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Jefferson City Post Tribune

Location

Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1961

Page

2

Traffic Safety Legislation Faces Rocky Road to Governor

In the early session the General Assembly debated six traffic safety bills tied to Gov. Dalton’s program. Measures include a point system for violations, jail terms for drunken driving, chemical tests, misdemeanor upgrades for early DUI convictions, mandatory safety vehicle inspections, and rules around license suspensions. Despite strong support in places, most faces hurdles and amendments as the June 30 deadline nears, with Sen. Avery guiding the package toward possible passage.

Hell Wist General Assembly Omer H. Avery Troy John M. Dalton Dalton Senate House Michael Kinney D-St. Louis Sen Avery William Haxter Waters

Reminder From Mr Adams on presidential incapacity

The Life magazine excerpt from Sherman Adams highlights the 1955 U S crisis when Eisenhower was ill and an informal six member committee ran the government. He urges Congress to set a simple procedure for the Vice President to act during presidential incapacity or consider a constitutional amendment.

ST Louis Post-Dispatch Sherman Adams Life Magazine Eisenhower Adams Denver Committee of Six Congress

Gary Cooper funeral marks end of an American icon

Hollywood mourned Gary Cooper at a Beverly Hills church funeral as the Cowboy star and outdoorsman died of cancer at a life well lived. The piece notes Cooper’s Montana roots, his on screen bravado, and places his death in the broader context of U.S. mortality and the Surgeon General’s recent remarks in Washington.

ST. Louis Globe-Democrat Hollywood Beverly Hilll Gary Cooper Cooper Montana Washington Lauth+ Terry

Texas Senate Race Shows Local Voters Defy Kennedy Era

Washington report notes Tower's Texas win reflected local issues more than national shifts. It cites lower turnout, split GOP support, and lingering Johnson antipathy as key factors, with Democrats largely abstaining or defecting to Republicans. The piece frames the result as a setback for the Kennedy administration but emphasizes regional dynamics and voter attitudes rather than a national realignment.

Washington John G. Tower William A. Blakley Texas Kennedy John Tower Lyndon Johnson Richard Nixon Johnson Blakley LHI Barry Goldwater Arizona

Chemical cure found for one cancer type, says Surgeon General

The Surgeon General reports a chemical cure for a rare cancer that affects pregnant women, a breakthrough that raises hope for future drugs against other cancers. The finding is not a cure for all cancers, yet it marks science turning a key corner in battle against a feared disease and prompts cautious optimism about broader medical advances.

Terry Lisbon John F. Kennedy Nikita Khyrushenev Instinte of Scence

National Whirligig Secrecy Stirs Comment On Ballistic Railroads

Washington special reports secrecy over new defense plans for mobile ballistic railroads. Air Force mounted Minutemen on about 15 trains to patrol the West and Midwest, ready for instant firing with moving targets. Kennedy signals continued research but defers full deployment, favoring underground sites for 150 Minuteman missiles.

Ray Tuckee Washington Pentagon Congressional Air Force Jas Far West West Middle West Egic Air Command Kennedy Asterman Regent Russia

Not Erroneous To the Editor of The Post-Tribune

A reader defends a Jefferson City School District tax proposal arguing the 22 cent increase is plausible. The letter cites district size, potential Foundation Program funds, and existing debt service, asserting figures are supported by St. Louis lawyers, bond purchasers, and finance leaders.

Post-Tribune Joe Kroeger Post Tribne Board of Education Jefferson City Kroeger Osage City Fistony Lan Moreaw River Foundation House of Representatives Senate St. Lowis Henry Andrae Citizens Advisory Committee

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