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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1966
Page
2
The News Tribune Company cites a Jefferson quote affirming fearless pursuit of truth and tolerance of error as long as reason remains free to challenge it. The message underscores commitment to open discussion and critical thinking.
The article argues press freedom in the United States is most endangered by public officials. It notes Supreme Court rulings affirming press rights, citing Sullivan v Times and Alabama v Mills. It highlights editor James E. Mills defending First Amendment freedoms against partisan election editorials.
William P. Bundy disclosed a U S offer to allow Chinese newsmen to visit the United States even if Red China bars American reporters from entry The 1949 Communist takeover froze exchanges and Washington says Beijing has not responded The plan is viewed as impractical and likely one sided given state control of Chinese media.
Russell Kirk argues that public idols in movies TV and stage are hollow publicity created figures. He critiques Barbra Streisand and other celebrities as non persons with crafted images, noting many actors singers and comics lack true talent while mass taste worships image over substance.
Washington reports that the cost of living rose for the eighth straight month in April, with prices rising 0.4 percent and a near 3 percent gain since last year. An Associated Press survey shows food and services costs climbing nationwide, feeding voter concern and shaping political calculations for the upcoming election.
Washington report traces a Capitol Hill rumor that President Johnson may not seek reelection in 1968, with critics doubting his plans while allies dispute it. The piece notes a credibility crisis from misstatements and press–briefing gaps, and cites McNamara and Shriver as examples of government mismanagement fueling public doubt.
Washington reports on behind the scenes UN hesitation to settle the Viet Nam war. U Thant voices frustration noting the organization is ill suited to chair peace talks, while U.S. Ambassador Gold berg argues for UN action and public visibility. The piece warns escalation risks and urges a UN appointed commission to negotiate.
Barry Goldwater argues that deaths in Vietnam tied to Buddhist personal crisis reports should not drive U.S. policy. He warns these protests are political maneuvers and urges clarity from Johnson’s administration to prevent emotion from shaping war policy.
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