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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1971

Page

10

Gamble in Laos

AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan analyzes how the United States decision to back an incursion into eastern Laos sits against a decade of Southeast Asia change. The piece argues Laos no longer offers the vital leverage it once did, with global powers less eager for a nuclear-tinged crisis and regional cooperation rising as the new framework for peace.

AP News William L. Ryan Laos Southeast Asia Ppose John F. Kennedy Nikita Khrushchev Geneva United States Indochina Suez Canal U.S.S.R China Peking Asia

Lobbyist Secret Donors Aided Ford Campaign

Washington AP report details how Gerald Ford’s campaign benefited from a Washington DC committee run by Harold Lovre, a former congressman and ATA lobbyist, that raised about 4,500 with donor names kept confidential. Ford acknowledged the mechanism as legal, noting Lovre’s long friendship since 1949.

Washington House Gerald R. Ford American Trucking Association Harold O. Lovre South Dakota Lovre D.C G.R. Ford Michigan Ford GOP Grand Rapids Associated Press Election Committee Congress ATA Hale Boggs Louisiana U.S Associaton Irvin Hoff Boggs Hoff

Wellsville Personal News Highlights Local Dives and Dinners

The Wellsville column lists first time Red Cross Bloodmobile donors in Wellsville and nearby towns including Charles Schreiner, Mrs. Tom Eckler, Maynard Kleinsorge, Mrs. Barbara Roberson, Mrs. Robert Bachman, Mrs. Jerry Plynn, Gale Wilson, and Carl Schmidt. It notes barrow shows in Columbia and Montgomery City, district FFA contests in Kirksville, and free meal menus for Wellsville, Middletown, and Wellsville-Middletown R-1 schools for February 16.

Barrow Columbia Missouri Montgomery City Davis Kirksville Red Cross Bloodmobile Wellsville Charles Schreiner Bellflower Tom Eckler Middletown Maynard Kleinsorge Barbara Roberson Robert Bachman Martinsburg Jerry Plynn Gale Wilson Carl Schmidt Montgomery County Lester Blackshaw James Anderton LeRoy Strube New Florence Gloria Leverett Henry Kraftzeck Robert Whitehead Lindell Hildebrand Lawrence Oligschlaeger Faye Cobb Bernard Arens Wellsville-Middletown

Lon Nol Relapses and Heads to U S Hospital

Cambodian premier Lon Nol, ailing, suffers a relapse and will fly to the U S Army Tripler Hospital in Honolulu for treatment of a stroke. Sources say he will depart Phnom Penh by air this weekend, with doctors predicting recovery within one or two months and no government changes expected.

Saigon Lon Nol Cambodia U.S. Army Honolulu Phnom Penh U.S Washington Walter Reed Hospital Sisowatch Sirik Matak Am Rong Sirik Matak

Susan Atkins testimony details Tate killing and LSD influence

Susan Atkins testifies in court that Charles Manson followers who killed Sharon Tate and six others were high on LSD. She describes victims as unreal, says the killings seemed like a good idea at the time, and notes she regrets revealing events to jailmates.

Los Angeles Sharon Tate Susan Atkins Tate IBM Jay Sebring Charles Mansett Miss Tate Malibu Vincent Bugliosi

Heart Fund Drive For Laddonia Set

Hays said volunteers will canvass Laddonia for contributions calling at each home between now and February 21. Mrs. Hays urged residents to watch for canvassers as the town mounts a heart fund drive.

Laddonia Laddoni Hays

Personal Scout News From Vandalia Camp Thunderbird 1972

Tuesday night reports detail Camp Thunderbird for 1972 including tenderfoot to life badges awarded by Robert Dunn to David Howdeshell David Marshall Elwin Maiden and Chris Schuessler. Dances Indian Devil and Pipe dances featured with a long list of attendees and church visits. MR and Mrs Clyde Hook hosted a birthday dinner for Mrs Arthur James. Afternoons list numerous visiting families and Fayetteville Ark trip. Van-Far menus for Feb 15 week listed with meals.

Trower Robert Dunn David Howdeshell David Marshall Elwin Maiden Chris Schuessler Mark Hribar Boyce Branstetter John Allen Stuart Smith Charles Stroker Ricky Atkinson Don Trower Junior Charlton Mike Lemasters Ken Callanan First Baptist Church Eddie Babb Steve Cox Melvin Dempsey Eddie Marshall Mike Deppe Roger McCollum Greg McCollum Scott Sutton Don Cordry David Cordry Virgil Girard Donnie Holt Glynn Babb Martha Bill Lemasters Donald Trower Sharon Clyde Hook Arthur James Mr. James Richa David Merle Lee LuAnn Nancy Manuel Thurman Kenny Julia Edgar Lee Hook St. Charles Van-Far Washington Turkey

Apollo 14 astronauts begin two weeks of isolation

Apollo 14 crew Alan Shepard Edgar Mitchell and Stuart Roosa return to Houston after splashdown and a 14 hour flight from American Samoa. They enter quarantine in a Lunar Receiving Laboratory trailer with 12 staff to monitor medical and housekeeping tasks until February 26.

National Aeronautics and Space Administration Shepard Houston Roosa New Orleans Pacific Ocean Samoa Pago Pago

Moon rocks arrive for quarantine study at Mexico MO

Scientists open the first box of lunar samples collected by Shepard and Mitchell from Fra Mauro highlands. About 10 pounds of rocks are placed in a dry nitrogen cabinet after sterilization. The crew and boxes were quarantined to prevent germ spread, with most samples to follow aboard the quarantine trailer and New Orleans shipment.

Moon Shepard Mitchell Fra Mauto Highlands New Orleans

Liquor Agent Collapses, Dies in Missouri

Thomas J. Greer aged 54 from Fredericktown, a state liquor control agent, collapsed and died while aiding Missouri Highway Patrolman Kenneth Lancaster in a prowler investigation near Bloomington. Lancaster tried mouth to mouth resuscitation. the prowler was later apprehended.

Bloomfield, Mo Thomas J. Greer Fredericktown Greer Kenneth Lancaster Bloomington Lancaster Highway Patrol Prowler

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