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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1971

Page

6

POW Issue Adds To Call For Deadline

Washington AP reports public demand grows for a withdrawal deadline tied to POW releases. Families of missing servicemen urge Nixon to press Hanoi for a date in exchange for prisoner freedom, while Nixon cautions no guaranteed exchanges without action and warns of Vietnamization implications.

Washington Nixon Vietnam Hanoi U.S National League of Families of American Southeast Asia White House Vinson

Grainger Graduates Cum Laude at Park College

Miss Laura Michele Grainger of Baton Rouge Louisiana graduates from Park College in Kansas City with a Sociology B A degree among 132 recipients. She completes Cum Laude honors and is named to Delta Tau Kappa at the May 5 Honors Day Convocation.

Laura Michele Grainger Joseph S. Grainger Baton Rouge Park College Kansas City Miss Grainger Harry Grainger S. Clark Sr Delta Tau Kappa

USDA battle over how to report corn blight races

AP Farm Writer DON KENDALL reports a dispute inside the Agriculture Department over the wording of weekly corn blight reports. The May 5 first report noted Race T outbreaks in Illinois and Kentucky, with officials debating how to present the news to avoid market alarm.

Don Kendall Washington Agriculture Department Illinois Kentucky USDA Race Twlight Race T St. Clair Todd County USAD

Italy Votes to End Monarchy in 1946 Referendum

In 1946 Italy held a referendum to abolish the monarchy. King Humbert II prepared to go into exile as the nation shifted toward a republic and political reorganization.

Italy Humbert II

Wiretaps On 390 000 Conversations Record High Intercepts

Federal and state authorities tapped 390 681 private conversations affecting 29 558 people last year, yielding 1 912 arrests. Intercepts rose to 597 applications, with Michigan leading federal taps at 22 526 conversations and New York state authorities at 204 057 overheard talks. Several states reported no arrests despite listening to many conversations.

Washington Administrative Office U.S Michigan New Jersey Pennsylvania New York California South Carolina Department of Justice

Jazz Veterans Headline St Louis Ragtime Festival

Nationally known jazz artists will perform in St Louis June 10 12 for the National Ragtime Festival bringing together classic ragtime and modern jazz talents for a three day event.

ST. Louis

Jonesburg Man Nominated for Army Brigadier General

Warren County makes history with Col Garland A. Ludy nominated by President Nixon for brigadier general. A Jonesburg High School graduate and Ft Eustis veteran, Ludy, 28 years in service, previously led the 8th Transportation Group in Vietnam and helped pioneer armored convoy vehicles. He has held key commands worldwide.

Jonesburg Warren County Garland A. Ludy Charles Ludy Nixon Jonesburg High School Betty Wyatt Warrenton Ft. Eustis Ludy Vietnam 8Th Transportation Group

Transportation officer’s 1957 course to lead agency post named

The note recalls a Transportation Officers Advance Course graduate in 1957 who became an instructor at Ft. Eustis and, in July 1965, was named chief of the Organization Division of the Combat Developments Command Transportation Agency. The nomination must be submitted for Congress approval.

Transportation Officers Ft. Eustis Combat Developments Command Transportation Agency Congress

Cannot Withdraw Country Club Liquor License

Jefferson City liquor chief William Wright informed State Rep Henry Ross a club liquor license cannot be withdrawn due to the Jefferson City Country Club's unblemished department record despite an all white bylaws clause. Wright noted the license dates back to 1939 and the club remains legally qualified.

Jefferson City William Wright Henry Ross D-ansas City Jefferson City Country Club Ross Wright Rep J. D Jet) Banks D-St. Louis State Commission On Human Rights Richard J. Chamier Moberly

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