Sidney Telegraph Editorial Page History and Publication Note
The Sidney Telegraph, founded in 1873, is Western Nebraska's oldest newspaper and an AP associate member. It serves Cheyenne County and is published Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays from 830 111th Ave Sidney Nebraska by The Telegraph Printing Co. Inc.
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Associated Press
Nebraska Press Assn
Cheyenne County
Sidney Telegraph
the Telegraph Printing Co., Inc
111Th Ave
Sidney
National Newspaper Week Highlighting Press Freedom
The piece celebrates National Newspaper Week October 10 to 16, praising the U S press for safeguarding freedom and independent voice. It contrasts media in other nations with the American system, noting both large and small newspapers guard public interest and defend diverse policies and philosophies.
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United States
Oil As A Career For Young People In The Industry
Oil presents a promising and rewarding path for youth with growth in demand and salaries above average. Despite stability, there is a shortage of qualified graduates, while oil firms offer diverse roles from engineers to accountants and safety experts with modern tech and about $60,000 invested per worker.
Economic growth cuts U.S. poverty rolls 1964
A Social Security Administration study shows the number of Americans below the poverty line fell from 35.3 million in 1963 to 34.1 million in 1964. The decline followed strong economic growth, not the early anti poverty program. Continued efforts to eradiate poverty are urged alongside growth.
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Social Security Administration
United States
Upstate Beat Underlines Farm Policy Debates and Taft-Hartley Act
In a column from Monk Tyson, the author disputes farmer rioting fears linked to subsidies and criticizes Jim Patton of the National Farmers Union. The piece also covers labor politics at the Nebraska Lincoln AFL-CIO convention, endorses Section 14 B of the Taft-Hartley Act, and argues for workers’ right to join unions.
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Boll Wevil
Jim Patton
Patton
Denver
Farmers Union
Charlie Shuman
Farm Bureau
Shuman
Russia
Afl-Cio
Lincoln
Gale McGee
Wyoming
American Farm Bureau Federation
Harry Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
James Hoffa
Swift & Co
Nebraska
Scottsbluff Star-Herald
Southern Governors push more federal aid and less interference
At the recent conference the Southern Governors urged bigger federal spending within their states and less federal interference. They called for at least one billion dollars annually for highways to finish the interstate system by 1972 and supported a federally financed 300 million dollar nuclear reactor in the South plus a federal built nuclear merchant fleet. Alabama Governor Wallace backed state supremacy but joined the push for road and nuclear funding.
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Alabama
Wallace
Washington
Postmaster Delivers Package Before Work Hours
Wichita resident receives package after hours as postmaster E C Balay personally makes the early delivery following a request to shift delivery time. The courier was notified the package required a signature and opted to bring it to the home.
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Wichita, Kan
E.C. Balay
What This Paper Means to Our Readers
An explainer on newsroom purpose and operation. It describes editors and reporters shaping clear stories, the role of headlines, the use of external partners like The Associated Press, and how global news flows to local papers. It emphasizes seriousness, accountability, and the staff's pursuit of accurate, understandable reporting.
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Associated Press
Across and Down Word Puzzle Clues
A compact listing of crossword clues including urial anthropoid scarlet bird and other definitions across and down with entries like God of love Absconders and four in hand, inviting solvers to fill the grid.
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God of Love
Siam. Com
School of
Alliance Job Corps Expands Reach in Nebraska
The Alliance women’s Job Corps office rises to full screening center status under Washington HQ, serving 34 counties from Hall County west. Volunteers are sought to cover the area while 16 to 21 year old young women are invited to apply by visiting the office or writing to The Office of the Job Corps in The Times-Herald Building Alliance Nebraska.
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Alliance
Women’s Job Corps
E. R. Panwitz
Women In Community Service
WICS
Fred Nevels Jr
Lincoln
Washington, D.C
Hall County
Clyde Eastwood
Times-Herald
Neb
Stamp To Honor Adlai Stevenson Commemorative Issue
A commemorative stamp honoring Adlai Stevenson will be issued October 23 with ceremonies in Bloomington Illinois where he grew up and is buried. The stamp features blue and black interlocking rectangles with a U N wreath and a Stevenson portrait based on a Phillippe Halsman photo. Collectors can request first day cancellations by sending envelopes and payment to the Bloomington postmaster before October 23.
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Adlai Stevenson
Bloomington
Ill
United Nations
U.N
Stevenson
Phillippe Halsman
New York
George Samerjan
Hereford Show And Sale Set For November 8 Alliance
The 52nd semi annual Hereford show and sale of the Western Nebraska Hereford Association will be held Monday November 8 at Alliance Livestock Auction Barn. Show at 9 a.m. sale at 12 30 p.m. Auctioneer Robert Schnell and judge Alfred Meeks. Sale HQ Drake Hotel. Consignors include Tucker Herefords Mullen and others. Representatives expected from American Hereford Nebraska Stock Growers and Hereford Journal.
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Alfred Meeks
Taylor
Drake Hotel
Ted Thomas
American Hereford Association
Robert Howard
Nebraska Stock Growers Association
John Cooksley
Nebraska Hereford Association
Tommy Jones
The
Record Stockman
Gary McDonald
Hereford Journal
Tucker Herefords
Mullen
Robert D. Spearow
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