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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1963
Page
2
The News Tribune Company invokes a Jefferson quote about freedom of reason, emphasizing commitment to pursuing truth and tolerating error in journalistic practice. This statement frames editorial independence and integrity as core values guiding reporting and public discourse.
The commentary argues North Korean raids risk breaking the Korea truce as U S divisions and ROK troops man the line. It credits General George H Cloud for warning the Reds to stay back and insists only credible force can deter a new invasion. Civil military observers are cited as believing the U S stance may avert renewed war.
In Mississippi the first round of the Democratic gubernatorial primary unfolds with four candidates. Campaigns emphasize anti Kennedy sentiment, spotlighting opponents Coleman Johnson and Sullivan. The Wall Street Journal notes federal overtones and Southern political climate shift as Kennedy name is used as a weapon, signaling a less solid Deep South.
The piece argues that wealth does not equate to extravagance, citing Henry Ford and Walter Knott as examples of prudent behavior. It cites Henry Ford avoiding new socks, Knott picking up a candy wrapper, and figures like Hume Adams Taft Gandhi Scott and Randolph as frugal or austere in daily habits.
A column questions U.S. nuclear testing policy and space defense. It cites the Air Force on satellite damage, notes uncertainty over Soviet impact, and warns that banning tests in space obscures whether satellites could be knocked out. The piece argues haste in space policy risks decisive tech without experiments.
A defense of local control over schooling argues that communities decide school funding and policies, while federal aid risks centralized control. The piece criticizes assurances that aid equals no control, cites Office of Education plans for supervision, and warns against bureaucratic influence shaping curricula and teacher training. It highlights a pamphlet alleging a class warfare motive and warns against brainwashing narratives.
A civic call to action urges writing to senators and representatives about important issues. It lists current lawmakers including Stuart Symington Edward Long Richard Ichord and Clarence Cannon with their Washington offices and district details for Missouri counties.
Washington sets off a clash as Sen John Stennis and Sen Barry Goldwater condemn a Defense directive that could use military bases to push social reform. They warn it risks politicizing the armed forces and affecting promotions while lawmakers call for investigations and extended hearings on civil defense programs.
A Wall Street Journal excerpt notes that many ex professors doubt the new economics. It argues perpetual deficits and rising public debt threaten growth, inflation, and balance of payments, challenging federal policy and popular acceptance. The piece cites eminent economists worldwide who oppose easy money and heavy regulation.
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