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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1965
Page
2
William H. Weldon, president, guides the News Tribune Company while embracing Jefferson's warning that truth must lead and error must be tolerated only to keep reason unchained for open debate. The message echoes commitment to press freedom and responsible reporting.
A critique argues national postal faults lie with patrons and system strain, while praising local employees from Blair's office to custodians. Branch 127 funds coffee service at the main Post Office, and a Sunday lobby event runs 1 to 4 PM to thank workers who help customers, with readers urged to mail early and show appreciation.
Americans view General de Gaulle’s slim political showing with mixed feelings as France faces housing shortages inflation and costly projects. Critics cast him as nationalistic prideful and distrustful of the US while supporters note his restraint on inflation and grand ambitions. The piece warns against gloating and urges weighing alternatives before judging the General.
Russell Kirk argues for a shift from endless guerrilla fighting in Vietnam to stronger U S actions. He calls for alternatives such as bombing industrial targets near Hanoi Haiphong a naval blockade and a fortified defensive line from Thailand through Laos to the China Sea backed by Thai Army and South Vietnamese forces with American support. He urges public discussion of decisive options beyond mere shouting and prolonged conflict.
Congressional Quarterly reports growing GOP concern over aluminum and copper stockpile use. Republicans press for inquiry into price controls and defense needs, while a pending Senate bill seeks to merge stockpiles and limit executive power. The House hearing revealed party and administration clashes over control.
A white Alabama jury convicted a white man of second degree murder in the ambush slaying of a Negro foundry worker. Another Alabama jury convicted three Ku Klux Klansmen on federal charges tied to the Liuzzo case. The piece argues convictions show progress and warn against tampering with juries, cautioning on proposed reforms and federal overreach, with notes on past race justice incidents.
Citizens urged to contact their lawmakers on current legislation. The notice lists Senators Stuart Symington and Edward Long and Representatives Richard Ichard and William Hungate with district details and Washington address information.
Washington analysis argues the Vietnam conflict will intensify and may involve bombing Hanoi. The piece cites McNamara on a long war, Mahon urging defense cuts, and warns that Red China could escalate with ground troops. It calls for decisive use of air power and unified resolve to end the war quickly.
Analysis of a survey shows alarming youth attitudes with broad support for limiting rights and expanding government control. Majorities favor denying the accused the right to confront witnesses, warrantless searches, curbing press and speech, and government ownership of key industries. The piece questions whether adults have handed down these views.
Willie Day Taylor, close to the Johnson family since 1950, has spent weekends in the White House and moved into the mansion when the Johnsons travel. She works in the East Wing by day and stays nearby at night, often in the Lincoln or Queen's room. Luci Johnson recently hunted for her father's approval to marry Pat Nugent, while Luci recovered from a viral illness. Hubert Humphrey kept a busy speaking circuit nationwide, from Nashville to Seattle, during the president’s gall bladder operation period.
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