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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1968
Page
2
Printer’s front matter from News Tribune notes publisher William H. Weldon and president Robert Blosser. The page features a Thomas Jefferson quotation about pursuing truth and tolerating error, emphasizing reason and free inquiry.
The piece argues unions seek to expand power by pressing for an agency shop across federal, state, and local government workers. It cites potential dues revenue, campaign funding implications, and political influence, while praising Nathan Volkomir for opposing compulsory unionism and urging Missouri lawmakers to support Bennett and Hall bills protecting federal workers' right to join or refrain from joining a union.
Taxpayers over 65 found Medicare reduces their medical expense deductions after the 1967 changes. A example: a couple paid no tax in 1966 due to medical deductions of about 4900, but paid 240 in 1967 with similar medical bills, Medicare reimbursing 95 dollars that year. The shift shows Medicare’s cost impact on the American taxpayer.
Henry Taylor surveys Italy's paradoxical stance amid strong Catholic tradition and rising Communist influence. He notes anticlerical currents, Vatican state efforts, and a strategic Kremlin aim to neutralize Italy without full Soviet control, exploiting opposition divisions to empower the Communists.
The Poor People’s campaign leaders reveal privately aims to liberal legislators that go beyond public statements. Reverend James Bevel cites five unpublished objectives including wealth redistribution and disarming weapons, while urging police reorientation and an end to violence. Bevel describes the movement as economic class warfare and a dramatic educational play with violent scenes to come, ending in fear and hate elimination.
Cole County Court directed city action to remove damage and close the dump on Algoa Road following a hearing where residents described mold infestation offensive odors and waste. Red Cross to provide about 500 seed packets to flood victims in Cole Callaway Boone Garconade Miller Montgomery Osage counties. The State Theatre showed The Ox Bow Incident with Henry Fonda.
Paul Harvey offers practical guidance for hosts at political meetings and civic events. He urges assigning a hosting point person, arranging greetings and introductions from research, and ensuring comfort with podium placement lighting and water. The piece stresses discreet handling to boost the speaker’s confidence and audience connection.
Art Buchwald writes about the pressure on college students to live up to media stereotypes. A student named Ronald Hoffman shares the awkward truth of pretending to conform while facing family expectations, romantic ideals, and the gap between campus life and parental perceptions.
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