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Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1974

Page

10

Heroin Traffic Up Mexico Becomes Main Source

Washington report says after two years of decline heroin traffic to the United States is rising with Mexico replacing Europe as the primary source. Refined from western Mexican poppy fields, heroin moves into the U.S. amid a rising marijuana trade and intensified anti smuggling efforts along the 1400 mile border. agencies clash over enforcement and intelligence sharing while officials note shifting sources and evolving organization among smugglers.

Washington United States Mexico Europe U.S Customs Service Customs Drug Enforcement Administration Justice Department United John R. Bartels Jr West Coast Nixon Middle East Asia Bartels Bartel

Unknown hitchhiker killed on I 70 exit ramp

Seven people died in Missouri weekend crashes. Bridgeton police could not identify a hitchhiker in a fatal early Sunday crash on an Interstate 270 to 70 exit ramp. The victim was about 30 with no papers. Other deaths included Richard Jackson Jr. 20 and Dorothy Lee Williams 19 of Steele in a U S 61 crash.

Associated Press Missouri St. Louis Bridgeton U.S. 61 Richard Jackson Jr Dorothy Lee Williams Steele Robert McCaughey Cedar Rapids Iowa Clarence Funnell Unionville Kirksville Harrisonville

Katherine Cornell Dies at 81 in Massachusetts

Katharine Cornell, famed for Romeo and Juliet and The Barretts of Wimpole Street, dies of pneumonia at 81 in Vineyard Haven Massachusetts after being flown from New York City. Her body to be cremated in Boston with a memorial service planned in Vineyard Haven next week.

Vineyard Haven Mass Katharine Cornell Wimpole Street American National Theater and Academy Cornell New York City Martha’s Vineyard

Katharine Cornell's Stage Triumphs and Tours Across War Era

Miss Cornell born February 16 1893 in Germany rose in Buffalo New York to become a star with The Green Hat in 1925. She formed her own company in 1931 and staged Barretts of Wimpole Street globally including a 20853 mile repertory tour. During World War II she presented Barretts to servicemen and received a 5th Army plaque.

Miss Cornell Barretts 5Th Army

Like Mother Like Daughter Join Miami Law Firm

Lucille Coughlin 73 and daughter Nancy Appleton 46 share a parallel path in law. Both earned degrees at the University of Miami after lengthy careers, with Nancy becoming partner in the mother’s firm after following the same trail. The firm, led by widow and former secretary, continues civil and corporate practice.

Miami, Fla Lucille Coughlin Nancy Coughlin University of Miami John

Actress remembered for stage brilliance and elegance

Monday the 10th of June 1974 marks outstanding service in memory of a renowned actress who retired after McClintic's death in 1961. AP Drama Critic William Glover praised her as a remarkable talent among peers, and Brooks Atkinson of the New York Times noted her electric presence and natural artistry.

McClintic William Glover Brooks Atkinson New York Times

MU Professor Warns of Nuclear Plant Dangers

A University of Missouri professor warned in a radio interview of potential dangers at a nuclear powered plant proposed for Fulton Missouri. Dr Robert Carter cited intense radiation and six containment layers but said absolute safety cannot be guaranteed. Union Electric of St Louis submitted formal bids to the Missouri Public Service Commission with hearings to be scheduled.

Columbia, Mo University of Missouri Electrical and Nuclear Engineering Columbia Fulton, Mo Robert Carter Carter Union Electric Company of St.Louis Missouri Public Service Commission

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