Newspapers are already sold in every town and city
The piece argues that local papers are already bought by readers and must continually improve service. It notes Missouri has no rival morning or afternoon papers, cites a handful of U.S. towns with competing papers, and highlights Sunday paper competition. The core message is about sustaining reader loyalty amidst many life distractions.
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America
City Hall
Congress
White House
Missouri
United States
Fremont
Calif
Chicago
Boston
New York
Washington
Champaign
Murray
Crowley
Baltimore
Jamaica
Queens
N. Y
Philadelphia
Morristown
Tenn
Fort Worth
Mt. Pleasant
Texas
San Antonio
St. Louis
Globe-Democrat
Post Dispatch
Ann Landers
P. O
Tlinois
Dr. Thosteson
T.Y
End Of Life Reflections On Fulfilled Purpose
A reflective note contrasts Jesus Christ with others, citing John 4 34 and declaring that only Christ could proclaim it is finished at death while others leave tasks unfinished.
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John
Christ
How Long The Agnew Subsidy
The Kansas City Times questions the total taxpayer costs for Spiro T. Agnew since his resignation. Estimates vary widely from over 100000 to double that amount. The paper notes ongoing Secret Service protection, a townhouse office, a six-person staff, and a chauffeured sedan. It questions the duration of subsidy and suggests six months total is improper.
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Kansas City Times
Spiro T. Agnew
Secret Service
Agnew
Hubert H. Humphrey
United States
Spiro Agnew
Chicago
Frank Sinatra
Kirksville Merchant Confronts IRS Charge Claim
A Kirksville merchant reported an IRS call from a St. Louis agent demanding 25 dollars for 1971 store taxes. The agent offered no explanation, then the charge was deducted from the merchant’s checking account. The merchant urged public awareness of the charge.
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Kirksville
IRS
Amputation Advice Sparks Family Conflict in Love Dilemma
Dear Ann Landers counsels a young woman with a five inch leg length discrepancy to consider below knee amputation for equal length and better psychological adjustment. She cites Dr. Robert Thompson and urges the fiancé and minister’s views be weighed, while urging families to avoid guilt.
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Ann Landers
Ann
Henry Betts
Rehabilitation Institute
Chicago
Robert G. Thompson
Thompson
Chickenpox and a New Baby Advice Column
Dr Thosteson answers readers on chickenpox exposure in newborns, immune globulin options, and maternal immunity, plus guidance on pregnancy with nephritis, amniocentesis as a defect detector, coffee causing kidney pains, birthmarks and plastic surgery costs, and reader mail procedures.
Audrain County 4H elects new officers and events
New Audrain County 4H officers are Lesley England president John Maxwell vice president Mrs Walter Petersen secretary and James Botts treasurer. Also named are Vernon Stuart Gene Shellabarger and Paul Schaffer. Miss Ernstone Christian will attend Northeast Missouri State Teachers College. Mothers March total raised 1780 32. A editorials praise Truman prompts comment from Truman. Others note Miss Gail Russell Miss Glee Thompson election of Audrain Christian Youth Council and local memorial plans for Woodrow Wilson.
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Audrain County 4H Foundation
Lesley England
John Maxwell
Walter Petersen
James Botts
Vernon Stuart
Gene Shellabarger
Paul Schaffer
Ernestone Christian
Granville Christian
Mexico
Northeast Missouri State Teacher's College
Kirksville
Gail Russell
Christian College
Columbia
John H. Russell
Glee Thompson
W. H. Thompson
Promenade Sr
Audrain County Christian Youth Council
Slusher Quisenberry
Kelley Quisenberry
Kansas City
J. W. Gallaher
Woodrow Wilson
Marie Foreman
St. Louis
Paderewski
Clara Jurgenson
New York
Local TV Station List and Evening Program Guide
Erroneous listings note unreported changes by stations. Evening TV: Little Mermaid on channels 4 7 13 at 7 Queen of Spades on channel 9 at 7 Horton Hears A Who on 4 7 13 at 7 30 ABC Movie The Big Bounce on 2 3 17 at 8 Mitel Gaynor Tribute To The American Housewife on 4 7 13 NBC Movie Kaleidoscope on 5 8 10 at 8.
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Richard Chamberlain
ABC
Ryan O'Neal
Mitel Gaynor
NBC
Warren
Mayberry
Phil Donahue
Elec. Co
Mr. Rogers
Somerset
Gilligan
Three Stooges
Showtime
CBS
Tri-States
Gomer
Bewitched
Mike Douglas
Big Valley
Merv Griffin
al Lucy
Consequences
Perspective
Pyramid
Little
Fortran
Bullwinkle
Mermaid
Chi Chuan
Pixanne
Andy Griffith
Sesame St
Lucy
Television listings and highlights for tonight
Broadcast schedule reads like a collage with Beatty and Susannah York in a playboy adventure. Country Music Hit Parade comes from Nashville hosted by Eddy Arnold with major stars. Cavett spot features a mystery Who Killed Lamb with Stanley Baker at two late times. Tonight Joey Bishop subs for Johnny Carson with Helen Gurley Brown as guest. Movies include And Baby Makes Three Flare Up The Big Bounce Kaleidoscope April Love The Last Challenge Here Come The Girls Off Limits Canyon River Joker's Wild Mayberry Phil Donahue and more with multiple channels and times across the evening.
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Helen Gurley Brown
Channel 11
Barbara Hale
Raquel Welch
Ryan O'Neal
Warren Beatty
Pat Boone
Glenn Ford
Bob Hope
George Montgomery
Florida's TV slate keying new show Good Times
A dense broadcast guide notes Florida leads station listings with a 7:00 p.m. start for a Florida program, paving the way for Good Times debuting Friday night. It also highlights Bruce Catton's talk with Bill Moyers at 7:00 on 9, plus ABC Movie at 7:30 on channels 2,3,17 Can Ellen Be Saved? with Kathy Cannon and John Saxon. The page runs through a night of dramas, news and variety across stations 2,3,4,5,7,8,9,10,11,13,17.
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Florida
Maude
Bruce Catton
Bill Moyers
Ellen
Kathy Cannon
John Saxon
Hall of Fame
Clifford Odets
Jason Robards
George Grizzard
Shirley Knight Hopkins
Anthony Franciosa
Henry Fonda
Alan Ladd
William Holden
James Best
Paul Henreid
Welby
M.D
Andy Griffith
Navy Weatherscan
Life World
Phil Donahue
Naarns
Bobby Goldsboro
Two music awards shows loom over awards season
AP story notes the Grammy Awards on March 2 from Hollywood plus ABC-TVs American Music Awards on February 19, highlighting industry voting by 3,500 members for the Grammys and public voting for the AMAs. It covers Dick Clark’s view on public input and the 43,200 survey ballots mailed for nominees, with 45 finalists across 15 categories.
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Jay Sharbutt
New York
Gang
Hollywood
CBS
Abc-Tv
Republic
National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences
ABC
Dick Clark
Marketing Evaluation, Inc
Birthday greetings note from Paris and nearby towns
A cheerful birthday message lists recipients including Bramuel Johnson Jack Cline P Lahs Janice Kay Sharp Gary Wayne Newsom Glenda Ann Eckman Delores McDonald Robert Lee Cox Edith Hopkins Douglas Alewell Walter Mudd and Christine Whip twa with wishes of joy and laughter on their special day.
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Wilson’ Lane
Bramuel Johnson
Jack Cline
P. C. Lahs
Janice Kay Sharp
Gary Wayne Newsom
Glenda Ann Eckman
Paris
Delores McDonald
Robert Lee Cox
Centralia
Edith Hopkins
Douglas Alewell
Walter Mudd
Christine Whip Twa
Mexico Ledger Publication and mailing rates notice
Mexico Ledger details publication schedule and postal rates. It lists office hours and subscription prices for in town and surrounding counties, including different rates for in state and out of state, and military APO pricing.
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