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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1971
Page
2
Publisher William M. Weldon and President Robert Blosser declare a commitment to pursue truth and tolerate error in journalism, asserting fearless reporting and reasoned analysis as guiding principles for the paper.
The Missouri General Assembly 76th session shows gains in school funding and pollution controls, new merit system steps, and early budget reforms. Yet it suffers from self serving motives, lean compromises, ignored capital programs, and weak leadership, risking public confidence and future progress.
A Wall Street Journal editorial from this year humorously notes taxpayers will work six minutes less in 1971 than 1970 to cover federal state and local taxes. It claims lower revenues and federal cuts reduce relief while total levies demand two hours 37 minutes of work daily. The piece ends with a quip about Tex Tevelt.
An unclear OCR fragment references Washington, a court or government term, and stray phrases about motion practice and public events. It contains garbled names and disjointed sentences, yielding no coherent report but suggesting a debate or procedural comment and unspecified participants.
The piece portrays Mr. Nixon facing relentless political assault from opponents and media. It notes Democratic rivals and Republican strategists setting traps, with supporters urged to stay steadfast in the face of criticism and implied right actions despite tough rhetoric.
An FBI director, Paul Scott, is drawn into a heated debate over U S policy toward Communist China. The piece cites Hoover’s bold articles and timing amid Nixon administration shifts and a Schmitz led effort to block China’s UN entry, highlighting subversion fears and policy rifts.
The passage recounts long arc of Greek history and NATO events, noting British troops stranded on Crete and Greek resistance. It references Axis occupation, postwar influence, and debates over U.S. and American interests shaping policy amid Cold War tensions.
The 34 year old Cole County Almanac notes civic events and local politics. A Saturday Summit Civic gathering at Grikaway Park in Folts Summit prompts council contenders and a 4 pm election meeting in Casacd chamber. Possible measures include curfew and taxi fare hikes. Gov appoints a prison board advisory. municipal judge Giteom in Springfield oversees related actions.
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