Editorial warns on Chou En-lai illness and China's path
The piece lauds Chou En-lai as a rare, worldly Chinese leader whose illness threatens moderation for China. It notes Mao’s genius and power, but argues Chou’s replacement could push China back into isolation and darkness from 1949 era until Nixon’s opening. It emphasizes China’s global significance.
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Community of Nations
Nixon
Enduring Lesson on Giving and Helping the Weak
A brief meditation cites Acts 20 35 where Paul urges believers to support the weak out of love It emphasizes the joy of giving and the sufficiency found in Jesus Christ as motivation for generosity.
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Jesus Christ
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A Thrown Whiskey Bottle Spurs Call to Curb Violence
In a forum letter Dwight Bingham of Slater Missouri argues national and local violence shapes behavior. He links drunken outbursts at football games to broader societal violence and criticizes gun policies and war rhetoric. He urges protests against violent language and actions at every level.
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Mexico Ledger Publishing Details and Rates
Mexico Ledger lists publication details, office hours, and subscription rates for Mexico Missouri and surrounding areas. Rates vary by region and duration, with different prices for local, county, in-state, and out-of-state subscribers including military.
Dear Ann Landers column points on rape myths and rodents as gifts
A reader letter-pile covers rape attribution myths with Dr. Dorothy Hicks’s view and a counter that some rapists know their victims. Other notes tease Ann Landers about rodents as gifts, hamster mishaps, and a plug for teen drinking guidance.
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Exercise after illness helps regain strength and confidence
A letter asks about post illness exercise for a husband with fluid on the lungs. Dr Thosteson advises gradual activity to break the muscle disuse cycle, suggesting brief walks and simple back and chest exercises, and notes possible psychological reluctance. A checkup may reinforce the need to start moving.
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Tired Of Bicentennial Remains A Timely Editorial
The Bowling Green Times notes public weariness over repetitive Bicentennial motifs while urging readers to focus on the era’s core ideals. It argues media gloss and commerce over the meaning, calling for reflection on government concepts and citizen equality as the nation nears the 200th anniversary.
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TV Listings and Movie Highlights From Evening Schedule
Station guide previews tonight with a Schulz Peanuts program at 7 p.m hosted by Carl Reiner, plus I Will Fight No More Forever ABC Theatre Special at 8 p.m. featuring James Whitmore and Sam Elliott. Also Rockford Files at 4 p.m. and Salem Witchcraft trials reenactments at 9 p.m. Secondary notes list midnights guests and multiple film titles across NBC CBS and ABC networks.
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Carl Reiner
Joseph
Canada
James Whitmore
Sam Elliot
ABC
Isaae Hayes
Rockford
Neil Sedaka
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Tenille
Earth Wind and Fire
Labelle
Burt Lancaster
Janice Rule
Richard Widmark
Saturday TV Listings and Highlights at Ledgerland Station
Channel 4 7 13 present Fac Out Games noon with Soupy Sales hosting junior high events. Tennis semi finals in Austin Texas at noon on channel 2 17. Louisville vs Providence basketball at noon on channels 5 8 10 and Nevada vs Iowa State at 2 00. Alamada Open pro bowling 1 30 on 23 17 with 65000 prize. Hula Bowl in Honolulu 3 00 on 23 17. Challenge Of The Sexes tennis and obstacle course at 3 30 on 4 7 13. Sports Spectacular at 4 00 on 4 7 13 features Norton vs Lovell heavyweight bout. Golf third round Tucson Open at 4 00 on 5 8 10. Hedrick Smith on Buckley’s Firing Line 9 00 AM 12 See Ty. Weather and many daytime programs listed.
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Austin
Tex
Louisville
Providence
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Iowa State
Honolulu
Norton
Lovell
Hedrick Smith
Buckley
Yesterday In Mexico Yesterday In Mexico
Chronicle of dated notes from Mexico listing events across years. Mrs Frank Cloven receives a .22 pistol for protection, misfires injuring her. Nearby business openings and property changes include Randy's Frozen Meats at 521 N. Jefferson, Marvin Wecker's purchase of Thompson Market, Buckner's bid to reopen Hardin College as a vocational girls’ school, and Elks Lodge nomination of Fred A. Morris for Grand Exalted Treasurer.
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Randy
N. Jefferson
Marvin Wecker
Thompson
W. Robinson
C.A. Buckner
Hardin College
Champ Clark Buckner
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Mexico Elks Lodge
Fred A. Morris
Chicago
Birthday greetings for numerous residents listed in notice
Saturday and Sunday birthday wishes are extended to Charles B. Williams Judith Towner Mrs Wayne Shellabarger J H Linder Mrs Eva Blake Elvin J Huskey Kenneth Earle Jerry Bell M K Snook Mrs Virgil Dodd Harold Holtkamp Henry Lee Shuck Doris Schutte Claudia Scott Ernie Yardley Martha Ann Meek Clyde Eugene Williams Ira Davidson in a community notice.
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Wayne Shellabarger
J. H. Linder
Eva Blake
Elvin J. Huskey
Kenneth Earle
Jerry Bell
M. K. Snook
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Harold Holtkamp
Henry Lee Shuck
Doris Schutte
Claudia Scott
Ernie Yardley
Martha Ann Meek
Clyde Eugene Williams
Ira Davidson
Eleanor And Franklin TV Miniseries Opens With Slow Pace
AP review finds ABC dramatization of Eleanor and Franklin Roosevelt sluggish at start. Jane Alexander shines as Eleanor, with costuming and photography praised. The miniseries covers 1905 wedding to FDR through 1945 death, adapting Lash's 904 page book with limited drama in early scenes.
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New York
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America
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Joseph P. Lash
James Costigan
Eleanor
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Elliot Roosevelts
MacKenzie Phillips
Ted Eccles
Young Franklin
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