Strange Kind of Communism in Yugoslavia
An editorial tour contrasts Yugoslavia with the USSR noting apparent religious freedom and press openness. Travel is freer, and police security felt minimal though occasional telephones may be bugged. Observations include limited censorship and a fleeting glimpse at Tito’s Belgrade residence and Nixon’s stay. Further, ownership of stores and workers’ rights are teased for tomorrow.
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Yugoslavia
Ussr
Belgrade
Associated Press
Have
Tito
White House
Nixon
Moscow
Enduring Divine Guidance in Today’s Complex Society
A brief reflection frames the Psalm 48:9 verse as a timeless anchor for recognizing Christlike teachings amid modern complexities. It emphasizes steady moral sight through loving kindness within a temple context.
Coat of arms dispute and advice from Ann Landers
A reader asks if a friend with a similar family crest commits a misrepresentation. Ann Landers notes U S crests are mass produced by mail order houses and advises to skip action. Other letters share personal crises and a Nashville reader seeks medical advice, with Ann dismissing self diagnosis and urging dermatology.
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Ann Landers
New York
United Kingdom
Nashville
Nash
Dr Thosteson Answers About Oldtime Tones In Ear
A reader asks how to relieve persistent ear noises that resemble old tunes. Experts say these are auditory hallucinations from inner ear changes such as otosclerosis or wax buildup. Seek an ear specialist for proper diagnosis and treatment, as self cures are unlikely.
Mexico Ledger Notes and Local Updates Across Years
Don Branson joins The Ledger as classified advertising manager. A clay calcining plant begins near Sweet Home Arkansas. Local Scouts journey to New Mexico for 12 days. Mexico Rotary installs new officers. Lt. W. H. Yancey named head football coach at Missouri Military Academy. Lay’s Cafe fire causes heavy loss. 21 cabins saved. Weather reports list 97 degree high. Clergy vacation and summer plans noted. Railroad worker injured. Missouri Negro Industrial Commission appointment.
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Don Branson
Route 1
Centralia
the Ledger
A. P. Green Fire Brick Co
Sweet Home
Ark
Buckner Neate
Patrick O’blennis
Robert O'Blennis
Michael Pohlmeyer
Warren Hagan
Mexico
Great Rivers Council
Pht
New Mexico
The
Tony Lumpkin
Tom Duncan
Sam Blackburn
E. O. Lawrence Jr
Rolla McIntire
W.H. Yancey
Lansing
Mich
Missouri Military Academy
Joe Bailey
Bailey
Europe
Department of the Army
Lay
Kingdom City
Fulton
Birthday greetings for Vandalia well wishers on Saturday
A Saturday greetings note lists Wallace Burdett Sharon Clampett Mrs Walter Hays Ellen Nadine Dry Ray Schieffer Ronald Lee Salmons Ralph Lierheimer Ethel Naysmith Mrs Robert Benskin Lois Jill Paden Elmer G Kleindienst John Everett Reed Mrs Joe Flynn Wellsville Maurice Torreyson and Brian Willingham for birthdays.
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Wallace Burdett
Sharon Clampett
Walter Hays
Ellen Nadine Dry
Ray Schieffer
Ronald Lee Salmons
Ralph Lierheimer
Ethel Naysmith
Vandalia
Robert Benskin
Lois Jill Paden
Elmer G. Kleindienst
John Everett Reed
Joe Flynn
Wellsville
Maurice Torreyson
Brian Willingham
TV Channels Listing Across Cities and Call Letters
A fragmented catalog lists television stations with call letters and cities: KTTV St Louis KBIVO Ottumwa KMOX TV St Louis KID TV St Louis KHYA TV Hannibal KOMUTY Columbia KETE TV St Louis WEEM TV Quincy KPL St Louis KREG TV Left City KEBY TV Columbia. Some entries show uncertain numbers or parenthetical notes indicating See TV.
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Ktvi
St Louis
Kivo
Ottumwa
Kmox-tv
St. Louis
Kid-tv
Khya-tv
Hannibal
Komuty
Columbia
Kete-tv
Weem-tv
Quincy
Kpl
Kreg-tv
Left City
Keby-tv
TV Listings and Highlights Tonight Channel Montage
Jack Palance and a jazz band appear on Mike Douglas at 3 30 pm Debby Drake on channel 4 at 6 30 pm NBC offers Corridor 400 starring Suzanne Pleshette and Theodore Elkel at 7 pm Jean Shepherd essays in Maine at 7 pm Anne Jackson and Eli Wallach star in The Typists and The Tiger Makes Out airs earlier Mike Douglas listings fill the schedule with news shows sports and films across channels 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 13 17 and 41 noting various times and programs from 1 pm to after midnight.
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Jack Palance
Mike Douglas
Debbie Drake
Channel 4
NBC
Suzanne Pleshette
Theodore Elkel
Jean Shepherd
Wilds of
Maine
America
Anne Jackson
Eli Wallach
Mike Dougla
Elec
Love
Mr. Rogers
Three Sons
Daktari
Merv Griffin
ABC News
Beaver
Friday Ledgerland Station Listings and Highlights
Johnny Carson Dennis Weaver guest on Merv at 3.00 p m with William Holden and Marlin Perkins at 3 30 p m on 4. Film Odyssey at 7 30 p m presents a starkly realistic drama of slum children in Mexico City with CBS airing three unsold pilots back to back starting 8 00 p m on 4 7 13. Robert Kline substitutes for Carson at 10 30 p m on 5 8 10. Movie at 1 00 p m on 11 The Monster and the Girl Rod Cameron 1941. Day contains extensive schedule blocks, news, sports, and late-night movie listings across channel numbers and times.
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Johnny Carson
Dennis Weaver
Merv
William Holden
Marlin Perkins
Mike
Odyssey
Mexico City
CBS
Robert Kline
Carson
Monster
Rod Cameron
Television star Gary Collins reflects on Sixth Sense and acting life
In a candid interview Gary Collins discusses the shift from supporting roles to starring in ABC’s The Sixth Sense, the fickle nature of TV work, and how a season schedule affects actors. He notes unemployment rates during hiatus and shares how touring and pageants complemented his career with wife Mary Ann Mobley.
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Cynthia Lowry
Gary Collins
Mary Ann Mobley
Hollywood
Iron Horse
Mexico Ledger Publication Details And Office Hours
The Mexico Ledger lists publication days, prices for various subscription and mail options, and armed forces rates. It also notes office hours and address at 300 N Washington St, Mexico MO 65265. The piece then shifts to a first person recollection about adjusting to a six day schedule and actor confidence in a TV series.
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Washington St
Mexico
Audrain
Keratolytic T-4-L Promoted for Athlete’s Foot Remedy
An old ad promotes T-4-L keratolytic treatment for athlete’s foot. It claims sloughing off and dissolving infection to expose germs to the product’s action, encourages quick drying and suggests purchasing at Lawrence Drug with a dollar back offer.
Lose Weight Or Money Back Odrinex Promise
Odrinex tablets promise weight loss without drugs starvation or special exercise. Thousands nationwide have used it for 14 years. Odrinex Plan costs 3.25 with a larger economy option at 5.25. Money refunded if ugly fat isn’t gone. Sold by A&B Prescription Shop 201 E Monroe with mail orders available.
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Fim
A&b Prescription Shop
Monroe
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