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The Jefferson City News Tribune, serving weekday editions with Sunday issue, lists subscription rates and delivery details for various regions. Circulation information covers local, state, and outside areas with different pricing and carrier options.
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Health unit plan eyed for Jefferson City and Cole County
A public hearing at 7:30 p.m. at the Servicemen's Center on Monroe Street will discuss proposed county health center expansion. The plan involves Jefferson City and Cole County, with questions over adequacy, coordination, and cost, estimated at about 49 000 dollars yearly. Citizens from the city and rural Cole County are urged to attend and voice opinions on the shared health facility.
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Memorial to Lidice fades as memory and weeds grow
A Czech refugee visiting the renamed Lidice region observes the memorial’s neglect. The eternal flame is out, weeds surround the monument, and the once vivid symbol of wartime courage appears faded. The visitor notes peace dampens but does not erase lingering human hatreds.
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Kremlin peace appeal challenged again, critics warn
The piece argues that a new peace appeal may be a Kremlin ploy to force a nuclear ban. It recalls the Stockholm Peace Appeal and warns Americans to scrutinize goals. It urges disarmament only under conditions protecting freedom, noting Russia would not need appeals if conditions are accepted.
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Challenge Ahead as Foreign Language Skills Rise
Guest editorial discusses U S need for Arabic speaking diplomats amid expanding Middle East ties. Highlights a Long Island elementary language program showing early foreign language giving youngsters an edge. Argues future U S careers depend on multilingual citizens, with potential to spread nationwide.
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Strategic Verbosity Delays WAC Uniform Decision
The Post Dispatch notes Lt General Booth said the final decision on the new green WAC uniform is held in abeyance pending a military study. The editorial suggests verbosity is a strategic ploy to avoid alarming readers with blunt language.
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Wise to Recommend Jury Trials in Civil Contempt
DAVID LAWRENCE argues Senate Judiciary Committee's push to grant jury trials in contempt cases tied to civil rights enforcement would aid public understanding of integration issues. He cites Montgomery Alabama, the role of emotion over reason, and the need for constitutional faith in juries to balance legal authority and popular will.
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Parent Gives Tale of Woe Listening to Child Read Who Can't
New York columnist HAL BOXLE reflects on fatherhood's challenge when a child cannot read. He sketches a scene of a girl named Tracy Ann insisting on reading aloud, misreading and remixing stories, and a parent improvising to keep a fragile moment of literacy hopeful and tender. The piece blends humor with a quiet plea for patience in guiding young readers.
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Voices Across the Globe Spark Call for Peace
The excerpt quotes Bevan on Egypt, Mindszenty on Hungary, and Radford on peace amid Cold War fears, reflecting strong political rhetoric. It notes Benson supporting openness to department reviews while hints at Democratic probes into a banking program.
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National Defense Funds Read by Russians War Thinkers
National Whirligig Report by Ray Tucker surveys U S defense funds and wartime preparations as the Kremlin reactions and Stassen disarmament efforts frame a debate on trust in Russians. It cites Admiral Radford on skepticism toward Moscow and outlines NATO’s strategic posture amid alleged Russian capabilities including submarines and missile threats.
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