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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1956
Page
4
Western air force leaders touring the Soviet Union praised the Zhoukovsky Air Engineering Academy in Moscow. They observed jet engines, radar bombing gear, and weapons training as they noted the academy’s five year program and 2,000 annual enrollment. General Nathan Twining called the program well balanced with strong theory and practice.
Police reinforcements rushed to Newelare near Johannesburg to quell a demonstration that threatened violence. About 400 men marched with clubs and iron bars protesting a government plan to issue identity books to native African women. The group menaced white rail workers en route to their shifts. An Ohio farm study noted an average farm inventory value.
Missouri communities unveil plans to boost tourism with signs, parks, museums, and sign boards. Cities like Joplin, Independence, Hannibal, St. Louis, and Springfield outline enhancements, brochures, and new facilities while officials stress citizen involvement and welcoming conduct.
Missouri official memo blocks the Sinté Park Board from buying right of way for a proposed park entrance, citing existing law. At the same time, Missouri welfare and social work representatives prepare to attend an international conference in Munich, while Omaha denies racial segregation in housing and schools amid church debates on civil rights and financing.
MOSCOW an American aerospace firm arrives with equipment to showcase to Soviet officials and NATO embargo implications. CEO William P. Gear states Soviet interest in automatic piloting and flight control gear, while Lear Inc. denies plans to sell embargoed equipment or relocate headquarters, amid broader Cold War trade tensions.
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