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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1971
Page
2
Quote from Themas Jefferson appears in a Tribune page crediting News Tribune Company and leaders William J. Weldon and Robert Blosser. The message asserts fearlessness in pursuing truth and opposing error while preserving freedom to challenge it.
The 1970 Mid-Missouri Flag Day Parade on June 12 filled High Street with about 5,000 marchers and spectators, all carrying or supplied with American flags. The staging area was at Capital Street and Main Street, with the parade set to start at 10:30 am. The Steering Committee urged all Mid-Missourians to join, either as individuals, families, or organizations, and emphasized unity under the Stars and Stripes.
A church assembly debate questions United Presbyterian support for Angela Davis amid claims funds aid Communist fronts. The writer warns donors would be shocked if their contributions indirectly finance the case and urges scrutiny of church affiliations and funding across denominations.
Chile’s finance minister Americo Zorrilla Rojas told an Inter American Development Bank meeting that foreign investment remains welcome in many sectors to aid socialism's goals. He warned investors not to expect a rapid market takeover while the government maintains legality and a mixed economy approach.
Young Americans for Freedom plans a national drive to draft Ronald Reagan for the 1972 Republican presidential nomination, criticizing Nixon and the two party system. The statement denounces Nixon's politics as liberal welfare policy and urges support for Reagan, praising his governorship and opposition to the Democratic majority.
Anwar Sadat faces pressure as CIA findings link Soviet buildup to Cairo talks. Moscow agents, missiles, and pilots in Egypt raise concerns about a staged Russian pullout. President Nixon and Secretary Laird weigh the implications for peace efforts and American influence in the region.
A concerned father questions Cole County’s Commission on Drug Abuse. He cites lack of leadership, unclear who is in charge, and records delays, urging local civic action to prevent addiction in Boston and his Jefferson City community.
Central Missouri residents may submit signed letters to the editor. Letters are limited to 258 words, edited for minor errors, and must include full contact details. writers may request their name be withheld. Address letters to Editor News-Tribute Publications 210 Mesroe 54 Jefferson City MO 6161.
A miscellany of 10 year-ago items and older notices: patrols unite to crack go-kart trespass on public roads, local officials and chamber presidents elected, a banquet honoring business leaders, and plans for a Missouri Meritorious Service Model for Gen. Omar N. Bradley. Also noted are Jefferson City council actions, a state office building appropriation, Flag Day celebrations, transportation trends, and historical reflections on Missouri governance during 1860s conflicts.
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