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Jefferson City Post Tribune

Location

Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1961

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The Great Laotian Pastime Mystery Solved By James Marlow

AP analyst James Marlow notes Adlai Stevenson returns from Latin American tours noting worsening conditions. He cites Kennedy’s UN ambassador shuffle and the failed anti-Caker invasion plan as damaging U S standing, alongside a new $500 million Latin American aid package for landless, homeless, and educated programs.

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Marigold Mischief Amid Tiny Garden Vanishing Acts

In New York AP copy Hal Boyle recounts a humorous, faintly chaotic vegetable garden tale. A resident notices mint and small malt plants disappear from a balcony garden, then discovers a stamp-sized setup transplanted to a front porch garden. The incident reads as playful self reflection on memory and garden mischief.

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World Today: U S Latin Problems Amid Economic Gap

The piece contrasts Latin America’s struggle with poverty and the appeal of communism against American aims for peace and rapid development. It cites Kennedy and Stevenson, noting the vast wealth gap and the question of whether freedom can aid the many poor to prevent communism’s pull.

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Supreme Court Sunday ruling sparks religious and economic backlash

Washington special reports that the Supreme Court's upholding of blue laws on Sundays drew fierce criticism from religious leaders and small merchants who say the decision harms rest days and profits. Clergy warn of empty pews and closed mom and pop stores, while proponents note broader social effects. The piece discusses how the ruling may affect Jewish and Seventh Day Adventist merchants and changes in weekend business patterns.

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Political Editorial Urges Nonpartisan City Governance

The Post-Tribune defends Councilman Edward Kliegel as a reform-minded Republican and criticizes partisan favoritism. It advocates Jefferson City governance led by capable, diverse leaders and endorses candidates across parties while stressing a Jeffersonian first approach over petty party politics.

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Gasoline tax increase urged as Missouri moves to fund roads

The St Louis Globe-Democrat endorses a 2 cent per gallon gasoline tax hike in Missouri, conditioning support on a constitutional amendment directing revenue to counties and cities and a state highway fund. The paper argues the plan reduces local taxes, improves highway safety, and could save hundreds of lives if approved in April 1962.

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Sore back fuels age jokes about Kennedy in press

A Joplin Globe opinion mocks coverage of President Kennedy’s sore back during a tree planting ceremony. The writer argues reporters overstate youth and hints at decadence while noting the public hope for a quick recovery and comparing him to boxer Archie Moore.

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Atheism Given Stature By High Court Decision

Washington reports that the Supreme Court ruled there can be no religious test for public office, including notary posts, even for atheists. The decision rejects forcing belief or disbelief and questions if requiring belief in a supreme being constitutes a religious test, sparking debate among faiths and political leaders.

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