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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1963
Page
1
East German leaders marshal a big public welcome for Khrushchev in East Berlin aiming to rival Kennedy’s West Berlin reception. Neves Deutschianel urges hospitality while broadcasts, mayoral and worker testimonies push enthusiasm. Officials weigh whether Khrushchev will anchor a new Berlin crisis with a peace treaty or limit remarks to reaffirm support.
As session closes tempers rise with Rep. Tom F. Baker accusing governor and lawmakers of insincerity on conflict of interest legislation. The bill is seen dead in the Senate while lawmakers push other measures including sewage treatment devices for watercraft, higher blind aid, extended tax return windows, and revocation of small income tax refunds.
During a weekly meeting the Jaycees outlined the ham breakfast for the Cole County Fair’s final day, Saturday August 3, as part of the fair starting Tuesday July 30. Six Jaycees attend a national convention in Louisville, Kentucky aiding Richard Thomas of Sedalia in his bid for national president.
President Kennedy tours Berlin checkpoint saluting two million West Berliners and praising the city as a beacon of freedom. He travels 110 miles from West Germany with Gen. Lucius D. Clay, while Soviet MIGs are reported nearby but do not interfere.
Jefferson City Post Tribune masthead lists publishers MR and MRS ROBERT C GOSHORN and MR MRS WILLIAM E WELDON with staff. note of publication details, office address 210 Monroe Street, and pricing for carrier and mail subscriptions including Missouri counties and outside state.
Army reservists from Jefferson City led by Capt Paul Sestak Jr depart by bus at midnight Saturday for a two week encampment at Camp McCoy Wisconsin. A Battery 84th Artillery includes 2 officers and 63 enlisted men from Callaway Moniteau Osage Maries and Miller counties training on 8 inch howitzers in field next two weeks and returning July 14.
Atty Gen. argues in favor of laws to speed end to racial voting discrimination. He says voting is a fundamental right and complex issues require a broad, multi-front effort. Kennedy notes the call to Congress comes from the people to right a long‑standing wrong.
The Associated Press reports in major Northern cities that Negroes face limited hiring in white collar and skilled positions. Employers and unions deny discrimination, citing a lack of qualified applicants, while NAACP leaders claim bias blocks career advancement. Unemployment among Negroes runs higher, with few apprenticeship slots for Blacks in Detroit and other bases, prompting federal and AFL CIO actions and Kennedy education initiatives.
Canisteo New York police chief Lidos Jamison Jr. said a jewelry theft probe at a local store led to someone releasing air from the front tires of his patrol car. He suspects a jewelry thief orchestrated the act.
Governor John M. Dalton signed a bill to open income and sales tax records to pursue deserting parents. It aims to empower the Division of Welfare to crack down on aid applicants with sufficient income. The measure takes effect October 1 and is among several bills signed today.
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