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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1969
Page
2
The News TrbUNE announces its motto affirming commitment to pursue truth and tolerate error in the pursuit of free reason. The statement underscores the publication's stance on journalistic integrity and intellectual independence.
Observers doubt both House and Senate can agree on the tax package by June 30, risking a special session. The editorial urges a moderate compromise to raise revenue and fund key programs, while praising agency cuts and calling for moving forward with a fair, modest tax increase. It endorses austerity in some areas and stresses maintaining a business friendly climate.
Missouri cities gain two potential revenue weapons as piggy-back sales tax and earnings tax bills advance. Mayor Cervantes and City officials previously opposed piggy-back plans, seeking a state tax-sharing approach now sidelined. The enterprising bills aim to bolster municipal finances amid aging property taxes and limited local revenue options.
Paul Harveys analysis argues the United States should press for a negotiated cease fire in Vietnam. He criticizes President Thieu for seeking to leverage assurances of his political future and warns that South Vietnam may resist peace efforts to preserve its prosperity and power. The piece urges the U.S. to uphold constitutional duties and avoid entangling commitments that prolong the war.
Max Rafferty argues the ACLU backs long haired students, claiming disruptive effects on class discipline. He urges readers to reject indignant letters and defends traditional grooming standards and teacher authority in high schools.
Pope Paul VI’s Geneva visit heightens a clash at the World Council of Churches over the use of force as a last resort against racial injustice. WCC critics urge the pope to affirm nonviolence while supporters push for stronger measures, affecting Rhodesia and South Africa policy amid global church tensions.
The Jefferson City Board of Education postponed decisions on student transportation to allow further study. Leslie Joyce, who carried R IV district students last year, spoke of ongoing problems and potential changes.
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