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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1973
Page
2
A Jefferson quotation asserts courage to pursue truth and to tolerate error while reason remains free to challenge. The message emphasizes intellectual liberty and the duty to seek understanding without fear.
Readers urged the Jefferson City Council to adopt a snow emergency rule modeled on Kansas City's phase system. Drivers without snow tires or chains cause traffic jams on hills and main routes during storms. Phase 2 bans parking on snow routes to speed plowing and reduce delays.
Nelson Rockefeller quits as New York governor to devote himself to two committees seen as sources of inspiration. He rejects talk of a 1976 Republican presidential bid, warning campaign actions invite scrutiny and highlighting his past role in shaping GOP intraparty debates. Conservative leaders and Rockefeller loyalists anticipate a hard road to regain influence.
Ralph de Toledano argues that voluntary energy conservation and domestic resource development can end dependence on Arab oil. He dismisses pessimism, cites abundant U S oil, gas, coal, and nuclear potential, and urges science, government, and industry to accelerate safe, cleaner energy while resisting blackmail and panic.
The mail bag claims Attica turmoil stemmed from leftist politics citing mediators William Kunstler Bobby Seale and Huey P Newton. It cites Tom Hayden discussions and quotes a local professor praising Marxism among MSP inmates while criticizing anti communism and tax funded commie training in the area.
An essay-like piece traces Mohammed's life and Islam's origins, noting the Qur an and Islamic views on fate. It links Arab beliefs to a political frame the author says challenges US policy under Nixon and Kissinger, highlighting destiny as a guiding force behind actions.
National defense plans around Saigon reveal North Vietnamese preparations for a major offensive early next year. Soviet tanks and missiles flow into South Vietnam, hundreds of airfields are built or repaired, and Saigon questions U.S. restraint as cease-fire limits erode amid rising casualties.
In Jefferson City last evening at the Governor Hotel the Evening Newcomers Club introduced its 1963 officers: Mrs. George Dalton president, Mrs. R. G. Palmer vice president, Mrs. Jerome Dosek secretary, and Mrs. Louis Rackers treasurer. Joe Jimenez, age 37, named new pro at Jefferson City Country Club by club president Forrest Carson, following participation in the National Open three times.
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