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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1958
Page
4
The Jefferson City News Tribune announces a 1903 established paper with weekday issues excluding Saturday. It lists editorial leadership including B C Goshorn as president and J G Majersky as managing editor, and notes Associated Press affiliation and subscription rates for Missouri and outside Missouri delivery.
The Jefferson City Land Clearance for Redevelopment Authority begins the process to become an effective civic tool. Steps include city program, intent, citizen participation, public relations, and code updates. The authority will present tentative redevelopment sites and may use two thirds federal funding for losses.
In Venice gondoliers warn they may abandon their boats if modern craft remain unregulated. With only 437 gondoliers left, speedboats and ferries create dangerous waves in the canals. They press for strict controls to preserve tourism and the city’s charm.
In World War I era devotion to the carrier Enterprise known as the Big E, a fundraising drive to preserve the ship as a memorial failed. Campaign last year aimed to raise one million dollars but fell short at 11,000, despite the ship’s record of downing 911 Japanese planes, sinking 71 ships, damaging 192, and earning stars and citations.
A syndicated column argues it is improper to assume guilt by association in the Sherman Adams case and the Vaughan episode. It defends Adams as a man of integrity, notes gifts alone do not prove corruption, and cites House rules on private rebuttal and due process amid political infighting.
A guest editorial argues the new federal highway law may skew $400 million in road funds away from rural needs toward urban and city streets, challenging traditional rural control of highway user revenues and prompting calls for immediate action. The piece contrasts past 50-50 matching and 45/30/25 spending rules with the new flexible allocation, noting ensuing urban versus rural tensions.
In Washington, the piece analyzes how Soviet and Chinese propaganda targets American policies and leaders to sow distrust and split NATO. It notes Khrushchev’s offers amid harsh Western rhetoric, Moscow’s ridicule of Eisenhower Macmillan talks, and attempts to fracture the Western Alliance by pressuring Britain and France through biased reporting.
Dr Edwin P Jordan explains lobar pneumonia, its sudden onset, severe chill, fever around 104 to 105, chest pain, cough, rapid breathing, and typical course. He notes modern treatment with sulfa or antibiotics often brings rapid improvement and resolution, unlike past deadly outcomes.
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