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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1967
Page
4
The Sidney Telegraph prints its editorial page weekly in Sidney Nebraska with publication on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays by The Telegraph Printing Co Inc at 830 11th Ave.
A GOP piece extols Gov. Norbert Tiemann as a take charge leader reshaping Nebraska politics and surpassing expectations after the 1966 primary. It questions an overstatement of bankruptcy and credits voters for demanding new tax funds, arguing others could have solved the fiscal issue too.
The Farmer's Almanac foresees a repeat of the 1967 January snowstorm in the Midwest next year and a major snowstorm sweeping from Chicago to the coast in late April. It notes nationwide temperatures hinting at a cold season while reflecting on postal progress from Pony Express to Air Star Routes and the decline of rail mail contracts.
The article notes an odd trend as large meat packers Armour Cudahy and Swift close plants nationwide due to薄 slim profit margins. New independent outfits favor automation tight management and proximity to supply, often thriving where giants struggle.
In a Scottsbluff Star-Herald editorial the writer argues against shifting blame for auto theft to victims. Leaving keys in the ignition is not justification for crime, and thieves must be punished. Locking doors is wise, but crime remains illegal regardless of key placement.
In a Lincoln Star opinion, the piece defends rural America against urban stereotypes, praising small towns and their values while acknowledging flaws. It cites Lyndon Johnson praising revived small towns and laments loss from opportunity and migration, suggesting Nebraska’s plains culture endures despite critics.
A review of Irving Wallace’s THE PLOT praises its international conspiracy premise and vivid characters like Jay Doyle Hazel Smith Matthew Brennan Medora Hart and Emmett Earnshaw. It faults the plotting for feeling forced and calls the ending euphoric despite lacking nuanced ambiguity.
A writer defends being a traditional Democrat while criticizing modern party shifts led by Johnson. He laments federal overreach, praises earlier tariff and labor principles, and contrasts GOP reform efforts with Democratic dominance. He stresses the right to dissent and the nation's founding ideals.
In Chadron Nebraska letters to the editor dated October 14 1967 a Sidney supporter asks fans to back the Maroons with full effort at games criticizing limited crowd cheerers and praising Coach Ernst. The writer also discusses Genesis creation dating geology and Genesis miracles arguing for scientific time scales and challenging orthodox defenses.
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