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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1967
Page
2
Publisher William H. Weldon and President Robert Blossom declare in a quote from Thomas Jefferson that truth requires courage and free reason to confront error across the News Tribune Company.
The Missouri House Committee on Constitutional Amendments weakens a proposed 60 percent threshold for general obligation bond issues with a school-specific, nine month resubmission rule. The Senate backed a prudent 60 percent general limit and bare majority for revenue bonds. The full House should reject the substitute and adopt the Senate plan.
The piece argues U S foreign aid, totaling about 3.5 billion dollars to Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Jordan, and others over 20 years, yielded development yet provoked anger and diplomatic recalls, with critics labeling politicians as “good time charlies” for funding regimes like Nasser’s Egypt and others.
A 1967 analysis argues Suez should be returned to international control rather than Egyptian nationalists. It critiques Nasser’s actions, calls for international settlement, and urges recognizing Yemen’s royalist government after Nasser’s defeat. It compares to the Berlin Congress as a precedent for decisive peace action.
Washington notes call for new rules to protect neutral vessels after the US flagship Liberty was attacked by Israeli forces off the Sinai coast. Critics question naval judgment, flag visibility, and risk to intelligence ships in combat zones, urging clearer identification and safer routing.
From Pompano Beach, the Sun Sentinel examines the UN security council's inefficacy amid Middle East fighting. It traces postwar actions from 1945 to the present, noting veto power, failed Palestine moves, and repeated condemnations without decisive force. It asks if the UN is merely sleeping or dead as world war threats loom.
Arabs in town retreat as Israeli embassy staff work around the clock after the ceasefire begins. Wives prepare food for the men while diplomats weigh their positions. Ambassadors from Egypt Algeria and Kuwait react with varied tone and status shifts in a crowded scene at the capital.
Henry J Taylor reports Ohio Governor James A Rhodes sees rock solid potential for Rockefeller return to the 1968 GOP race. He notes Nixon’s strength in key regions, Romney’s delegate problem, and Rhodes’ own favorite son bid. Race dynamics hinge on Rockefeller’s backing, Percy’s potential, and a possible convention deadlock.
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