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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1973

Page

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Mitchell Denies Watergate Wiretap Claims Slanderous

Former Attorney General John Mitchell rejects as slanderous and false the charges that he approved planning and funding for the Watergate wiretap. The Washington Post cites McCord testimony before the Ervin committee alleging Mitchell's role, while Mitchell maintains he had no prior knowledge of any Watergate activity.

Washington Forter John N. Mitchell Washington Post Mes W. McCord Jr Senate Mitchell G. Gordon Liddy White House Committee Nixon Itchell Ervin McCord Sam J. Ervin Jr D-N.c Liddy Senate ‘Committee Post Senate Watergate ’Committee E. Howard Hunt Jr John W. Dean Til Jeb Stuart Magruder Charles W. Colson Dean Magruder Colson Hunt Grand Democratic U.S. District Court John J. Sirica Thomas Gregory Gregory Brigham Young University Sens George McGovern Edmund Muskie Simca Grand Jury Simica Senate Committee Howard H. Baker Jr Rtenn Baker Sirica

That Old Credibility Gap Returns To Washington Scene

An AP News Analysis notes a renewed credibility gap haunting the Nixon White House as court and Congress unfold disclosures of espionage and wiretapping. It discusses executive privilege shielding testimony and public skepticism, plus a brief update on Mrs Delano Lewis recovering from major surgery in Columbia after hospitalization.

Washington Walter R. Mears White House Congress Nixon John W. Dean III Dean Senate Robert C. Byrd George McGovern McGovern Delano Lewis Buchanan St Boone County Hospital Columbia

Watergate ties testifying officials amid White House denials

The report notes Dwight L. Chapin and Herbert Kalmbach were alleged to hire a political spy for Republicans, drawing denials from the White House and Nixon’s campaign. L. Patrick Gray III testified to the Senate Judiciary Committee that the two men confirmed such activities to FBI agents.

Dean White House Dwight L. Chapin Chapin Herbert W. Kalmbach Nixon L. Patrick Gray III FBI Senate Judiciary Committee

Newcomers football coach in Texas ties to local school

Mrs. Donaldson taught at Hawthorne School where daughter Renee, a fourth grade student, and son Derek are noted. The Rev. Mr. Donaldson, son of Rev. Ivan O. Donaldson, pastor of the Mexico United Methodist Church, and Mrs. Donaldson, reside at 914 Concordia St. Ledger photo by Richard Vance.

Texas John Donaldson Mexico W. Boulevard Trinity United Church of Christ Kent and Curtis Sts Donaldson Texan Aircraft Exchange Mexico Memorial Airport

Oliver Hull retires after 25 years with A. P. Green Refractories

Oliver Hull ends a 25 year stint at A. P. Green Refractories Co in Mexico Missouri, having arrived in 1947 as a two week temp. He started in 1948 in the pattern shop after moving from Clearfield Pennsylvania with 22 years mould making experience. Hull created over 6000 wooden moulds, specialized in air hammer moulds, and helped interpret complex blue prints. He and wife plan to move to Clearfield, Pennsylvania, remaining active with garden and a mountain cabin project.

Oliver Hull A. P. Green Refractories Co Hull Mexico Oran Green Company Harbison- Walker Refractories Co Clearfield S. Olive St Eagles Lodge Pennsylvania Mountains

Bus Station Moves To Old Bakery In Mexico

The Mexico bus station of C H Transit Inc moves to the old Bakery building at 4118 Jefferson St at the Jefferson Street end. Hours are 7 15 a m to 12 10 p m and 1 10 to 4 30 p m Monday through Friday and 7 15 a m to 12 10 p m Saturdays closed Sundays. Information line is 581 4414.

Mexico C&h Transit, Inc Jefferson Street Washington Street Jefferson St N&w

Around Towns Photo Reproduced From Miss Stevens

A picture of the International shoe plant workers, published last week, is reproduced from an original photo owned by Eunice Stevens and arranged for publication by Emmett Dodson. The money budgeting series continues with a $9000 family of four, highlighting local economic comparisons. A country resident reports his family buys only flour, coffee and sugar and grows or preserves the rest, even keeping a dairy cow.

International Shoe Plant Workers Eunice Stevens Emmett Dodson

Mexico Jaycees Boost Shooting Education Funds

The Mexico Jaycees voted to add 150 to the shooting education project, bringing total spending to 450 for the year. Two teams will compete at the state shooting match in Joplin on April 28, sponsored by the Missouri Jaycees. Guests included Gary Replogle Dale Cone and Bob Zeller along with Paris and Laddonia Jaycees members. The Region 2 meeting will be at Paris on April 14 with registration at 2 p.m. and a dance at 9 p.m.

Mexico Gary Replogle Dale Cone Bob Zeller Jim Dixson Gary Broughton Don Broughton Jim Landrum Shelbina Jaycees Dale van Huss Paris Jaycees The Jaycees Paris Bob Long Richard White Linden Vanlandingham David Buie Jack W. Garnett Laddonia

Report cites fatal outcomes in 1956 57 linoleic acid study

Boston Globe reports a Texas team deprived 17 infants of linoleic acid in 1956 57 and later conducted a 428 infant follow up with seven deaths. It notes 109 preemies in UT study and four deaths linked to deprived diets, plus broader infection reactions in severely deprived infants.

Boston Boston Globe Texas University of Texas The Globe the Globe Alvin F. Poussaint Harvard Medical School Poussaint

FBI Reports Decrease In Major Crime

FBI reports the first drop in serious crime in 17 years for 1972, down 3 percent overall while rapes and murders rose. Violent crime up 1 percent. robberies fell 4 percent. Major cities saw declines. suburban and rural areas varied.

Washington FBI Richard G. Kleindienst L. Patrick Gray III

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Mrs. Lewis Home Mr. Coldwell Critical Thomas Coldwell Audrain Medical Center Miss Mass Kline Old Bakery Baker Laboratories of Cleveland Gerber Products Inc Sat Kenneth and Betty Parsons Liberty John Wayne Nacity Chicago Charles Bronson Orson Welles Long John Silver National General Pictures Showtime Arata Tao MARS Knight OF Columbus Hall Bernie S.J. Hoffman & Sons Inc Ribstone Silos Hiway Sinclair Terminal
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