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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1974

Page

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Kissinger Talks on Suez Plan With Israeli Leaders

Secretary of State Kissinger outlined Egypt's counterproposals for Suez force withdrawal after two hour talks with Israeli leaders including Allon Eban and Dayan. Eban called the discussion useful and detailed while Meir planned to be informed at home.

Stantive Golda Meir Egypt Israel Canal Kissinger East Bank United Nations Moshe Dayan Soviet Union Syria Likud Bloc Abba Eban Aswan

Dealers Hold 70 Day Supply Of New Cars In Dec 72

Detroit AP reports automakers' dealers show a 70 day stockpile of new cars, up from 46 days a year ago. About 1.6 million cars are at dealers or en route as of Dec 31, with Ward's predicting production cuts and a 26 percent drop in Q1 1973. Chrysler leads with 88 days on hand. GM and Ford at 68 and 67 days. AMC at 11 days amid Gremlin and Hornet demand.

Detroit Ward Automotive Reports Indust Journal Chrysler General Motors Ford American Motors

Mushroom Recall Involves Hy-Top Four-Ounce Cans

FDA recalls Hy-Top Brands whole button mushrooms distributed by Hy-Top Products division of Federated Foods Inc in Des Plaines Illinois after tests found spores that could form botulinum toxin. The recall affects 27 distributors and uses a one line code on the can lid for identification. Poisoning can be fatal if not treated promptly.

Washington Food and Drug Administration Associated Press Hy-Top Brands Hy-Top Products Federated Foods, Inc Des Plaines, Ill

Danforth Defends Drunk Driving Law in Missouri

Jefferson City AP Danforth asserts a strict drunk driving measure will stand constitutional tests. The bill eliminates a 12 point demerit system, lets the State Director revoke licenses within seven days after arrest, allows only circuit judges to grant hardship privileges, and would seize vehicles as contraband for revoked licenses.

Jefferson City John C. Danforth Danforth Harold Lowenstein Kansas City Virginia District of Columbia

Power Company May Play Numbers Game

Providence Rhode Island AP reports Narragansett Electric Co plans code numbers on January bills for 240000 customers as a contingency for possible blackouts. Codes would alert customers when cuts will occur on feeder lines under rolling blackout plan coordinated with New England Power Pool.

Power Company Providence R.I Ihe Narragansett Electric Co Cary New England Power Pool

Rail Strike Disrupts Britain Transport Across Nation

Britain faced a 24 hour rail strike as engineers walked out halting all passenger services while some freight trains ran. Traffic snarled in London and major cities though congestion was calmer than expected. coal miners threatened to widen slowdowns and Prime Minister Edward Heath faced pressure from his party amid wage disputes.

London Edward Heath

Lorna Luft Debuts in London Night Club Show

Judy Garland's daughter Lorna Luft, 21, makes a successful debut at a London supper club. She performs with singing and dancing, recalling her mother’s final London appearance and Liza Minnelli's 1966 debut. Frankie Vaughan predicts big stardom as Sid Luft watches from the audience.

London Lorna Luft Judy Garland Liza Minelli Lorna Talk of the Town Slim Frankie Vaughan Sid Luft Miss Garland

Mexicoans Suffer Breaks In Falls

Slippery streets and sidewalks in the Mexico area have caused several falls in recent weeks. Mrs. Della Scott, 1509 S Coal, broke her left wrist at home Sunday and will stay at Audrain Medical Center for a week after a cast was applied. Mrs. William L. Hase, Arcadia, suffered a broken right arm in a fall at the Office of Employment Security parking area. details incomplete due to hazardous OCR text.

Mexico Della Scott S. Coal Sr Audrain Medical Center William L. Hase Arcadia Sr Office of Employment Security Autombia

Bing Crosby Not Slowed By Lung Surgery Says Hospital

Bing Crosby’s singing is not expected to be impaired after removal of two-fifths of his left lung. Doctors and a Peninsula Hospital spokesman said there should be no effect on his voice as he remains in satisfactory condition in intensive care. Initial tests found a rare fungus possibly from Africa. cancer is not yet ruled out pending pathology. Crosby was admitted New Year’s Eve and is 69.

Burlingame Calif Bing Crosby Peninsula Hospital Crosby Stanley Hanfling Hanfling

Plan crackdown on wreck reports announced in Missouri

State Revenue Director James R. Spradling announced a crackdown to suspend the driver's license of any motorist who fails to report involvement in a traffic accident. Enforcement applies when damage exceeds 100 or when there are injuries, and all parties must file if any vehicle sustains over 100 or a person is injured. Out-of-state drivers involved in Missouri accidents must report as well, within 10 days. The item also notes a six-day week proposal at the University of Missouri as an energy conservation measure.

Jefferson City State Revenue James R. Spradling Missouri

Extension Applies To All Licenses

The vehicle license office in the Mexico courthouse will close at 1 p.m. Friday for staff to attend a seminar on the new driver's license program at Hannibal. The office reopens 9 a.m. to noon Saturday. Mrs. Potts noted truck and trailer license deadlines are extended to Feb 15, applying to all trucks and trailers.

Mexico Hannibal Billie Potts Marjorie Ardell June Morris

Speed Limits Reduce Deaths in 16 States

The 16 states cutting speed limits report an 19 per cent drop in highway fatalities for November, while the rest of the nation shows only a 2 per cent decrease. Dr James Gregory of NHTSA says nationwide lives could fall by up to 6,000 annually, though motorcycle and bicycle use, pedestrians, smaller cars, and car pooling may offset losses with 1,000 to 2,000 additional deaths. Data covers 47 states, DC, and Puerto Rico. 804 deaths were logged in November in these states versus 983 in November 1973.

Washington Department of Transportation Department James Gregory National Highway Traffic Safety Administration District of Columbia Puerto Rico Transportation Department Nixon

Enroll In Classes At Tech School

Enrollment of adults in skilled technical and college classes totalled 106 last night at the Mexico Area Vocational Technical School. Adults may still enroll this week by calling 561-5684 for Auto Body Repair Electronics I and II First Aid Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Residential Wiring Accounting I Typing Criminal Law and Procedure Elementary Accounting and Speech Communication.

Mexico Area

OATS Bus Trips Scheduled in Audrain County

The OATS Bus offers transportation for seniors in Audrain County. Call 581-2365 or 561-3238 one to three days ahead. Scheduled stops include Mexico on Jan 16 and 21 25, Vandalia Jan 17, Centralia to Columbia Jan 17, shopper trip Jan 18, church trip Jan 20, and Jan 26 trip to St. Louis Northwest Plaza.

Audrain County Mexico Vandalia Centralia Columbia St. Louis Northwest Plaza

Heating Oil Prices Jump

New York AP reports heating oil costs have surged in the past month with industry spokesmen predicting further increases. Some say winter heating bills could double, adding $100 or more annually depending on usage and supplier, outweighing savings from lowering the thermostat as required by new federal energy rules.

New York

Student Trustee Beaten At SIU

Matthew Rich a 19 year old SIU Carbondale student and board member says he was attacked by two masked men near the board staff building. He was treated for a four inch hand cut and other injuries after the late Sunday assault and defiant in remarks.

Carbondale Matthew Rich Rich Southern Illinois University-Carbondale Board of Trustees Board of Trustee

MHS News Russ Sloan To Be Speaker At FCA Meeting

Mexico High School reports former Northeast Missouri State University football coach Russ Sloan will address Fellowship of Christian Athletes members in the cafeteria tomorrow night at 7 30. FCA meets tonight at 6 in the vocal music room.

Mexico Russ Sloan Northeast Missouri State University Fellowship of Christian FCA Key Club Gerald Valet

Skylab 3 Crew Becomes Longest Flying Space Travelers

Skylab 3 astronauts at SPACE CENTER Houston begin four days without darkness to cope with heat aboard the orbiting station. They switch off some lights to reduce heat, citing energy awareness as a factor in cooling the ship.

Space Center Houston

Roy Wilkins Ouster Denied At NAACP

New York Daily News reported Roy Wilkins ousted as executive director of the NAACP, a claim Wilkins and other officials denied. The board met in a closed session amid rumors of a move to enforce retirement at 65 to refresh leadership.

NEW York Roy Wilkins National Association For the Advancement of Colored People New York Daily News Wilkins NAACP Civil Rights Group

Mrs Myrtle Cobb Undergoing Tests in Missouri Hospital

Mrs Myrtle Cobb of Fulton formerly of Mexico is in Callaway County Memorial Hospital for tests. Her mother Mrs Lucy Wells of Mexico reports she entered the hospital a week ago and is in room 311.

Myrtle Cobb Fulton Mexico Callaway County Memorial Hospital Lucy Wells

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