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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1968
Page
1
President Johnson’s plan to cut the 1967 balance of payments deficit from 3.57 billion dollars falters as only partial gains are shown. Expectation hinged on a 1.5 percent income tax surcharge, spending cuts, and overseas dollar restraint, with mixed results across trade, investment, and travel measures.
Missouri capital hosts 35 American Field Service students from 24 nations for a four day program. Hosts are Jefferson City Rotary members led by J S Sanders and committee members. Activities include indoc, a high school mixer, Capitol tour, Rotary picnic, and departures to St Louis then New York bound ships.
A fragment from a historical page hints at a local tale involving a Reiman and a petea, with unclear details. The readable portion suggests a personal or community anecdote tied to a place, noting names and a small event with uncertain dates and outcomes.
The Rev Edward Bode of Jefferson City graduated cum laude from Pontifical Biblical Institute in Rome after two years of graduate study. He is the son of Leonard Bode and will return to Rome in the fall to complete a theology doctorate at the Pontifical University of St. Thomas. Prior postings included Columbia and Brunswick.
Henrietta the duck refused to quit after a duckling slid over a 20 foot dam at Seven Falls trout pool. She herded the others away from the falls then attempted to guide them back to the pool. Manager Lee Higgins said she spent the next day trying to herd the brood up the bank. Boards were installed to prevent a repeat.
A 1953 feature starring Michael Rennie titled Dangerous Crossing anchors a busy TV schedule. A network of intrigue threads through a bride’s honeymoon as NBC News, CBS News and daily soap operas fill the afternoon and evening lineup.
William Quigg a Jefferson Junior Chamber of Commerce leader will manage the campaign for Gravatt Republican candidate for the 122nd District Gravatt is former Missouri House member and businessman Quigg a lawyer and former Chamber president was praised for his service in Korea and his public spirit by state officials and party leaders He expects bipartisan support for Gravatt's bid to rejoin the Missouri Legislature
Gov. Warren E. Hearnes presented a check for 25000 dollars toward a 3000 foot hard surface runway project. The plan, funded by state and local aid, aims to improve the Monroe City area airport with assists arranged Tuesday.
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