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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1973
Page
2
The William H. Weldon led News Tribune Company presents a bold motto by Thomas Jefferson about pursuing truth and tolerating error while keeping reason free to challenge it.
Ford Motor Co raised its aid to about 1 million dollars amid terrorist threats in Argentina. The move funds medicines ambulances and supplies for hospitals and communities but critics say capitulating to extortion could invite further violence and pressure on other multinationals. The piece argues for a firm global stand against terrorism while acknowledging risks to Ford executives and the broader social gains of private aid.
Alabama Governor George Wallace invites Senator Ted Kennedy to a July 4 rally in Decatur. Kennedy accepts as analysts view possible future cross party collaboration. The move signals centrist shifts in both camps ahead of 1976 amid lingering post McGovern era politics and Southern strategy debates.
CBS Television Network President Robert Wood told an in-house gathering that the network realigned programming since 1969 to appeal to viewers under 30 and urban audiences. He cited 69 new series in four years, with 56 failing, contrasting success of All in the Family and Maude with the broader claim of staying in the mainstream.
Public affairs column criticizes Canada for withdrawing from the Vietnam truce commission, arguing the move undermines peace efforts and exposes a gap between political calculations and national interest. It urges commitment to forceful negotiation over retreat and warns of war as the result of concession.
With Brezhnev's Washington visit set for June, Nixon aides quietly gauge bipartisan House support for letting the Soviet leader address a joint session. Democrats favor granting the request while Republicans split over security concerns including Soviet actions in Eastern Europe and Vietnam. Brezhnev argues the speech would aid US Soviet relations, and Kissinger and Nixon indicate openness to arranging the appearance if approved.
A Missouri reader voices frustration with Watergate coverage and political push, questions CBS hearings cost and funding, asks about ballot theft, and condemns media sensationalism. The letter shifts to state government reorganization in Missouri, urging clear goals, noting the need for Commerce and Industrial Development, and praising local aid during floods.
Bids for construction of the Missouri Bar Center were opened and examined. The site is at Monroe and McCarty Streets and architect estimates place total costs at 450000 dollars. Delegates from the Missouri Water Resources Board participate in a national convention in Washington. Approximately 500 delegates are attending.
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