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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1960
Page
4
Jefferson City readers urge a leash law amid concerns over dog licensing, rabies risk, and nuisance from loose canines. Two letters to the editor echo calls for stricter canine control as council debated the weakened ordinance, warning against tragedy and urging action.
A playful take on the presidential campaign ritual as writers question the use of the term candidate. The piece riffs on avoidance and wordplay, likening the process to a dance where politicians dodge declaration and frame availability versus aversion.
The article discusses the OAS move to create an Inter American Commission on Human Rights, citing hopes for protecting individual freedoms across Latin America and noting varying national practices. It notes Paraguay Cuba Dominican Republic and Nicaragua contexts and expresses cautious optimism about the commission’s powers and impact. It includes biblical references and a closing prayer.
In a televised exchange with David Susskind, Governor Nelson Rockefeller urges revising how party policy is formed and candidates are chosen. He favors backing Nixon after nomination but supports shaping policies before the convention to clarify the Republican stance and improve chances against the Democrats.
New York AP columnist Hal Boyle quips on why men marry noting after marriage a man becomes more of a 'life saver' to himself through shared bills, laughter, and existential doubt. Frances Boyle echoes, describing shifts from bachelor doubt to married steadiness, with light social observations on finances, jokes, and routine.
A syndicated analysis contrasts Harry S. Truman with Nelson Rockefeller showing how Truman's recent public appearances spark memory lapses and controversy. It notes Democrats fear revival of old issues and party divisions while Rockefeller seeks a forward looking, constructive role amid Cold War tensions.
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