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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1971
Page
2
The News Tribune imprint lists William H. Welcom as publisher and Robert Blogler as president, noting a motto about pursuing truth and tolerating error, attributed to Thomas Jefferson. The snippet presents a historical or branding line rather than a current news item.
A historical newspaper piece defends the First Amendment while warning that publication of top secret Vietnam war documents risks security. It cites McNamara’s 1967 papers, Nixon era misstatements, and calls for adherence to the Espionage Act, declassification rules, and legal boundaries on releasing government secrets.
Rep H R Gross notes officials in Washington rushed to hire a consulting firm for a six figure study to save operating costs. The piece quips about bureaucratic excess and hints that selling limousines might be a simpler remedy than complex schemes.
A featured analysis argues that the State Department middle echelon, opposed to a Jewish state, pushes for Arab concessions and questions Israel's actions. It links a Geneva Convention focus to Cold War tensions, claiming Washington risks weakening ties with Jerusalem and inviting Soviet influence in the region.
The Kremlin signals support for Nixon's China policy and hints at increased U S exchange with Beijing while criticizing U S intentions. Hall, a key Moscow ally, praises limited moves and calls for ending the U S blockade of Taiwan and the two China policy.
Henry J. Taylor argues the U S 6th Fleet on Corfu lacks reach and equipment while the Soviet Mediterranean fleet expands. He notes aging ships, manpower shortages, and limited Greek defense, with Bulgaria’s improving forces and NATO tensions shaping a risky regional balance.
Compiled notes from The News Tribune recount Jefferson City and Cole County history with items on a as-you-go financing plan for pollution controls, a $2.4 million budget for health programs, Lincoln University summer theater opening, rising June brides, Navy enlistments from Jefferson City and Columbia, and 1921 Chamber of Commerce directors.
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