We Shall Not Fear to Follow Truth Where It Leads
News Tribune Company prints a Jefferson quote affirming free reason to defend truth and oppose error, highlighting values of open inquiry and civil discourse in journalism.
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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1964
Page
2
News Tribune Company prints a Jefferson quote affirming free reason to defend truth and oppose error, highlighting values of open inquiry and civil discourse in journalism.
The lettered debate over a voluntary prayer amendment in public schools centers on Rep. Becker of New York and Rep. Celler who chairs the House Judiciary Committee. Supporters urge restoring God in schools, citing a 1962 Supreme Court ruling, while opponents warn of church state issues.
A year after a Farmington youth died in jail violence, few trials have changed conditions. Missouri efforts include Cole County improvements, a new detention center plan, and Judge Sam C. Blair forming a bipartisan County Board of Visitors to inspect facilities and push long term reform.
Russell Kirk laments city passivity as crowds in New York and Chicago fail to intervene during assaults. He recalls Times Square subway crowd inaction, praises a police response, and notes Hasidic Jews in Brooklyn forming a self defense group. He urges civic courage and personal responsibility.
A political column written before the California primary views the liberal media as a damaging force against Barry Goldwater and hints that Lyndon Johnson benefits regardless of the Tuesday result. The piece laments press tactics, worries of a fractured California GOP, and suggests Johnson gains influence as a quiet winner.
A call to citizens to contact their senators and representatives on important issues. The piece urges ongoing civic involvement and notes the offices in Washington for Sen. Stuart Symington, Sen. Edward V. Long, and Rep. Richard Ichord, listing districts and counties they serve.
Montgomery Alabama Advertiser notes government supports tobacco farming with loans seed guidance subsidies and price controls while offering storage and aid programs through agencies including Agriculture. It contrasts this with warnings that smoking will kill you and mentions government expense tied to tobacco policy.
In Defense of Western unity, the piece argues the United States cannot act alone against Red China and Soviet influence in Southeast Asia. It calls for collective action by Britain, France, and other free nations, leveraging the UN framework and economic policy to empower smaller states and deter aggression without sole reliance on military force.
Mirror of Opinion argues the U S Chamber of Commerce and business leaders endorse trading in non strategic goods with Russia and its satellites, asserting such moves aid capitalism's decay while warning of a double standard that favors selfish interests over national welfare. It frames the stance as risking renewed Cold War tensions and accuses policymakers of aiding an enemy.
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