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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1971
Page
3
A short tribute reflects on steadfast pursuit of truth and the rejection of error. It cites leaders William H. Weldon and Robert Blosser and echoes a Jeffersonian motto about reason guiding action and defending accuracy.
State legislators face a push to raise pay and perks as House approves a first step to doubling daily allowances from 10 to 18, with total compensation seen rising beyond 14 thousand dollars yearly. Critics call for curbs, noting Missouri ranks 13th nationally in two year compensation and warn of voter backlash.
The piece mocks McGovern supporters claim that media attention ignores his campaign. It asserts McGovern has received substantial TV and print coverage, contrasting with conservative lawmakers who receive less. The author dismisses liberal bias accusations as unfounded and biased itself.
A critical review of Cooper’s The Lost Crusade finds fault with his Vietnam War analysis. The author questions his sources and argues Kennedy Johnson policies overestimated progress and misled the public.
NASA forecasts a dramatic Apollo 15 mission beginning July 26 with astronauts James B. Irwin and David R. Scott landing near Hadley Apennines. The site offers Hadley Rille views and rugged terrain, promising breathtaking imagery and challenging piloting as they descend through steep ridges to within about one mile of the Hadley Rille.
President Nixon plays a behind the scenes role linking France and Britain amid Pompidou Heath talks. He urged privacy while pressing Paris and London to accept a move toward a broader European accord, arguing West German deals risked skewing leverage.
The almanac recalls Missouri traffic alerts on Memorial Day, Jefferson City’s Roxy Theater site purchase for a parking lot, and war dead honored at National Cemetery. It notes the Senate committee’s fund bill hearings, Rex Whitton Sr. earning Eagle Scout, and local scouts advancing. Smoke ordinance violations decline while city cleanup remains. It also covers census figures, resignation at the Public Service Commission, street paving petitions, a 40th business anniversary, and a General Grant dispatch from 1841 describing unions’ dire supply situation.
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