About Making Revolution Editorial Review
Robert Nisbit of UC Berkeley argues in a magazine piece that the American middle class, though virtuous, rarely breeds revolutionaries. He cites family life as child dominated and affluence driven, producing delinquents more often than leaders. He notes most campus revolts drew bystanders, with few having the qualities for leadership.
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Robert Nisbit
University of California, Berkeley
America
Berkeley
Columbia
End of the Day Question on Life and Christ’s Promise
The text cites Job 14 14 and states that belief in Christ grants eternal life. It notes humanity’s long cry for life after death and highlights Jesus saying believers shall never die as the central promise of eternal life.
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Christ
Mexico News Roundup Shows Local Happenings and National Ties
A weather record of 47 degrees was logged in Mexico. Navy promotion of Harper EB Van Ness to Captain ties to Project Mercury with NASA. 4-H events proceed under Miss Montgomery County Fair, remodeling at Love Street Church. 1931 Mexico High School alumni reunite at recreation area. Local injuries include a boy’s arm fracture at McMillan School. Airman Armin Kable on furlough from Chanute AF Base visits family before returning to Albuquerque. Also noted are Hardin College fund drive closure and cornerstone laying for Richardson Hall, plus local agricultural notes and a beans display at the Ledger office. The day includes a 105 degree peak heat record and a broad batch of community updates.
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Harper EB. van Ness
Navy
Washington
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Montgomery
Louellen Kincaid
Montgomery County
Love Street
Mexico High School
Mexico Recreation Area
Bernard O'Toole
Cleveland St
McMillan School
Armin Kable
Rantoul
Chanute Air Force Base
Hardin College
Hardin Club
Richardson Hall
Hardin
Ida Winter
Longford
Senator Club
Mexico
Hoxsey Hotel
Laddonia
St. Louis
S.M
Mexico Ledger: Candidate Name Stays On Ballot
ST. LOUIS AP Circuit Judge Michael Godfrey ruled that Steve Vossmeyer’s name may appear on the August 8 Democratic primary ballot for state representative in the 8th District. A suit to remove him was denied, with a woman contending he hadn’t lived in Missouri a full year.
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ST. Louis
Michael Godfrey
Steve Vossmeyer
Godfrey
Vossmeyer
Mexico Ledger Page Four July 27, 1972
Page four of the Mexico MO Ledger dated Thursday July 27 1972. Local notices, ads, brief items, and community updates fill the page with public notices and small classifieds typical of a midweek edition. The readable clippings highlight civic items and neighborhood notices without sensational detail.
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Mexico
Birthday celebrations honor Saturday honorees
Walter Solte Gloria Smith Charles Thomp son Sammy Joe Smith Wilbern E Lewis Edward Erdel Albert Biggers Jr Henry Albus Everett Crim Mrs Ronald Belcher Boyd Bounds are listed for weekend festivities with affectionate wishes. The note highlights a group birthday gathering and names numerous individuals.
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Walter Solte
Gloria Smith
Charles Thompson
Sammy Joe Smith
Wilbern E. Lewis
Edward Erdel
Albert Biggers Jr
Henry Albus
Everett Crim
Ronald Belcher
Boyd Bounds
Ann Landers Letters on Bus Drivers and Thumb Sucking
Readers write in from bus drivers seeking respect for riders who search for change. A fourteen year old describes persistent thumb sucking seeking guidance and counseling as a remedy. The column suggests counseling and notes available material in a booklet.
Tetanus danger and prevention explained by Dr Thosteson
A reader questions onset timing and symptoms of tetanus. The doctor explains how infection from dirty wounds leads to lockjaw and body stiffness, the role of spores, vaccination timing, boosters, and the use of tetanus immune globulin after injury. He notes reduced rural cases due to vaccination and urges protection for those working with fertilized soils.
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C.W.S
Thosteson
Mexico
TV Channel Listings Note Unreported Station Changes
Fr raneous listings appear when stations have not reported changes. The item notes potential schedule shifts and urges viewers to verify local guides and station websites for accurate timing and channel numbers.
Television Listings and Highlights for Tonight
TV schedule overview lists Jean Shepherd's America at 7 on Channel 9 to Alaska. Adventure Theater on channels 5 8 10 presents Terror Island with Ginger Rogers and Carol Lawrence. The Comedians with Burton Taylor Guinness Ustinov airs on channels 4 7 13. Patty Duke stars in Birdbath directed by Lamont Johnson at 8 on an unspecified channel. Bobby Darin hosts a variety hour at 9 on channels 6 8 10 with Burns Reynolds Gentry and appears as Johnny Carson Tonight sub. Dick Cavett features John Voight discussing Deliverance. Movie lineups include Robbery Under Arms 1:00 on 11, See To 12 Weather drama 7:00 on 11, A Slight Case Of Murder 10:30 on 11, Desperate Search 11:00 on 4 7 18, and late titles on 2 4 11. Friday morning Youll Never Get Rich on channel 2.
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Jean Shepherd
America
Channel 9
Alaska
Adventure
Ginger Rogers
Carol Lawrence
CBS Movie
Richard Burton
Elizabeth Taylor
Alec Guinness
Peter Ustinov
Haiti
Patty Duke
My Sweet
Charlie
Lamont Johnson
Bobby Darin
George Burns
Burt Reynolds
Bobbie Gentry
Darin
Johnny Carson
Dick Cavett
John Voight
Peter Finch
Michael Redgrave
Randolph Scott
Burton, Taylor, and Guinness
Adam West
Edward G. Robinson
Howard Keel
Annette DeVilliers
Robert Ryan
Fred Astaire
Mike Douglas
Elec. Co
Mr. Rogers
Buck Owens
Owen
B. G. Robinson
Merv Griffin
ABC News
Somerset
Showtime
CBS News
Phil Donahue
NBC News
Gardenia
Smith
Big Valley
St. Louis
Jet Jones
Dean Martin
Johnny Bench
Tri States
Daniel Boone
Electric Co
Jean Shepherd’s
Compass
Jeff's Collie
the Saint
Dick van Dyke
Lucy
Sesame St
Nashville
Chronolog
NBC
Southeast Asia
CBS
Bobby Jo
Forrest Tucker
Hank
Edgar Bergen
Jodie Foster
Miss Stewart
College Allstar
Weaver
LaLanne
Salt Lake City
Paulette Goddard
Barry Sullivan
Troy Donahue
Harum Scarum
Elvis Presley
Devout Young Weatherscan
Tri-State
the Strong
Bess Myerson
Petticoat Jet
Commonwealth
Dinah’s Place
Genuises
Hal Barton
Flintstones
Sanford & Son
Dragnet
Dr. Locke
Circus
Anthony Newley
Designing Women
Daktari
Bridge
Felony Squad
Porter Wagoner
Doctors
Jim & Jesse
Hospital
Abbott & Costello
Carol
Cher
TV designer Bob Mackie on Carol Burnett and Cher style
In Cynthia Lowry’s column a TV wardrobe artist discusses designing outfits for Carol Burnett and Cher Bono. He explains how two stars with different personalities require distinct, era-appropriate looks, highlighting Cher’s glamorous, 30s–40s influence and Carol’s comfortable, character-driven costumes.
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Bob Mackie
Carol
Cher
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