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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1973
Page
2
The News Tribune Company presents a Jefferson quote on pursuing truth and tolerating error while preserving liberty of reason, reflecting historical journalistic ideals. The message underscores commitment to free inquiry and critical discussion in reporting and commentary.
The piece argues detente dimmed by a new Middle East war and Soviet betrayals. It recalls 1933 recognition, broken promises, and promises of trade, urging honesty as the best tool in dealings with the communists, citing Ambassador Bullitt’s wisdom.
The Houston Post argues that ties with Taiwan remain crucial as many nations shift recognition to Beijing. Taiwan, with 16 million people, is a growing trade partner and the island’s goal is to raise two way trade with the United States from 2 to 5 billion dollars by 1976 despite lacking full diplomatic ties.
In Washington the piece argues the Arab oil embargo is Kremlin engineered to cripple NATO and push non-Communist powers toward Moscow. It calls for UN action and GATT rules to sanction oil producers, urging Nixon and Kissinger or Congress to press the Arab states to lift the embargo and restore Western leadership.
A reader letter laments widespread rustling in Missouri from chickens to tractors while noting hogs and cattle as targets. It urges branding animals and warns that confronting rustlers with guns risks murder charges and a bleak fate if caught, arguing crime is increasingly tolerated over honest living.
The Committee For A Free China delegates react as Henry Kissinger signals enduring U S friendship with the People s Republic of China. Critics say the pledge undermines Taiwan’s free China and U S defense commitments while urging support for a democratic Taiwan.
Washington watchers recount the FTC Hi-C docket No 8839 as a landmark clash over “the sensible drink.” The case, heard by Administrative Law Judge William K Jackson in 1972 after a 26 month ad campaign ended, ended with acquittal on unfair and deceptive ad claims. Commissioner Mary Gardiner Jones dissented, arguing the effort reflected bias toward a naive consumer.
The 26th annual Capitol Caroling is set for 8 p.m. Tuesday with over 400 participants and four soloists Steve Bickle Bill Kruse Richard Jarrett and Patricia Crowe. Mrs Loring Turner harp Don Gentzsch violin Richard Jones home on 40 day leave after OCS graduation at Newport R I.
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