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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1971

Page

4

Khrushchev Voters Asks Support In Soviet Elections

In Moscow and across the Soviet republics a massive turnout for parliamentary and local council elections showed strong Communist support. Nikita Khrushchev attended with his wife and declared he is a pensioner. Cosmonauts voting by radio endorsed the Communist bloc.

Moscow Nikita Khrushchev Nikita Sergeyevich Nina Petrovna Khrushchev Georgy Dobrovolsky Vladislav Volkov Viktor Patsayev

Dean's List Honors At Central Missouri State College

Three Mexicoans and a Centralia girl were among 954 students named to the 1971 Spring term Dean's List at Warrensburg. Dianne Davis of 423 Concordia St Mexico, Charles Roy Parker of 1015 W Latney St Mexico, Victor Rex Power of 113 N Abat St Mexico, and Ruth Ellen Reams of Centralia are listed for honors.

Centralia Central Missouri State College Dianne Davis Concordia St Charles Roy Parker W. Latney Victor Rex Power N. Abat St Mexico Ruth Ellen Reams Warrensburg

Galloway Joins Summer Session At Southwest Baptist College

Rodney Galloway of Mexico enrolled for the summer term at Southwest Baptist College in Bolivar Missouri. He is among 333 students attending one or both five week sessions. The first term is ongoing and the second starts July 9 with an August 13 commencement planned.

Rodney Galloway Mexico Southwest Baptist College Bolivar Rodney

Nixon Calls Ambassadors To Meeting on Drugs

Washington AP President Nixon convened a White House session with seven ambassadors plus key officials to examine drug abuse in American life and abroad Among those present were envoys to Mexico Turkey South Vietnam Thailand France Luxembourg and the United Nations Secretary of State Rogers and Atty Gen Mitchell attended along with Treasury Secretary Connally The meeting preceded a government initiative on drug use among Americans in Vietnam and a rising youth drug culture The session also involved counselors Finch and Rumsfeld and ambassadors Unger McBride Watson Handley and Bush

Washington Nixon Administration White House U.S Mexico Turkey South Vietnam Thailand France Luxembourg United Nations William P. Rogers John N. Mitchell Treasury John B. Connally Ellsworth Bunker Andrews Air Force Base Saigon United States Ronald L. Ziegler Vietnam House Foreign Affairs Committee Robert H. Finch Donald Rumsfeld Europe Africa Finch Rumsfeld Leonard Unger Robert McBride Arthur K. Watson William J. Handley George Bush

Runaway Parrot Bites Rescuer After Scream for Help

In Ashland Kentucky a runaway parrot screamed help me then bit Patrolman Bill Steele as he entered a residence during a 15 hour search. The officer went to a hospital for treatment and the parrot was taken to police headquarters. No charges were filed.

Ashland Bill Steele Steele

Death of Joseph E. Gandy Former WA Governor Candidate

Joseph E. Gandy, 67, longtime Seattle figure and former president of the 1962 World's Fair, died Sunday of a heart attack. He was a one-time candidate for Washington governor and remained active in civic affairs.

Seattle Joseph E. Gandy Washington

Personal News of Wellsville Continues on Page 3

The column reports church transfers with Mrs. Keith and children baptized and received on profession of faith. Weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Olen May include sons and families Darrell and Earl May with children from Orange Park Florida and Columbia and Leland May with sons from Wellsville.

Keith Olen May Darrell May Orange Park Fla Earl May Columbia Leland May Wellsville

Hippies Cause Christian Comeback Pastor Says

A Washington clergyman claims hippies and sympathizers spark a North American religious revival. Willis J Hackett of the General Conference spoke at Sunnydale Academy before Missouri State Seventh-day Adventists summer conference. He noted campus revivals, Jesus Movement, and rising occult interest amid a shift toward Biblical Christianity. He warned against mysticism from emotion without reform, cited Bible-buying on a campus, and discussed evolution debates and education trends. Headed by A V McClure with D B E Latham, the Missouri conference highlighted speakers Ruben Nightingale H M S Richard Jr Gordon Dalrymple and others from nearby regions and church groups.

Centralia America Washington, D. C Sunnydale Academy Willis J. Hackett General North America Hackett Boards of Education Three-Day Adventist Bible Conference A. V. McClure Missouri Conference of Seventh-day Adventists D. BE. Latham Kansas City Ruben N. Nightingale Lincoln Nebraska Five State Central Union Conference of Adventist H. M. S. Richard Jr Glendale Calif Voice of Prophecy

Joanne Mamel Wins Sports Awards

Joanne Mamel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Mamel of Bloomington, Minnesota, received her third President's Physical Fitness award and a Meritorious Accomplishment certificate in track for 1970 71. She won blue ribbons in the Bloomington Junior High School district meet, taking first in the 50 yard hurdles and the 50 yard dash as the sole seventh grade girl from her school.

Joanne Mamel William Mamel Bloomington Minn Joanne Clark Gibbs Penn Junior High School

Linn Tech Honor Roll adds local students to Dean's List

Linn Technical College in Linn Mo announces honor roll for the semester naming John Elder and Larry Nichols of Laddonia plus Forrest Brown and Harold Dudley from nearby districts on the list. Elder and Nichols gain Dean's List honors with majors in auto mechanics. Dudley and Brown also noted with auto mechanics majors and set to graduate in May 1972.

Linn Technical College Linn Laddonia Auxvasse Martinsburg John Elder Gladys Elder Larry Nichols Goldie Nichols Forrest Brown Thomas Brown Harold Dudley Robert K. Dudley Elder Nichols Dudley Brown North Callaway

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