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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1967
Page
2
The page imprint cites News Tribune Company with William and Weldon as publishers and Robert Blogler as president. A Jefferson quote proclaims freedom to pursue truth and combat error, signaling editorial stance and historical branding for the paper.
Gov. Warren E. Hearnes drives the toll road program toward reality with expanded route studies and outside consulting firms as a bold adjunct to Missouri’s free road system. Preliminaries point to multiple feasible routes and quicker implementation, defusing critics while highlighting Missouri’s Show Me spirit.
The Missouri House adopted a compromise to lower general obligation bond majorities from two thirds to 60 percent, and to set revenue bond thresholds at a bare majority. The measure, praised as common sense, now goes to statewide voters for approval. Governor Hearnes supported the plan, and supporters expect approval.
Two recent American Bar Association releases summarize Communist strategy and aims. Dr. Richard V. Allen argues peaceful coexistence is a sham while Dr. Richard L. Walker contends China’s mainland regime must be contained.
Summits between American presidents and Russian premiers have often yielded flattery and unsatisfactory results. Past conferences led to secret deals and expanded Soviet influence, with Korea split and Japan war plans discussed. Modern leaders face similar traps, as both sides seek gains while real progress remains elusive.
Washington dispatch notes Sen. Edward Brooke gains prestige after foreign trips and sharp remarks on Sen. Thomas Dodd's censure. While most colleagues hail him as a capable leader, Sen. Javits grows mournful as Brooke's national standing rises, affecting 1968 vice presidential prospects and GOP dynamics.
The essay argues Expo 67 embodies Canada’s centennial spirit, highlighting Quebec and French Canadian identity within a triple cultural mix. It notes Ottawa centralization versus provincial autonomy, the British North America Act's minority protections, and Canada’s education and research strength led by McGill and Montreal. The piece emphasizes youth as the real key to Canada’s future and Expo 67 as a unifying national idea.
A citizen guidance piece urges writing elected officials to share problems and attitudes. It lists senators Stuart Symington Edward Long and representatives Richard Ichord William Hungate and notes their Washington offices and district counties in Missouri.
Washington opinion by David Lawrence arguing civil unrest as a top national issue. It discusses Congress bills to criminalize interstate travel for inciting disorder, administration reluctance, and Supreme Court limits on incitement. The piece urges federal action to deter violent demonstrations and protect orderly protest.
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