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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1957
Page
3
Advertising and publication details for The Post established 1808 and The Tribune 1863, including ownership, Associated Press rights, postal status in Jefferson City Missouri, and subscription rates for Missouri counties and outside areas.
A Missouri river channel delays hamper Jefferson City freight, with A G Ingersoll Jr of Federal Barge Lines noting substandard, shifting Missouri River depths raise barge costs and choke traffic. He urges completion of the 9 foot Missouri channel from St Louis to Kansas City, costing $18 million, to unlock mid continent waterways and spur economic gains.
Guest editorial notes President Eisenhower seeks Congress to create a two billion dollar revolving fund for long term low interest foreign loans over three years. The plan moves away from grants, aligns with Export-Import Bank practice, and aims to sustain aid while supporting possible tax cuts. It urges thorough public and congressional consideration.
Washington notes accuse Senate Democrats of petty politics for declining to participate in London disarmament talks. The piece cites partisan friction over foreign policy and compares the stance to past bipartisan failures, urging unity at the water's edge amid nuclear age tensions.
Hal Boyle surveys Dr. John Bertrand of a notable school arguing that American youth are spoiled and must learn to seize their own chances. He cites the Bertrand philosophy of independence, the school’s extensive programs, and alumni success while noting political themes about bipartisanship and disarmament.
Doctor explains Rh factor in blood, its testing, and pregnancy risks. Rh positive or negative status affects miscarriage risk and newborn erythroblastosis. Early testing aids management, with transfusion options reducing fatalities in past cases.
Washington report outlines how Rayburn and Lyndon Johnson push a moderate compromise to erase the Democratic Party radical label. They maneuver to appease House and Senate factions, suppress criticism, and avoid a permanent split, guiding policy toward electability in 1958 and 1960.
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