Sidney Telegraph Editorial Page Description
The Sidney Telegraph is Western Nebraska's oldest newspaper founded in 1873 and an Associated Press member. It serves Cheyenne County and is published by The Telegraph Printing Co Inc at 830 11th Ave Sidney Nebraska each Monday Wednesday and Friday.
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Sidney Wins Class A in State Community Betterment
A Sidney team effort carried the city to a Class A victory in the statewide Community Betterment Contest. At a Lincoln banquet last Friday, Sidney earned top honors amid larger rivals, reflecting the town’s strong volunteer spirit and communal pride. The article salutes countless helpers and their dedication, noting that people shape the community more than wealth.
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Ex Presidents and Senate Addressing the Nation Debate
The piece discusses ex presidents addressing the Senate and whether past leaders like Roosevelt Taft and others would influence policy. It cites James Reston on the idea and reflects on historical examples from 1918 and the Civil War era, noting divisions and potential discord among former leaders.
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Steel Industry Promises Growth Following Tax Break
The 1960s depreciation tax concession spurred seven steel producers to announce plans for $1.5 billion in new mills and modernization. Domestic mills, previously undersold by foreign rivals, now expand capacity, aiming to fulfill their pledged modernization.
Well Earned Retirement For Sidney's Jerry Miller
In 17 years as manager of Northwestern Bell Telephone Co. in Sidney Jerry Miller has shown strong community service. As Mr and Mrs Miller leave Sidney for a well earned retirement they will be missed by many friends and their imprint on the city will remain.
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Defections questioned as Kennedy era minority support wanes
The article analyzes potential defections from white urban middle classes away from the Democratic Party amid Kennedy era civil rights push. It notes resentment among Polish, Irish, and Italian communities in cities like Chicago, Detroit, Cleveland, and Pittsburgh, and discusses how 1964 Philly mayoral results could signal political trouble for Kennedy and the Democrats.
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Tax Exemptions Must Be Asked
Nebraska law now requires owners seeking tax exemptions for real property to apply to the county assessor by January 1 1964. The process flows through the assessor to the County Board of Equalization with a possible appeal to courts if denied. Exemptions last four years with annual affidavits confirming unchanged property use. Churches and charitable institutions are covered.
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Driver Education Policy Faces Special Session Scrutiny
Nebraska lawmakers who backed driver education say it improves highway safety and prepares youths for responsible driving. A special session bill proposal to eliminate the program draws sharp opposition, with critics arguing clear proof of changed traffic conditions is absent.
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Crossword Puzzle Clue Grid
A crossword puzzle clue list with entries like Bass Soctel Liquor insect and various numbered hints. Includes down clues such as Chord of Things four tones bought Low More Newt sensible Harangue Lil Sour ale More underhanded John Scotch Mexican shawl Point the finger Exposes Black snake Guided Black bird and gh.
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Five Feet Ten No More The Shrinking Man Speaks
A reflective piece on aging and height loss, as the author recalls starting at five ten and finding himself shrinking with back bends and joint stiffness. He contrasts male and female aging, laments changing body image, and fearfully anticipates the day suit alterations become a struggle while noting the mind remains capable despite physical decline.
Shriver’s Budget Move Sparks Mixed Reactions
Sargent Shriver told Congress that Peace Corps running costs estimates were unrealistic and suggested a leaner target of six million dollars. The stance drew praise from the Wall Street Journal for a parsimonious budgeting era, while cautions about premature celebration were voiced.
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United States
Capitol News Credit Finance Crisis Studied By Legislators
Nebraska lawmakers in a special session face a credit finance crisis as 26 measures are filed, focusing on time sales and interest rates. Debate centers on adjusting the time sales doctrine, setting high interest caps, and potential repeal of the bottle club law amid calls for revisions. The session may extend beyond three weeks with added committee hearings and gubernatorial input shaping possible amendments.
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Statehouse
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Albert Kyar
Lexington
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West Point
H. L. Gerhart
Newman Grove
Klar
Terry Carpenter
Scottsbluff
Kenneth Bowen
Red Cloud
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Central City
Marvin E. Stromer
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A Call for United Nations to Prevent World Catastrophe
The essay argues that nations cannot guarantee security by arms and urges support for the United Nations as the path to a peaceful, orderly world. It compares WWII scale forces with today’s nuclear stockpile, stressing the need to prevent unleashing such power and to work toward a safer future.
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