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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1956
Page
2
A brief notice outlines The Post established in 1908 and The Tribune in 1863 with credits to Goshorn as president and publisher. The paper is a member of the Associated Press and is entered as second class matter in Jefferson City Missouri under the 1879 act.
The Jefferson City Chamber of Commerce will present a strong case to a St. Louis selection committee evaluating bids for a $19 million U S Department of Agriculture animal disease research laboratory. The editorial notes competition from other Missouri cities and stresses that the committee will pick the best site based on meeting requirements and assets.
Editorial discusses President Eisenhower’s struggle to push the 4.9 billion foreign aid plan through a wary House and Senate. It notes electoral concerns, longstanding resistance to aid, and questions over unspent funds that could bolster or cripple efforts, with unlikely chances for restoration this year. The piece reflects on fiscal prudence, political dynamics, and the fate of authorization versus appropriation.
The piece argues Averell Harriman would be the wealthiest presidential hopeful if nominated by the Democrats. It weighs public reaction to wealth in office, cites Theodore Roosevelt on independent income, and notes Harriman's labor support and moderate stance. The essay contends the curse of riches is less threatening today amid a large middle class and many wealthy Democrats.
HAL HOYLE profiles Finders Limited, a London information broker run by Dunn Meynell. The firm charges about five dollars for simple inquiries up to five hundred dollars for market studies or legal possibilities, handling bizarre requests from locating an elephant’s foot to delivering a hotel bed abroad. Meynell, 30, a former navy man and lawyer, travels worldwide and runs an emergency geared operation with 25 assistants.
Dr Edwin P Jordan discusses plastic surgery for broken noses and other deformities, noting it can improve appearance and personality but is complex, costly, and not always successful. Procedures may require rib cartilage grafts and careful consideration of individual emotional needs. continuation referenced.
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