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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1956
Page
8
A colorful column mixes weather mishaps and social quips. It recalls a Conklin teacher fined for shirt removal, teases a gas story, and jokes about a dog expecting a litter, a prison mail prank, and a Flag Day birthday note marking Town and Country's anniversary.
British nobleman David James Nugent seventh baron of Clonless failed to secure a starring television role today. He plans to make a Mollywand movie instead and remains optimistic about his creative ventures despite the setback.
Senators Mundt Eastland and McCarthy press a bill to restore congressional control over security discharges, seeking to end swift removals of workers deemed security risks. The debate highlights court limits on government power and calls for hearing reforms. Irving August and William Taylor face reviews, with Red Cross rehiring hopes clouded by the security review.
Washington Senate bill proposes 72.4286 million dollars for flood control navigation power and reclamation works with specifics for Missouri river projects from Kansas City to mouth at 3 million and 3.9 million to Omaha. Also includes Perry County drainage districts project 800 thousand, Pammetree Reservoir 800 thousand, Table Rock reservoir 14.75 million, Missouri River levees 2.85 million, plus planning for Fuldus River and St Louis Best Creek.
The New York Times reports university students in Czechoslovakia have issued sweeping demands for democracy. The list seeks a factual press, circulation of foreign literature, end to radio jamming, and less Soviet influence, challenging the communist regime. Harrison Salisbury notes the government faces a fragile balancing act to concede without upsetting Red rule.
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