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Jefferson City Post Tribune

Location

Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1957

Page

2

The Post and Tribune Publication Details

The Post established in 1908 and The Tribune since 1863 publish on weekdays except Saturday. The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to local news and dispatches. Jefferson City Missouri mailing details and subscription rates are listed.

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Bloodmobile visit urged to meet Cole County quota

Jefferson City area residents urged to donate at the Red Cross Bloodmobile visit at the Masonic Temple next Thursday noon to 6 pm. A group of volunteer women are contacting former donors, and callers can register at 5:1132. Donors and their families gain eligibility for Red Cross blood at any U S hospital for a year, a major incentive to contribute. The goal is to raise Cole County donations to meet the quota and prevent shortages at local hospitals.

Red Cross Jefferson City Masonic Temple Cole County Jefferson

We Guard Our Health Health insurance coverage expands

The Health Insurance Council notes about 70 percent of civilians already have voluntary coverage. In 1956 benefits under voluntary programs reached 3.6 billion dollars, with projections for 1957 higher. By May 1 1957 about 68 million Americans had hospital expense protection and 103 3 million for surgical expenses, reflecting a steady broadening of safeguards against medical costs despite gaps in coverage.

Health Insurance Council America Council

Editorial: Missouri Traffic Safety Failures and Possible Reforms

The Kansas City Star notes Missouri faces about 660 traffic deaths this year, far more than nursing home losses. It criticizes the General Assembly for weak safety laws, slow speed rules, and no funding for a larger highway patrol, urging a stronger highway safety code and a future special session. It cites a 70 mph limit debate and insufficient pay boosts, urging real reform and better enforcement.

Kansas City Star Missouri Warrenton Nursing Home General Assembly Highways “Department Jackson” County Sill Missouri Tiete

Surplus Farm Goods Money Could Aid Foreign Plan

Washington editorial argues four billion dollars could fund mutual security and foreign aid by converting foreign currencies from overseas farm surpluses. It notes 79 percent of counterpart funds avoid the federal budget and that more surpluses sold abroad could finance U.S. foreign programs while keeping farm prices stable.

David Lawrence Washington Eisenhower Times United States Congress House ‘of Representatives Commodity Credit Corporation Cooley House Agriculture Committee New York Herald Tribune Inc

Fishing Tops as America’s Favorite Pastime

HAL BOYLE notes a national survey showing fishing, not baseball, as the preferred sport for about a quarter of U.S. men and a notable share of women. The report highlights anglers log billions of miles and trips, with self-funded participation and widespread popularity across the country.

United States Hal Boyle New York U.S Ing Toj Fisa Erorich

New Navy fleet plans hint at secret global reach

A wartime style briefing describes a future U S Navy force relying on transports tankers aircraft carriers destroyers and submarines to defend vast distant regions including South Korea It notes the high cost and complexity of new undersea craft and stresses interservice rivalry while citing Admiral Radford and Admiral Burke on moving bases and carrier vulnerability.

Washington South Korea Canitaircraft Ray Tucker Atlantic Ocean Navy Arthur W. Radford Joint Chiefs of Staff Clarence Cannon Missouri House Appropriations Committee United States Bone Radford Sistent Arleigh A. Burke Naval Operations

Doctor Answers Contact Lenses for Some Wearers

A reader asks about contact lenses as a corrective and cosmetic option. The doctor explains they aid nearsightedness and astigmatism, wear next to the eye, and incur more trouble and cost than glasses, but offer advantages for certain people and activities.

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