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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1973
Page
2
The Jefferson City Post Tribune publishes on August 7, 1973 with publisher William H. Weldon and president Robert Blosser listed in the masthead. The paper notes the Tribune Company name and quotes Thomas Jefferson on liberty of reason.
The Missouri Supreme Court considers new rules to raise ethics standards for judges. Proposals bar judges from active roles in business, limit gifts over 100 dollars, require annual income disclosures, and prohibit service on nonlegal commissions. Editors urge adoption, citing ABA alignment and public trust.
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee rejected G McMurtrie Godley for Assistant Secretary of State for Far East Asian Affairs citing his Laos tenure. The panel framed its action as loyalty to official policy over personal judgment, likening it to McCarthyism and raising questions about Foreign Service function under party loyalty.
Washington and New York Senator Javits warn that Soviet restrictions on Jewish emigration reflect a broader war on religious freedom. The column cites Lenin’s anti religious stance, describes church restrictions in Moscow, and notes state controls over marriage, divorce, schooling, and worship under communism.
A reader questions the Conservation Commission for endorsing four primitive weapon and archery deer hunts. He cites an expert bow hunter and a Michigan winter count showing many deer with painful wounds, asking who the commission truly serves and urging humane policy changes.
A columnist argues the Senate Foreign Relations Committee probes the 1969 71 bombing of Cambodia though secrecy was the norm in wartime The piece questions the credibility of assertions by former Defense Secretary Laird and contends the war was run mainly by the State Department with public oversight limited by diplomatic aims.
Senator Strom Thurmond introduces Senate bill 2237 to bring labor unions under antitrust law. The proposal argues unions monopolize, raise wages and prices, and hurt consumers, urging Congress to restore competitive balance and protect working people.
A look back shows Mr and Mrs Richard F McKinney returning from a Great Lakes tour visiting Mackinac Bridge Fort Mackinac and Wisconsin before heading home. The Rev G Nelson Duke of Montgomery Alabama will assume the First Baptist Jefferson City pastorate with first service August 18.
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