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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1968
Page
2
The TriBune Tribune notes a Jefferson quotation as part of an editorial ethos. The piece frames commitment to truth and free reason while challenging error in public discourse, underscoring the paper’s stance on principled journalism.
The Pompano Beach Sun-Sentinel editorial denounces a Christmas truce in Vietnam as dangerous and hypocritical. It argues the Viet Cong will exploit the lull to reinforce and plan attacks, condemns the notion of a humane gesture, and warns the ceasefire serves Viet Cong aims rather than allied troops.
A Jefferson City reader urges the city to switch downtown Sunday signals from full controls to yellow flashing mode. The writer notes light pedestrian and vehicle traffic at 9 am last Sunday and argues flashing signals would keep traffic flowing safely without hindering churchgoers.
By FALS HARVEY argues that segments of the press have been accused of staged violence and biased reporting during Nixon coverage. The piece cites Eisenhower era critiques, US News & World Report questions, and a shift toward perceived partisanship and involvement by a new generation of journalists. It warns readers to scrutinize what they read hear and see.
The piece describes African Christian art unseen until the 19th century, focusing on Lamidi Fakeye’s bas relief wooden door panels at the University of Ibadan chapel. Ten panels depict key moments in Christ’s life, highlighting tradition, reverence, and the Nativity's meaning in African sculpture.
The reader questions the county court budget and road conditions, arguing better roads matter more than tax increases. They commend Wildhaber and Scrivner for street renaming actions, urging timely renumbering to avoid confusion and promote orderly growth and cooperation among residents, post offices, utilities, and businesses.
Washington reports reveal the Army plans to lift secrecy on the Kwajalein ABM base and announce weekly Sentinel missile tests. The program, aimed at stopping Soviet and Chinese missiles, faces Johnson administration hesitation over public framing and potential arms talks before Nixon takes office.
Jess G. LeCurn of 722 Houchin St. was elected president of the Capital Shrine Club, succeeding H. W. Holliway of 1921 Chicago Rd. The report notes the local club leadership change as of Tuesday. Alberta J. Meyer of Jefferson City chairs an 11 member Missouri Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs steering committee. Barbara Buescher, daughter of Victor Buescher, received a nurse’s cap at a ceremony in Jesse Auditorium with 37 other graduates.
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