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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1971

Page

7

Hijackers Jailed After Record Run

A U S Navy deserter Robert Lee Jackson and Lydia Sanchez, Guatemalan living in Mexico, are jailed in La Plata after a Braniff jet hijack from Acapulco to San Antonio. The judge referred the case to a higher federal court, with extradition questions unsettled among Argentina United States and Mexico.

Buenos Aires Argentina U.S. Navy Braniff Robert Lee Jackson Maryville Tenn Lydia Lucretia Sanchez Mexico la Plata Luis Gerrello Gerrello Jackson Miss Sanchez Acapulco San Antonio Tex Monterrey Lima Peru Rio de Janeiro Brazil California Rome Rafael Minichiello Algeria FBI U.S

Miss Columbia Winner Jody Boggs Crowned Miss Columbia

Jody Kathleen Boggs 21 daughter of Kenneth and Mrs Boggs of Columbia was named Miss Columbia in a Columbia Breakfast Optimists sponsored contest. She will seek 4000 in Miss Missouri pageant scholarships July 22 to 24 in Mexico. Judges included Gary Spencer Brenda Stowe and Jim Stowe.

Columbia Jody Kathleen Boggs Kenneth B. Boggs Columbia Breakfast Optimists Mexico Gary Spencer Brenda Stowe Jim Stowe Miss Boggs University of Missouri

Withdrawal of U S troops may slow in late 1969

U S troops have left Vietnam faster than projected but Pentagon sources expect a slower pace in July August and September. The analysis says major North Vietnamese offensives could test the region south of the DMZ while U S withdrawals target about 175 000 by December 1 about 9 000 below Nixon’s goal.

Washington U.S Vietnam Nixon Pentagon Demilitarized Zone U.S. Army Quang Tri

Honeymoon Ends For Tricia Ed Cox Arrive in New York

President Nixon's son in law Edward Finch Cox and Tricia Nixon Cox arrive in New York to work in U S Attorneys office this summer. Two Secret Service agents accompany them from Washington to the archbishop's New York home. Cox will resume Harvard Law School studies in the fall.

New York Nixon Edward Finch Cox Tricia Cox U.S. Atty Whitney North Seymour Jr Secret Service Washington Howard Harvard Law School

Judges Urged to Keep Cool in Courtroom Conduct

ABA guidelines propose that trial judges remain calm and impartial when facing unruly defendants and lawyers. Led by Judge Frank J. Murray, the plan urges gentle corrections and, if needed, temporary removal of disruptive parties to preserve orderly trials.

NW York American Bar Association House of Delegates U.S. Dist Frank J. Murray Boston House

Earl Carroll Clinic to Start in Los Angeles Project

The Earl Carroll estate, valued at $1.3 million after decades of debt settlement, funds a new Earl Carroll Research and Diagnostic Institute for Women. Trustees said $350,000 is earmarked to build the clinic in the San Fernando Valley, with plans approved in Superior Court. Carroll, a showman and producer of Vanities, died in 1948 in a plane crash.

Los Angeles Earl Carroll

Gorilla Boy Hangs From Theater Marquee in Oregon

Tom Moyer, 14, in gorilla suit climbed to the Paramount Theater marquee in Portland to advertise Escape From the Planet of The Apes. He slipped and dangled from a light standard until firefighters rescued him after an anonymous call brought five engines and rescue units.

Portland Ore Tom Moyer Paramount Theater Fire Bureau Dale Palmer Young Moyer

Symphony Ticket Prices Rise in St Louis

ST LOUIS AP reports the Symphony Orchestra faces higher costs from a new musician contract and ending Ford Foundation grants. Despite deficits, subscription sales at Powell Hall rose 112 percent from last season and over 30 performances sold out. By summer the ensemble will have 172 concerts including the Mississippi River Festival at SIU Edwardsville.

ST. Louis St. Louis Symphony Orchestra Symphony Society Ben Wells Ford Foundation Powell Hall Wells Southern Illinois University-Edwardsville

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