Endorsement of Missouri Toll Road Amendment No 2
The Ledger backs Rex Whitton’s view on Constitutional Amendment No. 2 to authorize the State Highway Commission to build and operate toll roads. He argues toll roads add needed highways, require engineering and feasibility studies, and would repay any state road funds used from revenue bonds. The paper urges a "For" vote.
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State Highway Commission
Missouri
America
Rex Whitton
Missouri Highway Department
Missouri State Highway Commission
Commission
United States
Dear Ann Landers Letter on Infaithful Husbands
A reader from Covina asks how to handle her son Bill’s wife who had an affair. The letter urges acceptance for the marriage to avoid breaking the family bond, arguing Bill must decide his own path. Also included are letters lauding Ann Landers and discussing infidelity’s social views.
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Ann Landers
Bill
Vietnam
Chateau Briand
Covina
Jhis
Ann
Cincinnati
Cincy
UCI
la Rochefoucault
Battle Creek
Mexico City Tonight TV Listings and Highlights
Overnight listings show Mike Douglas with flamenco dancers Jose Grees and Naral at 6 p.m. and Lorca, Connie Stevens, and Love American Style. Don Sergio Franchi appears at 3:30 p.m. on Utady with Karen Valentine. Anne Worley, Orson Bean, Bill Daily, and the Flashires perform at 9 p.m. on 2. Hugh O'Brien appears on 2 with Kid at 3:30 p.m. on 5. A Riverfront night show in Cincinnati features Zoe Caldwell and C. Stadium. Multiple late movies and newscasts fill the schedule with a mix of old and new titles across channels.
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Mike Douglas
Jose Grees
Naral the Brides
Lorca
Connie Stevens
Love
Sergio Franchi
Utady
Karen Valentine
Tom Kennedy
Anne Worley
Orson Bean
Bill Daily
The
Rock Flashiers
Dick Cadillac
Continentallavett
Hugh O'Brien
Kid
Jane Morgan
Reds
Vikki Cart
Riverfront
Zoe Caldwell
C. Stadium
Cincinnati
G. Sraith
Seattle
Saturday Listings and Highlights from Ledgerland Station
A dense schedule page lists television and movie airings across channels 2 through 13 including sports events such as Astros vs Pirates and a mix of dramas, comedies, and variety shows. Notable names include Trini Lopez, Rosie, Charlton Heston, Alan Ladd, Mae West, Greta Garbo, and Billy Fields among others.
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Steve Martin
Trini Lopez
Melanie
Hugh Heiner
Parrs
Lilli Palmer
Houstonsis
Astros
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Nbcin
Cosby
Bob Newhart
Red Mountain
Alan Ladd
Rosie
Rosil and Russel
Charlton Hess
Paradise
Louis Jourdan
Ton
Ligoni-Cial
Maeyer
Leant
Leslie Howard
Bill Fields
Robert Mitchum
Rep. Schord
Virgil
January
Shirley Temidrama
Paul Preisler
Keith Another Hearnes
Ray Stevens
The
Everly Brothers
Rosie Rosalind Rosie
Ides
Rosalind Russell
Jonathan Winters
Johnny Cash
Polly Bergen
Monty Hall
Cass Elliot
Lulu
Kenny Rogers
Sunday TV Listings and Highlights from Hollywood to Ligonier
A dense 1960s era grid outlines Sunday programming across channels with film features, dramas, comedies, and variety shows. It names actors such as Lurene Tuttle and Kirk Douglas, notes schedules for Camera Three and Look Up, and highlights sports events, weather notes, and public affairs segments amid a bustling lineup of network and local broadcasts.
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Ligonier
Norway
Mr. Moto
Peter Lai
Lurene Tuttle
Channel 4
Oscar
Kirk Douglas
Michael Redre
Ghiglia
Comedy Tonight
Frank Latimore
Boo de Aesar Romero
New York
George Jessel
Conspiracy of Hearts
Hollywood
Lilli Palmer
Kaye Ballard
Southern Baptist Hour
Captain Fabian
Errol Flynn
Reeks
Aline Saarinen
McNair
KBE
John Gary
Marty. Allen
Honor Blackman
Tional Gallery of Art
David
Econary
Ed Sullivan
Steve Allen
Roes
Telemark
Bonanza
Will Belmpact
Technological
Tiny Tim
Vicki
Jon
Mitch
Flip Wilson
Stiller
Meara
jGrady Tate
Steve
Wousl
Rasprall
Sonny James
Ike
Martin
Frances Bavier
Mark Slade
Times
Andy Griffith
Andy Ramos
Mayber
Ry B.F.D
Alice
Ghostley
David Dortort
Witch Oalis
Stewart ‘Nated
Granger
Lesley Warren
Shiloh Ranch
IMF
Will
Ies
Yvette Mimieux
Bracken
Mimleux
Beverly Hills
Leslie Nielsen
Ste
Sacred Heart
Rabbi Avey
Herald of Truth
Bullwinkle
America Sings
Rev. Humbard
Heckle
Tom & Jerry
Stopping choking spells and smoking tips discussed by doctor
A reader asks about recurrent choking fits and how to stop smoking as a potential cause. The letter suggests medical assessment for choking, noting some causes are harmless while others need treatment, and mentions sending a booklet on stopping smoking.
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Dr. Thosteson
Friend
A.F
Sue Hicks and the Sue song origins meet at Knoxville
A 1970 Kansas City page notes Judge Hicks, former Tennessee governor and lawyer, inspired the Johnny Cash song Sue. It recounts Hicks’s boyhood, legal career, and connection to Gatlinburg, with Cash sending albums after learning his name. Also touches on a Missouri reader letter page about allergies and kidney care advice.
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Charley Barley
Prince Charles Edward Stuart
Johnny Cash
Toland
Sue
Sue K. Hicks
Tennes Bee
Judge Hicks
Knoxville
New York Times
Gatlinburg, Tenny
End of the Day Reflections on Good News
A compact musing contrasts Proverbs 25 25 with the idea that bad news travels fast and dries the mouth. It asks what refreshes a soul more than good news from afar, framing calm optimism against rapid distress.
Ambiguous OCR Fragment Signals Local News Elements
The readable portions mention several place names and dates in a jumbled list. Collected hints reference St Louis Hannibal Columbia and Amanty with weather notes and teletype updates, suggesting a fragmented local news page with scattered identifiers.
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St. Loute
Hannibal
Kregstv
Dott City
Rivedy
Ottomwe
Komudy
Columbia
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