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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1957
Page
2
The notice outlines the Post and Tribune publishing terms, staff roles, and Associated Press copyright. It notes Jefferson City as the office location, with daily weekday publication except Saturday, and subscription rates by county and outside Missouri.
Councilman R B Jordan Jr proposes a trial of a no left turn rule on High street business intersections to improve traffic flow. Police support limits on left turns during peak periods and a small cost for 12 new signs. Supporters see minimal driver inconvenience and faster traffic with a potential permanent outcome.
The proposal calls for a major expansion and modernization of the White House offices. Officials say the current west and east wing spaces are inadequate, crowded, and poorly organized for executive functions. A new large office building on the grounds would create a functional executive mansion environment.
Guest editorial argues rising federal state and local government costs stem from growing prison populations and aging jails. It cites per inmate construction costs for different prison types, calls for smaller, targeted facilities, and emphasizes rehabilitation and safer offender screening as efficiency measures.
In a White House press briefing IkeRemarks on Khrushchev broadcast and trade with Red China caused confusion. The President noted a private firm’s effort to boost its standing and distinguished private from governmental operations, while listeners argued over the term commercial versus sustaining.
The article analyzes a press conference where the President drew a contrast between private American initiative and Soviet state control. It notes his remarks on Russia offering broadcast facilities, the U S response inviting a reply from Soviet channels, and ambiguity over trade with Red China. The piece cites Ray Tuckerson.
A long discussion of the Girard ruling and its potential extension to private institutions and funders, including federal, state, and local finance. Commentary by Alicia Sayer and references to Macmillan vs Truman era debates highlight concerns about government overreach and trade policy amid ongoing legal actions across New York, California, and New Rochelle.
Hal Boyle writes Marilyn Monroe reflects on fame and changing times while discussing her film career The interview notes her views on public perception her past hardships and what she would miss if poverty returned She downplays jewelry and material wealth preferring a simple bed and personal independence from the spotlight
The article by Edwin P. Jordans discusses uncommon inflammation of arteries, periarteritis nodosa, as a difficult to diagnose and treat condition. It notes variable symptoms affecting abdomen kidneys and nerves, the lack of a single diagnostic test, and the uncertain role of allergies or germs, with limited preventive options and mixed responses to treatments like ACTH or cortisone. The piece highlights the rarity and research interest in this disease.
Defense Secretary Charles Wilson lauds Jessie for defending her views as she is named the spunky woman of the year by the Women's National Press Club. The praise cites the Enterprise carrier and wartime loyalties in a broad defense of contributions during World War II.
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