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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1968
Page
2
The News Tribune Company led by publisher William H. Weldon and president Robert Blosser proclaims a commitment to pursuing truth and tolerating error in free scientific and journalistic inquiry, reflecting Jeffersonian principles.
A Pompano Beach Sun Sentinel editorial argues skyjackings reflect U S policy failures. It criticizes reliance on free return flights to Cuba and urges harsher measures including suspending Freedom Flights and halting medical supplies to Cuba until hijackers are prosecuted.
Rep. C. M. Bassman of District 106 receives the honor from Republican colleagues, becoming the second-ranking Republican in the Missouri House. The three-term Gasconade County and District 106 representative is praised for a voting record protecting constituent interests and constitutional adherence.
Paul Harvey salutes the American Legion as it marks its 50th birthday and vows a renewed push to defend patriotism. He notes past criticisms, praises volunteer efforts by Legionnaires, and calls for growth, civic participation, and a stronger sense of national service. He warns against political missteps and urges the Legion to return to its front line role in defending the republic.
Max Rafferty argues public school administration is faltering as superintendents hit short tenures. He cites lack of job security, pressure from parents and officials, and a system that rewards blandness over action. The piece questions scapegoating and urges focus on real reform rather than changing leaders.
Henry J. Taylor argues the Nixon administration faces a pivotal clash over National Labor Relations Board appointments, a key power center for Big Labor. He contends the board is biased, expands bargaining, and shields unions through patronage, making reform crucial to curb coercion and public costs.
Notes from Jefferson City recount deer tag sales in Cole County per County Clerk William Tellman. City engineers hire extra help for bond project pace, topography survey on Monroe Street parking lot by Cole County surveyor David Brown. Victor Huhman wins Major Burridge award for a death of a salesman speech at Toastmasters, 25 years past. Postmaster appointment Chester A. Platt named acting postmaster. Marvin Sachs recalls a motorcycle accident with no injuries. Arnold Gould to discuss You Can’t Buy Victory on KWOS. S. Schneider returns from New York after service since 1917. Provident Association annual meeting elects officers: Charles A Winston president, Mrs. Laura Green VP, Edson L. Burch treasurer, O. W. Wright secretary.
Citizens are urged to contact their senators and representatives with issues and opinions. Addresses for Sen Stuart Symington and Sen Edward Long are listed in Washington DC. House members Ichord and Hungate are noted with their district counties.
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