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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1971

Page

3

No Hope Held For Missing In Cave-in

In Saint Jean Vie nney Quebec a mud filled crater formed after a cave-in during a Stanley Cup game watching session. Forty two cottages collapsed with 26 missing and five bodies recovered as geologist Jean Yves Changnon warned of potential future slides if rain continued. Residents described dramatic escapes and rescue efforts as mud flowed from the canyon to the Saguenay River.

Jean Vianney Que St. Jean Vianney Francois Richard Jean-Yves Changnon Quebec City Changnon Saguenay Calm Laforge Laforge

Stop Eating Swordfish FDA Warns

Washington AP The FDA told the public to stop eating swordfish after testing showed 95 percent of 853 samples contained mercury above safety levels. Officials warned that children and women of childbearing age should especially avoid the seafood.

Washington Food and Drug Administration FDA Charles C. Edwards Edwards

Rescue workers guide to presented ribbons and campers

Civil defense workers in Brantford Canada evacuated about 1200 people to shelter centers at Kenogami and Jonquiere in July. About 1300 campers attended the weekend event with 17 families from the Little Dixie Campers and Hikers.

Gilman Brantford Canada Kenogami Jonquiere Little Dixie

Gordon Gilman Poster Wins at State Anti-Pollution Contest

Gordon Gilman won first place in the state Campers and Hikers Association poster contest with the slogan Be a Litter Bugger Not a Litter Bugger. The winning design features a large litter bag and earned him a sleeping bag as a prize. Mrs Mundy took second and Mrs Gilman third at Sedalia's annual spring gathering.

Gordon Gilman Campers and Hikers Association Sam Mundy Sedalia

Luncheon Saturday For Truman's 87th Birthday

Former President Harry S. Truman will not attend a downtown Kansas City luncheon honoring his 87th birthday. Guests include officials, dignitaries, and 15 World War I Battery D Army Artillery veterans he commanded, with commemorative stamps and a candlelight singalong planned at the event following Truman Library ceremonies in Independence.

Kansas City Harry S. Truman Truman Independence Los Angeles New York Louisville Eddie Jacobson Memorial Foundation Missouri Gener. Winton M. Blount Warren E. Hearnes Thomas Hart Benton William Morris Winston Churchill

Contract Change Ruled Invalid

Jefferson City AP Atty. Gen. Danforth ruled that a school board cannot terminate a superintendent and then redraw his contract to boost pay. The opinion says resigning and being rehired with higher pay is unconstitutional as a grant of public money to a private person violating Article III Section 38 A.

Jefferson City John C. Danforth Danforth Donald J. Grabke D-St. Louis St. Louis

Seminoles Fight Massive Fires Beyond Big Cypress Reservation

Fires in the Big Cypress swamp threaten Copeland and the Seminole reservation as 10 000 acre blazes push toward the southern border. State crews battle fires amid explosive conditions across most of Florida with tribesmen and foresters working through swamp terrain.

Big Cypress Swamp Fla Copeland Florida Peninsula Big Cypress Fort Lauderdale Kem Blacker Division of Forestry Connie Ryan Wallace Risher Department of Interior

Seminole tribe faces acreage loss on Big Cypress Reservation

Side by side with convict volunteers from the Hendry County jail, tribal leader Risher notes about 6,000 acres lost on the Big Cypress Reservation including pine seedling to saw timber. The swamp has long been a refuge since the Seminole Wars, with about 300 families presently on the reservation.

Hendry County Risher Big Cypress Andrew Jackson

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