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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1963
Page
3
AQuotation from Thomas Jefferson appears in the News Tribune Company page, asserting that truth must guide tolerance of error and that reason must remain free to contest it. The piece emphasizes intellectual independence.
An editorial argues Congress deserves praise for checking excess during this session. It cites blocking half a billion in Area Redevelopment funds, scrutinizing foreign aid, and resisting a centralized Mass Transit Bill. The piece defends Congress against being labeled a do nothing body and urges continued vigilance by citizens.
The piece argues that ongoing Kennedy Khrushchev correspondence and a proposed direct teletype link risk weakening US resolve toward the Castro regime and Soviet tension. It cites US appeals to West European allies to relax tensions, calls for restraint, and questions whether Kennedy’s negotiations show fatal naiveté or moral danger in coping with the Soviets.
The essay argues Rome, despite its grandeur, suffered from extreme noise and crowding as auto ownership rose. It condemns constant speeding and one way streets, noting a walker’s Pantheon to Borgese Gardens trip beats driving time. It urges limiting private cars to restore city life.
A Presbyterian minister criticizes the General Assembly at Des Moines for endorsing complete church state separation and public school prayer, arguing the church does not speak for all members. He condemns Justice Tom Clark’s school prayer ruling and urges the nation to stay Christian, urging readers to support the church’s mission.
A reflective piece critiques shifting moral norms from Victorian to modern times. It rails at censorious crusaders while praising academic freedom and a nostalgic memory of actress Madge Kennedy. The essay parades provocative language, a New York life scene, and a defense of reading rights in schools amid controversy.
The piece argues the dollar's reserve status endangers the free world as foreign banks worry over value declines. It cites past inflation, foreign reliance on dollars, and U S budget deficits, urging policy restraint to avoid a global crisis and urging foreign help only if a more prudent US stance is taken.
National Affairs columnist David Lawrence discusses Kennedy administration plans and Supreme Court flexibility on race based public restroom access. He notes 1959 Norfolk courthouse ruling exceptions, contrasts with Pennsylvania v Williams, and questions why federal courts defer to state actions in segregation cases. The piece critiques federal and state authority interactions on equal protection and public facilities.
The piece argues Kennedy favored private power development over federal control in many cases. It notes a public policy drift toward socialized federal power, despite private firms like Montana Power showing capacity to build and operate sites with private funds. It calls for a clear directive placing the burden of proof on the government.
A call to citizens to write to their lawmakers in Washington. Encourages ongoing communication with Senators Symington and Long and Representatives Ichord Cannon, urging letters on important issues. Lists district counties served by Ichord and Cannon and provides their Washington addresses.
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