Local newspaper masthead and subscription rates
The Post Established in 1908 The Tribune Established in 1863 Published on weekdays except Saturday The Associated Press subscription options list Jefferson City Missouri rates for various periods and delivery areas including in state and outside Missouri with a Dial 6-313 contact.
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Seiscon
Mussomby
Mer & Iy
Minos Graay
Missouri
Missouri News magazine suspended over budget cuts
The Missouri Legislature reduced funding for the Division of Resources and Development leading to the suspension of the Missouri News magazine. The cut threatens the state’s promotional capability, as the publication, once a key promotional tool, shifts back to a newsletter format amid limited funds.
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Missouri
Bassouri News
Smagazine
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The Yankees and the Eight Team AL Rivalry
The Conqueror Complex in the American League mirrors the National League with eight teams. The New York Yankees refuse to accept any rival as a threat and react with uproar when slightly behind. Their confidence unsettles others and drives speculation of trades and leadership friction as fans expect the Yankees to draw crowds.
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Yankees
Grandpa Trumans Wish Echoed in Joplin Editorial
The Joplin Globe-foreword column reflects on Harry S. Truman saying he would prefer his newborn grandson become a U S senator one day. The piece notes Truman loved the Senate, warned presidency is a demanding job, and suggests many families dream of political greatness for their children. It weaves in unrelated lines about British royals and a biblical verse.
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Joplin Globe
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Senate
Investimass
Doe Lbeolant Hankings
Eisiors Grange
Godenour
Gochenour
United States
U.S. scientists face Communist fears over nuclear tests
The piece argues that despite warnings of danger, U S atomic officials and the National Academy of Sciences find nuclear tests pose limited risks. It cites statements by President Eisenhower and British leaders, notes petitions by scientists, and defends continued testing amid public alarm. It references Rep Smith and Rep Walter critiquing Linus Pauling’s petition and calls for calm in the nuclear debate.
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AEC
David Lawrence Washington
America
Americ
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Congress
Hisenhower
National Academy of Sciences
Joel Hildebrand
University of California
American Chemical Society
Lawrence EH. Smith
Wisconsin
Francis E.walter
Pennsylvania
House Committee On un-American Activities
Linus Pauling
California
Walter
House of Representatives
Dr. Pauling
Civil Rights Congress
Attorney General’s Office
Department of Justice
Rep. Smith
Dr. Pawling
Briain
Viscount Cherwell
British Atomic Energy Authority
Selwyn Lloyd
Britain
England
Great Britain
Truman
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
New York
Herald Tribune, Inc
How ard Griffin Recovers Sight After Blindness
Best selling author John Howard Griffin recovers his sight after twenty years of blindness. A Cleveland boxing hearing features Federal Judge James C. Connor. A Sacony Mobil director E Brewster Jennings warns against communism and urges personal and corporate responsibility.
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John Howard
Griffin
Gring
James C. Conner
Cleveland
Ohio
E. Brewster Jennings
Sacony Mobil Oi Co
Meany Defends World Power Debate Over Ideas
George Meany, president of the AFL-CIO, argued that world power has nothing to do with ideas or philosophies, stressing practical strength over abstract thought in global leadership. He spoke amid debates on national security and labor influence in policy.
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Boonville Letter Opposes Route Change for Interstate Highway
A reader laments the proposed four lane interstate through Cooper County Boonville arguing it will bypass farmland and raise costs. The letter cites farm wealth, tax implications, and demands a hearing in Jefferson City if routing shifts away from Boonville.
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Inter State High
United States
Missouri River
Rocheport
Missouri
Ilin
Cooper County
State Highway Commission
Ming
Coomer County
Boonvile Bet
Jefferson City
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