hammy speaking voice, signaling a smooth transition to show business amid his tenure.
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Norbert
Nobby) Tiemann
Hollywood
the Governor
J.J
Nobby
A Refreshing Visit by Mr and Mrs Dale Good in Sidney
The Sidney Telegraph hosted two visitors Monday, Mr. and Mrs. Dale E. Good. He is a Foreign Service Officer in the State Department returning from Bonn, Germany after two years. They travel the country in an Airstream trailer, meeting Americans and sharing views on foreign service while following Mets baseball, noting New York’s 7-4 win over Atlanta.
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Sidney Telegraph
Dale E. Good
Mr. Good
United States
State Department
Bonn
Sidney
Good
Europe
Mets
Atlanta
Ill-Advised No Hunting Campaign Stirs Colorado Farms
The Sterling Journal-Advocate reports about a northeastern Colorado effort where 400000 acres near Fleming are signed up for a no hunting campaign. Farmers oppose meat-price declines, arguing the boycott harms neighbors and customers, and lacks solid economic reasoning.
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Colorado
Fleming
Sterling Journal-Advocate
Florida
Good For Jackie judo moment as photographers mocked
A columnist defends Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis against intrusive New York news photographers. The author supports her use of a judo-like chop if she defended privacy, condemning the media as rude and disrespectful and praising her for pushing back against sensational books and articles.
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Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis
New York
Big City
Wall Street Musings on Pay Do Not Interfere
An opinion piece muses on wage disparities between plumbers earning 22000 annually in San Francisco and Metropolitan Opera artists at 15000. It argues gladness at plumbers’ pay while urging artists to adapt, noting friction from comparing unrelated fields and suggesting practical solutions.
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San Francisco
Metropolitan Opera Co
Met
Out Of Old Nebraska Stage Robberies In Sidney-Deadwood Days
A Deadwood to Sidney coach robbery near Cheyenne River on June 25 saw eight highwaymen seize the Deadwood treasure box, taking two thousand in valuables from five passengers and two messengers. The robbers released cash to passengers, spared a revolver, and fired at the driver, who received a $30 reward and a gold watch from the loot.
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Black Hills
Deadwood
Cheyenne River
Express
Cheyenne River Ranche
Army Bilko figure tied to vast Pentagon scandal
The Denver Post editorial observes that a sergeant major and a retired general are at the center of a Washington corruption case involving sergeants and officers who allegedly siphoned funds through army service clubs, currency schemes, and bribery, implying high level cover up and urging reforms and Vietnam-era ties scrutiny.
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Bilko
Army
Washington
Karl E. Mundt
R-S.d
U.S
William O. Wooldridge
Carl C. Turner
Turner
Wooldridge
Vietnam
Yankee Land
The
Denver Post
Hardin hints at a practical farm policy plan
Agriculture Secretary Clifford Hardin, a former Nebraska university president, signals a pragmatic farm policy drawing on compromise. He previews a broad plan for 1970 to guide farmers despite the 1965 act expiring in 1971, balancing retirement from surplus production with support for uneconomic farmers and a commodity approach while avoiding rural depopulation.
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Clifford Hardin
Nebraska
Hardin
Congress
American Farm Bureau
Afb
National Farmers Union
Ezra Taft Benson
Eisenhower
Lincoln Star
Farmer praise and critique in parish editorials and farm bureau notes
A reader letter from Latons praising a St Patrick's Parish Penta-Council program appears alongside a lengthy farmer's creed praising farmers as essential protectors, paired with a sharp critique of the National Farmers Organization and Farm Bureau remarks by Nebraska’s Van Kirk. The piece discusses fair pay, collective bargaining, and agrarian realities in a periodical context.
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Penta-Council
St. Patrick’s Parish
Sidney Telegraph
St. Patrick’s
Father Edward Flinn
St. Patrick’s Church
National Farmers Organization
Circle One Cattle Fund eyes $5 million offering
A Los Angeles Times Service prospectus outlines Circle One Cattle Fund a highly speculative limited partnership with $5 000 units offered through Vanderbilt Management Corp San Diego and tied to Great Plains Western Ranch Co The plan envisions borrowing up to $10 million and purchasing nearly one million pounds of grain daily while stressing risk factors weather disease price swings and the aim to modernize with quality control and cryogenics.
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Los Angeles
Circle One Cattle Fund
R. C. Chapman
Great Plains Western Ranch Co., Inc
Great Plains Western Ranch Co
Securities and Exchange Commission
San Diego
Calif
Circle One
Chapman
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Jackie
Old
Sidney-Deadwood
Sgt. Bilko
Latons
van Kirk
Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Bureau
Urban Bureau Federation
Wall Street
Los Angeles Times Service
Omaha World Herald
Paragon Farm Bureau
Midwest
N.F.O
Nebraska Western College
Emory Austin
Braska Western College
John Lewis
Scottsbluff
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