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Jefferson City Post Tribune

Location

Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1962

Page

2

Owings Urges Jefferson City To Aim For Beautiful Capital

Jefferson City could become the nation’s most beautiful capital says architect Ne theniel Owings in a luncheon talk. He backs a comprehensive plan with regional study, private capital, and a moratorium on current schemes to unite city state and private efforts. He favors preserving built heritage and using parkland and greenery as core assets. A Citizens Committee is urged to study his ideas and involve Gov. Dalton and Mayor Whaley.

Jefferson City Netheniel Owings Chamber of Commerce Rotary Club Owings Central Motor Bank U.S. Air Force Academy Oak Ridge, Tenn U.S The News-Tribune Mr. Owings Capitol View C. Forrest Whaley John M. Dalton

Indonesia Uses Old Trick In West New Guinea Bid

The article accuses Indonesia of stalling talks with The Netherlands over West New Guinea while mounting military pressure. It cites Sukarno’s affinity with the Reds, claims of paratroop drops and guerrilla infiltrators, and reports of Soviet missiles and jet bombers. It says U Thant urged a cease fire and talks, but Indonesia seeks clarifications and shows no hurry to resume negotiations.

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Profit squeeze and stock decline traced by Lawrence

National Affairs column explains the 1960s market drop as profit squeeze driven by rising wage costs and limited price gains. It argues for enforcing equal protection for businesses and curbing labor conspiracies to restore margins, growth, and employment. A closing note cites Father Charles Clark warning about prisons’ dehumanizing effects.

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Jet Troop Cargo Carriers Redefine Cold War Mobility

Washington special memo by Holmes Alexander recounts 1960s airlift tests and the push for jet troop and cargo planes. It notes MATS orders for C 130 Hercules C 141 Star lifters and 45 Stratolifters, with Berlin crisis context and two year policy delivery implications. General Joe Kelly highlights time reductions and mobilization of both military and contracted civilian airlift to meet global commitments.

Holmes Alexander Washington Army Air Force Fort Lewis Puerto Rico Lemmnitzer Tunner Military Air Transport Service MATS Rep. Mendel Rivers Rivers Tanner Congress Kennedy Defense McNamara Marine Corps Navy Boeing Bangkok Thailand Lockheed Berlin Frankfurt Germany Arctic USA Azores Joe Kelly Kelly Mobility Kelly

World Today Crumbling Cookies Baffle Space Food Experts

Space scientists focus on the mystery of crumbling cookies after astronaut Carpenter reported cookies crumbled and candy melted during a three orbit flight. Pillsbury and Nestle weigh in, testing bite size cubes and bon bons designed to withstand space travel amid high capsule temperatures. Carpenter urges transparent packaging to spot crumbs to prevent in-flight crumb issues.

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They Say About Education and Independence Fears

A fragment from a Jefferson City Missouri newspaper notes education as a potential spark for independence, quoting Marion Way Jr and referencing American missionaries expelled from Portugal. The piece carries typical late era publication details and subscription rates.

Marion Way Jr Angela Jefferson Associated Press Joo Cartier Delivery Jefferson City Missouri Sanday Cartier

Washington Dean and Massive Retaliation Concept

Arthur Dean, representing the United States at Geneva, asserts that the Soviet Union cannot destroy the U.S. with a first or second strike. The stance revives John Foster Dulles era massive retaliation, signaling a tougher line than recent White House hints. The piece notes internal Pentagon fears over disarmament and highlights potential impact on allied diplomacy and public opinion.

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Write Your Congressman and Senators Address Promotion

A civic notice urges readers to contact their lawmakers in Washington. It lists senators Stuart Symington and Edward Long and representatives Morgan Moulder Richard Ichord Clarence Cannop and Carmen Caramon with their Washington offices and district details. The piece emphasizes citizen letters as a duty to influence legislation and preserve the republic.

Washington Republic Stuart Symington Senate D. C Edward ¥. Long Washington, D. C Morgan M. Moulder House Moulder Cole Boone Camden Cooper, Miller Monitean Morgan Richard Ichord Ichord Maries Osage Phelps Pulaski Clarence Cannop Carinon Callaway Franklin Gasconade

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