We Shall Not Fear to Follow Truth
Editorial note quotes Thomas Jefferson on free inquiry and tolerance for error, urging reasoned debate and pursuit of truth without fear or censorship.
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Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson City Post Tribune in Jefferson City, Missouri
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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1964
Page
2
Missouri Chamber launches plan to amend constitution over reapportionment
The Missouri State Chamber of Commerce begins a drive to amend the federal constitution to preserve a "little federal" system in state legislatures after the Supreme Court ruled states must reapportion on equal population. Critics warn metropolitan control could rise. supporters urge restoring state sovereignty through reform and appealing to Congressmen Schodr, Symington, and Long.
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Missouri State Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
U.S. Supreme Court
Missouri
Senate
House
Wise Men
Washington
Supreme Court
General Assembly
St. Louis
Graham
Bloodmobile Quota Hinges on Final Jefferson City Visit
Cole County must collect about 384 donors and 284 pints over a two day final Bloodmobile visit June 25 26 at First Christian Church 329 E Capitol Ave to meet its 1964 season target. Probate Judge Elliot M Campf urges local leaders and residents to participate and call 635 1182 or 635 2314 to sign up.
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Cole County
Red Cross
Jefferson City
Elliot M. Campf
First Christian Church
Capitol Ave
Judge Campf
Goldwater’s Strength Across Industrial States Stirs GOP Debate
Russell Kirk argues Goldwater could win more industrial states than rival candidates, shaping Michigan and national races. Romney’s hesitation and past margins are weighed against Goldwater’s appeal in suburban and rural areas, promising a tougher path for Johnson and a broader GOP coalition.
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Romney
Senator Goldwater
Michigan
Northeast
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Ohio
California
Barry Goldwater
Los Angeles
Orange
Goldwater
Johnson
Messrs
Rockefeller
Lodge
Nixon
Scranton
Letters to the Editor on school prayers and morality
A reader from Pocatello Idaho argues Congress may delay school prayer issues until after elections. He defends public prayer as essential to morality, criticizes atheistic and Marxist positions, and urges firmness from lawmakers while defending free expression. The letter includes the writer’s contact details and publication notes from The News-Tribune.
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Congress
Rip
Bob Wesser
Parrish Dr. Pocatello, Idaho
Peking Reveals CIA Flaws In Congo Mission Oversight
A Washington column discusses a dangerous national security flaw after Peking revealed that American civilian fliers aided Congo rebels. The State Department reversed its stance, acknowledging CIA involvement and errors in handling clandestine operations. It notes past Bay of Pigs ties and unnamed agents, hinting at deeper interagency clashes and opaque oversight.
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Washington
Red China
U.S
State Department
Africa
Peking
Department
Central Intelligence Agency
Congo
CIA
Kivu
John McCone
McCone
State
McCoy
Cuba
Manuel Penabaz
Frank Bender
Max
Guatemala
Bender
Manuel Artime
Supreme Court urged to curb powers over apportionment
National affairs column argues the Supreme Court has overstepped constitutional bounds by ruling on state voting districts and other issues. Justices Harlan and Stewart dissent, saying the court amends the Constitution and undermines state sovereignty, urging Congress or a new constitutional amendment to restore local control.
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John M. Harlan
Tom C. Clark
Potter Stewart
Washington
Supreme Court of the
United States
Republic
Supreme Court
Board of Supervisors
Union
Supreme Court of the United States
Congress
The
Write to your congressman and senators urges citizens
A call to action encourages writing Senators Symington and Long and Representative Ichord in Washington to express opinions on current legislation. It notes the eighth district served by Ichord includes Cole, Boone, Cooper, Moniteau, Morgan, Miller, Camden, Maries, Pulaski and Phelps counties.
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Washington
Republic
Stuart Symington
Senate
Washington, D. C
Edward WY. Long
Richard Ichord
House
iThe
Ichord
Cole
Boone, Cooper, Monitean
Morgan, Miller
Camden
Maries
Pulaski
Phelps
Freeting Facts From Outer Space
Two Soviet writers claim light signals may have traveled to earth from intelligent beings in space on at least three occasions since 1882 The Krakatoo eruption of 1883 is linked to signals while the Tun Sus event in 1908 is noted The authors warn that by the time a message arrives it may no longer be true and the communication remains unsolved.
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Florida
Times-Uniontwo
Earth
Tun- Sus
Siberia
Krakatoo
Danger Signals on the Horizon From The New Haven Leader
The New Haven Leader warns that a 1939 one hundred dollars grows to forty four eighty nine by Labor Department figures, showing erosion of purchasing power. It argues this collapse fuels hardship for the elderly, weakens personal independence, and fuels deficit spending and welfare state growth, despite optimism.
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New Haven
Peland
Oregon
U.S. Labor Department
Washington
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Edward Long
GOP
Russell Kirk
George Romney
Mr. Nixon
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