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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1966
Page
2
William H. Weldon, president of News Tribune Company, declares commitment to pursuing truth and tolerating error while defending free reasoning against falsehoods, quoting Thomas Jefferson on liberty and inquiry.
Jefferson City voters face an $8.5 million industrial revenue bond issue to finance a new Interco distribution facility. The plant will cover almost 0.5 million square feet on the old Jaycee Fairgrounds, employ 250 to 275 people, and add a $1 million annual payroll, boosting Missouri capital city growth.
An editorial praises Senator Paul Douglas of Illinois for openness in declaring income and assets and living on a Senate salary plus extra earnings. It contrasts Douglas with Senator Thomas Dodd facing a conflict of interest probe.
A harsh critique traces Congo upheaval from Mobutu’s seizure of power to plots vs Tshombe, arguing a negotiated reconciliation could avert new chaos. It notes Tshombe’s exile and Mobutu’s anti-Communist stance, while calling for American diplomacy to bridge the rift and stabilize the region.
Barry Goldwater argues for the Central Arizona Project to meet arid Southwest water needs. He notes repayment under the Reclamation Act, rebuts claims of handouts, references Theodore Roosevelt Dam and CAP opposition over Grand Canyon views, and emphasizes domestic use over agriculture due to population growth.
Washington debate centers on whether the Fulbright led Foreign Relations Committee should gain access to CIA operations to influence foreign policy. Key figures, including Russell and Mansfield, warn against leaks while backing executive-led policy, leaving the fate of new representation unresolved.
Diplomatic openings give hope for restraint in crises from China to Vietnam and Europe. AOS, NATO talks, and a push for peaceful settlement spotlight a trend toward negotiated peace. Reforms and elections in Latin America reinforce a path to stability through dialogue.
Enid Oklahoma reports a rent subsidy plan described as a permanent feature, not a temporary gimmick. Projected to last 40 years with an estimated cost of 86 billion dollars. Homeowners and middle income renters would effectively subsidize others' rents for life under the Great Society program.
Washington report by Walter Trohan notes more than 10 serious insults to the United States in 16 years, including attacks on embassies and flag burning. Maj. Gen. Sumter Lowry cites 1965 totals and argues foreign policy failures tied to State Department. calls for leadership change and accountability for aid-driven diplomacy.
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