21 Jun 1966
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Newspaper
Daily Capital News
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1966
Page
1
Statement from president William H Weldon affirms fearless pursuit of truth and tolerance of error while reason remains free to combat. Jefferson quote accompanies the message.
The University of Missouri administration shows a condescending stance toward state government and lawmakers. A clash with the Legislative Fiscal Affairs Committee over budgets and campus spending ended with the committee retreating and the university deemed to have complied, though observers fear an overbearing attitude persists.
City of Jefferson warns that current dog licenses expire July 2 and rabies inoculation is required. Unlicensed dogs at large face pickup by the Humane Officer. Councilman Montie Willcoxon backs a leash or voice controlled ordinance. City Attorney Thomas Rose drafts the measure.
The article critiques Senator Robert Kennedy’s Africa swing and speechmaking, arguing his one man one vote stance clashes with South Africa’s reality. It notes reformist backlash, praise from some in America, and forecasts his presidential bid faltering amid Leftist pressure and California primary losses.
A dated column analyzes California politics after the recent primary. It notes Reagan’s campaign strength, Christopher and Knight figures, and party dynamics. It highlights the Republican unity around Reagan, Democratic anxieties, and the role of pollsters and media in shaping perceptions. The piece hints at a heated summer ahead.
Washington commentary argues the credibility gap widens as HEW and AMA lack solid estimates of how many of 17 to 18 million elderly will seek hospital care once Medicare starts July 1. It notes political attempts to shield Johnson administration from blame, with warnings of a possible crisis if promised benefits fall short and doctors or nurses respond by taking vacation or reducing capacity.
Washington reports the Supreme Court ruled suspects must be warned of their right to remain silent and to have counsel before questioning after custody. Voluntary confessions require proof of safeguards. dissenters warn of hampered police work as law evolves with Fifth Amendment protections.
Caustic Willliams seeks a new pairing with Watson after Penrose’s death in a Senate exchange. quips range from Freeman’s fatherly pride to Churchill’s glow worm boast, plus a judge Curran dismissal and a bridal mishap tale and Rep Derwinski’s wife remark.
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