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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1958
Page
4
The report notes that recipients must increase responsibility as development loans are issued under a program designed to foster sustained progress. It highlights proven trends warranting high-priority consideration from authorities and stakeholders.
Riverside Park in the east end will host Jefferson Cin's first Community Sing of 1956 with hundreds of voices joining in. Lions Club to dedicate the new wading pool at 6 30 p m before the sings begin around 8 p m. The park program, started four years ago, aims to attract larger crowds with band music and a service clubs talent show.
President Assistant Sherman Adams acknowledged imprudence before the Harris subcommittee admitting he once called a federal agency to check a friend's case. The piece argues no mixing of friendship with public duty and urges divestment from gifts and entanglements, noting no ordinary citizens reside in the White House.
The Philippines, led by President Carlos P Garcia, seeks loans totaling 125 million dollars as America views the republic as a democracy showcase in Asia. Voters backed pro American policy candidates after last year's elections amid graft concerns, with Garcia pledging a moral cleanup. continuous aid contrasts with opposition views on gifts.
National affairs column argues Sherman Adams case could curb improper influence in Congress and White House, noting gifts, contributions, and pressure on officials may decline. It warns against overreliance on suspicion and urges integrity in independent commissions while contrasting Democratic and Republican political risks.
Washington editors outline Republican worry over Sherman Adams accepting gifts from a manufacturer and potential fallout for Vice President Nixon. Editorials argue Adams and Knowland ties expose Nixon to anti labor scrutiny, with implications for the 1960 nomination and GOP prospects in California.
HAL BOYLE reports on a new hairpiece by Louis Feder touted as lighter than air and secured with tape to resist wind and tide. Ben Kaplan claims it can be donned or peeled in 33 seconds and cites tests on a ship deck and in ocean breakers. Kaplan notes most wearers are under 33, from all professions, seeking a younger look amid baldness, with widespread interest in hairpieces dating back to ancient Egypt and even Washington.
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