Population Explosion Warns of Global Crises
A century of rapid growth pushes earth toward four, six billion by mid-century. The piece warns that the current population boom fuels traffic jams, overcrowding, rising crime, and international tensions as many nations remain malnourished and discontent. It stresses understanding the problem to spur solutions.
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Be Reminded of God’s Promises in Life’s Storms
A meditation on Genesis promises as storms rage. The message calls readers to seek faith and comfort in divine assurances through trials and uncertainty.
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Genesis
Court splits on aid to private and church allied schools
The Supreme Court, in a 7 to 1 ruling, voided state funds for public school teachers in private and parochial schools while a 5 to 4 decision allowed federal funds for non religious construction at church related colleges. Chief Justice Burger warns against government involvement with religion and stresses distinctions between parochial schools and church affiliated colleges in funding.
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Pot Smoker's Masterpiece Sparks Ann Landers Debate
Readers react to an Ann Landers column about marijuana and parenting. A 20 year old writer criticizes pot use as self deception while sharing personal experiences. others mock the tone of a mother-in-law guide and call for counseling on a son suspected of being homosexual. The letters echo midcentury suburban concerns and advice culture.
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Fibroid concerns and menopause hysterectomy explained
The doctor explains fibroid causes vary, often harmless, and that many shrink after menopause. If symptoms persist, removal via hysterectomy may be chosen, and fibroids do not typically spread cancerous risk unless a fibroid itself turns malignant. Pap smear may be advised, and patient-specific risk discussed.
Audrain County tax rate unchanged this year
In Mexico yesterday July 21 1961 the Audrain County tax rate remains $1.11 per $100 assessed valuation with 35 cents for general revenue 35 cents for road funds 12 cents for hospital maintenance 10 cents for library 6 cents for courthouse sinking and interest and 7 cents for the state. President Kennedy planned to ask Congress to freeze six National Guard divisions due to the Berlin crisis including Mexico's unit. Also reports of a new production unit in Mexico with 100 jobs if a labor survey finds 75 experienced sewing machine operators.
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Birthday Greetings on Friday For Several Names
Friday wishes go to Larney Barnes A F Playter Richard Coose Carol McCreery Annette OConnor Iwis Jean Hawkins Deborah Jenkins Edwina Lacey Randy Joe Stegeman Louise French Tim Mayer Darla Rae Jones and Beulah OBrien with warm regards and best wishes.
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Weathering Self Rule Inspires Private Forecast Motto
A public quote emphasizes personal responsibility for one’s own weather, urging individuals to craft and keep private forecasts rather than relying on others. The message frames autonomy and self reliance as enduring civic virtue.
Hannibal 7 Khaa-ty Jeff City Komitty
Hannibal defeats Jeff City 7 to 1 as the Komitty from Columbia Mexico reports results. Weather and news updates from St. Louis and nearby Quincy teletypes are included with the latest local happenings.
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Television Listings And Program Highlights Tonight
Irving Stone discusses Freud with Mike Douglas at 3 30 p m. The Men at Law tackle a psychotic husband at 6 30 p m. The Virginian exposes racketeer Peter Lawford on the Men from Shiloh at 6 30 p m. reruns. David Frost lists Omar Sharif and Benny Goodman at 7 30 p m. Funnyman Charlie Dinah’s Place Movie Password One Life Gomer Dick Ford Somerset Mike Douglas Memory Game Love Am Style Gilligan Mike Douglas Showtime Memory Game Tri State Children Int To Women Daniel Boone Sewing Lassie Flintstones Flipper Hospital Gourmet Dallas is featured on Music Hall at 8 00 p m. Marshal McCloud smuggling a ransom on Four in One at 9 00 p m. Movies include The Teckman Mystery Pirate of the Half Moon Gambit Good Morning Miss Dove The Night Walker Adventures Hajil Baba Alaska Seas Dragonwyck Peyton Place Movies Love on Rooftop Movies Medical Center Dick Cavett Des O Connor Merv Griffin Tonight Immortal Movie Hawaii News Dick Cavett Senators NFL Action 24 Hours News Weather Four In One Perry Mason
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TV Listings and Highlights for Around the Ledgerland
Joyce Brothers Skitch Henderson Mike Douglas 3:30 p.m. 4. Tom Jones with Charley Pride 6:30 p.m. 2, 3. Claire Bloom Maximilian Schell Washington Square NBC Action Playhouse 6:30 p.m. 5, 8, 10. David Frost Pearl Buck Porter Wagoner Dolly Parton 7:30 p.m. 11. Vic Damone Donna Jean Young Carol Lawrence Gail Martin 9:00 p.m. 5, 8, 10. Puerto Ricans spotlight 9:30 p.m. 2. Movies listed with times and titles including Captain Fury and Sons and Lovers.
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Harvey Korman on acting and Burnett show joys
Hollywood AP interview with Harvey Korman reveals his view that acting is the hardest craft and rarely fun. He discusses the Burnett Show, its move to Wednesdays at 8 pm, and his side projects in Milwaukee and Ohio stock theaters. He notes his Emmy wins in 1969 and 1971.
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