06 Feb 1963
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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1963
Page
1
The dialogue centers on U S Cuba policy and the Cuban buildup including missiles bases and personnel. It covers possible sources, the risk to the Western Hemisphere, and calls for presenting information to the President while protecting sources.
A Missouri political clash centers on remarks about voting rights and party loyalties as Rep. Schantz’s letters critique Democratic influence. The dialogue covers ground to air and intermediate range missile bases, with officials and party leaders debating disclosures about Cuba, Soviet missiles, and government confidence. Ingles accuses Republicans of raising funds to cover a party deficit, while both parties face their annual state meetings in Kansas City and Springfield.
City Attorney Thomas P. Rose filed a declaratory judgment suit in Cole County Circuit Court to authorize annexation of about 25 acres south of the city. Respondents include Martin and Maybelle Didtman, owners of Sunset Lake and related restaurant and recreation facilities. The action follows a council approved annexation resolution and mirrors a prior filing aimed at east highway property. Citizens seek rapid legal action to place the proposal on April city election ballots.
The White House announced steps to bar government financed cargoes from being shipped on foreign flag vessels that have called at Cuban ports since 1983. Owners may send other ships to the U S but must assure future none will serve in Cuban trade. The aim is to pressure shipowners to avoid Cuban ports.
Capital reviews a slate of proposals facing the Missouri General Assembly. Governors program ideas and revenue needs meet resistance as lawmakers mull income and sales tax changes. Some members call for refining the income tax and limiting new levies while fearing deficit funding. The debate also touches on a trading stamp plan and pay-as-you-go versus borrowing for capital projects.
A historical critique argues the School Lunch Program wastes tax dollars and shifts power to federal agencies. It cites AMS funding, surplus food subsidies, and the District of Columbia special appropriations, urging restoration of local control and a reduction of federal roles. The piece links these programs to higher food costs, political power over youth, and a proposed 23rd Amendment concept amid a broader call to cut government and taxes.
Kansas City AP reports a drop in temperatures for Missouri on Thursday but the subsequent five days will see temperatures 12 to 15 degrees above normal. The forecast notes a temporary cool spell before a warmer stretch, with the warmer period extending across the state and beyond the immediate day.
Voters in Concordia approved a 231000 bond for water and sewer upgrades and a city lake, by 372 to 15. North Kansas City school district backed a 3200000 bond for a second elementary, 3780 to 685 with 17 percent turnout. Marshall approved a 1200000 revenue bond for city water improvements, while Liberty approved an 800000 sewer bond by 1182 to 403 after prior rejections. Salisbury district planned 845000 for elementary school facilities and additions. West Germany's Adenauer urged NATO unity and European cooperation, backing Britain’s entry to the EEC and arguing for a multilateral nuclear deterrent amid Cold War tensions.
The state Board of Education approved a Newton McDonald County plan for a new junior college district using facilities on the old Camp Crowder area. Hubert Wheeler said officer residences are usable and tentative approval has been granted for building transfers. Ballots will be provided for Newton and McDonald voters on April 2 to decide establishment, with Jefferson County also voting on a county wide district.
State Rep Tom Baker proposes a $2 billion appropriation to relocate the battleship Missouri from Bremerton and to fund removal of Egyptian temples and pyramids threatened by the Aswan Dam. He suggests housing them in Missouri parks and using the battleship to transport them, financed by a 16 cent tax on food and medicine purchases.
Direct losses to taxpayers listed across Volumes 1 through 1 31 total 91 540 651 248 with figures for ABACA Production and Sales Cuba Nickel Eskimo Dwellings Passamaquoddy Rama Road Texas City Tin Smeller Sugar Act Program TVA Fertilizer Program Federal Land Banks Patent Office Pribiof Islands Soil Conservation Service Tennessee Valley Authority Urban Renewal Federal Crop Insurance Island Trading Company Micronesia Reconstruction Finance Corp Small Business Administration Maritime Administration Rural Electrification Rural Defense Plants National Capitol Housing Authority Farmers Home Administration General Services Administration Export-Import Bank Rubber Producing Facilities Agricultural Conservation Program Service and School Lunch Program.
Lt. Gov. Hilard A. Bush announced endorsements from the executive board of the Missouri Retail Grocers Association and the Brotherhood for Railway Conductors and Brakemen. The disclosures come as Hearnes also seeks the Democratic nomination.
Missouri justices weighed whether media coverage tainted a rape case against Odam in Jasper County. Attorneys argued bias from reporting and a confession may violate due process, while prosecutors said sensationalism alone proves no bias. the court reserved ruling.
A series of bills aims to raise county court clerks salaries, set safety standards for contractors, allow city planning commissions, increase state airport aid, establish an outdoor recreation inter-agency council, adjust retirement for judges, and redraw county college district boundaries among Camden Pulaski Ray and Carroll counties in Missouri.
Tass reported the Soviet space probe Mars, launched November 1, is about 339 million miles from Earth and expected to reach Mars vicinity by the end of May. The update notes the craft is progressing toward the planet with a planned approach window.
The White House seeks to quiet partisan debate as Sen John Stennis leads a subcommittee on Cuba amid reports of a massive Soviet buildup. Kennedy cites US intelligence finding 17 000 to 18 000 troops and one potential Soviet ship since the blockade lift. Humphrey and Dirksen push for public hearings on missiles and bases in Cuba.
Ben B. Stewart of the Missouri Board of Probation and Parole is named as the board's delegate to the First National Parole Institute. Representatives from 20 parole agencies across the nation will gather at the Institute of Government in North Carolina for a week to study juvenile and adult parole administration.
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