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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1965
Page
2
A historical motto from the News Tribune Company quoting Thomas Jefferson on the courage to pursue truth and tolerate error as reason remains free to combat them.
The article argues earmarked taxes reduce budget flexibility yet provide stability for specific state functions. It cites Missouri gasoline taxes as a positive example and a school fund tax as a risk, urging constitutional checks and annual gubernatorial reporting to curb enduring earmarks amid changing conditions.
A Indianapolis Star editorial condemns a 2.1 billion supplemental appropriation bill passed with 62 no votes. It argues it masks ongoing overspending, noting such back door deficits occur when public attention shifts to Medicare education and voting rights. The piece urges honest budgeting and congressional accountability.
A critic argues American schools fail to teach governmental basics, citing Ohio surveys showing students ignorant of political theory and practice. The Taft Institute funds summer seminars for teachers to bridge theory and practical politics, with sessions at Macalester, C W Post, Rochester, and Pepperdine, aiming to counter fanaticism by early civic instruction.
The piece describes a private GOP Lodge within the Senate led by Everett Dirksen with members like Roman Hruska and Norris Cotton. It notes the club’s influence on strategy, limited access, late sessions, and key roles in drafting civil rights language. It mentions occasional Democratic attendance and private mail handling during meetings.
A narrator recalls a long conversation with a dinner partner from Tonypandy about politics and society. He endures sharp differences on labor, ideology, and civil disobedience, finally offering his own views to relieve mounting discomfort and exit the encounter.
Lawmakers urge citizens to contact their senators and representatives on important issues. Addresses for Sen. Stuart Symington and Sen. Edward V. Long in Washington and Reps. Richard Ichord and William L. Hungate are listed, including the Eighth and Ninth District counties they serve.
A New York Herald Tribune analysis challenges President Johnson's optimistic claim that tax cuts and government spending spur lasting prosperity. It notes deficits and inflation risks, argues true health lies in job creation and demand, and warns against relying on artificial expansion to balance budgets.
Senator Robert Kennedy says nuclear proliferation poses greater long term danger than the Vietnam war. He cites multiple countries with bomb making capacity and warns peaceful reactors can seed weapons programs. He criticizes White House delay citing a Gilpatric task force report still not public and urges immediate action.
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