Sidney Telegraph Editorial Page Details and Affiliation
The Sidney Telegraph, western Nebraska’s oldest newspaper founded in 1873, is the official Cheyenne County publication. It carries AP associate status and Nebraska Press Association membership, with a history of awards including General Excellence. Published Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays by The Telegraph Printing Co. Inc. at 830 11th Ave, Sidney, Nebraska.
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Big Vote Foreseen as Voters Respond to Key Issues
Nebraska observers predict a large turnout in the off year next Tuesday due to the Morrison-Seaton governor race seen as toss up seven proposed amendments and heightened patriotism from the Cuban crisis. They warn against voter apathy and stress citizen responsibility to support sound government.
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Interstate Highway Plans Spark Western Nebraska Controversy
The piece argues Governor Morrison should avoid criticizing Interstate progress in Nebraska. It condemns the western route as distant from western Nebraskans, claiming planners favor Colorado traffic and warn the interstate has been mishandled long before Morrison's tenure.
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Idea to profit: from Monopoly to modern wealth
A succinct lesson on how a single idea can yield vast wealth. It recalls Charles Darrow's Monopoly origin, where a game idea became a lucrative, enduring hit after market demand grew beyond his craft. History shows ideas can transform fortunes.
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Debate erosion by shouting crowds on campuses
A columnist laments a trend of shouting and demonstrations replacing open debate. The piece criticizes college campuses where intellectual freedom should prevail, arguing that student demonstrations threaten education and question the purpose of attending college.
Behavior In Crisis Response Strategy
A crisis approach argues against dropping all normal work when disasters occur. It notes recurring crises as a reality of competing power blocs. The message urges continued activity and focus despite ongoing global tensions.
Nebraskas Amendment 7 Reapportionment Debate Emerges
As The Nebraska State Journal notes, a wide majority supports reapportioning the one house legislature. Debate centers on which base to use population or area as a factor while noting Omaha and Lincoln would gain only modestly.
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Longer Terms For State Officers
The Chadron Record argues amendments 4 and 5 to Nebraska's constitution should be approved to extend terms for governor lieutenant governor and legislators from two to four years. The paper contends longer terms allow time for programs and reduce constant campaigning, urging voters to approve both amendments together for state government efficiency.
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Attack On Smoking A College Health View
A student health expert from the University of Pittsburgh argues college is the best place to combat smoking. Dr. Douglas Thomson notes 75 percent of entering students do not smoke but many become smokers by graduation, highlighting early intervention and public health campaigns as key.
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Britain plans shift to metric and centigrade measurements
The piece discusses Britain abandoning Fahrenheit and foot inch measures in favor of metric and centigrade. It notes resistance to change and argues for adopting the metric system for simplicity and consistency despite lingering use of traditional units.
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Panhandle Mother Sees College Life Make Her Feel Young
Betty Knicely writes about visiting campuses with gung ho energy and humor. She notes courtesies from students doors opening and polite chatter such as Right. The piece highlights the Twist dance trend and the lively, tireless pace of college life keeping older readers feeling young yet exhausted.
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Broadway Dances Advance Plot In No Strings Seminar
Stage figure Joe Layton discusses choreographic duties for No Strings and the need to extend a libretto story. He says a director must add to the plot to keep drama informative not merely entertaining. Also notes include trainer Howard M. Tesherf and NYU soccer co captains Turton and Zlatar, with Cardinal home record from 1962.
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