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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1969
Page
2
The article presents a motto attributed to the News Tribune Company noting a commitment to free inquiry and tolerance for error as guiding principles. It frames the publication's stance on pursuing truth through reason and independent judgment.
This letter argues the Route M site for the Taos Osage City area highway extension was sound and economical, while a later shift to Route 1 due to Osage City complaints undermines future growth and overstates only minor reverse-traffic concerns. It urges a reassessment by the State Highway Commission to avoid a costly mistake.
A reader argues U S stance in Africa is inconsistent. Uganda and Kenya are not firm allies, Tanzania is described as anti American and a base for subversion, while Rhodesia is anti Communist yet pro U S trade offers are rejected. The note claims a U S deal to Uganda Kenya Tanzania exists amid a Rhodesia boycott and ongoing Soviet trading relationships.
Dr George S Benson and several syndicated columnists attack President Nixon's ABM plan as unilateral disarmament while warning of Soviet military growth. They urge a basic defense program and criticize anti military campaigns in Congress as dangerous.
NBC pays 11500 for exclusive interview with Sirhan Sirhan outlines a scheme to profit from assassination stories. An agent explains potential six figure book magazine and TV deals, plus overseas rights and personal letters. The dialogue covers where money comes from and who takes commissions, with caution about defense lawyers and clearances.
Dr. Max Rafferty reports on meetings with high school and college students across the nation. The students demand meaningful participation in schools, more history and future minority studies, admin listening time, and expanded student officer power while favoring immediate Vietnam policy resolution.
Henry J Taylor surveys Italy's widening north south divide as industry shifts pull the economy from farming. He cites wage gaps, emigration to Common Market countries, stalled public works, postal snafus, and pervasive graft as factors fueling social tensions and bureaucratic paralysis across Rome and the south.
Heurie Gardner president elect of the local Rotary Club and his wife attended Rotary International's 50th annual convention in New York City. A vandalized footbridge between Marshall and Lafayette streets was reported by Leland G. Smith. police could not find the culprits. Rehearsals for outdoor pageants began for the summer playground project with Indian and Cashboy settings in costume. Auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars approved a $50 bond purchase in the fifth war loan drive at Odd Fellows Hall. Governor Gardner rests at Excelsior Springs and may return for the State Board of Equalization meeting. Johnge A. W. Happy returned from St. Louis where he attended a zinc and lead miners' convention. Rev. Puther Selinger urged funds for St. Mary's Hospital at a Commercial Club speech.
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