Sidney Telegraph editorial page overview
The Sidney Telegraph presents itself as Western Nebraska's oldest paper, founded in 1873, and an official Cheyenne County newspaper. It notes AP association, Nebraska Press membership, and publication schedule of Monday Wednesday and Friday by The Telegraph Printing Co. at 830 11th Ave, Sidney Nebraska.
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Western
Nebraska
Associated Press
Nebraska Press Alsn
Cheyenne County
Sidney Telegraph
the Telegraph Printing Co., Inc
Llth Ave
Sidney
L. A. Ganson
Office Board of County Commissioners
A. D. Stewitts
Board of Insanity
W. D. Lyles
Board of Paupers
C. P. Chambers
S. L. Burger
Fred Dawson
Star Clothing House
David Gutfreund
Lorren North
Pierre Sanders
W. F. Bassett
Bassett
Abuse Of Social Security and Medicare Critique
Opinion piece arguing Social Security and Medicare threaten free enterprise and national morale. Claims Senate action linking Medicare to Social Security endangers the nation’s medical system, with rising payroll taxes and employer costs. Calls for Congress to oppose the expansion and warns of further erosion of benefits.
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Senate
House
Questioning the lieutenant governor role and state legislature design
A column discusses the largely unused lieutenant governor office and its value. It argues for assigning meaningful duties and, drawing on the federal model, proposes allowing states to craft legislatures with one house on population and the other incorporating geography, raising calls for a constitutional amendment. It cites court rulings and political debate to support broader state latitude.
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Supreme Court
Colorado
Senate
Potter Stewart
Congress
New York
U. S
Nevada
U.S
California
Los Angeles County
Rocky Mountain News
Dalton Fall Festival prep spans a busy week
Ten years ago Dalton geared up for the 27th annual Fall Festival Monday and Tuesday as locals, including the Merrick family, prepared. Sidney's Telegraph changes to a triweekly schedule starting Monday. local officials and polio cases noted amid broader town history and community events.
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Dalton
Sidney
Merrick
Eldred
Bruce
Elinor
Sidney Telegraph
Telegraph
Willis
Bill Rezac
Roy Bauer
Valley
Earl Grove
Erwin Smith
Ron Ahlberg
George Ott
Bill Paulson
Gene Morris
Clyde Simms
Harold Tobin
Myron Peter
Murrey Fuller
Nebraska State Aeronautics Commission
Lincoln Steel Co
Earl Howerter
George Fleming
Cheyenne County
Patricia Pelster
Herb. Hruska, Jr
Japan
Don Barker
Good Neighbors
T. R. Tillotson
Frances Nelson
Leon Lafler
Scottsbluff
Rocky Mountain Region
International Toastmistress Club, Inc
Billy Dorwart
Sidney Country Club
John Daugherty
William
Muggs) Null
Art Closman
Hans Cook
Lyle Boyd
Ralph Null
B. J
Leo Osborn
J. L. McIntosh
Washington, D.C
Burlington
Carl Hutchison
James Devier
Marie Baker
Sterling
Vernon Bonsteel
Lawrence Carr
Hazle Brannon Smith bombed for fearless editorials in Mississippi
Hazel Brannon Smith, Pulitzer Prize winner and Northside Reporter publisher in Jackson, Miss., had her offices bombed while away from town. The act is condemned as an assault on free speech and democratic society, highlighting dangers to journalists nationwide. Don McGinley of Ogallala withdrew from Nebraska’s 44th Legislative District state senate race, opening it to Ramey Whitney and C. N. Clemens. McGinley, a former Democratic congressman, left a legacy of diligence and independence. his exit is seen as Nebraska’s loss.
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Rosemont
the Methodist Church
Callahan Block
W. M. Fuller
Margaret McLernon
Fremont
Normal College
Frank Hand
P. C. C. Club
Sidney Opera House
Hattie Radcliff
Lincoln
George Winkelman
Frank
Omaha
Dickinson
Black Hills
Cheyenne County
J. R. Merifield
International Bioscope Co
Opera House
Ogallala
Tucker
Sidney Public
Stevens
Sprague
Shelton
Twenty-first Infantry Band
Ft. Sidney
C. Cechsle
F. H. E. Ebstein
Hazel Brannon Smith
Jackson
Miss
Northside Reporter
Northside
Jackson, Miss
Don McGinley
Nebraska
McGinley
Ramey Whitney
Chappell
C. N. Clemens
Bridgeport
Dave Martin
Scottbluff Star-Herald
Senate
Austin
Truman
Johnson
Humphrey
al Smith
Across and Down Puzzle Clues Set for Word联
A mixed list of crossword like clues including animals plants and objects. The grid features definitions for across and down entries such as Camel's hair cloth Kiwi Mischievous children and Beloved, along with various cryptic style hints and partial phrases.
Letter Box Editor Chooses Between Socialism and Democracy
Sidney Telegraph readers weigh the Democratic and Goldwater Miller tickets. The piece contrasts Johnson’s federalism and civil rights stance with Goldwater’s self-reliance and selective support for racial equality, citing NAACP endorsement issues and Navajo testimony on his race views.
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Sidney Telegraph
Goldwater- Miller
Johnson
Miller
Goldwater
NAAPC
Hosteen Begay
Goldewater
Helen Vernon
Johnsons conflict of interest with FCC licenses
The piece discusses a basic conflict between President Johnson’s family ownership of radio and television properties and federal regulation. It notes possible FCC decisions that boosted profits, calls it a monopoly risk, and suggests disclosure of public officials wealth and holdings as a remedy, citing Washington and media observers.
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New York Times
Johnson
Edward W. Barrett
Columbia Journalism Review
Federal Communications Committee
Federal
Commission
FCC
Barrett
Senate Commerce Committee
White House
Johnsons
Congress
Johnson TV
Messrs
Nixon
Goldwater
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Christian Science Monitor
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