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Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1974

Page

13

Assassins Kill Wife Of Park In Seoul Attack

President Chung Hee Park escaped an assassination attempt as gunfire erupted during an Independence Day address at the National Theater in Seoul. His wife, 47, died after a six hour operation at Seoul National University Hospital from a head wound. A 16 year old girl choir member was killed. The gunman was wounded by guards and arrested. The government noted the gunman had a Japanese passport under Yukio Yoshii, who denied involvement. Park continued his address and later visited his wife in hospital as police pursued the case amid ongoing political repression.

Seoul Chung Hee Park Seoul National University Hospital Park Japanese Foreign Ministry Yukio Yoshii Osaka Yoshii Japan National South Korea

Governors Pleased With Ford Meeting in Washington

Governors and mayors from both parties praised President Ford after an informal 15 governors and 16 mayors gathering. They described Ford as casual and candid, signaling a more open White House toward state and city leaders despite no early inflation solutions. Moon Landrieu of New Orleans noted a refreshing warmth after years of feeling cut off.

Washington Ford White House Wendell Anderson Dminn Democratic Governors Caucus Milton Shapp D-Penn Shapp Anderson Richard M. Nixon Moon Landrieu New Orleans

Senate kills $100 million Grumman loan bailout

The Senate voided a $100 million loan agreement for Grumman Aerospace Corp. to produce the F-14 jet fighter. Senator William Proxmire of Wisconsin said the action ends the corporate bailout syndrome as the resolution passed on Tuesday.

Washington Grumman Aerospace Corp Senate William Proxmire D-Wis

Lost Heirs Sought For Little Dixie Scouters Potluck

Centralia plans a Little Dixie District Scouters potluck in Mexico Sunday evening from 6 to 10 p.m. at Jaycee shelter in Robert S. Green Park behind the Audrain County Historical Museum. District Chairman Arthur Allen invites Boy Scout leaders and adults in Cubing Scouting Exploring to attend with a dish and share in program plans for 1974 75. Beverages provided by the district committee. In Chicago an estate of about 46000 seeks sisters and brothers of Edward and Lulu Mayhugh or their descendants to share the fortune. probate genealogist Gordon L. Cox reports possible siblings and an active search across Missouri and Illinois.

Centralia Mexico Arthur Allen Robert S. Green Park Audrain County Historical Museum Allen Audrain-Callaway Montgomery Boone County Little Dixie Chicago Missouri Illinois Edward Lulu Sikeston Fritz Frederick) A. Bonhardt Rebecca Lulu Bonhardt Mayhugh Anna Lee Ward Scott County Pauline F. Bonhardt Leonora B. Bonhardt Otto Bonhardt Cox Mayhugh Bonhardt

Mower Work Fatal to Sears Manager in Salisbury

Trenouth Wayne Dempsey, 22, the Sears catalog store manager in Salisbury Missouri, died from carbon monoxide fumes while working on a riding lawnmower in the store's back room. His body was found early by a delivery truck driver. investigators say he had been working on the mower on Wednesday.

Salisbury Sears Chariton County

$112 Million Heroin Seizure Signals Possible Resumption

Federal narcotics officials describe a $112 million transatlantic heroin seizure as a warning that Turkish farmers may return to opium poppy growing this fall. The case ties to Turkey's 1971 pledge banning poppy cultivation and cites the route from Turkey via France to the United States. Four French citizens and an Argentinian were arrested after an attempted $400,000 informant payoff. The Munson Schoch brothers of Nice and others face multi-million bail in the New York case linked to shipments dating back to 1970.

New York John R. Bartels Federal Drug Enforcement Administration U.S David Trager Brooklyn Turkey France United States Bulent Ecevit Trager Bartels Maurice Leon Schoch

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