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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1972

Page

10

Jesse James Now Larger Than Life

AP dispatch highlights Jesse James legend surpassing the outlaw himself. Missouri sites in St Joseph Kearney Liberty host the James birth site, burial places, farm home tours run by descendants, and the Liberty Bank Museum, linking a century of frontier myth to tourist sites along Highway 169 and Missouri 33.

Kansas City Jesse Woodson James Bill Gashade Robert Ford Jesse Jesse James Fife James All America Missouri James Boys America Highway 169 St. Joseph Bob Ford Ray Miller Miller God Kearney Mount Olivet Cemetery James Farm Lawrence H. Barr Forster R. Barr Frank James Mae James Reuben Samuel Me James Barr Brothers Liberty Missouri 33 Bank Museum Public Square United States Liberty Chamber of Commerce Jack B. Wymore Wymore Liberty Bank St. Joseph, Mo

Dan Rogers Quiet State Mediator Guides Missouri Utilities

Dan Rogers chairs Missouri’s State Board of Mediation in a quiet office near the Capitol. He has served 34 years with 21 years in his current post, earning 7500 annually and overseeing about 50 cases yearly to avert strikes among public utilities. He emphasizes persuasion over activism, relying on phone calls and negotiation with labor and management, aided by secretary Carol Sommerer.

Jefferson City State of Missouri Capitol Leas Daniel. Rogers State Board of Mediation Dan Rogers Fayette State Mediation Board U.S. Supreme Court Missouri Forrest Smith Rogers J. E. “Buck” Taylor State Supreme Court Land's Highest Carol Sommerer Carol Dan Wabash Railroad Moberly WOS Our State Capitol Dome Missouri Penitentiary Harry Snodgrass Plantat Extraordinaire Ceres Kwos Old State Board of Agriculture Central Methodist College Guy Park Missouri Public Service Commission Mediation Board

League Opposes Missouri Bus Bill SCR 24

The Missouri League and the Mexico Audrain County League oppose SCR 24 calling for a national constitutional convention to allow no pupil to be assigned to a school by race color or origin. They warn it would end integrated education and stress commitment to constitutional government and equal public education.

William D. Merritt League of Women Voters of Mexico-Audrain County Missouri League Missouri United States League Harold C. Walters The State League Walters Mexico- Audrain County Missouri House of Representatives

Ed's Christmas Card Survives Mail Heist Tale

Ed Barton’s Christmas card, postmarked December 23, 1970, survived a theft scheme that saw eight postal workers steal mail and dump 50,000 pieces into rivers. Inspector Robert De Long says cards were recovered with many envelopes, and 95 percent of mail was returned. Ed’s card was recovered and delivered after a long delay.

James Carrier Associated Press East Hampton, Conn Ed Barton Long Island Sound Postal Service Robert DeLong Ithaca N.Y New Haven DeLong Quinnipiac River New York State

Stokes to Be Newsman on New York Station

Carl Stokes the first Black mayor of a major U.S. city will become coanchor of the WNBC TV evening news show in New York City under a two year six figure contract. His move marks a landmark transition from politics to television journalism with NBC.

Cleveland, Ohio Carl Stokes U.S Stokes Wnbc-Tv New York City National Broadcasting Co

Caesar and Cleopatra at Missouri Union Theatre finale

Columbia university production of George Bernard Shaw's Caesar and Cleopatra runs 8:15 p.m. April 12 15 19 22 at the UMC Fine Arts Building. The play explores Caesar's invasion of Egypt with Cleopatra as a youthful co star. Tickets are $2 general admission with free student tickets for MU students.

Columbia George Bernard Shaw Caesar Cleopatra University Theatre University of Missouri- Columbia Egypt Caesr Shaw UMC UMC Fine Arts

Man tours U S in 1930 Model A with ancient trailer

Dan Mullen reports from Pomona Kansas that David Daigh 28 of Durham California is traveling the United States in a 1930 Model A Ford pulling an old trailer. He left Jan 22 from his home, visits his grandparents in Pomona, plans to reach Washington then Billings then Canada and New England. He camps most nights on a modest budget and keeps spare parts. The car gets about 15 miles per gallon and he enjoys the friendly reaction to the vintage vehicle.

Dan Mullen Ottawa Herald Associated Press Pomona Kan David Daigh Durham Calif Washington, D.C Navy Daigh Washington Billings Mont Canada New England

Joplin Installs First Woman Mayor Lena Beal

Mrs Lena G Beal was installed as mayor at a reorganizational meeting of the new city council in Joplin Missouri She is the first woman mayor of Joplin and was re elected to her second four year term on the council making her the first woman to serve on the council

Joplin, Mo Lena G. Beal Joplin Beal

Pop Groups Embrace Czenglish Stir in Prague

Prague AP reports Czechoslovak pop groups face criticism for adopting English style names like Bliz zards Bluegrass Hoboes and Snow Mountain Boys. The party paper says some members misunderstand meanings and audiences mispronounce them.

Prague Czechoslovakia Czechoslovak Communist Party Rude Pravo

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