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Newspaper
Mexico Ledger
Location
Mexico, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1971
Page
2
An editorial argues two-lane highways are more dangerous than interstates due to opposing traffic and driver variation. It recounts a recent fatal wrong-way crash near Warrenton and urges public input on safety measures, from signs to ramp improvements or novel devices.
A brief recount of Noah's era and the flood shows God's judgment on a sinful world and His mercy toward Noah and his family. The text urges a moral lesson to apply in times of present-day evil.
A Catholic priest from Audrain County protests Missouri House defeats of bills to fund non public schools and aid handicapped students. He cites fiscal costs, parental rights, and President Nixon's panel on non public education. Barbara Janke, R. N., notes local hospital care.
On Monday, greetings are extended to Joe Fennessey Dr. C. L. Garcia, Raymond Rise, Betty Ann Fisher, Judy Ann Curtis, Billy Barnthouse, Mrs. John Felgar, William Parks, Roscoe Burton, Mrs. Paul W. Myers, and Arrion K. Campbell. Birthday cake and candles on Tuesday mark the celebrations for Fred Lierheimer, Miss Shirley E. Smith, Myron Q. Lindquist, Glenn Fetterhoff, Mrs. Dewey Sharpe, Mrs. Turner Williams, Nancy Woolfolk, Steven Hill Fritch, Donna Williams, Bernita Thoenen, Opie McAllister, Leila Hase, and Douglas Jackson.
A Columbia Record editorial contends that achievement weighs less without visible pleasure for successful men, arguing that enjoying life should accompany professional success to sustain motivation and public admiration.
A reader seeks guidance about a seven year secret affair between her boss and himself married to someone else. Ann Landers notes a familiar cheating pattern, urges not to pressure the wife, hints at the wife’s possible indifference, and advises against blaming others or sharing all details with the wife.
A 25 year old with a bleeding irritated mole on the chest learns it was basal cell epithelioma, fully excised with good healing. Dr Thosteson emphasizes early removal for cure, notes skin cancers are common with sun exposure, and invites questions for his column while offering a heart care booklet.
In a council session two blocks of North Washington Street will receive curb and gutter asphalt paving while a Lakeview Road proposal failed 4 to 0. Dr Ned Rodes opposed citing safety for children. Also noted, Hugh Keith to become Audrain County agent August 21 replacing Harold Cast, with Joe Hagan named successor in July. Nelson Parsons presiding judge election at Missouri Girls State referenced earlier.
Channels listed include KTVO Ottumwa KMOX TV St Louis KVI St Louis KTVO Hannibal KOMU TV Columbia AO WEEM TV Quincy KPL St Louis with notes on erroneous listings due to unreported station changes.
Jonathan Winters presents a children’s special at 9:00 a.m. on the 5 8 10, an hour long program featuring his impressions for kids. Baseball highlights Orioles vs Red Sox in Boston with pregame at 1:00 p.m. on the 3 6 8 10. Wide World of Sports abroad at 00 p.m. on 2 3 with English football and golf. Missouri Forum hosts Mo Senate Appropriations Committee chair at 6:00 p.m. on 8. Andy Williams lists Kate Smith the Rascals and Don Ho in repeat at 6:30 p.m. on 5 8 10. Football Coaches All America game East vs West with lineup.
An array of movie showings and TV listings fill the schedule with titles such as An American in Paris featuring Gene Kelly and Leslie Caron, Intermezzo with Ingrid Bergman, and The Seven Hills of Rome. The slate spans 7:30 p.m. starts and later through the night with drama, comedy, and musical features, plus musical performances and news blocks.
A dense schedule summary lists Camera Three on biological clocks at 7:30 am and numerous programings through the day. It includes I. W. Abel interview at noon, Ladies U S Open final rounds at 2 30 pm, Saturday National Track taped at 2 30 pm, spiritually oriented shows, Bonanza episodes, The Bold Ones drama, and a dense prime time lineup with movies and news across channels. Station names and program times indicate a busy broadcast slate with multiple sports, religious, and entertainment features. The list also references Wheel of Fortune, Charlie Chan films, and ABC fashioning a religious/variety block with multiple time slots.
TV listings with Dustin Hoffman, Tony Jacklin, and Mike Douglas appearances. Baseball Tigers vs Orioles in Baltimore with pregame at 7:00 PM. classic films and talk show segments schedule across multiple channels and times.
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