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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1977
Page
2
The document lists Donald E. Norfleet as editor, Robert D. Bloss er as president, and Ronald E. Maxwell as vice-president, indicating the leadership team of the publication.
The editorial argues Congress pensions are far more generous than Civil Service retirement, noting a 1,800 percent rise since 1957 and a 29 percent pay increase. It cites examples like Carl Albert and Hugh Scott, urging pension parity with other federal employees and alignment with cost of living.
The piece warns sugar producing nations to beware, citing 1974 sugar price spikes that led to reduced U.S. consumption and a sugar glut. It cautions coffee producers and other exporters about overpricing, noting consumers will switch to substitutes, harming long term national interests.
A column argues to restore the House Committee on Internal Security via H.R. 48 to monitor terrorism, espionage, and subversion. It notes past abolition of the House panel, calls for reviving the standing committee, and highlights broad bipartisan support and public backing. The piece cites rising domestic terrorism, Soviet infiltration, and Castro links as justification.
A June 30, 1967 roundup highlights Mark Cordell named executive manager of the Jefferson City Chamber of Commerce after leading Loveland Colorado chamber since 1964. Also notes James Howerton begins as Jefferson City Optimist Club president with Stanley Eads stepping down.
A conservative essay warns that General Omar Torrijos, though a dictator, is impulsive and unreliable. It cites unscheduled trips to Venezuela, a rambling nine hour interview, and contradictions over neutrality guarantees, arguing a treaty with Torrijos may be worthless despite other nations’ support.
Henry Kamm reports from Awa Kominoto Japan on a May 1 news conference by three Vietnamese escapees led by Nguyen Keng Hoan. They accuse the Communists of terror, claim 200000 imprisoned for hard labor, and urge U S journalists to expose the regime while seeking U S asylum. Hoan expects war to oust Communism and criticizes U S involvement.
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