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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1967
Page
2
Missouri billboard bill showdown Senate vs House
The Missouri Senate moves toward a bill to regulate highway billboards along 9000 miles of roads while the House bill is seen as favored by the billboard lobby. The Senate proposal aims for sensible, state wide controls, contrasting with the House version that would allow rural billboards with minimal spacing and loopholes. The dispute centers on federal guidelines and potential loss of federal highway funds if Missouri fails to adopt compliant rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Missouri Senate
House of Representatives
Senate
City urges anti noise ordinance against MoPac trains
Jefferson City officials consider swift action to curb Missouri Pacific whistle noise. Letter argues trains cause a public nuisance and suggests a city speed limit and in yard warning system to reduce disturbances. Advocates municipal rule to spur safer, quieter operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
MoPac
Missouri Pacific
Svetlana Visits, With Book Plans And US Press Meet
The text notes Svetlana Stalinish daughter arriving in the country to write a book and meet the press. It predicts she may charm Americans and boost openness. A later book release is expected to ease fears of Communist influence as readers become enlightened and confident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph
Stalin
British admission could ruin Common Market
General Thomas Lane argues that Britain's bid to join the Common Market poses risks to European unity. He notes de Gaulle's measured view of Britain's entry and warns that rejection would stem from structural obstacles, not personal enmity. The piece stresses the market's economic success and questions Britain’s commitment to political union within Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U. S
de Gaulle
Sta Théotdas Lane
Britain
Europe
Commonwealth
United States
Beltain
Tax Increase Could Shape 1968 Election Mood
Washington analysis suggests a 1968 tax rise, likely tied to Vietnam War costs, could sway voters by October if enacted. Proposals warn deficits persist despite extra revenue while inflation and wage pressures complicate public response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Vietnam
Middle East
United States
Sorenson steps into Congo power play with Mobutu
Theodore Sorensen, longtime Kennedy aide, is linked to a Congo tactic as Mobutu seeks aid to run Katanga mines. The piece portrays Sorensen as a potential mediator for Union Miniere and the Congo regime, amid a context of anti white sentiment and widening Cold War tensions. The article notes Mobutu’s harsh rule, economic struggles, and reliance on foreign help to keep the mining operations and state finances afloat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreaten
Waeebington
Kinshasa
Leopoldville
Mobutu
Kennedy
Bekchum-owned
Union
Miniere du Haute Katanga Mines
Te Mobutu
Sorensen
Union Miniere
Congo
New York Times
Union Mint
Zamla
U.S
U.N
United States
GOP cannot guard freedom alone in rising liberal drive
McAllen Texas Monitor reports that Republicans cannot protect freedom by themselves as Johnson's Great Society would face real trouble only if many Democrats in the House and Senate become disillusioned with the march to socialism. Some GOP lawmakers elected on liberal platforms could aid LBJ's plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
House
Senate
LBJ
McAllen
Texas Monitor
Write Your Congressmen A guide to contacting senators and representatives
Citizens are urged to write their Congressmen and Senators to share needs and opinions. Sample addresses include Sen. Stuart Symington and Rep. Richard Ichord with district details and counties listed, encouraging appreciation or disapproval when merited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Stuart Symington
Senate
Washington
D.C
Edward V. Long
Washington, D.C
Richard Ichord
House
Ichord
Cole, Boorie
Cooper, Moniteau
Morgan, Miller
Camden
Maries
Pulaski
Phelps
William L. Hungate
Washington, DC
Hungate
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Missouri
Missouri General Assembly
General Assembly
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Kirkwood
Sweet
Svetlana
Gen
Thomas Lane
President de Gaulle
Labor Party
Conservative Party
Ahe
Contert
Pee Hon Ra
General Eisenhower
Sorenson
JFK
Tate
Ellenion
Aca
John Boland
Theodore Sorenson
Gheene
John F. Kennedy
Hira
Africa
Joseph Mobuti
Joseph Kasavubu
Seremsen
Katanga
Cengeualen
United Nations
Tshambe
Moise Tshombe
Braintrust
Tshombe
Observera
University of Nebraska Law School
Henry Ford
Americans For Democratic Action
Douglas
Young Sorennen
Jeven
Massachusetts
John Kenny
Sorenaen
Gereties
Johnny Kennedy
Col. House
Marty Hopkine
Sherman Adama
Saturday Review Magazine
Mig
Mebuta
Sorenten
Rhodesia
Thant
Jan Smith
Counbat
Jniled
Mobutu, Kanavubu
Tahombe
Evariste Kimba
Emmanuel Bamba
Alexander Mahamba
Jerome Anang
Romania
Bsalgsra
Czechoslovvakia
Poland
Portugal
Tarm
Inetsom
Masiala
Munongo
Banque de Belgique
International Copper Consortium
Unter Miniere
Ted Sorensen
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