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Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1971

Page

2

Deadlock on draft stalls two year renewal talks

Washington AP reports House Senate conferees clash over a war pullout amendment. Mansfield urges nine month Indochina cease fire then troop pullout if prisoners are released. House backs a $2.4 billion pay plan, delaying start to October 1.

Jim Adams Associated Press Washington House Senate Mike Mansfield U.S Indochina Mansfield Nixon Hanoi House-Senate

Eddie's Father Gets Married Hollywood AP

Hollywood AP reports Bill Bixby the star of The Courtship of Eddie's Father has married Brenda Benet in a July 4 Malibu ceremony. The veteran actor once described as a determined bachelor is now wed to the actress, ending courtship speculation.

Hollywood Eddie Bill Bixby Bixby Brenda Benet Malibu

Agnew Visit Dimmed By Controversy

In Kuwait Vice President Spiro Agnew faced a controversy after U.S. Ambassador John Walsh accused of pro Israel bias tainted his mission. Walsh allegedly warned of quitting amid claims the visit aimed to aid Nixon reelection and Israel’s interests. Agnew and Kuwait’s Amir Sabah As-Salem As-Sabah met for talks over tea.

Kuwait Spiro T. Agnew Middle East U.S John Walsh Daily News Walsh Agnew U.S. State Department Victor Gold The William P. Rogers Nixon Israel New York United States Amir Sabah As-Salem As-Sabah

Peace talks eye Viet Cong package for opening

The United States and South Vietnam will review the Viet Cong peace package at weekly talks Thursday to gauge if it offers a path toward ending the Vietnam war. Allied sources say the package may open a political route while the war stalls. The report covers other AP briefs on Laotian offensives, prisoner exchanges, and Nixon comments.

Associated Press PARIS United States South Vietnam

McDonnell Douglas Wins Navy Contract for F4E Aircraft

Forty senators urged the Nixon administration to release millions of dollars for a nationwide child feeding program. Louis has received an $88,058,000 contract from the Naval Air Systems Command for the F4E aircraft. The announcement was made Tuesday by Sen. Stuart Symington.

Washington (Ap McDonnell-Douglas Corp Louis Nixon Administration Naval Air Systems Command Stuart Symington D-Mo

Cuba Frees 17 Americans In Exchange

Seventeen U S citizens held by Fidel Castro are to be released following a U S move freeing four Cubans jailed for illegally fishing in U S waters The Americans were on two yachts and a tugboat and were to depart Cuba after a swap reportedly arranged by Washington The prisoners freed include Fritz Sprandel and eight Florida crewmembers plus five Berkeley Calif residents aboard the Saturna and Batler vessels

Miami Hidel Castro U.S Ulin Federal U.S. Coast Guard Tortugas Gulf of Mexico U.S. State Department Cuba Fritz Sprandel Allentown Sprandel Key West Fla Mexico Yucatan Peninsula Berkeley Calif Saturna Florida Battler Port Everplades Towing Co Fort Lauderdale Havana Coast Guard Eglin State Department

Park Curfew Clash At Memorial Park In Omaha

Police and about 500 youths clashed at Memorial Park as a 7 p.m. curfew was enforced. Two officers and five youths were injured. fires started and a smoke bomb was thrown. The crowd barricaded Dodge Street and yelled insults as officers urged dispersal.

Omaha Neb Memorial Park Dodge Street Richard R. Andersen Andersen

Hoffa Shadow Lifts as Fitzsimmons Heads Teamsters

In Miami Beach the Teamsters unveil a new era under Frank Fitzsimmons as Nixon endorses the union and AFL-CIO leaders praise its direction. Hoffa’s imprisonment looms over the era, with officials noting the power shift and Fitzsimmons’s anticipated five year presidency.

Miami Beach Fla Teamsters Union Frank 3. Fitzsimmons James R. Hoffa Nixon Afl-Cio Hoffa Teamsters Fitzsimmons James D. Hodgson Congress White House

Hoffa seeks parole rehearing amid union split

James R Hoffa and his successor as Teamsters president press severed ties with the world’s largest union as the U S Board of Parole weighs a new bid for freedom The seven member panel meets to decide if new and substantial information warrants a rehearing If two members vote yes a review set for next June will be arranged Hoffa resigned from Teamsters posts and Hoffa’s son filed for a rehearing The case unfolds as Hoffa remains jailed in Lewisburg PA since 1967 for jury tampering and mail fraud outcomes

Teamsters Harold Gibbons St. Louis Nixon Fitzsimmons Hoffa Thomas E. Flynn Flynn Washington James R. Hoffa U.S. Board of Parole Freedom Parole Board George J. Reed Reed Frank E. Fitzsimmons Detroit James P. Hoffa Supreme Court On Hoffa Lewisburg

Kermit Head Survives Freezer Room Ordeal at Mexico Fruit

Kermit Head faced a chilling scare Monday in a 10 below zero freezeroom at Mexico Fruit Co. A young worker exited, cut the light, and sealed the door leaving Head in pitch dark for about five minutes before his shouts for help could be heard. The incident highlighted the danger of extreme cold as a person could freeze in an hour or less. LOOK ALIKES: Arch Hays and Walter Cronkite sport new Laddonia Centennial mustaches.

Kermit Head Mexico Fruit Co Mr. Head Kermit A. B Arch) Hays Walter Cronkite

GMO Trains Get More Chicago Cars

A federal official said AMTRAK will add 10 coaches and two dining cars to Gulf Mobile and Ohio trains between St Louis and Chicago. Daily St Louis to Chicago departures at 8:00 am and 4:40 pm will reach 1:15 pm and 10:05 pm respectively. Extensions aim to improve routes to Denver and provide better connections to Los Angeles via Kansas City.

ST. Louis Chicago Gulf, Mobile & Ohio Railroad Edward Hawkins National Railroad Passenger Corp Amtrack Hawkins St. Louisans Denver New York Kansas City Los Angeles Kansas Missouri Pacific-Penn Central

Jersey City Mayor vows return after conviction

Mayor Thomas J. Whelan announces he will return to office after consulting lawyers on a New Jersey law that requires resignation of any office holder convicted of a crime. He was part of a group of seven Hudson County and Jersey City officials convicted of conspiracy and extortion.

Jersey City Thomas J. Whelan New Jersey Whelan Hudson County

Moberly City Manager Resigns With Banking Plans

Capp Shanks, city manager of Moberly for two years, resigned at Tuesday night’s City Council meeting. He will enter banking in Little Rock Arkansas and requested his resignation take effect September 1. Shanks previously served as city manager of Marceline Missouri.

Moberly, Mo Capp Shanks Moberly Little Rock Ark Shanks Marceline, Mo

Ford Ready To Go Back To Work

Humboldt Tenn July 3 Jesse Hill Ford the novelist acquitted of killing a young black man says he is ready to go back to work Ford 42 was found not guilty by a jury that deliberated nine hours and included one Negro

Humboldt, Tenn Jesse Hill Ford Ark Ford

New Rates Set for Mexico Youth Center Membership

Mexico Youth Center will raise membership card price to 5 dollars from September 1971 through September 1972. Cardholders gain admission to regular activities except dances. non-cardholders face a 0 cent fee for fall. Juniors and seniors with cards get 50 cents off special functions. Center improvements include a donated exhaust fan and a repaired record player. Summer hours: Tue and Thu evenings for junior high 6:30-9, seniors 9-11:30. private parties available by contacting Mr. Kent.

Mexico Kent Erde] ‘Hardware Co

Kennedy daughter arrives with group for Austrian camp

Caroline Kennedy arrives in Mayrhofen Austria with 79 American children for a four week vacation program coordinated by American organizations. The group plans post arrival activities and cultural exchanges during the stay.

Caroline Mayrhofen Austria Caroline Kennedy John F. Kennedy

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