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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1965
Page
2
William H. Weldon, president of News Tribune Company, asserts commitment to free reason and opposition to error, quoting Thomas Jefferson on pursuing truth and tolerating error in editorial leadership.
A Missouri Bar president criticizes public ignorance of the courts and urges better citizen education. The editorial questions blaming colleges and universities and urges the bar to take responsibility, suggesting a readable booklet and talks by bar speakers to raise awareness.
The FDR Memorial Commission, formed ten years ago, is broke. Rep. Eugene J. Keogh proposes a $100,000 bill to restart the search for a fitting Franklin D. Roosevelt memorial after a 1959 site plan was rejected by the President’s family, Congress, and the Fine Arts Commission. The piece urges time over haste to reach an acceptable design.
Architects nationwide are asked to design log cabins for home use. Builders must study old methods and codes as demand grows. A modern builder warns drafts must be prevented and logs chosen for weather wear, making cabins costly. The piece suggests politicians may push log cabin appeal to attract wealthy candidates.
Russell Kirk argues youths naturally seek rules and discipline to shape behavior. A nurse recounts teaching manners to reduce misdeeds, stressing that rules forge morals. He notes permissive parenting leaves children adrift without guidance or duties, provoking rebellious attitudes on campus.
Barry Goldwater argues Red China should not join the United Nations, citing its belligerence and history of aggression. He contends the UN Charter opens membership to peace-loving states and warns that allowing Red China would threaten the UN’s purpose, questioning the body's survival if membership were granted.
Franco to mark his 39th year in power on Dec 4 with a routine of hard work, hunting, painting, and family time at El Pardo. Doctors note strong fitness as Spain lifts after civil war, with a five year plan, rising prices, censorship talks, and regent succession possible post Franco.
National Affairs column argues the United States needs a British style cabinet system with 10 outstanding men serving under the President and confirmed by the Senate. It cites Kennedy era tensions before the Cuban crisis, criticizing reliance on unconfirmed White House aides and urging routine cabinet meetings and accountable civilian leadership.
A call to action urges citizens to write their senators and representatives about important issues. It notes lawmakers may not know public opinion without correspondence and lists several Washington addresses for Senators Symington and Long and Representatives Ichord Hungate, with district counties.
Washington report examines Senator George Murphy of California and his hospitality to constituents. The piece contrasts Murphy’s film memorabilia and decor with fellow lawmakers like Vance Hartke and New York’s Javits, Kennedy personalities, and the steady stream of visitors to federal offices. It notes Murphy’s playful claim of intimacy with constituents and details on office surroundings and gifts.
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