Post and Tribune publishing details and subscription rates
The notice lists the Post established 1998 and Tribune 1963 with weekday publication, credits President Publisher Golden, Managing Editor MaJerssy, and Associated Press affiliation. It includes postal information, pricing by region, and subscription terms across Missouri counties and outlying areas.
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The
Tribune
News-Tribune Company
MES. BE
Goleden
G. Majerssy
Hexber
Associated Press
Jefferson City
Jefferson City Chamber Saves Local Plant From Move
Jefferson City Chamber of Commerce acted quickly after reports Wilson Plastics Co would move to Sandusky Ohio. A three man delegation, led by F. Joe DeLong and including C Forrest Whaley and Gene Gosch, traveled to Sendusky to secure stay. Wilson Plastics issued a statement confirming operations would remain in Jefferson City, noting machinery moved to make room for new projects. The board met in emergency session and the trip paid dividends for the city.
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Jefferson City
Wilson
Wilson Plastics Co
Jefferson ‘Cillans
Post-Tribune
Canital
Ftrm
Tefferson
Gene Gosch
Sendusky
Ohio City
NATO gains strength as Norstad cites deterrent power
Gen Lauris Norstad testified that NATO has become a credible fighting force capable of defending Western Europe and deterring Soviet aggression. He noted NATO’s enhanced deterrent capability with American long-range air power and nuclear weapons, and said the alliance is three to four times stronger than six years ago. The Senate Foreign Relations Committee extended military aid for two years, citing renewed confidence in NATO.
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Missouri regional library system expands in 1940s
In 1940 Missouri had no county-wide libraries but regional facilities have grown. Pataya and Johnson Counties formed Missouri’s eighth regional system after approving an earned tax levy, bringing total counties with general service to SI. Missouri ranks high nationally in library service, bookmobile use, and circulation, thanks to the leadership of State Librarian Paxton Price. Despite gains, about 800,000 Missourians still lack service, and more demonstrations are planned in Boone Howard and Callaway Counties.
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Kansas City
Missouri
United States
Pataya
Johnson
Paxton Price
Missouri State Library
Missouri River
Price
Lafayette
Court ruling on civilian trials for military spouses sparks debate
Washington reports the Supreme Court split over whether wives of service members abroad can be tried by civilian courts or must face court martial. Four justices favored civilian trials for overseas offenses, with two dissents urging jury trials in capital cases. The decision leaves questions about military jurisdiction and civil rights unresolved.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
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South
Supreme Law of the Land
United States
Justices Uphold Military Court Rulings on Women Life Prison
A fragmented report notes two cases where the Supreme Court previously reversed a military tribunal ruling. The justices now appear to back the lower court decision, signaling a rare alignment with the military tribunal and a shift in stance from prior rulings. The piece cites Ray Tucker and references the 1956 political climate and figures in Washington.
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Fesidential
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Frankfurt
Ike's New Liberal Crew Steering Ship of State
A long analysis notes Justice Frankfurter and a Supreme Court reversal on separate but equal precedents. It discusses how four justices favored maintaining a legal stance while others reversed, and comments on treaties versus the Constitution. The piece also covers upcoming State Department shifts, cabinet changes, and personnel moves under Ike, including Berding, Anderson, and others, with a brief aside on a bridge card fact.
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Erin O'Brien Hollywoods Long Overlooked Home Town Singer
Hal Boyle profiles Erin O'Brien a California born singer from a large family who, after years of Hollywood seeming to overlook her, lands a break on Arthur Codiey show and a Warner Brothers contract. She pursued acting and singing since youth, married young to Timmy Hitzgereid, and now aims to study and perform, believing timing and growth shaped her career.
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Doctor Answers Heart Rate Variation and Medical FAQs
Edwin P. Jordan answers reader questions on bradycardia and normal slow heart rates among athletes, testing for serious heart conditions, spinal versus saddle block anesthesia, diet pills and safety, metallic tongue sensations, and vitamin E claims for heart disease. He emphasizes medical guidance and cautions against self treatment.
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NEA
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Paris Faces Threat of Caricature by Behavior Shift
Paris and its citizens risk becoming caricatures as parts of the population imitate American attitudes and mannerisms. The Paris Municipal Council vows to preserve a distinct Parisian atmosphere amid pressure to adapt to new cultural tones and trends.
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