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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1958
Page
2
Kansas City AP report quotes Simon Ramo of Space Technology Laboratories telling the International Circulation Slanagers Association that the United States cannot be first in every field. He notes both nations with vast resources will lead in different areas and urges boosting national brainpower to stay competitive.
Rep. Roy A. Harris said he intends to call Bernard Goldfine an industrialist with gifts and influence as the House subcommittee investigates publicity and advertising ties. The panel weighed whether to summon Goldfine over records tied to newspaper circulation and political favors. Roberts indicated a week or more may be needed for federal agencies to respond, while Adams faced pressure over his role in the matter.
Harris hinted Adams may testify later while a separate inquiry probes possible preferential treatment for Goldfine tied to his friendship with Adams. The hearings aim to determine if agencies favored Goldfine and what confidential information, if any, passed between Adams and Goldfine, amid ongoing subcommittee and FTC scrutiny.
Connecticut Republicans nominate State Comptroller Fred R. Zeller to oppose Gov. Abraham A. Ribicoff in November elections. They renominate Sen. William A. Purtell for a second full term. The piece notes Purtell was appointed to the Senate in August 1952 after the death of Sen. Mrttahan.
Tax rules in force after August 1957 treat parsonage rent and meals as earnings for social security. The change lets retiring ministers gain higher benefits based on lodging and meals, counted with other earnings for benefit computation. The article also notes judicial and state appointments involving Judge Blair and Circuit Judge Sam C. Blair, plus Mrs. Wheeler Caruthers’s appointment in Oregon County.
Gov James T Blair on Tuesday appointed Elliott Dampf as Coles County probate judge, succeeding the governor's brother William Risin whan vacated the position following a vacancy-filled process.
L Gieck 51 of 100 Grant St suffered minor injuries in a two car collision Tuesday night at Capitol Avenue and Madison Street. He and passenger Jose Louis Gieck 63 were in a eastbound car that hit a northbound vehicle driven by Marcia Mae Bullard 94. Gieck taken to St Marys Hospital then home.
Construction of a $400000 library at Drury College begins tomorrow and should finish by July 1 1953. The building will be named for Maj. Gen. John Walker of Springfield, a World War II hero.
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