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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1973
Page
2
Publisher William H. Weldon and President Robert Blosser oversee the paper as editors vow to pursue truth and free inquiry. The motto expresses commitment to fearless reporting and tolerance of error while reason remains the guide.
Editorial argues that January cease fire failed to convince skeptics about a lasting peace in South Vietnam. Kissinger calls Paris document an explanation of the truce. Saigon’s acceptance suggests Viet Cong influence may grow during the cease-fire. Congress shows reluctance to back commitments as U S actions taper. Outcome remains uncertain, IC C struggles, clouds in Southeast Asia persist.
Daniel Ellsberg, famed for the Pentagon papers, said White House spying on his psychiatrist’s office "came close to common burglary." He notes his own experience with burglary subjects the phrase to scrutiny.
U S diplomat David Bruce reports Chou En-lai shows intensified interest in East Africa and oil. Tanzania hosts three Chinese missile stations and 35,000 Red Guards, with Beijing financing rail, port, and naval facilities while training Tanzanian forces. Chou says China will fund railway and aims to avoid Arab or Soviet oil imports, signaling a strategic contradiction with Nixon-era rhetoric.
Lazetta M. Davis of 1405 Moreland Avenue argues Amnesty harms the nation by denying judgment and urging unconditional love for returning servicemen. She questions God’s love with criteria and asks readers to welcome home deserters and others seeking to rejoin the country.
The author argues 60 day price freezes fail to address wages, risking shortages and higher prices. Government spending drives inflation. calls for spending cuts and greater production. Price controls, including wage and rent limits, resemble socialism and undermine free enterprise.
Jefferson City defeated Columbia to win the Annual Inter-City Women's Golf Tournament at the Jefferson City Country Club Course. Florine Ochsner led the winners with 43 points and 95 total. Busi ness notes cover travel plans, Shrine Club formation with officers, local horse show guests, and regional youth conference in Columbia. Wheat price outlook spurs bread price rise speculation. bakers foresee a shift to a 16 ounce loaf at eight cents or two for 15 cents.
James J. Kilpatrick meditates on baseball averages as a moral compass comparing order in sports to Watergate corruption. A blacksnake preys on cowbird fledglings while Kilpatrick argues power can corrupt, urging a return to honest valuations in both sport and government.
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