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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1972

Page

7

Nixon believes four more years for peace and strength

President Nixon predicts a landslide win in 1972, touring California after accepting renomination in Miami Beach. He urges four more White House years to push a peace breakthrough, says he will negotiate from strength, and vows anti-busing action while challenging McGovern on defense and desegregation. McGovern counters with critique of Nixon tactics and calls for addressing unemployment and welfare.

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Inquiry Into Actress' Talk

Washington AP report on House Internal Security Committee transcripts tied to Jane Fonda antiwar broadcasts from Hanoi Radio. panel reviews statements, notes 10 broadcasts to servicemen, and asks Justice Department to report by Sept 14 1972 on treason or sedition charges while considering further action.

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Mexico Kicks Out Missouri U. Prof

University of Missouri St Louis professor Kenneth F Johnson and his family were expelled from Mexico City after more than 48 hours in custody. He is a political science teacher who visited for research on his book critical of Mexican government policies. The U S Embassy confirmed his arrest and removal to the United States aboard a Braniff International flight.

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Jim Kirkpatrick Opens Audrain Democratic HQ Tonight

Secretary of State James Kirkpatrick will officially open the Audrain County Democratic Headquarters at 2068 Jefferson St tonight at 7:00. He will then attend the Audrain County Democratic Club meeting in the courthouse community room with a 7:30 covered dish dinner and an 8:00 business session.

Jim Kirkpatrick James Kirkpatrick Audrain County Democratic Jefferson St Lawrence M. Karnes Kirkpatrick Democratic Club

New Sea Storm Called Neutercane Half Hurricane Tornado

Miami AP reports a new sea storm type, neutercane, identified by satellite. Neutercane Bravo, 600 miles northeast of Bermuda, sails at 40 mph with 10 mph movement, unlikely landfall but potential to become hurricane or tropical storm. Forecaster Joe Pellissier notes no rapid development.

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Agnew Attacks McGovern Amnesty At VFW Convention

Vice President Spiro T. Agnew denounced McGovern’s amnesty stance as dangerous and divisive at the Veterans of Foreign Wars national convention in Minneapolis. He praised amnesty opposition and contrasted McGovern’s position with his own, noting McGovern’s past remarks on granting amnesty to draft dodgers.

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Four More Planes Lost and Six Airmen Missing Over North Vietnam

AP reports three American fighter bombers were lost last weekend, a fourth was downed today, leaving six of eight airmen missing. Total North Vietnam losses rise to 82 planes and 91 missing airmen since bombing resumed April 6. Hanoi claims over 20 fliers captured as weather clears and U.S. strikes exceed 310 missions, including 25 warehouses and 10 ammunition depots destroyed.

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Connie Can Smash With Men In Demolition Derby

Connie Williams. a Missouri entrant, fights for a feminine right to compete in a demolition derby promoted by Auto Race Promotions of St. Louis and Mexico Lions Club. Insurance cleared. Connie plans to race a 1963 Buick Special at the Missouri State Fairgrounds tomorrow night backed by State Human Rights support and firm organizers.

Connie Auto Race Promotions St. Louis Mexico Lions Club Ed Bloom Bloom Montgomery City Ronnie Williams State Commission On Human Rights Monterey Motel Cantina Clyde Scott Commission Lee Schaffer Rolla Belleville Ill Ivan Sims Missouri Illinois Arkansas Kansas Missouri State Fairgrounds Sedalia Mexico Fairgrounds State Commission Auto Hace Promotions Connie Williams State Rights Commission Richard Vance

CEC President Collapses at Opening Prayer

Consolidated Electric president Vessie Miller collapsed during the invocation at the annual co op meeting. He was admitted to Audrain Medical Center ICU for possible heart attack. His noon condition was satisfactory. Miller, an Audrain County farmer active in farm groups, was a CEC board candidate. balloting was under way and results to come later.

Consolidated Electric Vessie Miller Co-Op Audrain Medical Center Miller Audrain County CEC

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