Editorial defense of the FBI and its professionalism
A reflective editorial urges support for the FBI while acknowledging criticism. It defends its tradition of professional policing, notes the transition from Hoover to L. Patrick Gray JIT, and warns against anti FBI sentiment from criminals and critics. It calls for continued trust, accountability, and praise of the bureau’s contributions to America.
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Edgar Hoover
Hoover
L. Patrick Gray Jit
Senate
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America
End of Day Fear Not I Am With Thee Sayeth God
A short biblical reflection cites Isaiah 41 10 promising God is with souls in trouble and provides assurance of divine help amid distress. The text emphasizes faith and reliance on the Almighty for strength and protection.
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God
Baby fashion raises new vanity fears on beaches
In a reminiscence on beauty standards, the Pittsburg column notes older smallpox vaccination scars gave way to modern bikini fashion. Dr. Martin Markowitz cautions about midabdomen appearance and the navel when delivering babies, joking about future public displays as fashion and vanity evolve.
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Pittsburg
Kan
Martin Markowitz
Brooklyn
New York
Tenderness Spoken Here Home Life reflection on marital warmth
This Home Life piece argues tenderness strengthens marriage for both genders and across ages. It defines tenderness as listening, appreciating, praying together, small acts like notes in pockets, fuel for growth, and a daily effort to renew affection. It frames tenderness as essential, creative, and mutual, with no guarantees of success.
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Home Life Magazine
Dear Dr Thosteson Health Qs on urination blood and menopause
A reader asks about blood in urine and urges urinalysis to confirm hematuria and locate its source. Other letters cover safe aspirin use for infants, managing postmenopausal vaginal thinning with estrogen or lubricants, pregnancy mask from birth control pills, and reassurance about cancer risk amid regular checks.
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J.F
Dr. Thosteson
Mexico Ledger Page Four Highlights March Eight, 1973
Page four of the Mexico Missouri Ledger for Thursday March eight 1973 features local notices and brief items. It includes social notes district updates and small town announcements reflecting the community calendar and public notices of the period.
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Mexico
Ann Landers Advice Column Clippings Mix
A reader recounts a husband clipping a newspaper photo with a goulash recipe on the reverse, prompting a forgiving dinner. A second letter asks how to tell religious parents about a fiance’s first marriage and child. A third questions a closeted relative’s influence on children, with a finding about homosexuals and child molestation.
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Ann Landers
Richmond
Rich
Ann
Shaky
Algo
Local TV Station Scoreboard Mixes Up Results
A fragmented list shows several station codes and scores across cities including Hannibal St Louis Columbia and Quincy. The jagged OCR reads like a standings or broadcast schedule with inconsistent team identifiers and mismatched numbers.
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Khya-ty
Hannibal
Kol
St. Louis
Komu-tv
Columbia
Kreg-tv
Jeff City
Kete-tv
Kebj-tv
Weem-tv
Quincy
Waltons drama leads tonight's TV listings
Television guide highlights The Waltons at 7:00 p.m. on channels 4 7 and 13 with Flip Wilson guests and The Marcus Nelson Murders film slated for 8:00 p.m. on 4 7 and 13. NBA basketball 7:30 p.m. on KC Omaha Kings vs Bullets and various shows fill the schedule through late night.
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John Boy
Waltons
Flip Wilson
The
Supremes
Ruth Buzzi
Burns
Schreiber
Flip
NBA
Kc-Omaha Kings
Bullets
Baltimore
CBS
Marcus- Nelson
Telly Savalas
Marlon Brando
Audie Murphy
Jack Palance
Richard Conte
Robert Cummings
Television Schedule Highlights From Friday Evening Listings
TV lineup features Koltanowski on Chess at 6 00 p m on Channel 9 Max Euwe profile and CBS Reports on youth at 7 00 with Liza With A Z repeat at 8 00 Diners Dinah's Place and numerous daytime shows fill the 9 00 to 11 00 blocks including Arnold Palmer An American Legend movie blocks and late night film selections across channels 2 4 5 7 8 9 10 11 13 with news specials weather and sports wrap ups through midnight.
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Koltanowski
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Amsterdam
Max Euwe
CBS Report
America
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Miss Minnelli
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Dr. Kildare
Arnold
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Phil Pout
Majesty & Mad
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Regis Philbin
Bobby Goldsboro
Maudell
Felony Squad
Wall St
Hopewell
Brady Bunch
CBS Reports
Sanford & Song
Choi
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Jacenett
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Little People
Interface
The Marcus-Nelson Murders TV Film
A three hour CBS dramatization titled The Marcus Nelson Murders presents the George Whitmore case through a tough police lieutenant's doubt and ultimate disbelief. Abby Mann's script, with strong performances by Gene Woodbury and Roger Robinson, explores a controversial wrongful accusation.
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Jay Sharbutt
New York
CBS
Tonight
Marcus-Nelson
Abby Mann
Janice Wylie
Emily Hoffert
East Side
Brooklyn
George Whitmore Jr
Wylie- Hoffert
Miss Wylie
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Whitmore
Richard Robles
George Whitmore
Lewis Humes
Humes
Telly Savalas
Mann
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Touv
Gene Woodbury
Roger Robinson
Birthday greetings for Laddonia friends and neighbors
Saturday wishes go to Sabrina Sue Surls Sandy Lee Nunnelly Jerry Carlyle Tommy Basset Bob Clark Michael Fennewald George Sheets Jr Marion Lee Pace Shelley Stanton Billy Joe Gentry Herbert Jackson Mrs Louis Westland Harold V Pohlmeyer 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.
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Sandy Lee Nunnelly
Jerry Carlyle
Tommy Basset
Bob Clark
Michael Fennewald
George Sheets Jr
Marion Lee Pace
Shelley Stanton
Billy Joe Gentry
Herbert Jackson
Louis Westland
Harold V. Pohlmeyer
M. E. Pruessner
Forrest Moore
Douglas Jackson
Rose Graue
Louann Pauley
Ruth Toulson
Alvin Bell
Terry Linn Morris
Ray Spoor
Ray Hamlett
Laddonia
Construction plans for northwest Mexico substation announced
Missouri Power and Light reveals a 20 million dollar, five year program to start a transformer substation near Hawthorne School on Curtis Street in 1963. Mexico district manager J J McNamara notes the project location as key in the utility expansion.
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Mexico
Missouri Power and Light Company
J.J. McNamara
Hawthorne School
Curtis Street
James KE. Littrell
204Th Military Police Co
Fort Sheridan
Department of the Army
Kenneth FE. Sullivan
Mexico City
MFA
Monroe County Field and Stream Club
Paris
McKamey School
McGee
William Pitts
Mexico Ledger Subscription Rates and Office Hours
Mexico Ledger lists publication details including daily except Sundays and holidays. It provides mailing rates by region and armed forces, and office hours from 8:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. weekdays and 3:00 p.m. Saturdays.
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