No Strikes Since 1952 in West Germany
Editorial argues Germany avoided long strikes since 1952 due to bank and industry leaders striking a deal with labor. It contrasts German cooperation with American labor unrest and notes Germany’s high prosperity, low inflation, and rising Japanese competition. The piece warns the U.S. to curb strikes to stay competitive and keep workers paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Germany
Germany
Canada
South America
United States
Europe
America
Japan
End of Day Excuses Reflect Apathy Toward Religion
A verse from Luke 14:18 notes people begin making excuses for neglecting a ground purchase, while the text argues that today many prioritize other matters over faith. It states that church apathy, not blatant sin, is the major foe confronting religious life.
Summer exchange program arrival in Mexico area
In a Mexico city listing dated June 30 1962 the First Presbyterian Church and the Church of Scotland Glasgow plan a summer exchange with Mrs Donald B Rennie and her sons Duncan and Graeme arriving in town. New residents Larry and Mrs Larry Kimbel move from Shelbina with father Larry Alan. Marvin Rodenbaugh celebrated his fifth birthday at a pool party. A Missouri Power and Light sub-station near Moberly will begin operating in July. Rain cooled the June heat wave with a high of 99. Multiple items note visits, injuries and local happenings including a dog bite recovery and area travel.
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First Presbyterian Church
Church of Scotland
Glasgow
Donald B. Rennie
Duncan
Graeme
Rennie
St. Louis
Larry Kimbel
Larry Alan
Mexico
Shelbina
Kimbel
St. Louis College of Pharmacy
Lawrence Drug Co
Marvin Rodenbaugh
Thomas Bailey
South ‘Western Avenue
Missouri Power and Light Co
Missouri
Moberly
F. P. Williams
Paris
F.M. Brewer
Elmer Gatewood
Thompson
Montgomery City
Jim Bishop
St. Louis Cardinals
Mexico Ledger Subscription Rates and Office Hours
The notice lists publication details for Mexico Ledger including prices for mail subscriptions by region and duration, rates for veterans and foreign addresses, and office hours. Location, pricing, and schedule specifics are provided for readers.
Mexico Ledger Friday June 30 1972 highlights
Local paper from Mexico Missouri reports on community events, including gatherings, school news, and civic notices. Read about city affairs, upcoming meetings, and local achievements affecting residents and organizations in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Ledger
Birthday wishes for Edward Williams and friends
Greetings posted for Edward Williams and a group including Mrs R E Barnett Clyde Shepherd Surena Ellen Beasley Mrs Harold Swenson Cynthia Ann Besalke Deanna Ilene Winterhalter Garth Sue Gardner and Euresth Schoeppel on Sunday with best regards for their special day.
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Edward Williams
R.E. Barnett
Clyde Shepherd
Centralia
Surena Ellen Beasley
Harold Swenson
Cynthia Ann Besalke
Deanna Ilene Winterhalter
Garth Sue Gardner
Euresth Schoeppel
An Ann Landers Style Debate on Burial Plans
A collection of reader letters and responses discusses funeral instructions, wedding anniversary requests, definitions of happiness, and cross country travel with family. The items stress written plans, proper authorization, and clear communication among relatives.
To Your Good Health Col Heroin and Tinnitus Reflections
A reader questions heroin compulsion and a columnist shares anonymous letters debating societal causes and personal blame. The column then addresses tinnitus, noting it is a symptom that can often be managed, sometimes by treating underlying ear disorders or controlling blood pressure.
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Dr. Thosteson
Pye
Ear Noises and Medical Q&A With Dr Thosteson
A reader asks about autism causes and cures, plastic surgery origins and nose scars, iodine taste from iodized salt, and pregnancy with one ovary. The doctor explains autism is complex and to seek psychiatry care, plastic surgery aims at functional reshaping with often internal nose incisions, and iodine exposure from salt is possible with advice to adjust salting habits.
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Dr. Thosteson
M.W
Mancini on Music for Films and TV
Composer Henry Mancini explains that writing for motion pictures and television demands more than note crafting. It requires conveying emotion precisely within time, a blend of creativity and precision likened to a computer with a heart, as he prepares his first television series Mancini Generation in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Lowry
Henry Mancini
Erroneous TV Channel Listings in the Metro Area
A note lists TV channels and their cities including Kivi St Louis KTVO Ottumwa KMEX TV St Louis Kid TV St Louis Khyaty Hannibal BR Komuty Columbia Ketel St Louis Weem TV Quincy KPL St Louis Kregty Jats City Kebj Ty Columbia and references See TV 12 Weather. The entry cautions that errors arise from unreported changes by stations.
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St. Louis
Ktvo
Ottumwa
Kmex-tv
St Louis
Kid-tv
Khyaty
Hannibal
Komuty
Columbia
Ketel
Weem-tv
Quincy
Kpl
Kregty
Jats City
Television Tonight: Carson Griff in prime time guests
Listings show Merv Griffin and Mike Douglas chat sessions at 3 30 p m plus Julie Nixon Eisenhower discussing family and drugs. Baseball cards games Phillies at 5 20 p m. Channel 9 features Two Daughters and a slate of classic films and shows with NBC CBS and ABC entries throughout the evening.
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Johnny Carson
Dennis Weaver
Donald O'Connor
Doc Severinsen
Merv Griffin
Julie Nixon
Eisenhower
Mike Douglas
Cardinals
Phillies
India
Channel 9
P.B.S
Glenn Ford
Tan Fleming
Eagle Squadron
Robert Stack
Western Union
Randolph Scott
Anil Chatterjee
Susan Hayward
Lee J. Cobb
Tower of London
Basil Rathbone
Boris Karloff
Kenner
Jim Brown
ABC News
CBS News
NBC News
Porter Wage
Elec. Co. Vv
Petticoat Jet
Brady Bi
O'Hara News _ T
Lucy
Saturday Listings and Highlights From Ledger Station
Emmy winning children's theatre Robin Hood at 10 a.m. Baseball Orioles at Tigers Detroit 1:00 p.m. CFL Calgary Stampeders vs All Stars 1 p.m. Shrine Circus parade at 3:30 p.m. Quarry bouts and Mike Quarry vs Bob Foster at 4 p.m. TV schedule includes Tyadora second half with Vanessa Redgrave and a wide mix of children programing. Political and sports recaps mirror a busy station day across music and variety shows.
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Orioles
Tigers
Detroit
Calgary Stampeders
St. Louis Shrine
Wide World of Sports
Quarry
Mike
Bob Foster
Vanessa Redgrave
Classic TV music critique reshapes screen sound
A professional critique argues that modern television relies too heavily on music, contrasting with films and detailing why less underscoring could heighten drama. The writer cites Peter Gunn as a benchmark for integrated jazz use and explains production methods for achieving high fidelity sound on air.
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Robert Young
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Locke
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Corky
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Jackson F
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Curiosity
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Arthur Lake
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Betty Grable
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Barbara, Steele
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Walter Brennan
Edmond O’brien
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Frazer MacIntosh
Nancy Kelly
George Montgomery
Fendi
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Buck Owens
Johnny Bench
Flash Gordon
Bill Anderson
Water World
Zoo
Welk
Mo. Forum
Hope & Crosby
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Porter Wagoner
Sol Snore
Stan Gunn
Mary T
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Annie
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