Traveling men enrich Mexico with stable town life
Traveling men are a key industry in Mexico, choosing the town for safeguards like zoning and strong public services. The community highlights a capable police and fire department, top garbage and sewage systems, solid street work, and excellent Audrain Medical Center facilities. Their families benefit from shopping, recreation, schools, and churches, making Mexico a better town.
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Mexico
Audrain Medical Center
End of Day Message on Joy and Love Among Friends
A brief note reflects John 15 11 Christ scripture urging joy in fellowship. It emphasizes Christian love between friends as a source of happiness and fulfillment.
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John
Jesus
Loss of a Kress Store Shocks Nevada Community
The Nevada Herald notes the 62 year closure of the Kress Store on Nevada's Square, part of a nationwide withdrawal from towns under 20 000 population. The piece reflects on community growth, nostalgia for familiar counters, and the uncertain future of local retail as other stores have closed before.
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The
Nevada Herald
Kress
Nevada
Audrain County approves Salmons Village plan for trailer parking
The Audrain County Court approved the Salmons Village Subdivision five acre tract east of Mexico for parking house trailers and filed the plat with the county recorder. The Greater Mexico Chamber of Commerce will host its annual dinner meeting February 11 to install officers and recognize directors and award winners.
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Salmons Village
Mexico
Audrain County Court
County Recorder
Greater Mexico
Salemnen
Count Vait Audrain
Laddonias
Rouss Gallop
Wynn Henderson
Ann Landers Letters Column Misquoted Advice Sparks Debate
Readers challenge Ann Landers on advice about dating homely people and blood tests for marriage. The column includes letters defending plain looking partners, correcting misinformation on venereal disease testing, and a reader’s note offering a billable advice workaround.
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Ann
B.N
Baltimore
R. N
Heel spur relief and weight guidance offered by doctor
Reader asks about persistent heel spur pain and acupuncture. Advice favors a firm insole modification to lift the heel and shift pressure, plus weight loss. cautions about acupuncture with limited evidence. Also notes cataract treatment is surgical. Mayo Clinic update described as experimental and not public. Includes reader birthdays and TV station listings.
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Dr. Thosteson
Mayo Clinic
M.C.C
Not For Women Only Acupuncture Hour and Channel Mix
A weekly lineup on channels 17 13 9 4 features a discussion on acupuncture at 4 30 p m on Channel 17 and a central Missouri law enforcement program on Channel 13 at 6 30 p m. Gunsmoke stars Matt and a partner as The Town Tamers at 7 p m on channels 4 7 and 13. Channel 9 airs The Tribe That Hides From Man at 7 p m, and a 90 minute dramatization Judgment The Trial Of Ethel and Julius Rosenberg airs at 3 p m.
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Channel
Missouri
Matt
Friend
Channel 9
Ethel and
Julius Rosenberg
Television Nightline Listings Highlight 1960s Style Schedule
TV guide style scan shows NBC offering See No Evil with Mia Farrow at 8 tonight and multiple hour by hour movie and public affairs slots across channels 2 3 5 7 8 9 10 11 13. Notable entries include The Girl Who Came Gift Wrapped on ABC at 7 30 and The War Of The Worlds on 4 2 3 17 with Gene Barry and other 1950s sci fi titles.
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NBC
Mia Farrow
Britain
Joey Bishop
Johnny Carson
Mel Torme
Abbe Lane
Minnie Pearl
Lucille Ball
Fractured Jaw
Jayne Mansfield
Walter Brennan
Tab Hunter
Gene Barry
Lloyd Bridges
Arthur Franz
St. Louis
Bill Moyers
Harry Bridges
Karen Valentine
Snoop Sisters
Helen Hayes
Mildred Natwick
Hal Barton
Hospital
Somerset
ABC
Tri-States
CBS
Chi Chuan
Lue
Andy Griffith
Mike Douglas
Merv Griffin
Studio
Perspective
Antiques
Joker’s Wild
Pixanne
Elec. Co
Mr. Rogers
Gilligan
Showtime
Zoo Revue
Make Dead
Bonanza
Big Valley
Flec. Co
Lucy
Pyramid
Bullwinkle
Newscas
Sesame St
Tell Truth
Mayberry
James Darren
Christopher George
Barbara Stanwyck
Mai Zetterling
Loretta Young
Gomer
Welby, M.D
Life World
Designing Women
Weatherscan
Phil Donahue
Bobby Impossible Goldsboro
Hollywood
Maude
Adam
Li Lacy
Hawaii
Public TV faces Rosenberg subjects in two plans
New York AP reports Carey Winfrey and Alvin Goldstein of PBS reflect on CBS and ABC rushing similar Rosenberg trial topics. Goldstein’s The Unquiet Death of Julius and Ethel Rosenberg debuts on public TV February 27, while ABC airs a Hollywood dramatization of the 1951 Rosenberg trial. Goldstein argues his 90 minute doc offers an investigative, interview rich view beyond dramatization and links to Cold War pressures.
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New York
Carey Winfrey
Alvin HR. Goldstein
CBS
ABC
Goldstein
Julius and
Ethel Rosenberg
Public Tv
Abc-Tv
Winfrey
Behind
WNET
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George Adams
Mike Morris
Robert M. White II
Eddie Buckner
Horace Skinner
Elmer Gatewood
Clark Bledsoe
Tulsa
Okla
Here
Houston
Tex
Frank Sannebeck
Elmer Dicus
Elbert Price
Clyde Owings
Hassen
W.C. Stewart
Ann Landers
Mr. Lonesome
P.O
Chicago
George C. Thosteson, M. D
Thosteson
Greg Ingebritson
Toren Ray Biggers
Wanda Davidson
Martin Haerer
Glen P. Kallenbach
Virginia R. Keating
Larry Lierheimer
Jimmy Shouse
Joan Sanders
Tracy Allen Jackson
Charles Lierheimer
Rush Hill
Edwin Wallace
Alice Crockett
Lawrence King
Andrew Baker
Harry Snook Jr
Clarence Barnes
Glen Sherrow
Susan Parsons
Arthur Rubinstein
Claes Oldenburg
Ktvt
Ktvo
Ottumwa
Kmox-tv
Kid-tv
Khaa-ty
Hannibal
Kolr
Komu-ty
Columbia
Kreg-tv
Jeff City
Kete-tv
Kebepty
Weem-tv
Quincy
Secret Storm
Three Stooges
Time For Women
Blec. Co
Fortran
Joker's Wild
Sesament
Ledgerland
Allstar
Police Story
Colleen Dewhurst
Dana Andrews
LaLanne
Garner T. Armstrong
CBS New
Dr. Brothers
Reed Farrell
Ays
Family Shoe Store
Mexico Square
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N.kings Rd
Jim Motley
Tower Loan Company
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