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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1969
Page
2
The News Tribune Company lists William H. Weldon as Publisher and Robert Bolsser as President, alongside their guiding motto about pursuing truth and tolerating error while reason remains free to combat it.
The Defense Department appeals a 1987 ruling denying security clearance to a former Communist associate, arguing to bar all active or former Communist party members from access to classified defense work. The piece recalls Rubel and Robel precedents and critiques higher court reasoning.
A report from Ruston Louisiana Tech describes militants attempting to haul down the American flag and the student response of raising the flag and singing the Star Spangled Banner. The piece praises responsible Louisiana Tech students for confronting the unrest and urges campus leadership by the majority of students who seek open, lawful change.
Thomas Lane reports a Soviet view that Kennedy era optimism gave way to a calculated push for a coalition government in South Vietnam. The National Liberation Front evolves into a Revolutionary Provisional Government. Moscow and Beijing recognize it, pressing the United States toward a negotiated settlement. Nixon faces pressure to accept communist participation, seen as a strategic Soviet victory.
Democratic senator Harold B. Hughes rises as a dark horse candidate in the 12th presidential race. The piece notes Hughes's popularity among liberal and youthful Democrats, his rapid ascent in Washington, and the support from McCarthy backers seeking a broader Democratic platform amid plans for new national priorities.
A collection of public letters thanks Lincoln University president for years of progress and community backing while urging continued support. Other letters criticize Earl Warren and discuss the peace symbol debates sparked by Finder article, urging thoughtful peace and noting the Broken Cross symbol.
Henry Taylor examines Jeno Fock visit as a bid for hard currency, condemns red repression in Hungary and Czechoslovakia, warns of embassy harassment and secret police. He argues Austrian graft and supply smuggling fuel East bloc influence while U.S. agents face surveillance and delays at Budapest.
The column notes Keith Weber 17 named a Missouri Boys State senator to Boys Nation in Washington DC next month. Missouri Girls State attendees from Jefferson City total four, with programs at William Woods College Fulton next week.
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