The Political Years Ahead Editorial Looks Ahead
The editorial notes politics will dominate the next two years with a presidential election anticipated. It questions Ford's viability, mentions Rockefeller as a front runner, and predicts maneuvering by Republicans and Democrats for higher offices at federal and state levels amid a tense political climate.
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Congress
White House
Ford
Franklin Roosevelt
Harry Truman
Legislative Branch
Rockefeller
House
Senate
Governors
Enduring Faith Through Christ's Life Within Us
A devotional reflection cites Galatians 2 20 about crucifixion with Christ and living not for self but through a transformed inner life as the believer to pursue righteousness. It emphasizes Christ dwelling within as the source of true living beyond outward appearances.
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Christ
Watergate Debate Shifts to Full Story and Oversight
The new Congress will press for a complete Watergate account and tighter FBI and CIA oversight. Key questions focus on the final prosecutor’s report, why certain prosecutions occurred, and whether all tapes and domestic surveillance details should be released. Rodino's Judiciary Committee to scrutinize Justice budgets and the Watergate probe.
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Donald M. Rothberg
Associated Press
Washington
Congress
FBI
CLA
iThus Watergate
Capitol Hill
Watergate Prosecutor's Office
Richard M. Nixon
Leon Jaworski
Atty
Richard G. Kleindienst
ITT
Nixon White House
CIA
Nixon
House Judiciary Committee
Peter W. Rodine Jr
DNJ
Justice Department
Justice
Appropriations
Defense Department
Rodino
Judiciary Committee
Rodine Committee
William L. Hungate
Dmo
Henry $. Huth
Jaworski
Charles G
Bebe” Rebozo
Rebozo
Ruth
Senate
Kleindienst
Ed Reinecke
Yale Men Save Your Stamps Ann Landers Column
Ann Landers answers letters on sexuality, work slang, and relationship renewal. A Connecticut reader, a secretary, and a Stamford rabbi share insights while addressing honesty, marriage, and personal conduct in a period voice. The column includes guidance on staying in Yale, handling affectionate office nicknames, and boosting lasting love.
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Samuel M. Silver
Temple Sinai
Stamford
Conn
Rabbi Silver
Ann Landers
Is He A Speed Freak Affects Health And Life
Dear Dr Thosteson answers questions on long term amphetamine use with alcohol, noting risks of psychological dependence and personality changes. He warns pills don’t boost sex drive, may signal neurotic traits, and urges psychiatric help and careful tapering. He also discusses impotence in older men, aspirin stomach irritation, and jock itch tinea cruris with causes, symptoms, and treatments.
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Dr. Thesteson
R. B
January anniversaries and career notes from mid 20th century Missouri
A collage of brief items dated January across 1925 to 1965. Dr. R L Searfoss presented a child awareness paper in St Louis. Rev E T Smith and wife celebrated 64 years. D R Crow became Woolworth assistant manager. Al Brinkmeyer and others traveled. Audrain County’s oldest resident died. Howard Houston celebrated a golden anniversary. Judge W C Hughes endorsed for federal judgeship. Ragsdale’s offered roasters and pudding pans. laundry soap sales noted.
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R.L. Searfoss
Mexico
Statler Hilton
St. Louis
E.T. Smith
Beaver Dam Baptist Church
D.R. Crow
F.W. Woolworth Co
Robert Johnson
al Brinkmeyer
Mexico City
Tampico
Laturdios
Audrain County
Howard Houston
Vandalia
Presbyterian Church
W.C. Hughes
Montgomery City
Missouri Judicial Circuit
Bar Association
Missouri
Ragsdale's
Hexicn Ledger Publication Rates and Office Hours
Publication details list daily edition except Sundays and holidays at 300 North Washington Street Mexico Missouri with second class postage. Pricing covers carrier, mail and out of state subscriptions with various durations and military rates. office hours run 8:00 am to 3:30 pm Monday through Friday.
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Washington St
Mexico
Audrain
APO
Vyttey
Radio Call Letters and City Listings Fragment
A fragmented list shows radio channel codes and city names such as St. Louis Ottumwa Hannibal Columbia Quincy and Eff City with channel numbers interspersed and spellings varied. The text appears to be a scrambled directory of stations or channels with inconsistent punctuation and place names.
Television Listings and Program Highlights Tonight
Tonight features Reed Farrell with Dr. David Hoy at 4 on Channel 17. Phil Donahue at 6 with Madalyn Murray O'Hair. the Smothers Brothers start a new series at 7 with Redd Foxx and Alice Cooper. Gunsmoke centers on Festus at 7 on several channels. The Mystery of Nefertiti at 7 on channel 9. The Sterile Cuckoo with Liza Minnelli at 8 on channels 2,3,17. NBC airs Alzana's Raid at 8 and Romantic art series begins at 8 on channel 9. Johnny Carson replacement Rich Little subbing Tonight.
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Reed Farrell
David Hoy
Phil Donahue
Madalyn Murray O'Hair
Tom and
Dick Smothers
Redd Foxx
Alice Cooper
Festus
Liza Minnelli
Campus
NBC
Alzana
Burt Lancaster
Kenneth Clark
Rich
Johnny Carson
Gary Cooper
Carol Linley
Rock Hudson
Gregory
Michael Sarrazin
Robert Taylor
Leslie Nielsen
Bing Crosby
St. Louis Sings Center
Consumer
Tuesday Listings Show Dense TV Schedule and Films
A cluttered ledger lists Phil Donahue guests Thelma Moss and Liberace appearances, nightly movie slots including Satan's Triangle and The Dead Dont Die, NBA Allstar coverage, and multiple channel lineups with weather and game odds. Names include Kim Novak, Doug McClure, George Hamilton, Ray Milland, and Seiji Ozawa.
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Phil Donahue
Thelma Moss
Blues
Islanders
New York
Alistair Cooke
America
Europe
George Hamilton
Ray Milland
Kim Novak
Doug McClure
Seiji Ozawa
Haydn
Stravinsky
Phoenix
Channel
Gregory
Julie Christie
Michael Sarrazin
Jeff Chandler
Burt Lancaster
Ronald Colman
Smothers Brothers Return With NBC Variety Show Trial Run
AP critic assesses the Smothers Brothers weekly NBC debut noting uneven skits but potential to match past glory if they bring fresh performers, grant freer guest booking, and avoid over-screaming at the censor. Alice Cooper, George Burns, Johnny Carson, and Redd Foxx appear in weaker moments.
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Jay Sharbutt
NEW York
Smothers Brothers
CBS
Nbc-Tv
NBC Tonight
Tom Smothers
NBC
Alice Cooper
Cooper
George Burns
Johnny Carson
Redd Foxx
Foxx
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Bobby Mann
Mary Poland
Warren Thomas Williams
Charles Duckworth
Grover Wright
J. C. Lynch
Malcolm Whitaker
Mabel Victoria Brookshier
Everett Lee Morris
Peggy Gentry
Carter Hamilton Sr
Robert Lee Barnes
del Robinson
Leland Crews
Sanford Easley
Teresa Blue
James L. Johnson
Joseph Clarence Belcher
Joseph Hamilton Belcher
Myrtle Atkins
Monta Lee Hayes
Clyde Mitchell
C. C. Rutter
Otto Hubert
Oliver Hull
Karl Rask
Avid ‘Terpstra
Joely
Frid Tv
Yale
Tam
Ann
Father
Ralph
Gay
Connecticut
New Haven
P.O
Elgin
Illinois
George C. Thosteson, M.D
Hexicn Ledger
Ktve
St. Lous
Ktva Ottumwa
Kmox
Ty St. Lous
Ty St. Louis
Khqu
Hannibal
Komu
Columbia
Ketc
Weem
Quincy
Kpl
Kreg Ty Eff City
Kebpty Columbya
Money Maze
Gilligan
Tattletales
Showtime
Somerset
Sesame St
Flintstones
Mod Squad
Bonanza
Movie
Raymond Burt
Mike Douglas
Villa Alegre
Merv Griffin
Joker's Wild
Beaver
Woman's World
Gambit
Children
Zoo Revue
Three Stooges
Newsca
Elec. Co
Tell Truth
Mr. Rogers
Andy Griffith
ABC
Tri States
Ledgerland
LaLanne
Hazel
Green Acres
Weatherscan
Town & Coun
Pyramid
Guiding Li
Hospital
Joker's Wi
Three Stooge
Clo
Raymond Bu
Newse
Electric Co
Consequences
Tarzan
Gant San
Raymond Burr
Adam
Hawaii
Welby
M. L
Richard
A&b Prescription
Landmark
Awn
Elcy
Pyere
Henry Field Seed & Nursery Co
Oak St. Shenandoan
Iowa
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