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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1954
Page
3
James Marlow reports that the Army McCarthy hearings, while not achieving all goals, allowed the public to scrutinize the main figures and the characters involved. McCarthy dominated the proceedings with aggressive tactics, challenging Welch and shaping the show's dynamics.
An early 20th century Jefferson City newspaper page lists publication details, postal classification, and subscription rates. It notes the Daily and Sunday editions, mail routes across Missouri counties, and pricing for various regions.
City sources report University of Missouri eyes a youthful educator administrator as Dr. Fred Middlebush nears continued faculty status. Alumni praised his leadership at a recent dinner while rumors swirl about an interim period during commencements and the curators’ timing for an official announcement.
Senator Aiken led a Senate debate over the REA budget as Clyde Ellis and the National Rural Electrification Co-operative Association push for a $35.9 million increase. Ellis claimed misrepresented finances while Aiken, aided by Thye and Thye, argued balances exist and warned against misleading farmers about REA funding.
The piece argues Senate committees lack independent power and act only through the Senate. It discusses McCarthy and Mundt subcommittee subpoenas, the potential for subpoenas to Cohn and Carr, and whether McCarthy could cancel them as chairman. It notes the Senate would need majority support to override such action, stressing the Senate as parent rather than babysitter.
Quote from Halian Don Langi Sturzo and comments by Army Secretary Stevens claim the U.S. Army is not overrun by Communists and rejects coddling Communists. The fragment reflects Cold War era rhetoric on government control and internal security.
Edwin P. Jordan outlines that many sciatica sufferers can find relief or cure through noninvasive measures. He explains sciatica is nerve pain along the leg from the lower spine, with varied causes from disc rupture to dental or tonsil infections, and notes that treatment often avoids surgery and relies on physical therapy and rest.
The Librarian selects Father’s Day reads spanning McCarthy to Ben Hogan and firearms to weight loss. Buckley and Bozell present pro McCarthy analysis, while other titles cover Hogan’s golf career, military firearms development, African big game hunting, and diet trends.
Actress Jean Petorg notes that while many men from Hollywood are nice, some prowling glucks drive women to consider safer roles like teaching in Ohio. She remarks on how unsettling behavior pushes choices toward ordinary jobs and away from fame.
Senator Eastland of Mississippi states the South will retain segregation and will not yield an inch, signaling steadfast resistance to civil rights concessions without compromise.
Bonn. German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer, an aging statesman, pushes for European unity despite a wavering coalition and France's stance on a European army. He warns that without unity, Soviet power grows stronger while urging Europe to overcome national egotism to secure lasting peace.
A school bus carrying 32 children overturned after colliding with two dump trucks just east of Troy. Seven children were injured as the bus rolled over, with occupants escaping through the rear emergency door and a windshield knocked out by the driver.
Summit Missouri a man Truman Graham 25 and Mrs Martha Jo Rippatoe 24 both of Harrisonville were killed when their car collided with a truck early today highway patrol identified the victims. Mrs Rippatoe’s 2 year old son and 14 year old stepson survived with minor injuries.
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