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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1963
Page
3
Quote from Thomas Jefferson on freedom of reason appears as a motto for News Tribune Company. No event details or date provided. Readable text centers on the value of free inquiry and tolerance of error.
The United States pledged a near two million dollar special donation to the United Nations, ensuring continued UN Peace Forces presence in the Congo and Middle East through late 1963 amid funding strains. Washingtons move followed deficits from Soviet, French, Afro Asian contributions and U.S. insistence on paying no more than its formal 32 percent share.
A harsh critique of U S welfare programs cites New York City abuses. It highlights illegal welfare payments, kickbacks by workers, multiple benefits to single recipients, and lax enforcement. The piece argues for sweeping reforms to curb waste and fraud while noting crime and relief costs are at high levels.
Russell Kirk argues for action over ivory tower learning as graduates of 1963 enter a troubled world. He lauds liberal education for self governance and genuine freedom, warns that modern training lacks wisdom and manners, and ends with a personal note gifting a hunting knife as a token of civility.
A reader disputes a prior column on bus transportation for parochial pupils. The letter asserts no tax subsidy should flow to sectarian schools, citing Supreme Court rulings and Canon law. It argues public funds belong to all, and parochial education is church operated, not public schooling, with taxpayers not obligated to finance religious institutions.
A National Review piece by Priscilla Buckley surveys Taiwan as a garrison state with economic reform under Chiang, noting rising Free China flags in the Battle of the Flags and contrasting Taipei’s life with Hong Kong. It portrays refugees, housing woes, a resilient populace, and Westerners born in China aiding Taiwan’s self-sufficiency and export drive.
World leaders and many faiths pay homage to Pope John XXIII, praising his tolerance, calls for unity, and moral leadership amid nuclear disarmament fears. The pontiff's diplomacy fostered dialogue with Communists and promoted humane, religiously inclusive ideals across nations, sustaining spiritual influence beyond his tenure.
A civic reminder urges citizens to write to their senators and representatives about important issues. It lists Senate and House offices in Washington and notes the Eighth and Ninth District counties served by Ichord and Cannon.
A syndicated column contrasts Kennedy and Khrushchev, arguing the U S is more divided than since the Civil War as critics urge faster welfare measures and as international tensions echo. It recounts Memorial Day unrest in Hermosa Beach and a Jackson Mississippi anti segregation protest with police response.
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