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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1972

Page

7

Nixon Sets Stage For Declaring War Is Over

President Nixon's order to withdraw 70,000 troops by May 1 signals a potential mid April announcement to pull 35,000 to 45,000 more troops and declare the war ended. Remaining forces would take advisory roles as MACV is downgraded.

Washington Nixon Vietnam U.S U.S. Military Assistance Command MACV Creighton Abrams Abrams Army William C. Westmoreland

Equalization Won't Swell Total Valuation

Audrain County Court defends tax equalization plan saying it will not raise total valuations and aims to equalize assessments. Rumors are discouraged as field work begins in March under State Supervisor Dean Cissna with local hires to visit each property and collect data for fair values.

Floyd Lewis State Tax Commission Tax Commission Dean Cissna Board of Equalization

Soviet Expels U S Congressman James Scheuer

Moscow orders the immediate expulsion of Rep. James H. Scheuer a New York Democrat after he attended a dinner at a Jewish professor planning emigration to Israel. An embassy statement says the action cites alleged improper activities and urging emigration. Scheuer, the first elected American official expelled by the USSR, denies all charges and says he met six Soviet scientists who wished to leave.

Moscow Soviet Union U.S Israel James H. Scheuer New York Leningrad Scheuer Georgy Kornyenko Soviet Ing House of Representatives Brademas John Brademas D-Ind Foreign Ministry Nixon Sos Ater

Audrain Countians push Bond for governor bid

A group of Audrain County Republicans circulate petitions urging State Auditor Christopher Kit Bond to run for governor. Spokesman Connie Pickering says goal is 1000 signatures in days. Bond, a Mexico attorney, tops a field with State Rep Bus King and Gene McNary likely to join.

Christopher Kit) Bond Connie Pickering Audrain Group Bond Bus King St. Louis County Gene McNary Gene McNary. Mr. Pickering Pachyderm Club

B-Positive Blood Needed for Mexico Blood Drive

The Red Cross Bloodmobile visits Mexico Methodist Church Tuesday from noon to 5 pm with a 119 unit quota and a call for B-positive donors. Audrain County has donated 333 of 1043 yearly units. next stops include A. P. Green Refractories on Feb 17. Donors 18+ welcome. ages 18-21 no parental consent. over 66 need physician consent within two weeks.

Red Cross Mexico Methodist Church Maxine Johnson Johnson A. P. Green Refractories Co

Moonshiners Erase Evidence as Revenue Agents Close In

Warned that revenue agents were on their trail, a pair of moonshiners scrambled to destroy incriminating gear. One man stood at a cliff base while the other tossed equipment over the edge. The warning figure, identified as Jeb, vows more to come in the illicit operation.

Ledger-See Missouri Weather Service Bootheel Cape Girardeau Kirksville St. Joseph Jeb

Attacks Seen From Hanoi Predicted For Political Gains

Secretary of the Army Robert Froehlke warned in Saigon that Communist forces may stage spectacular attacks in Indochina for political purposes amid an election year in the United States. He noted Hanoi and Viet Cong leaders aim to pressure Nixon China talks while asserting the Vietnamization program proceeds with apparent success.

Saigon Robert F. Froehlke Indochina United States Froehlke Nixon China Hanoi North Vietnam Vietnam Froehtke Laird Pacific

Cantrell Hopes Son Will Be Exonerated

In St Charles County five youths including Rep. E J Cantrell's son were charged with burglary of the Wentzville Veterinary Clinic. Bond set at 3500 dollars each. Cantrell expressed hope his son Robert Steven Cantrell 20 will be exonerated. Local arrests followed tracing car and barbiturate findings.

ST. Charles E. J Lucky) Cantrell St. Louis Wentzville Cantrell Con Jefferson City Lucky” Cantrell D-Overland House Appropriations Committee Robert Steven Cantrell St. Charles County Cantreill

Highway pheasant miles from home in Missouri tale

The Ledger reports Odell Priest near Cedar Grove School raises pheasants and quail, with birds escaping after a pen breach. He sold hundreds of birds this fall at $3.4 and $3.50 for dressed pheasants, and $1.50 each for quail. The bird sighting on Highway 54 raises local interest.

Odell Priest Phelix King Arthur Scott Priest The Ledger Route D Cedar Grove School R.M. Bried Priests Priest Pens Highway 54 Ringneck Camdenton

Audrain County road districts seek renewed taxes

Five special road districts in Audrain County plan votes on continued road taxes. The county court will set election date after a petition from Rush Hill. Rush Hill proposes 35 cent levy. Petitions from Skull Lick for 35 cents three years, Benton City for 35 cents three years, Saling No 2 for 35 cents three years, and Saling No 1 for 36 cents four years.

Audrain County Rush Hill Skull Lick Benton City Saling

King Frederik in grave coma as doctors report

Copenhagen AP says King Frederik of Denmark, 72, remains in a deep coma and condition is extremely grave. Morning bulletin offers little hope for survival and notes his strength is running out.

Copenhagen Frederik Denmark

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