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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1963
Page
2
Quote attributed to Thomas Jefferson appears in the News Tribune Company issue header, asserting commitment to liberty of inquiry and tolerance of error in pursuit of reason. The line frames editorial stance and values for readers.
A tribute to Pope John XXIII, a beloved leader who united Christians and sparked the Ecumenical Council. He died after a brave struggle at 76, leaving a legacy of humanity and faith that transcends Catholic boundaries.
The text argues that Western buyers must reject Communist made goods to pressure slave economies. It cites MiG-15 engines from the Soviet bloc and Polish Hungarian Czech products, noting major chains have stopped Red produced items. consumer activism, posters, licenses, and local ordinances are urged to curb trade with enemies, championing free market limits and patriotic duty.
Russell Kirk argues for three amendments proposed by the Council of State Governments to the Federal Constitution. He notes broad state support and warns of Supreme Court centralization power, urging passage as practical checks on federal overreach.
A reader thanks the Missouri House Constitutional Amendments Committee honorees for voting for the school bus bill and its safe ride amendment. The note weaves a devotional tone, asking when the reader truly received a ride and reflecting on blessings while noting the writer’s son was not directly helped. The piece ends with the writer’s name and address in Hermann.
Msgr. William N. Wall of Paterson N J defies federal Labor Department attempts to audit hisMt Carmel Guild shelter for homeless alcoholics arguing its books are private. He operates self‑funded through recycling proceeds and a transit rag contract and says he will risk jail to uphold liberty against government overreach. He appeals to Secretary of Labor Wirtz noting the government is overregulated overtaxed.
President Kennedy reviews the administration’s ambassador corps for potential changes ahead of the 1964 campaign. Henry Cabot Lodge is eyed for Italy, with William Attwood and David Bruce also in play as part of a broader reassignment plan guided by Ralph Dugan.
The Wall Street Journal reports China is trying to lift peasant morale with touring performers and a government pamphlet on Instant theater including short operas songs and skits. The move aims to boost output, while critics doubt rural sophistication will be swayed.
Public notice urges citizens to write to their lawmakers on important issues. It lists Senator Stuart Symington and Senator Edward V. Long in Washington and Representatives Richard Ichord and Clarence Cannon, with district counties for Ichord and Cannon.
National Affairs column by David Lawrence discusses President Kennedy seeking Congressional authority to close or regulate private businesses that refuse service or engage in provocative acts. It argues such a law would grant presidential dictatorship over commerce, clash with constitutional limits, and rely on Congress and Supreme Court dynamics amid civil rights tensions.
Harry Browne argues freedom encompasses speech press and association with broad rights. He defines freedom as choice in work hires, spending, friends, and government minimalism protecting life liberty and property, urging struggle to retain unqualified freedom for all.
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