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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1972

Page

3

Speedy Express killings reported by Newsweek

Newsweek cites a staggering civilian death toll in 1968 including estimates up to 100 000 in the Speedy Express operation run by the U S Ninth Infantry Division in the Mekong Delta. Buckley notes 748 weapons recovered amid 3 361 air strikes and says many victims were farmers gunned down in rice fields. The U S Command in Saigon had no immediate comment.

New York Newsweek Magazine U.S My Lai Kevin P. Buckley Newsweek Mekong Delta Buckley Kien Hoa U.S. Ninth Infantry Division Saigon

McGovern Leads With 951 Delegates In Nomination Race

The Associated Press reports Sen George McGovern added 30 delegates in Minnesota and Virginia, bringing his total to 95124. Hubert Humphrey trails with 342, Wallace 328, and Muskie 178. It notes at least 1509 delegates needed to win the Democratic nomination at the Miami Beach convention next month.

Associated Press George McGovern Minnesota Virginia Sen Hubert H. Humphrey Miami Beach Humphrey Alabama George C. Wallace Edmund S. Muskie

Lifeguards Consider Swim Caps to Dodge Haircuts

In Atlantic City, lifeguards propose wearing swim caps instead of cutting hair to meet a city order seeking collar length hair. Public Safety Director Mario Floriani delayed action until his return, noting some guards on busier beaches have long hair yet perform many rescues daily, and about half of the 150-man patrol would be affected.

Atlantic City Public Safety Mario Floriani Draper Floriani

Salvation Army Widow Keeps Up Flood Work

RAPID CITY S D AP Joy Medley a Salvation Army major widow continues flood relief duties after her husband Maj William G Bil Medley 50 died in the Rapid City flood He moved to Story Book Island to help rescue efforts and his truck was later found missing as floodwaters swirled through the town She maintains the clothing and food center and plans to keep relief work and church service her husband served 24 years as an officer in the Salvation Army and the couple shared a life of service across Indiana Fergus Falls Fairmont Williston and Rapid City

Rapid City S.D Joy Medley Bill Salvation Arty Story Book Island Salvation Army William G. “Bil Medley Bill Medley Williston N.C

New Adult Books Added at Mexico Audrain Library

The Mexico Audrain County Library announces new adult titles across fiction and non fiction. Notable fiction includes Christie Christie Christie Christie and Russell among others, with works by Cleary Hersey Armstrong Norris Bennett and Reeman. Non fiction features Open Marriage and the National Electrical Code 1971 plus guides to Portuguese and Chinese, building codes, nursing, and photography.

Mexico-Audrain County Ninth Marquess Jon Cleary John Hersey The Harvey Howells Giles Lutz Foxes Jane McClary Joan Aiken Charlotte Armstrong Agatha Christie Kate Hannigan Catherine Cookson Mignon Eberhart Dorothy Eden Kathleen Norris Ecstacy Mary Rinehart Nena O'Neill David Turner Alexander Prista Morris Swadesh Persis Hamilton Neil Solomon Missouri Clyde Duncan Eateel Homes Phil Engeldrum National Gallery London Philip Hendywart Architecture of India Benjamin Rowland Edward Bomback Blaze Bonazza A. Poulin Jr Bertrand Russell Evelyn Oppenheimer Beatrice Lillie

Mass Transit Favored Over Highway Fund End

The Indiana Izaak Walton League urged ending the federal highway trust fund at its annual convention in Kokomo. The 5000 members called for phasing out the five year authorization in favor of mass transportation. They blamed autos for pollution noise hazards and reduced vegetative cover.

Kokomo, Ind Indiana Izaak Walton League Federal Highway Trust Fund

Bombs Hit Mexican Government Offices After Student Protests

Four small homemade bombs damaged offices of pro government groups in Mexico City Sunday night. Most buildings were unoccupied, minor damage occurred and no injuries were reported. The blasts followed student demonstrations Saturday that led to about 20 arrests. Targets included the Federation of State Workers the National Workers Union the Mexican Youth Institute and the Institutional Revolutionary Party headquarters.

Mexico City Federation of State Workers National Workers Union Mexican Youth Institute Institutional Revolutionary Party

Workshop Attendees From Missouri Public Schools

Ruth Stotler director of food services for Mexico Public Schools, with cafeteria managers Mary George of McMillan and Mary Agnes Kindig of Garfield, returned from Kirksville where they joined a two day annual workshop for school lunch personnel. Mary Brown of the U S Department of Agriculture led two sessions on Type A lunch aids while a baking class aired via closed circuit TV. Missouri State office staff also conducted sessions for 218 lunchroom workers.

Ruth Stotler Mexico Mary George McMillan School Mary Agnes Kindig Garfield School Kirksville Mary Brown U.S. Dept. of Agriculture Missouri State Office

Tricia Nixon Cox Praises Ozark Riverway Dedication

Tricia Nixon Cox at the Ozark National Scenic Riverway dedication in Missouri hailed it as having everything. Speakers including Rep Richard H. Gephardt noted national park system integration and riverway preservation as a century milestone for the National Park Service. About 1,000 attendees enjoyed folk dancing and mountain music at the ceremony near Big Spring and the Current River.

Richard Chard D-Moc National Park Service Ozark M's Cox National Parks Service

Astronaut Carpenter Starts Bug Breeding Firm

Former astronaut M Scott Carpenter launches Integrated Biological Control Corp in an abandoned cow shed to breed and sell up to 2 billion Trichogramma wasps by year end. He promotes biological control as a safer alternative to DDT and insecticides for protecting crops.

Santa Paula Cant M. Scott Carpenter Earth Integrated Biological Control Corp Carpenter

Wilson in Romania visits continues with Romanian officials

London prime minister Harold Wilson of the Labour party visits Romania. The Romanian news agency Agerpres reports he is welcomed by officials led by Manea Manescu, secretary of the Romanian Communist Party Central Committee.

Vienna Austria Harold Wilson Labor Party Romania Agerpres Manea Manescu Romanian Communist Party

71 Juvenile Referrals Reported Across Three Counties

In May the office of Rodney T. Nebel reports 71 referrals to the 12th Judicial Circuit Juvenile Department covering Audrain Montgomery and Warren Counties. Of the youths 55 were boys and 16 were girls with ages 10 to 17. Referrals came from law enforcement social agencies schools and parents.

Rodney T. Nebel 12Th Judicial Circuit Audrain Montgomery Warren Counties Audrain County Montgomery County Warren County Fourty

C P Swim Postponed at Garfield Park Pool

The Cerebral Palsy swimming program is postponed due to scheduling difficulties. Mrs. George Craddock, the program director, announced the delay affecting the Garfield Park Pool start originally set for Wednesday morning.

C. P. Swim Garfield Park Pool George Craddock

Ride On Hay Fatal To Youth

Bruce Cattleman, 16, was killed when a rope broke and bales of hay fell from a truck. State police said he was crushed by the truck’s rear wheels on a county road near Pittsfield.

Pittsfield Bruce Cattleman Here

Crash Injures, Kills at Shady Nook Swim Spot

A wheat-filled tractor-trailer collided with a pickup carrying 14 near Shady Nook swimming hole 20 miles south of Alexandria Louisiana killing 12 and injuring one. Victims ranged from 1 to 18, with driver Martha Meaux 30 of Woodworth among the dead. all others from Woodworth except one from New Orleans.

Alexandria U.S. 165 Here Shady Nook Martha Meaux Woodworth New Orleans

Honor Roll Additions At Northeast State College

Additional names on the Dean's List at Northeast Missouri State College Kirksville are added to the spring 1972 roll. Achieving the honor standard of 3.00 or higher include Janice Hackmann Fllen Lavinder Sandra Doyle Charlotte Meyer Audrey Stanek Ronald Atkinson Rebecca Bird Peggy Dearing Larry Holder Pamela Harrison Flossie James Glenn Levings Carla Mitchell Michael Swindell Jimmy Sumners John Willey Sharon Utterback Daniel Struttman Rhineland.

Northeast Missouri State College Kirksville Janice M. Hackmann Fllen Lavinder Benton City Sandra F. Doyle Charlotte JD. Meyer Center Audrey Irene Stanek Hawk Point Ronald Wayne Atkinson Kingdom City Rebecca Ann Bird Peggy Lee Dearing Larry Allen Holder Pamela Lou Harrison Flossie May James Glenn Richard Levings Carla Joy Mitchell Michael W. Swindell Jimmy Davis Sumners John Warren Willey Madison Sharon F. Utterback Perry Daniel J. Struttman Rhineland

Symphony To Play In Shaw's Garden Shaw's Garden Concert

The Saint Louis Symphony Orchestra conducted by Walter Susskind will perform outdoors in Shaw's Garden on June 17. The program marks a 10th anniversary celebration in the garden setting with a bowl area south of the climation.

Shaw's Garden Saint Louis

Arts and Seducation Council hosts garden sculpture festival

The Saint Pauls Symphony and Missouri Botanical Garden fund the Council. Shaw's Garden opens at 6 40 p m for an outdoor spring sculpture festival of 35 pieces from the 19th and 20th centuries. Concert follows at 7 30 p m with gate admission of 2 dollars for adults and 1 dollar for children. Bring four blankets or chairs.

Niversary of the Arts and Seducation Council of Grenatér St.tas Saint Pauls Symphony Missouri Botanical Shaw's) Garden

Dr Koch to Step Down as Central Methodist VP

Dr Melville J Koch will leave Central Methodist College July 1 after reaching the mandatory retirement age of 65. As vice president since 1968 he led the college development program church relations and oversaw public relations and alumni activities.

Fayette Melville J. Koch Central Methodist College Koch

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