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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1967
Page
2
The News Tribune credits William H. Weldon as publisher and Robert Bosser as president. The page quotes a Jeffersonian motto: we shall not fear to follow wherever truth may lead, not to tolerate error, so long as reason is left free to combat it.
The Missouri Senate is urged to restore a comprehensive crime study, with police groups criticizing a committee hold that trimmed House Concurrent Resolution No. 16. The plea notes bipartisan backing for a broad inquiry into crime including juvenile delinquency and calls on the Senate to correct errors before session end. Local law enforcement officials warn against weakening the study and emphasize the need for new tools to combat crime.
Senator John J. Williams of Delaware argued on the Senate floor about Labor Department rules that classify convict work as Federal service. He warned the change could affect unemployment and Social Security benefits and pension credits, raising concerns for crime victims.
A Californian reader recounts renting in a modest rooming house at 25 dollars monthly with a ten dollar addition for a weatherized unit and library space. After urban renewal, the old tenants face eviction to luxury apartments with higher rents, while political influence favors renewal backers over poor tenants.
Washington observers note the need for a practical modus vivendi as both the Soviet Union and the United States hold firm positions on the Middle East and Vietnam. An anecdotal account recalls a past mediator who urged parties to face a hard impasse and seek a livable solution without loss of face. World opinion and internal pressures may drive a workable formula to avoid a broader conflict.
Edward Staples, executive director, and Lester Fisher, secretary, defend the Missouri Public Expenditure Survey against Judge Distler's remarks. They emphasize long tenure, statewide leadership, and a history of improving state and local government. The letter offers to provide further information on tax-rate reports and to assist the judge or Cole County Court.
In a Jeru salem Post excerpt Abba Eban argues the United Nations cannot compel Israel or resolve major disputes. The piece cites India Cyprus Goa Kashmir and Palestine refugees to show Security Council paralysis and general assembly ineffectiveness amid Cold War power politics.
Washington reports a Senate Committee unreleased finding shows two years and 17.4 million dollars failed to prove nuclear excavation can feasibly carve a new sea level canal in Panama. A 100 mile site in Darien may be cheaper, but delays stretch to 1970 and treaty constraints risk surrendering the canal.
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