Van-Far High Seniors After Graduation Plans Shown
Van-Far High School presents members of the 1973 senior class with parents’ names, addresses, and future plans after graduation. More seniors will appear in upcoming installments.
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Newspaper
Mexico Ledger
Location
Mexico, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1973
Page
6
Van-Far High School presents members of the 1973 senior class with parents’ names, addresses, and future plans after graduation. More seniors will appear in upcoming installments.
Kansas City AP Eaton blasts Watergate fallout and CIA FBI secrets as dangerous to America. He warns presidential power is risky and cites CIA missteps, Bay of Pigs, and a Nixon stance on ending the Vietnam War after meeting North Vietnam’s Phan Van Dong.
The question asks for the lyrics to a song Congressman Hungate has performed in appearances. The verses imitate a Watergate themed parody to the tune of an old song, mentioning Watergate figures and a mocked police blotter. The text includes a refrain about the FBI and political figures.
Fulton Westminster College will award Alumni Achievement honors to five alumni during Homecoming ceremonies May 4 to 6. Recipients include James P. Hickok 1928 St Louis, C Travis Traylor Jr. 1945 Houston, J Terrell Vaughan 1933 Webster Groves, TC Whitmarsh 1922 St. Louis, and Charles M. Wilson Jr. 1930 Kansas City.
Belleville AP report profiles two wounded Vietnam veterans, David Kuhn and Robert Lair, at Scott Air Force Base hospital. Kuhn, 29, Army captain from St Louis, lost two inches of his leg from a .51 caliber hit while serving as a regional advisor near An Loc. Lair, 29, Air Force sergeant from Jacksonville Illinois, suffered shrapnel wounds at Tan Son Nhut. Both describe scant POW attention. they express gratitude to be alive and concern that Nixon cut aid for disabled veterans.
Brennan says he will remain labor secretary, despite AFL-CIO leader Meany's criticisms. He praises Meany as a great labor leader but asserts he can do more for labor in office than out, and urges strikes as increasingly ineffective while stressing labor and management must both be addressed.
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