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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1965
Page
1
The article reports on Gromyko discussing new measures on disarmament, noting his reference to United States and Soviet positions during the Geneva security talks. It highlights his praise of Soviet cooperation and his restraint in criticizing other parties while signaling current policy tensions.
A fragmented report discusses proposed foreign aid policy and Senate actions on assistance allocations. It notes debate over how funds are earmarked and criteria for aid, including conditions tied to ship permissions and strategic concerns. The text references the President and national organizations without detailing specific nations or figures.
The text states David Booker will direct the state division of a drive linked to UCF. Hiram Ford, local Social Security director, will chair federal solicitation efforts. Edwin H. Rackers Jr. and Bert Koester head the city county portion. The Government Division targets 36 percent of a 1966 goal of 124,823 dollars to aid 20 agencies.
The National Education Association said sanctions against Oklahoma were lifted after two decisive votes by Oklahomans. NEA executive secretary Dr. William G. Carr cited the July education upgrade mission and a statewide referendum approving up to 380 million dollars in local funds as reasons for relief.
The Jefferson City Post Tribune lists publishers and editors, addresses, and classic subscription rates for carrier and mail delivery. It notes second class postage paid in Jefferson City and membership in the Associated Press with rights reserved. Rates cover Cole and adjoining counties at 14 dollars per year, all Missouri counties at 20.80, and out-of-state United States at 23.4 dollars, with a dial number for all departments.
The Appellate Judicial Commission chose Blair to fill a vacancy on the Missouri Western District Court of Appeals panel led by Governor appointing from area leaders. Blair, a Springfield native born September 11, 1904, is a lawyer with long ties to Kansas City and public service including time as assistant U.S. attorney and city counselor, with a family history in Missouri politics.
A digest of U S State Department tussles with the Kremlin and allies over a proposed joint pressure plan on Red China. It notes internal U S disagreements, counterarguments from Rabin Dodd allies, and calls for limited air and naval actions plus oil and arms suspension. Also covered are Goldbergs demands, RuskRooney clash, Indian Moscow talks, Viet Nam troop movements, and Castelo Branco cabinet reshuffle plans.
The National Farmers Organization urged increasing the minimum price across 22 marketing areas in Chicago testimony. NFO spokesman Johnson said the supply and demand factor should be removed, arguing it harms Midwest dairy farmers. The Pure Milk Association and Associated Dairies sought termination of the price term, claiming it fails to reflect the market. Removing the term could raise class 1 milk prices by about 24 cents per hundredweight.
India Kashmir peace moves gain backing as cease-fire supervised after 22 days of fighting. Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri urged caution against complacency saying dawn of peace must not be mistaken. Ayub Khan warned the issue could trigger wider conflict. guerrilla threats linger. Frontier with China reported quiet despite recent bloodshed in Himalayas.
A GOP critique argues the commission carved counties and crossed lines contrary to law. The report and redistricting plan are claimed to be a grant of partisan advantage and unfair to the state and incumbents. The proposed districts are said to be not compact or contiguous and grotesquely distorted for partisan gain, and the commission is said to be unlawfully constituted, rendering the plan void.
The Farmers Union faced vetoes from Texas and Montana governors halting sponsored neighborhood youth corps in Illinois Indiana and Arkansas a five million dollar program reaching 10 7000 people. The group described as a quasi political organization plans to revive the efforts with federal clearance re submissions. The OEO noted other vetoed projects were approved after changes and said the veto provision is not retroactive.
A 134 page study by the Missouri Commission on Higher Education urges junior colleges to expand occupational training. Dr Kenneth A Brunner recommends employment surveys better program promotion increased job placement and faculty competency in vocational areas with expanded state and local funding.
A city official warned of an enormous backlog of ignorance and undetected problems, urging revision of state statutes to aid cities with federal information and services. He said urban renewal and public housing must be led by mayors to save the productive assets and future of urban areas.
The schedule lists Lee Fine, M. Sneger, and A. Daugherty along with Pablo V. Maher as speakers. They address youth and elder community concerns and discuss stagnation and decline while highlighting state panel and housing authority roles.
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