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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1973
Page
2
Publisher William H Weldon and President Robert Bosser present a Jefferson quotation on free inquiry. The message emphasizes courage to pursue truth and tolerate error while keeping reason free to challenge ideas.
The Missouri Department of Corrections invited radical defense lawyer William M. Kunstler to a seminar, a move condemned as a serious error. The invitation was canceled after inquiries, and editors urge Senate and House appropriations committees and Gov. Bond to scrutinize the new prison administration and its philosophy to prevent disruption and dissension.
The Arizona Republic notes corporate philanthropy funds higher education but is increasingly used to critique free enterprise. David Packard and Dr John A Howard urge reassessment, arguing many grants support anti business bias. Economist Neil H Jacoby counters myths of corporate power and wealth concentration.
Analysis argues Arab unity rests on Islam and anti Israel sentiment, challenging U.S. pro Israel policy. It traces historical Arab Jew relations, Nasser’s influence, Zionist aims, and media bias while linking oil politics to Cold War tensions and Geneva talks shaped by Soviet and U.S. interests.
A mail bag letter urges Amtrak to add one daily train between St. Louis and Kansas City to ease gasoline shortages and benefit Jefferson City and surrounding towns. The writer attacks city officials for costly studies, misused federal funds, poorly planned traffic signals, and a controversial parade. The piece ends with a reflective biblical quote and a call for wiser planning and trust.
A political column argues President Nixon must speak clearly as the nation endures energy shortages. It urges unified sacrifice, criticizes blame games between the White House and Congress, and calls for consistent leadership, reduced travel, and fair shared burdens to mobilize the country for a stronger future.
Ten year ago Richard Roark 11 son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Roark won a new station wagon for saving three young girls from an automobile. Mary Ann Frank daughter of Mr and Mrs Raphael Frank attended the National 4 H Daily Conference in Chicago as one of five Missouri youths to receive expense paid trips.
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