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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1952
Page
3
A mixed Washington and New York era column covers inflation policy debates, GOP convention delegate math, and a humor column on weekend visitors. It notes 1,206 delegates with 604 needed for the nomination, discusses decontrol moves and a 60 day wage price freeze proposal, and includes HAL Boyle’s look at troublesome weekend guests and host dynamics.
The column recaps a bridge talk with references to Taft and Roosevelt era disputes over seating rights. It notes a 1912 Republican convention ruling allowing disputed delegations to vote on seating others but not on their own case, and cites Chicago convention activity and a bridge problem illustrating careful play.
Rives dummy a ruff, while South discards the losing diamond. West wing the club, his only chance is to return a diamond. A low diamond would be won by dummy's nine. If East returns the jack of diamonds, dummy wins with the queen, and South still has the king eight for the finesse that he then knows to be necessary.
Washington report notes Acheson committed to Bonn that undercuts four freedoms and signals a major shift in U.S. foreign policy. The piece argues the administration privately altered postwar aims, reducing Atlantic Charter ideals while seeking support from Britain and France, with broader implications for Israel, Indonesia, Tunisia, and the Cold War balance.
The notice lists subscription pricing for Jefferson City and surrounding counties with mail and carrier delivery options. Rates cover 1 year 2 months and 1 month plans for local, county, and outside areas, with different prices for Missouri and non Missouri deliveries.
Quotes from Lt Gen Weyland and Capt Moore emphasize continued pursuit of peace and armistice talks despite Kremlin aims. References to the Yalu river and MIGs highlight Cold War tensions. The excerpt also cites Ela Kazan describing enduring hostility to Communist methods.
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