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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1971

Page

6

Business Labor Leaders Back Nixon Visit to Red China

A broad cross section of American leaders from business labor education and government endorsed a statement by former Gov Art Landon supporting President Nixon's move toward relations with the People's Republic of China. The appeal cites Senate backing by Mansfield and Scott and urges congressional support for normalization and a peace pathway. London, 83, advocates Red China recognition.

Opera, Ran Art Eatin Nixon Red China Landon U.S. Senate Mike Mansfield Montana Hugh Scott Pennnsylvania John Love Colorado James A. McCain Kansas State University David Rockefeller Chase Manhattan Corp New York Leonard Woodcock United Auto Workers Oscar Stauffer Stauffer Publications Inc Topeka John Cowles Sr Minneapolis Star and Tribune the Des Moines, Register and Tribune Norman Cousins The Saturday Review W.W. Baker Kansas City Star Preston Wolfe Columbus (Ohio) Dispatch Banc Ohio Corp Tony Dechant National Farmers Union America Peoples Republic of China Continental America Congress Séris United States Peoples Repubic

Sunflower Growers Seek Buyers in Missouri Patch

Columbia farmers John and Susan Newstead cultivate sunflowers on five to ten acres in two patches. They currently have no buyer but are actively seeking one to secure a commercial collection or contract.

Columbia John Susan Newstead

Veteran job fair draws 1000 applicants in San Francisco

Mark Winn, a 20 year old Vietnam veteran from Oakland who never held a job before, among 1000 servicemen at a one day San Francisco job fair. Only 300 clerical positions available, Winn wounded in 1969 Hoang Hoa Valley missile barrage, seeks a clerical post.

Mark Winn Oakland Calif San Francisco Winn Hoang Hoa Valley

Plane lands on highway near Bagnell Dam

A private Cessna 150 flown by 26 year old Richard Lipsky of St. Louis made an emergency landing on U S 54 about three miles northeast of Bagnell Dam. Lipsky and passenger Audrey Saunders, 22, of Florissant, Mo, escaped injury after an oil line failed. The plane was rented from Archway Aviation of Creve Coeur, Mo, and suffered no structural damage.

Lake Ozark St. Louis U.S. 54 Bagnell Dam Richard Lipsky Audrey Saunders Florissant Archway Aviation Creve Coeur Lipsky

Teeners Blocked by Wrong Number Dating Scheme

In Baltimore the 511 number used by teens in Pikesville for a blind date service is shut down by C&P Telephone. Strangers in the northwest district had been calling random numbers to talk and swap digits, but the Chesapeake Potomac board halted the line due to network disruption. A recording now directs callers to a wrong number message.

Baltimore Pikesville C&p Telephone Co Chesapeake Potomac

Swiss Lakes Endangered By Pollution

Swiss lakes suffer severe water pollution with Lake Geneva listed as the hardest hit. An estimated eight tons of fish died along the Aare and other water bodies as wastewaters flow untreated into lakes. Experts warn cleanup costs may exceed 1 billion dollars over a decade.

Geneva Aare Switzerland Lake Robert Poujade

Missourians In Fatal Plane Crash in Kentucky

Four Missourians were killed when a light plane crashed in eastern Kentucky mountains. The victims were Donald H. Winyard and his wife Harriet, their daughter Carolyn, 18, and Paul Dixon, 21, all from Crystal, Missouri. The flight originated in Festus, Missouri. Residents reported seeing the plane disintegrate in foggy conditions as it descended low. witnesses said the pilot climbed to avoid trees before the aircraft broke apart.

Louisa Kentucky Donald H. Winyard Harriet Carolyn Paul Dixon Crystal Festus

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