Fefferson City News-Tribune Publication Details
The Jefferson City News-Tribune page lists publication dates and pricing, noting Fefferson Cities Post-Tribune style and an Associated Press affiliation. It includes rates for Missouri counties and outside Missouri, with several lengthy, unreadable OCR lines indicating subscription prices and service areas.
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Missouri Penal System Advances with New Vocational Training
State penal officials unveiled a vocational training program for inmates marking a high point after a 1954 riot. Aimed at rehabilitating about 25 percent of prisoners, the plan includes 10 classes at start and on the job training, with certificates that hide the prison origin. The initiative covers the main penitentiary, the women's prison Goa, Intermediate Reformatory, and Church Farm for honor prisoners under Director Col. James D. Carter.
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Watch Out for Slickers in Sedalia Editorial
A guest editorial warns Sedalia residents to verify credentials of strangers claiming promotions or sales. It cites past tramps and warns of fake advertisers and bad checks, urging merchants to trust genuine Missouri Conservation agents who carry proper credentials. It notes rising check fraud and urges vigilance against smooth talking con artists and their female accomplices.
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Reds Talk Disarmament Yet Military Moves in World Affairs
Washington dispatches report Moscow touts disarmament while advancing military actions toward the West. Soviet submarine deliveries to the Mediterranean and a redirected move through the Turkish Straits raise alarms for Israel and allied planners. Albania hosts armed bases and airfields near Italy as new weapons enter Korea with UN concerns over armistice violations.
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Inflation and tensions frame postwar eras in brief notes
Hal Boyle surveys inflation with prices up 480 percent in two years and weathered by news from Washington and Moscow. He weighs disarmament talks risks, senator participation, and constitutional nuances while sprinkling trivia about health, sports, and literature for a broad reader.
Infant Mortality and Care Improve But Still High
Dr Edwin P Jordan notes infant deaths could be cut with better prenatal and postnatal care. He cites 1956 rates and contrasts with 1915, highlighting race, residence, and social factors. Fewer deaths occur in later weeks, but many are preventable through timely physician access and modern medical services.
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South Beats Bad Breaks in Narrow Bridge Victory
Oswald Jacoby analyzes a duplicate match point hand where Roger Wells wins with a club lead and a favorable diamond sequence. Despite early misreads, strategic ruffing and careful play secure the saving trick and a favorable score, illustrating the impact of favorable breaks on a four heart contract.
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Global figures urge unity and restraint on war fears
Quotes from Romulo Smathers Wilson Mindszenty and Pierce emphasize UN unity, caution on nuclear tests, and protection of civilians. Analysts urge Russia to respect the UN, while voices condemn aggression and stress aid to Hungarian children amid Cold War tensions.
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National Whirligig Supreme Court Rulings Create Confusion
Washington voices say Supreme Court rulings undermine precedent and constitutional standards, stirring confusion in courts, law enforcement, and politics. Critics cite Fifth Amendment cases, Teapot Dome probes, antitrust rulings, and football versus baseball to claim erosion of Congressional watchdog power and national security concerns.
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