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Newspaper
Mexico Ledger
Location
Mexico, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1970
Page
2
A provocative editorial questions a census anomaly claiming 1 110 Mexicans disappeared between 1960 and 1970. It scrutinizes transfers from Mexico to Hannibal, St. Louis, and St. Paul, asks where residents went, and urges cross checks with regional census offices to rule out data mishandling.
A reader asks if she should tell a foreign friend to remove body hair. Ann Landers notes cultural differences, advises against offering cosmetic judgments, and stresses respecting personal choices while addressing social discomfort. The column also responds to readers about authenticity, dating, and letters etiquette.
Dear Mrs. C B asks about removing three beauty marks on her face and fears scarring. The doctor explains keratoses on older patients may be removed without a scar by a dermatologist, while moles depend on size. Local anesthesia with electrocautery is used. procedure done in office and not very painful. For potentially dangerous lesions, removal is a health precaution. for varicose veins, readers can request a booklet by mail.
Yesterday listings show Hanna Worley at Music Hall at 8 p.m. with guests Claudia Barbara and Arlo Guthrie on Tonight updates. Programs include Johnny Cash’s final swim themed show, Ed Huddles with Bubbal Bronson, and a room for humor with Des O’Connor and Julie London. Movie and theatre features span 1956 to 1941 titles with times noted across days 1 to 4.
Readable bits show mentions of LV channels and assorted garbled names like Kivi Le ute Kiva te Otumwa and Golumbia. Also references to Teletypa Hews and Mexico See TV norted changes with a weather note and general news.
A dense schedule of film and show times across networks. Highlights include 1954 comedy Joins the WACs with Donald O’Connor at 8 p.m. on channel 2, 1961 adventure The Secret of Monte Cristo with Rory Calhoun at 10:30 p.m. on channel 11, and 1951 western The Captuire with Lew Ayres at midnight on channel 2. Additional entries cover melodramas, dramas, and various news programs through the night with showings on ABC CBS NBC and local channels.
TV listings cover daytime cartoons and news, with prime time schedule showing Happy Days and other reruns. The menu includes Inside Daisy Clover, Torpedo Alley, and sport and game shows alongside classic films and network programs through the night, with local channel details and station names.
Greetings for Roy Creasey and others appear alongside TV industry progress reports. Officials announce My Sweets the Hummer will run Kansas City to Chicago with routes through Mexico and back, while Patty Duke stars gain Emmys. NBC and CBS discuss two hour movie formats and new cinema centers.
Universal backed a risky idea as a feeder for pilots and series. Robertson, a top black executive, emphasizes box office research and star selection. World Premiere serves NBC’s pilot development, with shows like The Senator segment and Four In One shaping future TV.
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