Sidney Telegraph Editorial Page Note
The Sidney Telegraph, Western Nebraska's oldest paper founded in 1873, is the official newspaper of Cheyenne County and publishes Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays from 830 11th Ave, Sidney Nebraska. associate member of the Associated Press and Nebraska Press Association.
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Anonymous letter attack on Freeman kennedy policy published
The Sidney Telegraph published an anonymous letter signed A Thoroughly Disgusted Farmer criticizing Orville Freeman Kennedy farm policy. The paper admits publishing the letter was a blunder and apologizes for offending readers. It defends Cheyenne County Republicans and Farm Bureau officials as explicit and open in their viewpoints.
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Navy submarine delays blamed on shoddy work by contractors
Vice Admiral Hyman G. Rickover’s critique of slow progress in building ballistic submarines powered by nuclear reactors is echoed by a Navy announcement. It cites deficiencies in equipment and workmanship at government and private yards, worsened by strict Thresher disaster safety rules, threatening national projects.
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Time To Speak Up on Gas Rate Hike in Sidney
Citizens in Sidney are urged to speak on Kansas Nebraska Natural Gas Co. rate increase requests. The five city councilmen must decide whether to deny, grant a compromise, or approve the full raise as the utility says higher rates fund service improvements. Public input is sought to balance company needs and city authority.
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Golden Anniversary of Tax Form Is Taxing News
This year marks the 50th edition of the federal income tax form. Citizens cheer not for celebration but for the burden it represents as the first form becomes a half century old and more taxpayers receive their copies.
Weeping Water Residents Foreshadow Nebraska University Growth
The editorial notes that Nebraska University enrollment rose by 1 049 this fall matching nearby towns and that tuition and state funding must rise to support a larger student body. It warns that forthcoming high school graduations will swell enrollment further, increasing costs for Nebraskans.
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The Lie and Related Word Puzzle Clues
A crossword style clue list with numbered entries and Down clues including terms like Avifauna Themes Extreme Music harshness and other scattered definitions. The page mixes wordplay items such as Privation Tolerate and Antitoxins with references to animals and tools, forming a dense puzzle grid.
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Myths Of Electronic First
Jack Pollock argues that newspapers deliver timely news and ads without forcing readers to tune in. He asserts local papers like Keith County News provide better community coverage, with accessible ads and agricultural, sports, social, and teen news tailored to local readers.
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Merchants End Freedom Of Press Says Local Editor
A Gallatin editor laments loss of press freedom as a reader and advertiser withdraw support over a controversial editorial. The piece argues editors must express views despite advertiser pullouts and warns of a broader decline in rural journalism and self-censorship.
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A Rich Part Of Life Art Figures In Everyday Goods
A leading merchandising firm offers original paintings among thousands of household items. The piece argues mass culture spreads art into homes, making original works accessible beyond the wealthy. It envisions art becoming a common, valued part of average American life.
Panhandle Mother endorses Goldwater in 1964 election
A Panhandle reader, Betty Knicely, declares loyalty to Barry Goldwater, praising his convictions and criticizing others. She argues against income tax cuts without spending cuts, supports a strong Civil Rights bill, and calls for qualified diplomacy over cocktail circuits abroad.
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Appreciation from Women’s Club to Telegraph Staff
The Sidney Business and Professional Women’s Club thanks The Sidney Telegraph staff for fine news coverage. Special thanks go to Betty Knicely for photographing the District VI meeting and the National B and P W Motorcade Banner.
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