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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1971
Page
2
A brief front page memorial reflecting on journalism's duty to pursue truth and resist error, citing historical ideals and the enduring commitment of WWS Tribune Company figures William Weldon and Robert Blogler as we honor their roles in guiding the press.
President Nixon faced a House Senate conference panel that trimmed most tax cut excesses but left intact a deferment creating a political campaign slush fund for presidential candidates. Critics warn the provision would tax deduct donations, encourage abuse, and push the scheme into state levels, risking fiscal irresponsibility before the 1976 election.
The Rev. Ralph Abernathy, SCLC president, visits East Germany and praises Angela Davis while denouncing U S racism and imperialism. He urges continued fight against injustice and suggests strong critique of American prosecutors and courts amid Cold War tensions.
An Eagle Grove Eagle article questions whether marijuana use leads to other crimes and notes that even if it did not, the cost and consequences should alarm users and parents. It references a Texas college paper and mentions a Youth Arrested for possession, urging reflection on outcomes of conviction.
Diplomatic reads from Embassy Row say China plans to push Taiwan as its territory at the United Nations. If adopted, the resolution would demand US withdrawal from Taiwan, end military and economic aid to Taipei, and derail the US Nationalist regime’s treaty, placing Washington in a no-win dilemma.
Henry J. Taylor surveys French and Soviet espionage networks in a wide field piece. The analysis cites SDECE's Col. Paul Fournier, KGB methods, defection value, and methods like assassination and deception while noting the US stance against assassination.
A Missouri reader urges naming the University of Missouri field house after Don Faurot in recognition of his decades of service to the university and state. The letter notes political support enabled the building and contrasts it with Memorial Stadium.
Ten year-old notes from Jefferson City include Richard K. McMurray promoted to permanent mails superintendent at Jefferson City post offices. State building plans near $1 million for Jefferson City progress, with $485000 for new general headquarters. Chamber receives $100 donation to development fund.
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