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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1975

Page

3

Farber Homecoming Celebrates Bicentennial Flag and Charter

Farber marked its annual homecoming with presentations by Clarence Heflin of Independence and Don Crow as the town gained an American Revolution Bicentennial flag and a charter designating Farber a Bicentennial community. Bob Howard presented a Missouri flag while Sen. Norman Merrell spoke to a large crowd and parade marshal Howard led the procession.

Farber Clarence Heflin Bicentennial Commission of Missouri Don Crow Sterling Holbrook Jr Bob Howard Norman Merrell Rep. Howard Senator Merrell Rep. Heflin George Washington Jack Terry Hannibal Garry Taylor Jefferson City mid-Missouri Farber Apollo Independence Don Craw 49Th Heflin Ledger Richard Vance

Ford Says U S Hindered in Portugal by CIA Limits

President Ford tells News & World Report that CIA investigations and covert operation limits hampered U S involvement in Portugal. He accuses the Soviet Union of quietly aiding Portuguese communists and urges Western European help while acknowledging detente benefits.

Washington Ford Inntelligence Agency U.S Portugal News & World Report Theviet Union Soviet Union CIA Adea Newsweek Magazine Richard m. Nixon United States

Weary Willie Kelly Says Clown Path Tough but Worth It

Reno AP report profiles Emmett Kelly known as Weary Willie who laments fewer opportunities for new clowns. Kelly, 76, urges aspiring performers to act with confidence, develop original makeup, and persist in the profession during National Clown Week proclaimed by Congress in 1971.

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