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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1971

Page

7

New Constitution Vote Is Proposed

Jefferson City AP report outlines a constitutional amendment to seek a convention to revise and amend the Missouri Constitution. Supporters say it would modernize governing guidelines, with lawmakers and Gov. Hearnes backing a voter referendum in 1972 if approved by the legislature. Critics warn of cost and political shifts impacting rural representation.

Jefferson City Missouri Loase James F. Conway D-St.amis House Paul Williams Gov Warren &. Hearnes Hearnes Association of County Judges of Missouri James Davis Missouri State Labor Council Constitutional Convention Study Commission John Dalton Davis

West Berliners Can Now Talk To East Berliners

Berlin observers report two days of cross town calls across the Berlin Wall via Potsdam lines. About 1,336 completed calls Sunday from 11 a.m. to midnight after 14 years of silence, with comments noting crowded lines and family groups trying to speak within a three minute window as the familiar Berlin dialect cut through the pause.

Berlin Berlin Wall Potsdam East Germany Taygkuet Wxten

Bond Spotchecks State Payrolls

Harrison Cipy said yesterday he was policing payrolls to ensure no one is paid but not yet met. The procedure is to require agency employees to produce identification for their pay checks. He said his effort has not found any wrongdoing.

Harrison Cipy Ittophe Ukity

Frenchman Most Likely On Pope List

Vatican insiders view Jean Marie Cardinal Villot as the leading candidate to succeed Pope Paul VI, with other French and Italian contenders named. Villot, 65, already serves as secretary of state and chamberlain, and his influence grows as retirement age nears.

Vatican City Vatican Jean Marie Cardinal Villot Paul VI Cardinal Villat Pope Paul Michele Cardinal Pellegrino Turin Paul Cardinal Villot Roman Curia Curia Amleto Cardinal Cicognani

Jackie and Children See Kennedy Portraits at White House

Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis visited the White House with her children Caroline and John Jr to view new Kennedy portraits by Aaron Shikler. President Nixon hosted the tour and dinner, with portraits to be displayed in the East Room for about 10 days, costing $15,000 each.

Washington Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis White House Nixons Kennedy Nixon John F. Kennedy Caroline John F. Kennedy Jr Oval Office Tricia Julie Seine Onassis Lady Bird Johnson

Bankers Endorse Bid Plan On State Deposits Allocation

Missouri Bankers Association president backs state deposits on a bid basis, praising the move as depoliticizing fund allocation and aiding economic development. James F. Martin Jr. of Bank of Lee's Summit lauds equal access for banks while noting disagreement with criteria like municipal bonds and public housing bonds in the allocation formula.

Jefferson City Missouri Bankers Association William E. Robinson James F. Martin Jr Bank of Lee's Summit Robinson Martin Missouri Public Housing Authority

Driver Dies In Icy Skid Near Cairo Missouri

Jane M. Bowyer, 52, of Tuscaloosa Alabama, died Wednesday night when her car skidded on icy U S 63 near Cairo and hit a tractor trailer. Truck driver Ed Passmore, 37, of Holton Kansas, escaped with injuries. Cairo lies about four miles north of Moberly.

Cairo Jane M. Bowyer Tuscaloosa Ala U. S. 63 Highway Patrol Ed Passmore Holton Kan Moberly

Blast Shatters Windows at Oakland Army Induction Center

A bomb blast at the Oakland Army Induction Center damaged dozens of windows and doors, with three men seen fleeing. Police reported no injuries and a phone warning minutes earlier. The nine story center has long faced antiwar protests.

Oakland Calif Oakland Army Induction Center California 15Th Clay Streets

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