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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1971
Page
2
The News Tribune records remarks by Publisher William M. Weldon and President Mobert Bolsser asserting that truth must guide reporting and that tolerating error weakens journalism. The piece frames as a defense of editorial independence and vigilance against misinformation.
The article argues the Mansfield end the war guide was a futile gesture backed by a peacelike movement with Communist support. It notes the Senate rejected end the war amendments such as McGovern Hatfield and that most lawmakers resist premature exit while the house counts votes and public weariness grows.
The piece condemns highway littering as wasteful and dangerous. It cites Missouri data showing last year’s roadside cleanup cost about 477,248 dollars, roughly 15 dollars per mile, and argues funds could instead improve roads or widen surfaces. It urges motorists to address the problem.
Officials in Sedalia Pettis County struggle with conflicting census signs after annexation. One sign on South Highway 65 displays the correct population while a new western sign posts 23,964, sparking debate. The Sedalia Democrat notes readers face two figures and asks Which Is Right.
The New York Times faces criticism for selective use of documents and missing White House papers, challenging its credibility and contribution to war understanding. The review notes gaps in access and questions the paper's defense of wartime decisions and policy framing.
Dear Sir discusses the Fraternal Order of Eagles and its controversial practices. It questions racial membership criteria, symbolism, and alleged hypocrisy while criticizing their connection to military service rituals and brotherhood ideals. The letter raises concerns about inclusion, education, and drug dangers in the context of a broader community welfare debate.
The file clippings cover Cole County history and public notices. Vehicle tax reminders require last year’s receipt and title. A university scholarship was awarded to David John Fischer. Scout camp, festival planning, and police actions are described along with community events in Jefferson City and nearby towns.
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