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Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1975

Page

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Vietnam After American Presence Fades In Saigon And Beyond

The withdrawal leaves Saigon and key cities quieter with no American military traffic or bars on the streets. US cultural influence shifts to English studies and University-level programs while USIS centers attract elite crowds. Hard economic strains persist, but prospects linger for offshore oil. Vietnamese look inward to nation building as aid declines and the war continues.

Saigon G.I South Vietnam ARVN UN Air Force USIS U.S Saigon University Thieu Asia Foundation U.S. State Department SVN U.S. Congress North Vietnam

Nixon Attends Private Palm Springs Party After Sentences

Richard Nixon, 62, planned a social appearance with wife Pat at Walter Annenberg's Secluded desert estate after four aides received 22 to 8 year sentences for Watergate. Nixon offered no public comment on the case. He had been unable to travel for a required testimony due to phlebitis and recent surgery.

Palm Springs Calif Richard M. Nixon Nixon Pat Walter Annenberg U.S Great Britain San Clemente John N. Mitchell H.R. Haldeman John D. Ehrlichman Robert C. Mardian Ehrlichman Leon Jaworski Washington D.C Haldeman John J. Wilson Ford Bob Haldeman Richard Nixon Wilson White House Nixons Annenberg Estate California Ronald Reagan Frank Sinatra Bob Hope Leonard Firestone Belgium John Swearingen Standard Qi] Co Indiana

Ehrlichman Wanted To Work On Indian Claims

Former White House aide John D. Ehrlichman sought to aid impoverished New Mexico Indians by working on land use and water rights during the appeals process. Judge Sirica sentenced him to 2 1/2 to 8 years in prison after conviction in the Watergate case.

Washington John D. Ehrlichman New Mexico Ira M. Lowe Nixon Ehrlichman Alaska Herman Apoyo Kilberg Pueblo Council Ms. Kilberg Mount Vernon College Lowe Sirica

Pecan Trees and Missouri Woolgathering Heritage

Missouri Trees In Winter No 7 opens with a pedantic essay on pecan taxonomy and historic notes about Carya illinoensis. It traces native ranges from Alabama to Illinois, recalls Illinois nuts, New Orleans praline links, Jefferson and Washington plantings, and Mount Vernon shade trees. The piece highlights a prominent Missouri specimen on the Kallenbach residence, invites visitors within a seven day window, and notes local groves along Missouri river bottoms, with nearby pecan commerce and planting advice. Stanzas segue to statewide production leaders, grafted stock cautions, and Missouri hybrids like Perque. The column ends with a local crime blurb about a Warrensburg man charged with mistreating cattle.

W.H. Thompson City Forester Vermont Peach Tree Street Pecan Alabama Texas Mississippi Ohio River Illinois Spain New Orleans George Washington Washington Mount Vernon United States Missouri Glen P Winn Farm Missouri River Mexico Brunswick James Pecan Co Georgia

Milk Prices May Hit Record Highs Soon

Washington reports retail milk costs rising again with prices likely to top records in a month or two as government actions to aid dairy farmers filter to shoppers. January retail milk averaged 79.4 cents nationwide, just under last May’s all time high, while production remains tight as farmers cut cows to curb rising feed costs.

Washington Bureau of Labor Statistics Agriculture Department

Warning slows US Irish gifts in Dublin interview

Irish Foreign Minister Garret Fitzgerald told AP that Irish American contributions to the IRA have fallen since his warnings that donations for Northern Ireland relief were aiding killings. He described the IRA campaign as murderous and said it has postponed Irish reunification indefinitely.

Dublin Ireland Garret Fitzgerald Irish Republican Army Northern Ireland Associated Press IRA

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