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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1966
Page
2
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A 10 year old Cole County resident caused a fatal head on crash on Rex M. Whitton Expressway in Jefferson City. Observers urge Missouri to require annual driving tests for citizens 65 and older and bar licenses for those 80 and older, arguing safety and accountability. The piece calls for action by the 1967 Missouri General Assembly.
A Vietnam War grave case exposes military paperwork delays in locating relatives for Sgt. Richard Campos, who died on patrol Dec. 6. His body remains unclaimed at a West Coast Army facility, with Arlington or Golden Gate National Cemetery possible burial unless a relative appears to claim him.
Russell Kirk argues clergymen should not seek political office, citing John Randolph’s 1826 Virginia stance that pastoral duties conflict with legislative duties. The piece notes Randolph’s belief ministers cannot mix sacred duties with politics and mentions plans to observe his bicentennial, inviting readers to send commemorations.
David Lawrence notes a brewing showdown as President Johnson meets nine Democratic governors in Austin while Republican governors form a Washington based association. The piece argues cooperation is needed but no workable formula exists to define responsibilities and funding between federal and state levels, with concerns over pork barrel politics and administration efficacy.
A New Orleans view asserts Lee Harvey Oswald was not a crackpot and details his New Orleans years from 1959 to 1963. The piece traces his moves including Cuba ties, his Dallas murder date, and the Warren Report chronology while calling for stronger date accuracy and federal state power debates.
A critical look at TV networks after the November election argues coverage misled viewers about Republican gains and the scale of victories. It notes inflated optimism, calls for competition over censorship, and praises print media as a more objective alternative.
Former Assistant Secretary of Labor Daniel Moynihan proposed a universal family allowance costing about 8 billion dollars yearly. Senator Kennedy joked about Moynihan’s answer as campaign laughter rose. Moynihan later faced a rapid change after a Baton Rouge encounter, and Long boosted the highway crew. Other anecdotes touch on politics, Beijing stories, and court criticisms from Lincoln-Douglas era reflections.
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