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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1974

Page

10

Army private lands helicopter on White House lawn

A misfired pre dawn flight ended when Army private Robert Preston stole an UH-1B Huey from Ft. Meade and landed on the White House lawn. He faced a DC court hearing as charges were dropped and he was turned over to the Army for military proceedings.

Washington White House Army Pfc Robert Kenneth Preston District of Columbia Superior Court John R. Hess Preston Army Flight School Ft. Meade Walter Reed Army Medical Center Secret Service Baltimore- Washington Parkway Maryland Washington Monument Capitol Building Executive Protective Service EPS Executive Mansion Nixon Key Biscayne, Fla Julie Eisenhower Indianapolis Ind Panama City Fla Ft. Wolters

Talks Continue On Syrian Peace Efforts In Washington

Egypt and Saudi Arabia foreign ministers met Secretary of State Kissinger to spur a disengagement plan for Israeli and Syrian forces in the Golan Heights. Kissinger held talks with Israeli and Syrian envoys and planned further discussions with officials, as regional leaders call for a breakthrough amid long standing stalemate. Separately, Mrs Forrest C Berrey, 94, of near Mexico, died Sunday at Audrain Medical Center after a long illness. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at Arnold Funeral Home, with burial in East Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery. She was born January 25, 1880, and previously known as Grace Heizer, wife of Forrest C Berrey. Her survivors include two sons, two daughters, and seven grandchildren, with several relatives noted.

Washington Egypt Saudi Arabia Henry A. Kissinger Golan Heights Henry Omar Sakkar Ismail Fahmy Kissinger State Department Middle East Fahmy Gerald R. Ford Ellsworth Bunker Sabah Kabani Simchra Dinitz Israel Sakkar Syria Algeria Rahal Anwar Sadat Hafez Assad Houari Boumedienne Tees Ot Suez Canal Jerusalem Damascus Simcha Dinitz Mideast Golda Meir Fahmy-Sakkar Forrest C. Berrey Audrain Medical Center Mexico Arnold Funeral Home George B. Wraith First Christian Church East Lawn Memorial Park Berrey Harold J. Berrey Max C. Berrey Thompson U.S, Gypsum Co Palatine Aliye Mae Berrey Oscar Lois) Schrader Lola Larson Lubbock Tex Oral Randhildred Hawaii New Jersey New York Maryland Massachusetts Pennsylvania Oregon D.C New Hampshire John C. Sawhill Sawhill East Coast Florida Arizona Washington- Oregon Ois ABC Energy Office Gulf Oil- U.S Nixon Congress Senate House Frank Ikard American Petroleum Institute Seattle Federal Energy Office Tn Seattle FEC FEO Washington, D.C Lowell P. Weicker Jr R-Conn William EB. Simon Greenwich

Vermont suspends odd-even gas plan amid confusion

Governor Salmon halted a voluntary distribution system designed to ease shortages that would allocate gasoline by odd or even license plate numbers. He cited widespread misunderstanding and many stations’ unwillingness to comply. The plan would have let residents with odd plates buy on odd days and even plates on even days.

Montpelier Thomas P. Salmon

Engineers Of Today and Farmers Of Year 2000

A feature week marks Engineers Week with special stories on Pages 6 7 8 and FFAs saluted with features on Pages 9 10 11 12 13. National energy moves include gasoline diversions and policy talks as Senate votes loom and industry groups push for long term oil and gas exploration funds.

Engineers of Farmers of Year George Washington Future Farmers of America Ffas Ledgerland

Meany says public misled by Nixon economy

AFL CIO chief George Meany denounces the administration for misrepresenting economic conditions. He calls for Congress to curb inflation, oppose wage price controls, and back a national energy program while criticizing Nixon amid Watergate. A machinists poll backs impeachment or resignation.

Congress Labor Federation George Meany Executive Council Aflcio Wixon Afl-Cio Nixon International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers

Palmer M White Rites Wednesday

Palmer M White 81 of Mexico died 5 45 p m Saturday at Audrain Medical Center burial Elmwood Cemetery born May 5 1892 in Mexico son of Granville and Jemimah White married Pearl Dudley November 24 1916 survived by wife Pearl a son Richard a sister Beatrice Miller a brother Aaron and four grandchildren visitation after 2 p m Tuesday until service time at the Pree Pickering Nagieted tigga

Palmer M. White Union St Audrain Medical Center St. Luke’s United Methodist Church Elbert Jones Elmwood Cemetery Mexico White Granville and Jemimah Hays White Pearl Dudley

Mrs Francis Jenkins rites held at First Baptist Church

Mrs Francis M Jenkins 66 of 528 Yale St died Saturday at University of Missouri Medical Center after a brief illness. Funeral services were held at 2 p m today at Arnold Frank Park First Baptist Church with burial in East Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery. She was born May 3 1907 in Callaway County formerly Idalee Maddox and married Francis M Jenkins April 30 1927 who survives. Survivors include two sons Roy M Jenkins Dallas TX, John L Jenkins Warrensburg. one daughter Mary Spradlin Auxvasse. one brother Harris Maddox Pekin IL. two sisters Edna Knox and Kathryn Maupin both of Mexico. Pallbearers listed. Funeral arrangements by Arnold Funeral Home.

Francis M. Jenkins Yale St University of Missouri Medical Center Columbia Arnold Funeral Home Frank Park First Baptist Church East Lawn Memorial Park Callaway County Idalee Maddox William R Bessie Harris Maddox Jenkins Mexico Roy M. Jenkins Dallas Tex John L. Jenkins Warrensburg Homer Mary) Spradlin Auxvasse Harris Maddox Pekin Albert Edna) Knox

Right Turn On Red Light Soon Applies in Missouri

Gov. Christopher S. Bond announced municipalities have two weeks to comply with a new state law allowing right turns on red lights unless exempted by local ordinance. The bill becomes effective immediately upon signing and targets drivers statewide unless local governments opt out.

Missouri Christopher S. Bond Bond

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