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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1966

Page

3

Sidney Telegraph Editorial Page Statement

The Sidney Telegraph is Western Nebraska's oldest newspaper founded in 1873 and the official newspaper of Cheyenne County. It is published every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday by The Telegraph Printing Co. Inc. at 830 11th Ave Sidney Nebraska and is an associate member of The Associated Press and a member of Nebraska Press Alsn.

Western Nebraska Associated Press Nebraska Press Alsn Cheyenne County Sidney Telegraph the Telegraph Printing Co., Inc 11Th Ave Sidney

Action but not enough in Johnsons budget response

A critical column argues the Johnson administration handles money issues theatrically while failing to cut nonessential spending. It notes a large rent subsidy and posture to curb easy money, urging restraint until Vietnam policy is clarified, warning against complacency and calling for unity after future shocks.

Federal move to end 7 percent tax credit slows payroll boom

The piece argues that halting the 7 percent tax credit will curb industrial expansion and payroll growth. It notes federal policy aims to balance the economy, posing a challenge to communities courting new jobs while urging continued local effort and resilience in the High Plains area.

Johnson America High Plains

They Advise, He Consents

The piece argues the tax credit for industrial and commercial plant expansion should not be eliminated. It warns that removal would slow construction and machinery purchases, ease money strain but worsen unemployment. It questions Johnson's inflation strategy and hints at concerns over advisers. The administration faces a tough deadline.

Johnson

Too Little Too Late in Vietnam War Policy

The piece criticizes the Johnson administration for spending freely while the United States is deeply committed to Vietnam. It argues inflation risks and questions prosperity as justification for sustained domestic spending amid wartime demands. It calls for focus and conservation of financial and physical energy to end the war.

Johnson Viet Nam

The People Are Patriotic and Federal Sacrifices urged

A historical review argues against perpetual government cost growth and calls for leaders to separate essential from nonessential programs. It says Americans will sacrifice in Viet Nam era, but federal budget must shrink domestic spending. warns of a home front civil war while Asia conflict looms. It notes political leaders resist curtailing programs and stresses need to avoid adding new expenses as lives and money are spent abroad.

Johnson Eisenhower White House Southeast Asia Viet Nam Mr. Johnson

Ogallala overpass fate sparks regional pressure for four lanes

West Nebraska editors press for a four lane I 80 access overpass at Ogallala to serve Scottsbluff Chadron Alliance and Lake McConaughy traffic. They warn a two lane bottleneck undermines traffic flow and regional growth across Keith and surrounding counties. The push involves Ogallala city leaders and Western Nebraska chambers amid an election year.

West Ogallala North Platte Sidney Highway Department Scottsbluff Chadron Alliance Lake McConaughy Kansas Colorado State Game Commission Troad Ranch Mammoth Reservoir Keith County Elsie Madrid Grant Brandon Venango Imperial State Highway Department

Saga Of Fort Robinson Buddy Jumps Through Hoop Of Fire

Fort Robinson Remount Depot shaped Army horse supply from 1919 to 1948. Breeding, training, and veterinary sections ensured quality horses amid WWI and interwar modernization. Notable feats include Pillory the stallion and Capt H E Tuttle’s hoop of fire exhibition. Olympic team training and a 74 year tenure ended in 1948.

Ninth Cavalry Fort Robinson Crawford Tribune Nickerson Rockford Ilinois Army Quartermaster Corps Fort Pillory Crawford H. E. Tuttle Buddy William B. Bradford Berlin Nebraska State Historical Society

Farmers Urged to Plan Taxes Now for Year Ahead

Farmers should begin income tax planning this September to ease filing later. The guidance covers Social Security tax payments on hired labor, reporting government payments, final 1966 ASCS and other payments, gas tax refunds, and drought sales of livestock with involuntary conversion rules.

Federal Reserve Bank Federal Depository Internal Revenue Service USDA IRS ASCS

Crossword Clue Style Crossword Puzzle Fragments

A compact puzzle clue listing across and down entries with mixed hints. Includes terms like surveyors instrument and various short definitions. The readable fragment presents partial entries such as Inquires Manna imitate and others requiring cross reference to complete.

Author of Ulalume and Other Poems Portraits of Birds and Brass

Prompted crossword style clues list includes references to Edgar Allan Poe as the author of Ulalume, a colorful bird, shaving, honesty, caves, defense, aria, comprehended, oceans, disqualified, call at bridge, fortitude, born, destroy, textile fabric, green copper arsenate, lubricate, snare, bushy clump, exhausted, countenance, love god, thin tin plate, route, health resort, Bree, and famed southerner, phrased as terse clues for a puzzle or crossword.

Barley Substitutions In 1967 Wheat Program

Lester B. Runge announces no diversion requirements for substituting wheat for barley or oats rye under the 1967 Wheat Program. Barley growers may substitute on an acre for acre basis with a special barley base upon ASC request. Oats and rye producers substitute wheat with oat rye base adjusted. Freeman says barley is excluded from feed grain program 1967, leaving corn and grain sorghum as farm feed grain bases.

Lester B. Runge Cheyenne County ASC County Committee Runge Mr. Runge Orville L. Freeman

Housing For Aged Loan Approved For Scotts Bluff Project

Morrill representative David Martin announced Thursday the approval of a 4800 dollar preliminary loan for a low rent public housing project. The funds will permit Scotts Bluff County Housing Authority to start preliminary planning for a 24 unit development, 20 of which will be designed for the elderly.

Morrill David Martin Scotts Bluff County Housing Authority

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