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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1957
Page
3
The paper reflects on a lighter note amid events, noting public mood with a light quip about needing another Wil Rogers to bring laughs and the sentiment that life remains good as civilians cheer a boy's rescue.
A workshop praised Jefferson City’s United Community Fund program as one of Missouri’s most successful efforts. Experts credited thorough planning strong civic support and leadership from business and industry. The program’s success highlights benefits of avoiding fund-raising duplication and sustaining volunteer involvement.
The article outlines Japan's trade squeeze from high import costs and limited domestic resources. It notes rising exports but lagging trade balance, and argues U.S. cooperation to expand Japan’s exports and Southeast Asia aid. It emphasizes Japan as a key Far Pacific ally and calls for active U.S. assistance to balance trade.
The article reports rising anger at Supreme Court rulings. Officials, including the Eisenhower administration, see decisions limiting state powers, police and investigative procedures, and school control as dangerous. Sen. Thurmond proposes reforms to curb judicial reach amid a push for congressional oversight of the high court.
A guest editorial recalls the rescue of a Hooper boy from a Manorville well as a national boost amid global tensions and daily worries. The writer contrasts this happy ending with ongoing crises such as international strife, atomic bombs, taxes, delinquency, and economic woes.
An essay links famed figures from Darwin to Newton by a shared disease of greatness while pondering where people would live if given a choice. The writer contrasts exotic foods with a steady home life and notes the pull of rice as a staple in long periods of hardship.
Dr Edwen P Jordan answers reader questions on night blindness from vitamin A deficiency and possible brain memory loss. She explains that night blindness improves with vitamin A, mental lapses require medical testing, and she addresses menopause pregnancy odds, aluminum cookware safety, and cancer risk from hot foods.
Disjointed excerpts discuss a potential war with Russian lands and the United States role in rent collection and defense. Mentions saboteurs and a secret arm, with Sen John Bricker and Rep Martin Dies cited in contexts of nuclear policy and housing. The text is incomplete and reads like a political pundit’s ramble.
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