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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1964
Page
2
A brief note quotes the News Tribune Company slogan attributed to Thomas Jefferson, asserting a commitment to truth and free reason in public discourse. The item presents the motto as an emblem of editorial independence and standards for journalistic integrity.
The AFL-CIO denounces Moscow's peaceful coexistence as phony and urges vigilance against a Communist takeover. It opposes expanded trade with the Soviet bloc, arguing it won’t convert Soviet aims and could harm American workers. Meany leads the stance amid calls for a tougher U.S. stance.
Missouri reports progress against water pollution though 40 communities lack adequate sewage treatment. The Water Pollution Board weighs monitoring stations on the Missouri River while a similar Mississippi River plan due this summer. Authorities stress penalties for noncompliance and urge stronger action to stop both human and industrial waste threatening health and wildlife.
Opinion critiques federal efforts like the TVA and its $1.2 billion cost, arguing government planned electricity and subsidies fail to spur regional employment. It urges competitive private enterprise as the driver of growth and tech progress to win the poverty fight.
Russell Kirk analyzes the 1964 Republican platform outlook. He argues Rockefeller aims to push a liberal plank to harm Goldwater, but the Cow Palace delegates will favor conservative principles. Key issues include foreign policy strength, civil rights limits, honesty in government, and possible Becker prayer amendment.
Norfolk pastor from Union Hill Baptist Church argues the Supreme Court did not ban prayer or Bible reading in schools but opposed compulsory, government dictated prayers. He cites court notes supporting voluntary study of the Bible and recognizes patriotism and faith in public life.
A examination of pro Soviet activity targets youth under the banner of academic freedom. The National Council of American Soviet Friendship seeks funds and campus outreach while the Communist Party announces lecture bureaus for free campus talks. The piece argues that campus speech rights do not obligate state institutions to host communist speakers.
Former President Eisenhower urges use of a state driven constitutional amendment to curb federal overreach. He cites Article V and a 1962 National Council proposal to let two thirds of state legislatures initiate amendments without Congress. He warns against centralized power and porkbarrel politics.
Kansas City Star notes soaring insurance market from the baby boom and a surge of new Missouri companies. It urges an agent qualification law and stronger Division of Insurance oversight, warning about founder and profit sharing schemes. Emphasizes need to protect public trust and economy.
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