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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1958
Page
1
The notice outlines weekly and Sunday subscriptions for Cole and adjoining counties with Missouri and outside Missouri rates. It lists year, two month, and one month options, plus evening and Sunday delivery and a dial contact 6-313 for service.
Rex Whitton chief engineer of Missouri State Highway Department receives nationwide acclaim as the best road man in the United States for advancing the interstate highway program. Support from W M Robertson and Sen. Stuart Symington highlights his pivotal role in legislation and agency leadership.
In Biggleswade England Frank Russell a machine tool operator crafted a four foot cone shaped saucer with a weather balloon inside and nylon line to fly it at night. A rotating attachment and rocket timed the lights making it seem to vanish into space. He confessed the trick after tiring of lies to his wife and the town learned the hoax.
A Columbia Missourian guest editorial cites a Pediatrics survey showing poisons cause half of children's accidents. It urges eliminating risky products, using poison control centers, and teaching parents to act quickly in emergencies to prevent poisonings in the home.
National Affairs piece notes Democrats split on adding a general tax cut to the June bill, with Senate hearings and executive plans shaping debate. It cites deficits, inflation fears, and regional partisan divides as Congress weighs excise and corporate rate changes.
HAL BOYLE argues a marriage-minded woman should undermine a reluctant suitor to push him toward marriage. The piece suggests methods to induce dependence, including flattery drained of confidence, gifts to provoke worry, late nights, and financial leverage, ending with encouraging debts and medical costs to seal commitment.
McClure Syndicate reports on a Moscow led economic bloc pact seen as a dual challenge to the West. The plan aims to expand Communist trade leverage, pressuring raw materials and prices from underdeveloped nations, with potential military and strategic consequences for NATO allies and U.S. oil and metal supplies.
United Nations ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge urged policy to stop Russian economic influence shaping independent states. In Paris, General Charles De Gaulle questioned rumors of a dictatorial career at age 67, framing a long contest across elections and fiscal years.
An inquirer asks if men in their forties can have a male change of life. Symptoms described include despondency, heart and back pain, flushed face, headaches, poor memory and concentration, fatigue, restlessness, and waning sexual powers. Experts disagree on whether these signs reflect a rapid hormonal decline or are psychosocial.
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