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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1968
Page
2
An excerpt emphasizes the commitment to pursuing truth and tolerating error while defending reason and freedom of inquiry. It reflects a principled stance on intellectual liberty and open debate, attributed to Thomas Jefferson.
Missouri Republicans meet in Kansas City to select delegates at large amid a power struggle between liberal and conservative factions led by Gene Taylor Dorman Steelman and Lawrence Meisel. The piece defends Steelman Meisel and Nixon support, urges unity, and argues liberals miscast Conservatives.
In a humorous note from the Hardin County Times the Iowa Falls paper recalls a 5th century B C Socrates line about youth and manners. The item riffs on a restaurant chain that targets younger patrons and frames the quote as a social prompt.
Paul Harvey era commentary urges voters to move beyond merely opposing communism. It argues the real threat includes welfare, societal decay, and big government, and stresses supporting positive, concrete policies over anti-communist rhetoric. The piece critiques reliance on party lines and calls voters to assess candidates by their platform and aims.
A Washington column jokes about Vice President Hubert Humphrey balancing loyalty to President Johnson with his own leadership ideas. The piece satirizes tensions between the two, references to Vietnam policy, Moyers, and a quip about stopping the Marine Corps band until the overthrow of the White House.
Citizens are urged to write their senators and representatives to share problems, attitudes, and appreciation. Addresses for Stuart Symington, Edward Long, Richard Ichord, and William Hungate are listed, with district counties noted for Ichord and Hungate.
Henry Taylor decries a global student network linked to the International Union of Students and Agitprop. He links anarchist activity from Prague to London, Dublin, and Paris with Communist influence, citing leaders, riots, and brainwashing claims. He calls for awakening to alleged coordinated campaigns on campuses worldwide.
The Red Cross blood mobile unit visit to Cole County ended with donations fall 25 pints short of the 300 pint June quota. A Monroe Street off street parking facility cost worry may delay action by the Mayor's Special Bond Issue Committee.
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