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Impeach Justice Douglas Says News Analysis
The piece argues to begin impeachment proceedings against Justice William Douglas citing accepted money from the Parvin Foundation and other ties. It asserts Douglas has degraded the judicial process, citing associations, IRS questions, and a controversial article for Avant Garde.
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Council bumbles canine control in Jefferson City
A Missouri council tightens an existing dog ordinance rather than tackling enforcement. The mayor urged study of other cities dog laws but a committee did little. Changes raise impoundment fees and require tags with owner name and contact. The piece urges actual enforcement and humane officer support.
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Guilt by latitude in Cairo remark slams Old South
Lt. Gov. Paul Simon surveyed Cairo Illinois claiming racial tensions stem from Southern attitudes. He compared Cairo’s 8000 residents including 3200 Black residents to the Old South and even noted Cairo lies farther south than Richmond Virginia. The quote elicited sharp pushback.
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Public affair reflections on Vietnam policy and Nixon
Thomas A L Washington critiques U S troop withdrawal in Vietnam as a delaying action. He accuses senators and Kennedy of aiding Hanoi while praising Nixon and urging decisive steps to end the war. He warns against disarmament fantasies and stresses public demand for strong leadership and credible action.
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Mail Bag Notes Church Viewpoints and Local Hope
A reader letter discusses church involvement and Bible reading, critiques a public figure, and praises a Jefferson City youth group for a June 18 musical at St Joseph's Home for the Aged. It also defends Osage City amid a local highway dispute and disputes a town’s decline claim, highlighting Taos Osage City cooperation and growth.
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Brandt May Create Trouble For United States
Henry Taylor cautions that West Germany under Willy Brandt may shift the postwar balance. He notes Germany’s two-level transformation from war devastation to a top trading power while warning Brandt could challenge U.S. influence, amid a rising national mood and debates on NATO and European leadership.
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Miss Nicki Nichols Named Governor of Girls State
Miss Nicki Nichols daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe Nichols Jr today was named governor of Girls State Jefferson City Almanac notes ten years ago. The item also mentions a District 8 baseball game a 30 to 3 win over Centralia at Washington Park and other local news from June 25 1959 including a noon luncheon of the High 12 club and remarks by Rev Gordon W Logan.
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