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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1971

Page

7

Times Asks Court to Lift Order Banning Story Use

The New York Times petitions to lift a temporary restraining order blocking its Vietnam era Pentagon study articles, arguing Post coverage moot and that no harm to national security occurred. Washington Post editors say their pieces draw on the same study and do not endanger U.S. forces.

Times NEW York The New York Times Pentagon Washington Post Alexander M. Bickel Murray I. Gurfein U.S. District Court Bickel Documenta the Times the Post Washington Post-Los Angeles Times Gurfein United States Post Saigon Vietnam Justice Department U.S

Nixon Policy Wins Congress Hands-Off

President Nixon’s plan to wind down Indochina war won legislative indifference as the House rejected multiple deadlines for a U.S. pullout and war halt. Senate had already defeated a Hatfield McGovern amendment to cut funds and troops by Dec. 31. House ended seven end-the-war measures and kept intact a weapons bill worth 21.1 billion while failing to set a clear withdrawal date.

Washington Nixon Congress House U.S Senate Hatfield McGovern Nedzi-Whalen Judien N. Nedzi Dmich Charles W. Whalen Ohio Indochina Paris Hanoi

Bar President Demands Judicial Reform Pushthrough Initiative

Ernest M. Fremont Jr. of Kansas City urged Missouri Bar to lead a full revision of the judicial article, exploring initiative petition or constitutional convention. He cited failed bills and called for a legislative representative on staff, while noting a pilot program training 30 teachers on due process to evaluate impacts.

Springfield Missouri Bar Ernest M. Fremont Jr Kansas City Fremont State Judicial Conference Bar Board of Governors

Government Day for 4 H Youths in Audrain County

Audrain County officials host Government Day July 9 at the courthouse to show 4 H youths and their parents how government operates. Activities include a 20 minute courthouse tour by county officials followed by a panel on duties and Q A with officials such as Magistrate Judge Russell Blackburn and Sheriff Harold Sulgrove.

Audrain County 4-H Clemie Moody Russell Blackburn Floyd Lewis Glenn Barnes A. B. (Arch) Hays J. Holloway Neill Hattie E. Wood Leo Erdel Thomas Osborne Leroy Werner Howard Maxwell Harold Sulgrove Connie Pickering Joseph M. Bone

Son for Wallis Born at Audrain Medical Center

A seven pound three ounce son was born to Mr and Mrs Ronnie Joe Wallis of Mexico Route 3 at the Audrain Medical Center at 4 20 p m Thursday. Mr Wallis works at A P Green Refractories Co. An insurance man quips a farmer about scars from bulls.

Ronnie Joe Wallis Mexico Route 3 Audrain Medical Center Wallis A. P. Green Refractories Co Legion Magazine

Reznicek to chair Mexico Chest drive campaign

Jim Reznicek, engineer with A. P. Green Refractories Co, will lead the Mexico Community Chest fund drive set for October with a $51,000 goal. He and his wife Clydene have four sons and reside at 406 N Craig St. He joined Green in 1968 and rose to schedule coordinator in 1969. He is active in St. Brendan's Church Kiwanis and community groups. Also noted is the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Kinder at Audrain Medical Center weighing nine pounds five ounces.

Jim Reznicek A. P. Green Refractories Co Mexico Community Chest Community Chest Board Mexico Youth Center Salvation Army East Central Missouri Association of Mental Health Cerebral Palsy Girl Scouts Red Cross Boy Scouts USC Mexico Social Service Mexico Recreation Commission Clydene Mike Paul Steve Robert N. Craig St Green Engineering Mexico St. Brendan's Church Kiwanis Club Kiwanis Bulletin Big Brothers Big Sisters of Mexico, Inc Cub Scout Pack Atom University of Missouri At Rolla Wittenberg University Douglas Kinder Robinhood Rd Audrain Medical Center Kinder Nordwald Drilling

Air Cavalry Clashes East of Saigon Amid Munitions Find

US AirCav clash with North Vietnamese forces occurs 43 miles east of Saigon as nine miles southeast of the capital South Vietnamese troops uncover a stockpile of enemy munitions including 15 Soviet rifles and 1,500 rounds. Nine US soldiers killed or wounded in prior engagements, B52 strikes continue around Sarge and nearby bunkers with additional enemy losses reported.

Saigon Armed Forces

Sharing the Fun Dominates County 4-H Skit Night

Martha Dowell and Pam Neale starred in the winning trio legged overalls skit Insomnia for the B & G Hustlers at Presser Hall. Prairie Dale Helping Hands took second with If Boys Wore the Skirts and F & L Hustlers placed third with Showboat Jamboree. Delbert Healy led as master of ceremonies while Steve Powers provided special entertainment.

Martha Dowell Pam Neale B & G Hustlers Prairie Dale F & L Hustlers Presser Hall Luv Delbert Healy Junior Leaders Association Steve Powers Centralia Richard Vance

Senate Won’t Limit Draft In Time Of War

The Senate voted 58 to 12 against an amendment by Senator Gravel to tie the draft to wartime declarations. Separately, 44 to 32 defeated Kennedy’s bid for lawyers and hearings for registrants before draft boards. Leaders plan to end debate Monday amid many amendments.

Washington Senate Congress Mike Gravel Alaska Edward M. Kennedy D-Mass Mike Mansfield Hugh Scott John O. Stennis D-Miss

Slayings At Dixie Dragons HQ Shock North Augusta Area

In North Augusta area a motorcycle club hub the Dixie Dragons headquarters saw two men killed and two women critically wounded all with throats slashed. The men Tommy Bolen and William Ware, both 26, were tied and beaten. the women Connie Young and Fay Cato, about 18, suffered throat wounds but were not beaten. Police fear a motorcycle gang clash and are questioning the injured women while no arrests have been made.

North Augusta S.C Tommy Bolen Aiken William Martin Ware Chesapeake Connie Young Fay Cato Dixie Dragons Augusta Sheriff's Office

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Tom Osborne Delmer Fisher Robert Greene Highway Patrol Police Ledger Gary Duffy Reznicek Demilitarized Zone Sarge Regin Dmz
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