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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1974

Page

4

Philip Tate Wins Bike After Poster Contest Victory

New Florence Missouri AP reports 8-year-old Philip Tate, who recently had open heart surgery, won first prize in the Missouri Energy Council children’s poster contest for first grade with a piece titled Dress Warm. The prize is a brand new 10 speed bicycle. Tate will travel to Jefferson City with other winners to meet Governor Christopher Bond. More than 15,000 entries were submitted from grades one through eight.

New Florence Phillip Tate Phillip Montgomery R-2 Missouri Energy Council Sharon Kubli Jefferson City Christopher Bond

Perry Personal News And Scout-O-Rama Plans

Personal notes from Perry list neighbors and church figures including Charles Jameson and Philip Nolan with local worship leaders. Scouts from Troop 124 and Pack 124 plan ticket sales for the Mark Twain District Scout-O-Rama at Admiral Koontz Armory Hannibal on May 11 1974. Tickets go on sale May 4 with money/ tickets due May 8. price one dollar. under eight and registered scouts free. Proceeds fund local troops prizes and district activities. Tickets available May 4 at Gilmore Implement Co Perry.

Scouts Troop Cub Scouts and Webelos Scouts Mark Twain Admiral Koontz Armory Hannibal Boy Scouts of America Northeast Central Missouri Gilmore Implement Co Perry

Nixon fears Dean may reveal bugging details in 1973

Washington AP reports that in April 1973 President Nixon feared John W. Dean III might disclose eavesdropping efforts. Nixon told aides he felt uneasy that Dean could "go popping off about everything else that is done in the government" regarding the bugging. The transcript from a meeting with John D. Ehrlichman and H.R. Haldeman does not specify the eavesdropping site.

Washington Nixon John W. Dean III Dean John D. Ehrlichman H.R. Haldeman

Nixon privately warned Ervin committee not to proceed

President Nixon told aides on exactly April 17 1973 that he did not think the Ervin committee hearings would go forward and did not want the investigations to proceed. The Senate Watergate hearings then drew full public attention to the scandal.

Washington Nixon Committee Ervin Committee

Nixon asks what he would do if in Mitchell’s place

President Nixon on April 17 1973 questioned how John N Mitchell would respond to a long Watergate trial. Assistant Attorney General Henry Petersen replied he might flee to Saudi Arabia. Nixon quipped that he would “probably go to Saudi Arabia” if in Mitchell’s position.

Washington John N. Mitchell Nixon Mitchell Saudi Arabia Asst Henry Petersen

Let Agnew Be President says Nixon in 1973 Oval Office

Transcript excerpts reveal President Nixon saying he sometimes felt like resigning and making Spiro Agnew president for a while. The comments were made April 27, 1973, in the Oval Office with Henry Petersen and Ronald Ziegler present, before Agnew’s public implication in the Maryland graft probe.

Washington Nixon Spiro T. Agnew White House Oval Office Atty Henry Petersen Ronald L. Ziegler Agnew Maryland

Nixon probes mysterious little red box in Watergate tapes

The 1972 transcript shows President Nixon pressing aides Haldeman and Dean about a rumored "little red box" in the Watergate affair. Dean cites Gray's lack of access, while Haldeman mentions Edward Bennett Williams and a possible interview. The woman involved and box contents remain unnamed.

Washington H.R. Haldeman John W. Dean Til Nixon Dean FBI L. Patrick Gray Haldeman Edward Bennett Williams

Expo 74 Opens in Spokane With Enviro Theme

Expo 74 in Spokane opens for a 184 day run with 10 foreign nations and 35 sponsors. About 50 000 people attend opening ceremonies including President Nixon and Mrs Nixon Commerce Secretary Frederick Dent and entertainer Danny Kaye. Critics call it an ecological disgrace while supporters hail urban life ideas.

Spokane Wash Nixon Commerce Frederick Dent Danny Kaye

MMA Awards Fellowship To Lt Denton For Summer Study

Lt. David Denton English Spanish teacher at Missouri Military Academy has been named recipient of the MMA Faculty Fellowship for summer study at the University of Missouri Columbia. The fund finances the fellowship from alumni and friends donations and academy input. A screening committee and faculty vote select the winner and a personal plan on improving teaching backs the choice, following Capt James Garrett who won last year.

David Denton Missouri Military Academy Denton MMA University of Missouri Columbia Academy James Garrett James Marley John Reddick David Steinmetz Ray Campbell E. L. Gilmore

Wellsville Personal News and School Events

Personal notes from Wellsville include Mrs. Ella Whitesell in National Geographic, a carousel memorial for Herbert Howell, and memorials ordered but not received. Mrs. Reed returns from Los Angeles, visits by Olin Barton and Dunbar family, Woodson grandchildren visiting Amsdens, and Friday guests of Woodson. R-1 High School prom set for next Saturday with class chairmen listed. Foreign student Eridan Souza spoke at Wellsville and Middletown schools about Brazil, with Q&A and lesson on South America. Mrs. Bennett’s fourth grade hosts Lucille Bishop from Missouri Gem and Mineral Society who donated a display case for rocks and fossils.

National Geographic Ella Whitesell Herbert Howell John H. Reed Wells Villa M. S. Demjanovich Los Angeles Calif Olin Barton Salisbury Charles Dunbar Dunbars Lindell Barton Middletown Floyd Miller Lawrence Twihaus Wright City Herbert Meyer Darrell Miler Scott Richard Spires Eridan Souza Brazil South America Wellsville Eridan Bennett Lucille Bishop McDonnell Douglas Gem and Mineral Society St. Louis Missouri Bishop

Centralia Figures Highlight Saddle Club Event Scores

Personal news from Centralia lists top scorers in singles and all events led by Janice Kuntz with 1919, Virginia Beasley 1864, and Jack Chance 1834. The Central Missouri Saddle Club circuit kicked off April 28 at Tri Center Arena with winners from Little Dixie Boots and Saddle Club across halter, pole bending, horsemanship, and pleasure classes including Kurt Twillman Icy Zipper Lesley England Aledo Bars Roscoe Olden Rockin O Wantonga Tad England Mucho Suzie Rowland and Julie England among top placers.

Hazel Beasley Janice Kuntz Janet Jesse Flo Robison Leona Garrett Mary Rinehart Judy Isgrig Jackie Reichert Virginia Beasley Dorothy Beamer Pauline Armontrout Jackie Branham Jack Chance Bert Lenz Central Missouri Saddle Club Tri-Center Arena Little Dixie Boots and Saddle Club Brian Reams Mark Wells Lightning Tad England Mucho Les England Spud Suzie Rowland Tim England Leo Copper Gal Konie Brooks Ken Wade Julie England Tnd England Roscoe Olden Kurt Twillman Icy Zipper Chico Egg & Spoon Leo Copper Girl Plug Horse Julie Fingland Aledo Bars Jeff Troyer Country Pleasure

Ford Lays Off 1300 At St. Louis Mercury Plant

ST. LOUIS AP reports about 1,300 workers at Ford Motor Co.s Mercury plant were laid off today due to a shortage of auto parts caused by strikes against two Michigan suppliers. The move is part of a national shutdown affecting six plants with eight more closures planned, totaling about 37,009 jobs lost.

ST. Louis Ford Motor Co Mercury Michigan Ford

Copper thief dies after 34 000 volt line cut

AP report from Saint Louis states Ambrose Darden 31 of Eagle Park Illinois died at Barnes Hospital after severe burns suffered while attempting copper theft from a 34 000 volt Union Electric Co line near Hartford New Jersey. Two accomplices survived and faced charges.

St, Louis Hartford Union Electric Co Ambrose Darden Eagle Park Barnes Hospital

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