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Newspaper
Mexico Ledger
Location
Mexico, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1972
Page
2
Today’s editorial recalls a Bavarian church near Craglingen built in 1384 and the 1500s wood carver Tilman Reimenschneider who created a famed altar. It notes the altar’s enduring fame draws visitors worldwide, praising timeless craftsmanship amid a troubled world.
A devotional note cites Ephesians 4 6 and asserts kinship with Mea through service to the Father. The text blends biblical reference with a personal claim of lineage and spiritual ties.
The Missouri football coaches and officials were accused by the St. Louis Globe-Democrat of owning Fortuna Corp. stock tied to race tracks in New Mexico. The piece argues ownership of stock by public employees is not inherently improper, noting no link to public funds or conflicts of interest and stressing the episode is likely to fade without consequence.
Readers seek guidance on past shoplifting harming job prospects and on infidelity exposed by media as a cautionary tale. The column urges upfront honesty with employers, notes the impact of a dated record, and shares reader letters reinforcing accountability and personal growth.
A page of TV schedules, standings and notices shows stations in St Louis Ottumwa and Colombia listing programs such as Trevino Golf Roller Derby and Lone Ranger plus a carnival of names and times. The item mentions Ann Landers guide and a postal appeal for a Mexico Ledger booklet.
Emmy showings include Robin Hood II at 10 a.m. Five, ten dates list baseball Orioles at Tigers in Detroit 1 p.m. CFL Calgary Stampeders face All-Stars at 1 p.m. The Shrine Circus parade at 3 30 p.m. Wide World of Sports previews include Quarry bouts and a Foster rematch. Isadora second half at 8 p.m. and ABC News special on black businessmen at 9 90 p.m. Movies span Blondie Blessed Event Navy vs Night Monsters In Fast Company The Ghost and the Guest Underwater City Daring Game Isadora Give Me a Sailor Doctor at Sea and more with various times across channels.
The listing highlights Radio and TV programs across sports and entertainment. Highlights include baseball Cardinals vs Phillies, US Women’s Open Golf, boxing and decathlon on AAU Champions, and tennis with Holton, Emerson, Riessen, plus Disney cartoon clips and religious programs from Oral Roberts and Humbard.
A dense schedule lists cinema picks and sports shows across channels. Highlights include Masterpiece Theatre at 8 PM and a Margaret classic film run from 10:30 through early morning, plus roller derby at 1:30 PM and wrestling segments midafternoon.
Edward Albert, 11 at the time, recalls his mother’s help and family influence. He acted opposite Goldie Hawn and Eileen Heckart, crediting environment and heredity. He grew up mainly in Los Angeles, attended public school, and balanced family life with early acting opportunities through producer Mike Frankovich.
Readers inquire about enlarged spleens, thalassemia minor, and sports safety. The doctor explains the spleen’s role, risks of rupture, and that thalassemia is hereditary. advice also covers hair removal expectations and notes on flat feet and thyroid influence.
The week across Mexico and nearby towns notes the Western Fire Brick Co. being acquired by A. P. Green Fire Brick Co. of Mexico. Dr. James A. McKitterick is named to a four year Housing Authority term by Mayor Wallace Melahn. Dr. William H. Robey and family relocate to Laddonia while joining his practice. A. J. Talbert buys Gentle News Agency, ex-Fulton manager. Kiwanis notes drought not impacting Audrain County crops yet. A. Behymer retires after 63 years with the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. Also in 1922, A. P. Green named director of the Louisiana and Missouri River Railroad. Marjorie Barnes returns from Webster Groves and summer study plans are announced. Shields Moore buys into the Sallee Book Co to form Sallee Moore Book Co.
Monday greetings celebrate Roy Creasey Everett Yager Glenna Joy Kinder Vandalia Alberta Brauner Kenny Doerge Tony Sullivan Kathy Womack Howard Good Daryl Hendrix Herbert Martin plus Tuesday greetings for Harold Gayle Stephens Mrs Frank Boswell Mrs Edgar Sims Clarence Gould George R Sullivan Glenn Werner Cynthia Dubbert wishing them happy birthdays on the week’s start and midweek.
Hollywood writer Arthur Knight lauds Ed Albert in the film Butterflies Are Free as an affable blind youth who leaves his mother and forms his own life in San Francisco. The 21 year old son of Eddie Albert and Margo gains rapid star potential after an acclaimed, debut performance in a major movie role.
Mexico Ledger lists daily publication details except Sundays and holidays at 300 N Washington Mexico Mo 65265. It outlines subscription rates by carrier mail rail and out of state, including military rates, and states office hours from 8:00 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Monday through Friday and 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Saturday.
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