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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1971

Page

4

Deadline Would Free Prisoners If Dec. 31 Withdraws

Clark Clifford argues a Dec 31 withdrawal deadline from Indochina could bring home American POWs within a month. He cites private conversations with Americans and non-Americans and says North Vietnamese and Viet Cong might refrain from attacks during withdrawal. Rep Leggett says VC negotiators in Paris hinted at prisoner release if a date is set, but Hanoi did not indicate a change in position. White House and State Department officials dismissed shifts in stance. Clifford’s 30 day rule ties release to commitment, urging prompt confirmation and possible Christmas deadline.

Washington Clark Clifford United States Indochina U.S Clifford Robert L. Leggett Paris Leggett D-Calif Nixon State Department Hanoi White House Ronald L. Ziegler Ziegler House Senate Mark O. Hatfield R-Dre George 8 McGovern D.D Thomas P. O'Neill Massachusetts Lucien Nedzi D-Mich Charles Whalen Ohio Defense NLF

Lewis Means First State Trooper Dies in Missouri

FAYETTE Mo AP retired Brig Gen Lewis H Means 80 former adjutant general of Missouri and first man named to the state highway patrol died Tuesday He joined the patrol in 1931 as its first executive officer rising to brigadier general He served in World War I and II directed security for the War and State departments at the UN creation He later chaired the Missouri Parole Board and was named a Missouri squire He is survived by his widow Funeral arrangements are pending.

Fayette Lewis H. Means Missouri State Highway Patrol Means Lloyd Stark 128Th Infantry Division 70Th Central College Ft. Riley Kaw France Organization of the United Nations San Francisco Missouri Parole Board Phil M. Donnelly

Alvin Johnson Dies Founder of New School

Alvin Johnson 96 founder of the New School for Social Research died Monday night in New York. He helped organize the New School in 1919 to serve adults seeking further schooling and continued guiding its early development and mission.

New York Alvin Johnson The New School For Social Research New School

Auto Club Warns Missouri Opposes Longer Trucks and Wider Buses

The Auto Club of Missouri sent letters to all Missouri House members urging opposition to proposed rules extending truck lengths to 7 feet and bus widths to 8.5 feet. The club argued longer trucks would worsen passing dangers and increase demands for similar rights by other vehicles, outweighing any passenger benefits. In Moscow, cosmonauts aboard the Salute space laboratory demonstrated weightlessness for Soviet TV, with Lt. Col. Georgy Dobrovalsky performing acrobatic routines and praising the new space suit design and ship handling.

ST. Louis Auto Club of Missouri Missouri House Auto Club Moscow Orbiting Space Laboratory Georgy Dobrovalsky Vladislav Volkov The Space Laboratory Dobrovolsky Space

Bell System faces threatened nationwide walkout in wage dispute

Washington AP report says top AFL-CIO Communications Workers negotiator predicts a strike by about half a million Bell System workers if talks stall. Union seeks immediate 25 percent pay rise from weekly wages of 101 to 193 dollars. Bell offers 11 percent first year plus 3 percent next two years and cost-of-living. Vote results due at Kansas City convention.

Washington Bell System Joseph A. Beirne Afl-Cio Communications Workers Bell Beirne Kansas City

Inventor Kirby Dies at 86 in Florida

James B. Kirby, age 86, who invented the Kirby Vacuum cleaner in 1906, died Tuesday after a brief illness. His list of inventions included the Laundry-Ette washing machine, a home laundry device introduced in 1916, reflecting his impact on household appliances.

Fort Lauderdale Fla James B. Kirby Kirby

Dick Haymes Skips Bankruptcy Court Over Travel Costs

London AP report says singer Dick Haymes, once wealthy, now declares himself too broke to attend a Kingston Surrey credit petition hearing on a 1966 loan. He cites a Madrid engagement and a $178.78 return flight as unaffordable. Judge warned of possible arrest as another hearing set for July 13. liabilities total $37,504 with $480 assets.

London Dick Haymes Haymes Kingston Surrey Madrid Spain

Notable Cities Comment on Equipment Condition

In New York Chicago Detroit and Miami officials describe equipment as in pretty bad shape. The remark highlights deteriorating infrastructure concerns across major urban centers and underscores calls for repair funding and maintenance action.

New York Chicago Detroit Miami

Blames Parents College Emphasis On Vocational Education

Kansas City AP reports Michael Russo of the U S Office of Education says national attitudes shape the jobless college graduate. He cites parents preferring university paths over trades, arguing such choices create unmarketable degrees and call for broader American responsibility. He spoke at a four state vocational education conference.

Kansas City Michael Russo U.S. Office of Education Johnny Russo University X Iowa Kansas Nebraska Missouri Office of Education

Mother and daughter die in Franklin County crash

A mother Vivian Lowe 17 and her infant daughter Samantha six weeks died in a headon crash on U S 50 near Union Missouri Franklin County Tuesday night. The wreck involved the car driven by Rob ert Lowe, husband of Vivian, and another vehicle according to Missouri Highway Patrol troopers.

UNION Beaufort Headon Franklin County St. Louis Missouri Highway Patrol Vivian Lowe Samantha U.S. 50

Elvis Presley Boulevard proposal in Memphis street renaming

An ordinance will be introduced next Tuesday in Memphis to rename a 12 mile section of U S 51 South from South Parkway to the Mississippi line Elvis Presley Boulevard. Presley's Graceland mansion sits on the thoroughfare.

Memphis, Tenn Memphis Elvis Presley Bellevue U.S. 51 South Parkway Mississippi Presley Graceland

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