Editorial page overview from The Sidney Telegraph
The Sidney Telegraph editorial page notes its status as Cheyenne County’s official newspaper, highlights Western Nebraska’s oldest paper founded in 1873, and lists affiliations with The Associated Press and the Nebraska Press Association along with its publication schedule and printer details.
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Sidney Telegraph
the Telegraph:Printing Co.,’Inc
Sidney
Nebraska
Western Nebraska
Associated Press
Nebraska Press Assn
Wheat Growers Unite To Tackle Surplus And Boost Exports
The Nebraska Wheat Growers Association touts six years of hard hitting programs, joint efforts with state and national groups, and milestones such as greater exports, improved grain inspection, higher export wheat quality, freight rate reductions, and the Nebraska Wheat Commission. It invites Cheyenne County farmers and related businessmen to join as associates at ten dollars a year to sustain momentum and benefits.
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United States
Nebraska Wheat Growers’ Assn
Nebraska Wheat Commission
Wheat Growers Associations
Cheyennne County Wheat Growers Assn
Cheyenne County
Grow Up and Stay Alive in Auto Safety
The article argues maturity, not just age, governs driving danger. Immature drivers exist in all age groups and exhibit impatience, speeding, cutting queues, and racing traffic. It calls for stronger emphasis on responsible behavior and a practical slogan to curb accidents.
Industrial bond issue plan urged to boost Nebraska jobs
Amid population declines and 680000 young Nebraskans entering the labor market by 1970, editors urge abandoning rural urban rancor to back an industrial bond issue. The Arkansas example shows a $450000 plant creating 1500 local jobs and $4.5 million yearly payroll, with long term wage flow and lease purchase return, arguing the plan benefits the region.
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Babson Magic Circle Educational Foundation
Flippin
Gassville
Ozarks
Arkansas
Capital Shirt, Corp
New York
Nebraska
Money Behind Rural Power Fight
The Scottsbluff Star-Herald reports on the REA loan rate debate between REA administrator David A. Hamil and NRECA chief Clyde T. Ellis. Hamil argues for charging the government loan costs to REA districts, raising rates to about four percent, while Ellis contends against higher costs and warns of Wall Street influence. The piece notes the electrification program’s 25 year history and calls for REA districts to be self supporting with clear public understanding.
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David A. Hamil
REA
Hamil
Clyde T. Eilis
National Rural Electric Cooperative Association
Rea’s
Wall Street
Ellis
Heading For Conservatism In The Midwestern Town
The column notes rising conservatism in spending with demand for economical cars, retrofitted houses, smaller families, and growing Savings Bonds and savings accounts. It contrasts public thrift with party plans for large federal programs and looming doomsday bomb talk in a campaign year.
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Nance County Journal
Kennedy talk boosts Democrats in Sidney visit
Democrats gain some support after Robert Kennedy's Sidney appearance despite not addressing key topics. Kennedy emphasized his background on the Senate's anti corruption panel, earning praise for charm and perceived loyalty as a future adviser if his brother becomes president.
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Robert Kennedy
Sidney
Kennedy
Senate “Ratkets
John
Khrushchev
United Nations
Bob Kennedy
The Kefauver Probe and Drug Pricing Debate
The Kefauver committee examined high drug prices and argued profits fund risky research. Experts note many trials fail, but when a product succeeds doctors may face steep prices to recoup losses. Caution urged to avoid harming essential medical research.
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Kefauver Committee
Kefauver
Across and Down Word Puzzle Clues Scramble the Grid
A crossword style list of across and down clues with varied definitions. Entries include relating to bribes limbs windflower and social terms as well as abbreviations and descriptive adjectives. The puzzle mentions Yes men Arabia and a mountain comb form as thematic hints for solver engagement.
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Yesmen
Arabia
Answer To Previous Puzzle
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Scotland
Hoffa Poised to Regain Control of Teamsters Soon
The Irrepressible James R. Hoffa may win release from court monitors and face early elections. If he gains full leadership, critics fear a powerful influence on the economy and potential industry pressure, while others hope moderation and public welfare guide any move.
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James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
United States District Court
Hoffa
Teamster Organization
America
Teamsters
Hofia
Voice Of Realism On Disarmament Talks And The Time Bomb
The piece argues that disarmament negotiations will likely not yield quick progress as the United Nations talks stalled when Communist nations walked out. It contrasts cynicism with realism, urging continued efforts to halt the time bomb ignited at Alamogordo 15 years ago and to pursue a workable arms reduction system despite frustrations.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Andrei Grozayoko
Eisenhower
United Nations
Africa
U. N
Alamogordo
Readership persists as books gain in the TV era
Publishers Weekly surveyed 199 publishers reporting book sales for the first half of the year rising versus the prior period. Serious non fiction and costly deluxe editions are popular while some say television may even boost reading by keeping people at home and seeking escape from TV excess.
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Publishers Weekly Report
Two Civil War Era $3 Bills Found in Trunk in Martinsburg
Mrs Esther Beatty of Martinsburg found two three dollar bills dated 1845 and 1846 in an old trunk at her home in Mount Vernon Ohio. The bills are part of sound currency noted in the report.
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Mount Vernon
Ohio
Esther Beatty
Martinsburg
Fumigated Oats May Affect Egg Size Says USDA
U S Department of Agriculture cautions that oats fumigated with ethylene dibromide must be aerated before feeding to laying hens to prevent egg size reductions. Limited tests suggest possible effects, but researchers note aeration can avoid issues. USDA plans further studies but says no need for broad concern if fumigants and stored grains are properly used.
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USDA
Cattlemen Review Future Food Supply at National Convention
At the American National Cattlemen's Association gathering resolutions address future food supply challenges and growth. The group backs Congress action to let voters decide the continuation or repeal of the 16th Amendment. It urges voluntary deductions on livestock sales for beef promotion and research and calls for leather use emphasis and shoe material labeling. The association supports official vaccination of bovine beef type females as an alternative brucellosis recertification method and free inter state movement for vaccinated females.
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American National Cattlemen’s Associatio Convention
Association
Congress
Packers and Stockyards
Bank Feeding Banks Cut Waste and Aid Cattle Reach
Handy feeding banks with wide sloping sides allow cattle to reach grain easily and reduce spills. Banks are set at 30 degrees. In Denver a bank's revolving beacon atop its building was shielded by directors to block glare that previously illuminated social clubrooms in a nearby bank building.
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Denver
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