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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1976
Page
2
Publisher William H Weldon and President Robert Blosser guide a paper that proclaims fearless pursuit of truth and free debate, citing Thomas Jefferson as a benchmark for reason and tolerance of error.
In Springfield Missouri delegates were chosen to the National Republican Convention. Gov Christopher S Bond led the Ford faction with 1 spot and 18 others went to Reagan supporters. Delegates praised Reagan and John Powell for uniting Missouri Republicans behind his candidacy.
Social philosopher Irving Kristol argues welfare fosters dependency and social decay in New York City. He asserts public aid has not reduced poverty and calls for removing able bodied adults from welfare and boosting private sector job creation.
GSA figures show copying costs rising from 38 million dollars in 1964 to 139 million dollars in 1974. The agency urged shared office copiers within single Federal office buildings to cut tax money, instead of every agency buying its own.
The piece compares Jimmy Carter to Richard Nixon in strategy and maneuvering, noting Carter’s unity message, flexible stance, and pragmatism. It argues Carter mirrors Nixon’s political craft, leveraging defections and cautious rhetoric to broaden support, while opponents fear the implications of such tactics.
Washington reports that the Mr X File from the Warren Commission will loom in a Senate Intelligence Committee review of President Kennedy's 1963 assassination. The file contains notes and censored correspondence linking Lee Harvey Oswald to Jack Ruby and the KGB, with a mysterious Russian visitor in Moscow offering assertions about Oswald. The material remains unverified, with FBI and CIA records cited but not confirmed, and the Senate panel faces pursuing these leads.
Phyllis Schlafly reports on a Senate Internal Security subcommittee finding that the Peoples Bicentennial Commission masqueraded as a patriotic educational group while acting as a propaganda tool for a New Left faction. The effort included covert messaging, targeted mailings, and cash-for-information schemes aimed at undermining private enterprise.
Joe Wayne Davis takes a psychiatric social worker post at the University of Missouri Medical Center in Columbia. He holds an MS in Social Work from the University. Eleanor Vieth attends Lay School at Eden Seminary Webster Groves as a parish worker of Central United Church of Christ. Mrs Ward Paden wins three pairs of hose on a Chicago radio contest. Betty Saucier enlists for four years in the Waves. 1924 notes mention the Sappenfield family planning a motor trip to Texas on June 26. Perry Hawes Jr. visits from Circle Drive and William Sappenfield discusses bank expansions and a large street clock project. Percy Burch moves to Marshall to join Nicholas-Beasley Airplane Co.
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