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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1973
Page
2
Publisher William H. Weldon and President Robert Blosser emphasize freedom of inquiry and tolerance for error in guiding the newspaper. The company underscores a commitment to pursuing truth and reason in reporting and editorial work.
The piece notes the liaison office in Peking lacks embassy status but serves as a busy link as Nixon’s bridge opens. It cites rising US-China trade from 5 million to 100 million and a projected 300 million, with cotton exports and hog shipments. It argues China compromises Maoist principles to access goods and credit, while Canton Trade Fair shows limited gains and increased prices.
An editorial argues Nixon’s 60-day price freeze is the right but painful move amid rising inflation. It blames Phase II’s failure, ongoing deficits, and policy shifts for spiraling prices and warns that Phase IV will demand renewed self-restraint in profits, wages, and spending. It cautions against abandoning free enterprise for controls and urges disciplined fiscal policy.
A reader letter questions why Watergate dominates coverage and laments investigations as wasteful. The writer contrasts Democratic and Republican scrutiny, cites past political missteps, and asks if Democrats have consciences while accusing the media of bias.
The article critiques Senator Gale McGee and the Senate Post Office Civil Service Committee as they consider an agency shop bill. It portrays McGee suppressing Reed Larsen of the National Right to Work Committee, accusing him of advocacy while giving hours to union testimony, and accuses lawmakers of biased procedure and selective democratic standards.
Washington columnist Thomas A. Lane questions G. Gordon Liddys function in the Watergate plot deeming him the mystery man behind the espionage for the Committee to Re Elect the President. The piece ponders possible Democratic connections and the plausibility of a planted operator.
June 21 1963 Jefferson City events include tryouts for The Boy Friend at Richardson Auditorium with Dr T D Pawley as stage director Dr Noel Stevens as musical director Don Awe as choreographer and Dee Kaufmann as lead coach Also notes on new Daytime Newcomers officers and various local visits and civic items referencing Jefferson City landmarks people and places.
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