Editorial Research Report on Flexible Mortgage Rates
The Ledger presents an Editorial Research Report examining VRMs as an alternative to fixed-rate mortgages. It covers lender arguments for variable rates, safeguards like caps, past congressional pushback, studies showing potential payment rises, and various proposed refinements such as balloon mortgages and income-linked plans.
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Ditor
the Ledger
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Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Anthony Frank
San Francisco
Citizens, Savings and Loan Association
Bank Board
Savings and Loan Associations
Capitol Hill
California
Great Western Savings & Loan Association
Beverly Hills
Federal Home Loan Bank of San Francisco
Britain
Open Forum Call for Local Junior College in Mexico
Ledger editor argues Mexico needs a junior college funded by federal loans to prevent outflow of students and money. He cites losses of Missouri Writers meeting to Fulton, laments lack of local higher education, and urges community support for a local college to educate youth and attract distant learners.
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Ledger
Mexico
Missouri Writers and
Fulton
Westminster
Missouriana Tour Visits A P Green Firebrick Co Mexico
On Friday June 25 1965 the Missouriana tour sponsored by the Missouri State Chamber of Commerce and Central Missouri State College visited the A P Green Firebrick Co in Mexico. Final plans for the west underpass project are being distributed for inspection and approval. Raymond Parr executive director of the chamber noted progress.
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Missouri State Chamber of Commerce
Central Missouri State College
Warrensburg
A. P. Green Firebrick Co
Mexico
Raymond Parr
Birthday Greetings for Local Residents and Notable Figures
The item lists birthday wishes for Mildred C Elson Roy Graham Garrett Jackson Carl Edward Fet terhoff Stanley Sparks Hers Staehle Randy Brit Farber Phillip Chrisman Bounds Jer Higbee and Mrs Carrie Knight. It also notes birthdays for George Abbott and Lord Louis Mountbatten plus a thought for today attributed to Fromme To Tetterson and UB President 1743 1828.
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Mildred C. Elson
Roy Graham
Auxvasse
Garrett, Jackson
Carl Edward Fetterhoff
Stanley Sparks
Hers
Staehle
Randy Brit
Farber
Phillip Chrisman
Bounds
Jer Higbee
Erry
Carrie Knight
George Abbott
Louis Mountbatten
Britain
Fromme
Tetterson Ord UB
Advice from Ann Landers on safety for youth and personal life
A reader letter from Robert G. Kroner, Supt. Allegheny County Police, shares Boys and Girls Crime Prevention Corps safety rules for youths. The column also covers personal life questions about marriage, honesty, and sexuality, urging counseling and directing listeners to Ann Landers’s booklet Straight Dope on Drugs.
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Dear Ann Landers
Allegheny County Police
Boys and Girls
Robert G. Kroner
Pittsburgh
Ann Landers
Emale
Ann
V.A
P.O
Elgin
Diet and health questions about celiac disease and related conditions
A reader asks about non tropical sprue or celiac disease and the effect of cheating on a gluten free diet. The response explains gluten intolerance damages small intestine absorption causing diarrhea weakness anemia and malabsorption. it notes diagnosis by biopsy and rapid improvement with strict gluten free diet plus iron and vitamin supplements. cheating risks relapse and long term health issues.
Wheat quota vote and clergy appointments in scattered notices
Mexico Housing Authority announces wheat quota vote results for 1956 while Ledgerland growers vote nationwide. Rev John Tranbarger to be installed as pastor at Auxvasse Presbyterian churches. A 1945 and 1935- era reference notes a horse show and a speaking engagement in St. Louis. Mrs Lydia Clapper and daughter travel to Boston to visit son O O Clapper.
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Ledgerland
John Tranbarger
Auxvasse City
Old Auxvasse-Nine Mile
Westminster Presbyterian
Theodore Karstensen
St. Louis
Karstensen
Lutheran Synod
Lydia Clapper
Boston
Mass
Television listing and notes from St Louis channels
Cardinals game against Mets in New York at 7 00 p m on channels 5 and 8 Highlights include Merv Griffin Show with Flip Wilson Omar Sharif George Carlin and Kenny Kingston Does Your Chewing Gum Lose Its Flavor On The Bed Post Over Night is heard on Tony Orlando and Dawn at 7 00 PM Other programs include Beat Clock Movie Speed Racer and Sesame Street through the day Local listings show a mix of shows and time slots with various stations and hosts.
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Cardinals
Mets
New York
Flip Wilson
Merv Griffin
Omar Sharif
George Carlin
Kenny Kingston
Tony Orlando
Dawn
TV Listings and Movie Schedule Fragments
Channel lineups for Hannibal Columbia St Louis and Quincy are listed with program blocks. Notable items include The Boss 1986 drama on Channel 11, Wild in the Country 1961 drama on Channel 2, At Sword's Point 1952 on Channel 3, and multiple local newscasts and game or movie airings with ratings described as good fair or poor.
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Khya-tv
Hannibal
Komu-tv
Columbia
St. Louis
Wgem-tv
Quincy
Channel 11
John Payne
William Bishop
Hope Lange
Tuesday Weld
Sword's Point
Cornel Wilde
Maureen O'Hara
Thursday Ledgerland Station Listings and Highlights
Channel listings for Channel 2 3 and 17 feature Barney Miller style drama and a new long haired co worker at 7:00 PM. NBC movie The Specialists airs at 7 00 PM across channels 5 8 and 10 focusing on an epidemic control center. Harry O faces murder arrest in part two at 9 00 PM on channels 2 3 and 17. ABC Wide World Special presents A Salute to Daytime Drama at 10 30 PM on channels 2 3 and 17. Weather and local program notes run through the day with numerous time blocks and show titles listed.
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Harry-O
David Brenner
Oria Douglas
Phil Donahue
Elec. Co
Mr. Rogers
Nashville
Farrell
the Cl
Pyramid
Guiding
Emergency
Bonanza
Ozark Opry
Erica
Ironside
Showdown
Villa Alegre
Barney Miller
Lakes
Waltons
Gilligan
Theonic
Hospital
ABC
Lucy
Electric Co
St. Louis
One Life
Texas
Andy Griffith
Wheelers
Consequences
Reed Farrell
Somerset
CBS News
NBC
Zoom
Moin
Mike Douglas
Merv Griffin
FCC
Wallace to tape nine to fifteen TV ads for primaries
George C. Wallace plans nine to fifteen one to three minute TV ads for Democratic presidential primary races next year. Campaign manager Charles Snider says ads restate his positions using film excerpts to boost recognition and counter complacency before Wallace formally announces.
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Jay Sharbutt
NEW York (Ap
George C. Wallace
Charles 8. Snider
Alabama
Wallace
Snider
Maryland
Federal Communications Commission
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