Local Subscription Rates and Delivery Areas
The notice lists subscription rates and delivery areas for a Missouri newspaper. Cole and adjoining counties are priced at 40.60 monthly, with other Missouri counties at 39.10 and outside Missouri at 320.40 for longer terms. Three month rates show Cole and adjoining counties at 5.00, other Missouri counties at 4.55, and outside Missouri at 5.00.
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Mall eDers
Cariel
Cole
Missouri
Missour
Jefferson
Litterbug Force cited for holiday litter on highways
Keep America Beautiful Inc. estimates nationwide holiday litter at over 100000 tons with fires and risks to motorists. The group notes tax dollars fund cleanup, asks residents to help keep Jefferson City and Mid Missouri clean amid widespread roadside debris and trash in parks and streets.
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United States
Keep America Beautif Inc
Jefferson City
Mid-Missouri
Keep America Beautifi!, Inc
Missouri
North Ten Mile Drive
Complacency Threatens Defense Budget, Warns Rep Mahon
Rep Mahon urges vigilance as defense appropriation climbs to 384 billion dollars, warning the public has slipped into complacency since Soviet satellite launches. He cites waning urgency after initial shock, notes gaps in a coordinated space program, and fears a future setback could come too late.
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House of Representatives
Congress
Eisenhower
George Mahon
Tex
Mahon
America
Robert C. Truax
Navy
Astronautics
Barly
England
Restricting the News Sparks Editorial Debate
The Joplin Globe reports the State Department revived a policy requiring written records of talks with newsmen. Reporters protest, arguing it tightens secrecy and hinders information access. Officials deny full details, citing national security concerns but acknowledging verbal guidance may have circulated.
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Joplin Globe
State Department
Department
Dulles
Soviet Ambassador misleads on Moscow censorship on Meet the Press
National Affairs piece by David Lawrence questions Mikhail Menshikov’s denial of news censorship in Moscow. It cites Clifton Daniel and World Affairs coverage, noting censorship via Glavlit and editor edits of dispatches. Feighan calls for persona non grata action, while Menshikov quips about being declared. Concludes with analysis of Soviet attitudes.
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Moscow
David Lawrence
Washington
Mikhail Menshikov
United States
Meet the Press
Clifton Daniel
New York Times
Truman
Soviet Union
Daniel
Menshikov
Ambassador Menshikov
Korea
Mutual Broadcasting Company
America
State Department
Mutual
John Hightower
Associated Press
National Broadcasting Company
Hightower
Congress
Michael A. Feighan
Ohio
House of Representatives
Feighan
New York Herald Tribune Inc
Outsider judge defers for Hammen fire case letters
A column of letters reveals Judge Blata disqualifies himself from a case involving Mr. Hammen over a disputed Gravois Mills fireplace. The editor notes consent of Hawkins and emphasizes impartiality, while readers discuss fairness, local sports, and community help with midget league teams and city donations.
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Hamrmen
Post-Tribune
Hammen
Tobias
Schmitz
Alden L. Hammen
Ham
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