Editorial: Will Nixon Seek a Second Term in 1972
The editorial weighs whether Richard Nixon will run again. It cites polls showing mixed support and argues two factors will decide his course: Vietnam and the economy. If both improve, Nixon may pursue re election. if not, he could reconsider. It also critiques potential Republican challengers and notes Democratic rivals lack strength.
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Nixon
Hatfield
United States
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Richard M. Nixon
Vietnam
FDR
HST
Adlai Stevenson
JFK
LBJ
At the End of the Day a Psalmic Reflection
A short excerpt from Isaiah 58 praises divine response to prayer and condemns hypocrisy while urging removal of finger pointing and vanity. It notes loving service to the poor as righteous practice and lauds the chapter as inspirational poetry.
It Took 15,000 Centuries Editorial Clash
The Detroit News laments a New Left surge seen as eroding civilization’s manners. It argues incivility in streets and courts threatens rational problem solving, warning that unchecked mob rule could dethrone law and substitute might for right.
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Detroit News
MMA plans colonial gym facade and campus renewal
Yesterday in Mexico June 28 1961 Missouri Military Academy began a 20000 dollar colonial facade upgrade to its gymnasium by Epple Construction Company of Columbia. The project adds to a recently dedicated Memorial Chapel and marks the fifth major MMA building in five years.
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Missouri Military Academy
Epple Construction Company
Columbia
MMA
Carr-Adams Manufacturing Co
Mexico
Carr-Adams
O. W. Siebert Co
New York
West Boulevard
J. R. Eckenberger
Missouri
American Cancer Society
Worland
Wyo
Wood River
Ill
Audrain County
Bill Schaefer
John Epple Construction Co
Birthday greetings to a longtime set of names
Wednesday marks Linda Rehma A R Barnett Gary Wayne Westbay Fred Hollingsworth Lewis Galbreath Jr Mrs Glenn Woodson Leo Smoot Jr Roger Smith Farber James Leroy Roberts Mrs Robert Dibble Mary Ann Freeman Mrs Dwaine Barnes Linda White receive birthday wishes from the community noting the list of honorees and the midweek date.
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Linda Rehma
A. R. Barnett
Gary Wayne Westbay
Fred Hollingsworth
Lewis Galbreath Jr
Glenn Woodson
Leo Smoot Jr
Roger Smith of
Farber
James Leroy Roberts
Robert Dibble
Mary Ann Freeman
Dwaine Barnes
Linda White
Dear Ann Landers Hair and premature baby letters
A reader comments on long hair versus Jesus and religion, then shares a Baltimore mother’s account of her premature baby who thrived, followed by a teen’s library card dilemma. Ann Landers thanks were given for education, and a final letter advises a teen to resolve fines and card misuse.
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Ann Landers
Jesus
Baltimore
Sleep tips and cautionary medical advice column
A reader asks about sleeping without meds and Dr. Thosteson suggests psychological habit changes. Practical steps include avoiding caffeine after supper, warm drinks at bedtime, progressive relaxation, adequate covering, soft music, and reading heavy material to induce sleep. Warns against tackling problems in bed and reinforces not using sedatives. Also answers questions on bathroom radio safety, electric heaters, and circumcision, plus guidance for a 15 year old concerned about breast development and a note on sending for a diabetes booklet.
Bathing with Transistor Radio Hazard Question
A reader asks if it is dangerous to bathe with a transistor radio near the tub. The response notes very low voltage makes the risk minor, but warns that radios or appliances plugged into outlets are dangerous if they fall into water.
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Dr. Thosteson
Television Listings and Shows Across Stations
Dustin Hoffman and Tony Jacklin join Mike Douglas with Milton Berle this week at 3:30 p.m. The Tigers play the Orioles in Baltimore with a 7:00 p.m. pre game on several dates. 1939 Was A Very Good Year features Wizard of Oz and Gone With The Wind at 7:30 p.m. David Frost hosts Neil Simon and others at 7:30 p.m.
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Dustin Hoffman
Tony Jacklin
Mike Douglas
Milton Berle
The
Tigers
Orioles
Baltimore
David Frost
Neil Simon
Evening TV Highlights and Movie Schedule Scribbles
A chaotic TV guide fragment lists programs for tonight across channels. Notable entries include Shirley MacLaine in Woman Times Seven at 8:00 p.m. on channel 2, Dick Cavett and Merv Griffin talk shows late tonight, and a slate of films such as Deep Waters and The Snorkel. The page combines programming then-current local weather, news, and various cartoons, sports, and dramas with inconsistent timing.
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Shirley MacLaine
Peter Sellers
Rossano Brazzi
Alan Arkin
Michael Caine
Dick Cavett
Dana Andrews
Diamond City
David Farrar
Merv Griffin
Ady
Johnny Carson
Kirk Douglas
Green Acres
Don Knotts
Hee Haw
David Frost
Family
Welby
M.D
CBS Reports
Perry i
Peyton Place
Tuesday TV Listings and Highlights From Ledgerland
Channel guide chronicles Don Knotts with Claudine Longet at 7 p m on multiple stations, films The Spiral Staircase and Secret Ceremony, and late night talk with Carson Cavett and Brigham Young Frontiersman segments. It includes schedules, show notes, and previews for news and weather throughout the day.
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Claudine Longet
Tony Randall
Don Knotts
Dorothy McGuire
Ethel Barrymore
Elsa Lanchester
CBS
Peter Cushing
Bill Cullen Built a Career on Game Shows and TV Host Run
AP writer Cynthia Lowry profiles Bill Cullen, a veteran of television and radio who has not been unemployed since 1939. From Pittsburgh to New York, he rose through hosting and panel work on game shows like To Tell The Truth and Eye Guess, and will host Three On a Match for NBC. He values quick ad libs, instant contestant evaluations, and avoids late night talk shows.
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Cynthia Lowry
NEW York (Ap
Bill Cullen
Cullen
Wood
Bill
Pittsburgh
New York
CBS
NBC
Nine
Price
Carson
Mexico Ledger Publication Rates and Hours
Mexico Ledger lists publication details with pricing by mail and carrier, office hours, and mailing addresses for subscriptions. Includes rates for local, regional, and out of state delivery, plus a separate rate for armed forces subscribers.
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Mexico Ledger
Washington St
Mexico
Audrain
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