Jefferson City Post Tribune Oldest Newspapers in City
The Jefferson City Post Tribune announces the newspaper as established in 1908 and details historic ownership with The Tribune from 1386, listing publication and postal details. It notes Associated Press exclusive use of local news and dispatches along with subscription rates for various regions and durations.
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Jefferson City moves to phase two of traffic plan
Mayor Arthur W. Bilis signals start of a second phase of the comprehensive plan to improve traffic and off street parking in Jefferson City after an informal City Council meeting and remarks by N. 2 Beagle. A year long study produced recommendations awaiting final state approval and a forthcoming bond issue is anticipated.
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Twining Visit To Moscow Air Show Provokes US Strategy
The article argues Gen Nathan Twining's Moscow air show visit will be used to counter Soviet propaganda. It notes Kremlin invitations as a means to project goodwill while hindering German unification talks and real disarmament inspections. The USIA should transparently present events to shape global perception. As Washington weighs responses, balance is sought to prevent Reds reaping gains.
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Labor Voters Shift Toward GOP Leader Says Gallup Poll
David Lawrence surveys indicate labor members increasingly back the Republican nominee for president. The Gallup poll shows a substantial swing over four decades, with 39 percent support today and 42 percent for Stevens. undecideds remain about 4 percent. The piece argues broad economic and international concerns drive the shift more than union loyalty.
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No One Man Legislature Debate Echoes in Missouri Ruling
Guest editorial critiques the Missouri Supreme Court for upholding a tobacco tax law amid House Speaker Roy Hamlin’s refusal to sign a duplicate bill. The decision limits a presiding officer’s veto power, preventing a one man legislature and discouraging political gamesmanship.
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Where City Pigeons Go to Die Writer Finds Life Full of Little Mysteries
NAD BOYLE examines everyday puzzles and curiosities in New York life. The piece ponders why people chase money, why brides hold engagement rings, how spiders spin webs, and why certain social habits persist. It poses questions about behavior, belief, and the oddities of modern life.
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Tucker's Dulles Faces Dem Attack as Principal Target
Washington reports Dulles becomes central figure for Democrats amid cabinet infighting. Stevenson and other allies accuse him of lacking bold leadership while defending strong military stance and opposing rapid economic aid abroad. Debate grows over Israel arms, Arab loans, and colonial policy.
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Administration policy in Asia and Africa cited in press
State Department policy in Asia and Africa rests on a program described as grace in this field. Alleged American discrimination based on tolerance angers even curers and people otherwise friendly to us in these areas. Stevenson and Kefauver liberals appear to show support amid ongoing debate. Continued on Page 5.
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Three Capital Citians Washington Graduates at Washington U
Three Jefferson Citians are among 1,409 students to receive degrees at Washington University commencement. Mrs Mary Alyce Craig daughter of An and Mrs William V McKnelly Richard Bruce Kenny and Richard Leslie Pratt are listed as degree recipients. Chancellor Ethan A. Shepley will confer bachelors of arts after the address.
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Paul Freund Harvard Law professor and Washington University alumnus
Paul Freund, Fairchild professor of law at Harvard Law School, is an alumnus of Washington University.
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