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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1975

Page

2

Editorial explores secrecy of illness among world leaders

The Ledger presents an Editorial Research Report on how leaders hide or reveal health crises. It cites Brezhnev rumors, Pompidou health speculation, Mao Tse-tung’s public rebuttals, and US presidents Cleveland and Eisenhower to illustrate governance and transparency. It notes the 25th Amendment and potential power struggles if Brezhnev weakens.

the Ledger Leonid Brezhnev Kremlin Moscow Georges Pompidou Pompidou China Maq Tse-tung Mao Hsinhua Yangtze River Bart United States Grover Cleveland Long Island Sound Cleveland Dwight D. Eisenhower White House Eisenhower Soviet Union

Enduring Presence Drives Away Fear in Psalm Paradox

A reflection on Psalm 23:4 praising divine presence as the shepherd that comforts and guides through fear, framing paradoxes of life and faith as a unified assurance of protection and guidance.

Crackdown urged on truck speed and highway dangers

State Patrol calls for a crackdown on trucks driving over 55 mph and continued enforcement against passenger vehicles exceeding the limit. Authorities note drivers on US 24 and US 36 face close following and unsafe passing by biz transport trucks. Heavy fines and arrests are urged to stop deliberate law violations endangering others.

Paris

Open Forum Editor Ledger on Lawmakers Pay Change

An editorial from the Kingdom Daily News supports raising legislators pay but recalls a four year gap since pay set by self. It warns self serving spending, calling for a public vote to approve any change.

Ledger Kingdom Daily News C.B.H

Dear Ann Landers column letters on love and parenting

A series of reader letters to Ann Landers cover a twenty year old daughter chasing a 27 year old traveling musician, parental advice on backing off, and a mother seeking understanding for troubled children. Also included is a note on translation of a Latin phrase and a promotional snippet for Ann Landers dating guidance booklet.

Ann Landers Margie Mineola Min Ann Cain P.O Elgin Ill

Tense sacroiliac pain and back care advice

A reader reports recurring sacroiliac discomfort from light lifting. Dr Thosteson emphasizes muscular strain as a common cause, suggests back brace and correct lifting with bent knees, and cautions on persistent pain possibly needing surgical evaluation.

Dr. Thosteson

Transfers for Kenneth S Martin Heads to Missouri State Office

Kenneth S Martin Audrain and Montgomery County supervisor for Farmers Home Administration will move to the state office in Columbia as a real estate loan officer. Norfolk Western derailment debris cleanup continues near Paris as investigators press forward.

Kenneth S. Martin Audrain Montgomery County Farmers Home Administration Columbia Norfolk and Western Railroad Paris Eugene Field School Missouri Writer's Guild Hollingsworth Implement Co Armory Fred S. Hollingsworth Callaway Democratic Committee Mary Fléabeth Selby

Mexicana Codger Publication Rates and Frequencies

Mexicana Codger published daily except Sundays and holidays at 300 N Washington St Mexico Missouri. Rates listed include carrier and mail options for Audrain and surrounding counties and extended mail rates for other regions. Military APO rates noted with monthly terms. Office hours show 8:00 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Monday through Friday.

Mexicana Washington St Mexico Audrain APO Bridas Oras Me Leds

TELEVISION LISTINGS AND NIGHTLY SCHEDULE NOTES

Local St Louis listings show channels 2 4 5 7 9 11 13 17 with unreported station changes. Highlights include CBS Movie at 8:00 p.m. Golden Needles starring Joe Don Baker and Elizabeth Ashley, Soundstage with Don McLean and The Persuasions, Grand Ole Opry special in Wide World In Concert at 10:30, and Midnight Special featuring B T Express Sha Na Na and Sugarloaf. Multiple film and series airings across channels with classic titles like Queen Bee The Ambushers China Sky and Ninotchka. Weather closes the listing.

CBS Joe Don Baker Elizabeth Ashley Don McLean Wide World Grand Ole Opry B.T. Express Sha Na Na Jimmy Witherspoon Sugarloaf Peter Allen Joan Crawford Dean Martin Randolph Scott Showtime Reed F Bewitched Tattletales Cpe Somerset Mod Squad Zoom Sesame St Three Stooges Ironside Stalker Villa Alegre Khan Sanford Mike Douglas Gilligan Merv Griffin Gambit Hodge Podge Joker's Wild Lucy Woman's World Weatherscan Phil Donahue Chico Flintstones Electric Co Wall St Consequences Andy Griffith Elec. Co Hollywood Mr. Rogers Baltimore ABC Bobby Goldsboro Perspectives Rockford Jack Lemmon James Franciscus Greta Garbo John Payne Our Times St. Louis Reed Farrell Nevin Sigmund Star Trek Chopper Middle Phooey East Jeannie Jetsons Zoa Fat Albert Partridge Corky Family Joe Egypt Warner Oland Efrem Zimbalist Patty Duke Lord Jim Peter O'Toole Lorne Greene Willie Boy Robert Redford Dr. Wassell Gary Cooper Jack Palance Robert Young Marcus Welby Robert Taylor Wabash Avenue Betty Grable Pood

Saturday Listings Show Wide TV Schedule Highlights

A dense station guide covers film programs, sports, and specials. Highlights include a 12 noon Children's Film Festival with Three Nuts For Cinderella on channels 4 7 and 13, plus noon Ohio State versus Indiana basketball and 2 pm Iowa State versus Kansas State and Purdue versus Michigan. Other features include Flamingo Stakes coverage, Jackie Gleason golf, National Geographic on chimpanzees, and Lucille Ball comedy hour set in Las Vegas.

Czechoslovakia Ohio State Indiana Iowa State Kansas State Purdue Michigan Hialeah Jackie Gleason National Geographic Tanzania Orson Welles ABC Joe Don Baker Tennessee

TV awards proliferation worries industry veterans

AP reports Tuesday that ABC and CBS plan late night broadcasts for the Academy of Country Music and other awards shows as TV outlets expand coverage. Bill Lowery of the National Academy warns the trend could hurt pioneers like the Grammys, which will air this Saturday with over 50 categories. He notes networks chase ratings while lamenting the explosion may threaten enduring ceremonies.

ABC Dick Clark Alan King Lowery Atlanta Jay Sharbutt New York Bill Lowery National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences BS Tv Uris Theater CBS

Birthday greetings for a list of names on Sunday

A Sunday birthday mention thanks Tamara Ann Lewis Virgil Amos Don Hollingsworth Joseph Robert O'Brien Jr Lester McFarling Art Fuemmeler Raymond Wilson Anthony Harris and Don Shire. The note also lists former Secretary of the Treasury John Connally turning 58 and chemist Linus Paulling turning 74.

Tamara Ann Lewis Virgil Amos Don Hollingsworth Joseph Robert O’brien Jr Lester McFarling Art Fuemmeler Raymond Wilson Anthony Harris Don Shire Secretary of the Treasury John Connally Linus Paulling

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