Editorial page of The Sidney Telegraph features Nebraska paper
The Sidney Telegraph, Cheyenne County's official newspaper, notes its status as Western Nebraska's oldest publication founded in 1873. It highlights publication on Monday Wednesday and Friday by The Telegraph Printing Co. and its AP associate membership and Nebraska Press Association affiliation.
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A Warned Wakeup On Fossil Fuel Use
An economist warns that coal and oil supplies depend on long term climate trends and says the average person should worry about petroleum in decades ahead. He calls the mid 20th century era one of insane resource expenditure and urges changes to save future living standards.
Let us resist textbook censorship in public schools
Freeman Decker warns districts that school texts are public property and cannot be burned. An Americanism committee should inspect books, but critics fear selective censorship. Wakefield debate questions statements while author urges avoiding mass censorship and preserving educational quality.
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Freeman Decker
Wakefield
United States
Old Statistics Push Back On Nebraska Tax Broadening
The Nebraska Citizens Council releases figures arguing against broadening the tax base, claiming property taxes rise where sales taxes exist and citing district variances. It notes state relief from a 10 mill levy proposal and criticizes portrayal of benefits while highlighting unequal school district valuations and taxation burdens.
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Scottsbluff Star Herald
Nebraska Citizens Council
Nebraska
Nebraseka Citizens Council
Minatare
Scottsbluff
Omaha
Dear Folks Back From Break A Chuckling Office Memo
Frances Craig writes a lighthearted return note from a summer vacation. The boss arrives to relief and potential chaos as staff recap press deadlines, a bank robbery memo, and city hall moves. The piece blends office humor with local details and personal quirks.
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Congress Adjournment Fever S 1962 Budget Woes And Carver Library Plan
Rep. Martin notes Congress has been in session 129 days with 470 hours and 57 minutes logged. He highlights pending House measures including foreign aid and Public Works bills and cites a Cannon floor speech warning that the 1962 budget climbs toward $88 billion with rising debt. He covers a Carver library proposal in Missouri asking for $250,000 federal funding and a snack-bar plan to finance operating costs.
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Dave Martin
Congress
House
Senate
Cannon
Missouri
Appropriations Committee
George Washington Carver
National Association of Carver Boosters
Carver
Lorenzo News Flemings Guests At Rhode Home
Mrs. Floyd Fleming and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Fleming hosted Sunday dinner at the Wayne Rhode residence. Various relatives visited, with Janice Miller staying with grandparents, and several coffee and supper visits noted at the Meier and Fleming homes in a community family roundup.
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Floyd Fleming
Larry Fleming
Wayne Rhode
Janice Miller
Frank Meier
Clara Fleming
Barbara
Ted Fleming
Lulu Kloeppper
Stan Flaharty
Kurt
Geraldine Walker
Eugene Meier
Ervin Phelps
Akron
Colo
L. Madden
Don Hazlett
Richard Hazlitt
Don Hazlitt
Jim Phelps and Sons
Frances Miller
Arden
Kenneth Fleming
Marvin Fleming
Kim
Jim Hazlitt
E. L. Madden
Robert Hazlitt
E L. Madden
Eisenhower to host 87th Club at Gettysburg visit
General Eisenhower invites the 87th Club of fresh men Congressmen to his Gettysburg farm on September 11 for a battlefield tour and an outdoor luncheon with 42 Republican members. The invitation is welcomed by a local reader who praises Eisenhower as a Civil War expert and looks forward to the tour. Visitors from the 4th District include Mr and Mrs Howard Lotspeich and others from Alliance North Platte and Bingham.
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Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Howard Lotspeich
Bingham
Mark Lotspeich
Alliance
Stuart Atkinson
North Platte
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