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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1966
Page
5
USDA reports average realized net farm income per farm last year at 4210 dollars, up 494 dollars from 1964. Highest by state were Arizona 21423, Hawaii 12689, Florida 10931, while West Virginia 916, Alaska 1566, and New Hampshire 1572 remained lowest.
Compiled notes show Mrs. Larry D. Roberson and daughter plan to leave for Newfoundland while bread prices rise in Sidney. Citizens Wilhelmina Hahler Herbert Chin and Carmen Garcia become U.S. citizens. A death, a wheat loan, and several marriages and public notices fill the ledger.
A World Herald commentary rebutts columnists and editors who claim August farm prices rise will curb consumer costs. It argues farm costs hit all time highs, while farmer prices lag, and notes record agricultural exports yet warns farmers need adequate prices to stay in business.
A North Platte Telegraph Bulletin item surveys executives who maximize work time via extreme methods. It cites a Wall Street Journal study of relentless workers who replace art with barren offices, dictate while driving, and sit close to in flight movies to avoid distractions. The piece pokes fun at overwork, noting health risks and contrasting it with sluggards who value living.
Ninety years ago Dr Mary Walker paraded with a crowd of boys, sought water from two girls who screamed at the sight of a woman in pants. A large Newfoundland dog bit the pants as it leaped the yard gate, causing chaos before the animal released its hold. The tale ends with a warning to any girl who might wear breeches.
Illinois Republican Charles H. Percy alleges Democratic lawmakers use staged photos to aid re election efforts. He cites images showing a Democratic congressman with Secretary of State Rusk at a cluttered table and a near identical photo with an unnamed Iowa Democrat replacing the Illinois figure. He warns such images threaten bipartisanship in foreign policy debates and notes the issue arises amid broad attacks on U.S. policy.
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