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Newspaper
Mexico Ledger
Location
Mexico, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1971
Page
2
An editorial denounces the cult of the weak arguing against pacifism and appeasement. It urges strong defense, warning that peace without arms leads to subjugation and loss of freedom as exemplified by prisoners of war and oppressed fighters. It calls for resilience and readiness to fight for vital ideals.
A brief exhortation cites 2 Timothy 2 15 and affirms that God’s Holy Spirit aids a diligent reader in understanding the scriptures. The note emphasizes careful, faithful study of the Word.
OpenForum Editor expresses gratitude for being chosen as Miss Mexico and credits Jaycees and wives for their efforts. She counts many volunteers, notes support from audience, and looks ahead to the Miss Missouri pageant. The editor laments missing community plans and urges inclusive, participatory local decision making.
In this column Dr Thosteson addresses reader concerns about an enlarging egg sized lump under the jaw line and whether it could be goiter or another condition. He notes he cannot diagnose from letters and explains mineral oil for arthritis has no basis.
Local page from Mexico Missouri Ledger dated Monday March 8 1971 highlights community updates. Includes brief notices, upcoming events, and short reports from town and surrounding areas with names, places, and dates.
Dear Ann Landers column features readers seeking help. A wife reports her husband’s extreme sleepiness amid a demanding social life. Doctors say he’s healthy, suggesting boredom or rest needs. The reply proposes testing, engagement, and attention to underlying causes. The page also includes a teacher’s note on cheating and reader requests for a booklet.
In Mexico on March 8 1961 five homes on Melody Lane regained electricity after a Sunday lightning strike hit a pole and disrupted a deep well pump. Dreary weather was due to clear for cooler nights as rain eased. E Q Lawrence Jr urged industrial growth funding and land long term lease-purchase to attract firms. Protests grew against loss fears of the state auto bureau. Mexico Jaycees heard his talk at the Mexico Development Corp. meeting.
TV guide notes Gunsmoke concludes its two part drama at 6 30 p m on channels 4 7 13 with Sally Fergus and the outlaw. Skelton in San Fernando Red with Tony Randall guesting at 6 30 p m on channels 5 8 10. Little Big Man with Elliott Gould Alan Arkin and Jules Feiffer at 7 30 p m on channel 11. NBC Movie at 8 00 p m on channels 5 8 10 Fletcher Knebel adaptation in two parts. Vanished stars Richard Widmark at 3 40 p m and more afternoon fare across channels.
TV schedule notes guests Don Knotts at 7 00 p m on channels 5 8 10 Michael Landon John Davidson Charles Nelson Reilly and Gloria Loring appear. Primetime features George Burns Lucille Ball and Carol Burnett with David Frost at 7 30. River of God pilot with Ray Milland airs 7 30 on channels 2 3. Vanished finale with Richard Widmark airs 8 00 on channels 5 8 10. Edith all in the family juror at 8 30 on channels 4 7 13. Marcus Welby M D rabies tale Flegg for a Mad Dog 9 00 on channels 2 3. New Voices in the South governors special 9 30 on channels 4 7 13. Dick Cavett show with Ball Arnaz Burnett and guests. Merv Griffin features Ann Miller Francis and Kathryn Grayson. Movies list includes River of Gold and others.
Cynthia Lowry notes Sunday TV offerings span hockey basketball golf and tennis while attention centers on the Muhammad Ali Joe Frazier heavyweight bout. CBS airs a closed circuit build up with Ali boasting and clips of Frazier as Johnny Carson lands in hospital with a mild hepatitis. Joey Bishop to substitute.
Greetings are extended to Sabrina Sue Surls, Sandy Lee Nunnelly, Jerry Carlyle, Tommy Bassett, Bob Clark, Michael Fennewald, Marion Lee Pace, Shelley Stanton, Billy Joe Gentry, Herbert Jackson, Mrs. Louis Westland, Harold Vu, Phelmeyer, M. E. Pruessner, Forrest Moore, Douglas Jackson, Rose Graue, Louann Pauley, Ruth Toulson, Alvin Bell, Terry Linn Morris, Ray Spoor, and Ray Hamlett of Laddonia on their Wednesday birthday.
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