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Newspaper
Mexico Ledger
Location
Mexico, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1972
Page
2
The author tours Olympiapark in Munich noting 1972 Games site built atop rubble hills where city bomb damage remains. They describe the stadiums canopy roof, seating, and 800,000 square foot glass canopy, plus a 5,000-seat Cycle Track with a 55 mph speed goal. Crosses atop rubble hills are also mentioned.
A spiritual reflection citing Exodus 3:7 on God’s awareness of suffering and His care for His people. Encourages remembrance of divine love during tribulations and affirms that believers cannot stray beyond God’s mercy.
Army Pvt Russell D Miller of Vandalia is assigned to the 82nd Airborne at Fort Bragg North Carolina. Donald Ray Shire named principal of Bush elementary Fulton. Kenneth C Dillman new president of the Traffic Club of St Louis. John Ringo leaves for Fort Leonard Wood basic training.
Somerset Mass Spec tator editorial argues freedoms risk erosion not from strong foes but from collective laziness and a shift from responsibility to performative piety.
Belated and upcoming birthday greetings are shared for Louise E Hebel on Saturday and Bernice Jenkins on Wednesday, with additional wishes for twins Shirley Dean Kruse and Beverly Jean Whitaker, and Mrs L M Fecht and Mrs James J Ryans Sr. The brief note lists several names as recipients of celebratory greetings.
The column presents reader letters reflecting practical, candid advice on family disruption, social taboos, and personal challenges. A widow with stepchildren, a wife adjusting to in laws, and a man with a bashful kidney share experiences showing that firmness, love, and privacy help resolve issues.
Reader questions on bedroom ventilation habits, air pollution effects, winter openness, drafts, and illness. Dr Thosteson says comfort matters, carbon monoxide risk requires ample ventilation, pollution lessens at night, and open windows can help if it keeps a patient warm. Also includes brief Q&A on tampons, diabetes diet, urinary protein, dark stools, B12 injections, and leg cramps with a request for a booklet via The Mexico Ledger.
A compact listing shows stations including Khyady Hannibal channel 8 Komu-tv Columbia 9 Keto-tv St Louis 10 Weemtv Quincy TL Kplt St Louis 13 Kregel Jeff City 17 Kebjtv Columbia 17 is 6 On See Tv.
A dense schedule reviews daytime and evening TV including Jack Douglas discussing What Do You Hear From Walden Pond on Mantrap at noon. Highlights include Helen O Connell with Mike Douglas and Stuart Whitman in The Highest Fall of All at 7 p.m. Also Helen Hayes on NET Playhouse at 7:30 p.m. plus multiple film and program notes across CBS NBC ABC channels and hobby shows.
In discussing performance, the speaker notes comedians must truly feel funny and live the situation while delivering humor, unlike sad plays where some actors fake emotion. The craft demands technical skill, timing, and honesty, with acting seen as truth rather than mere deception, even under personal strain.
Mexico Ledger lists daily publication details excluding Sundays and holidays. It includes pricing for mail and carrier delivery across Audrain and neighboring counties, state and out of state rates, armed forces rates, and office hours.
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