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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1971

Page

2

We Need Better Roads In Missouri Says Editorial

The editorial urges Governor Hearnes to veto the two cent gas tax increase, arguing Missouri’s five cent tax is the lowest and improvements rely on more funds. It notes toll roads failed, bond routes may be right, but legislature may not support it, leaving roads unimproved without courage. It commends Hearnes’ past courage and calls for action soon.

Hearnes Missouri Senate House Warren Hearnes

At The End Of The Day Jesus Wept

A reflective passage on Jesus weeping for Lazarus and the deep sorrow of those left behind. It notes Jesus knew of the resurrection yet emphasizes the emptiness and loneliness that death brings to loved ones.

Jesus

Democratic Governors Derby Looms In Missouri Race

The Columbia Tribune notes Sen. Earl Blackwell joins Lt. Gov. William Morris and Edward Dowd in the Democratic gubernatorial contest, with Warren Hearnes and Jack Danforth weighing options. Kit Bond emerges as a Republican wild card, while rivals jockey for position ahead of 1972. The piece predicts none of the current contenders will win the race.

Columbia Tribune Earl Blackwell Hillsboro Derby Blackwell William Morris Edward Dowd St. Louis Mr. Morris Warren Hearnes Jack Danforth Missouri Danforth Mr. D Hearnes Kit Bond Mexico State Auditor's Statehouse Haskell Holman

Dear Ann Landers Letter Features Foot Size and Faithful Wives

A teenager writes to Dear Ann Landers about big feet, arguing they’re common with fashion today and referencing Verushka as a size twelve. A reader recounts Jacqueline’s shoe size as nine and a half, noting usefulness rather than hindrance. Another letter discusses marital fidelity during wartime, with guidance to focus on family and move past rumors. A final note warns teens about drinking, pointing to a publication offer for a teen era piece.

Ann Landers Verushka

Hay fever and rose fever remedies and cautions

Dr. Thesteson outlines hay fever management with air conditioning, antihistamines, and steroid courses. Desensitization injections offer longer relief but require planning, and rose fever is linked to grasses and certain flowers. Also covers birth control options beyond the pill and notes on cystic fibrosis foundation address and pregnancy timing anomalies.

Audrain Museum Dedication and Local News Highlights

The Audrain County Historical Museum will be dedicated at 2 30 p m on Saturday on the lawn of the Historical Park marking the end of nearly two years of work by the Audrain County Historical Society. Mexico recreation area improvements bring gifts from local businesses including three wooden buildings, backstops for tennis courts, playground equipment, and sand boxes for children. Police Chief Charles Tehmert notes fan letters praising the department. The Mexico Junior Chamber of Commerce forms Historical Sites Committee with local leaders to mark historic sites. A 1921 note describes plans for a streetcar carnival around the square in October, plus a corn and farm product show. Central Parent Teachers Association officers are elected and Martha Pilcher will give a violin recital at Hardin Auditorium with Cliff Garrison.

Audrain County Historical Museum Audrain County Historical Society Sam Locke Warren Greene Mexico Washington, D.C Missouri St. Louis Aldridge Greene Central School Wallace Melhan Mexico Recreation Mexico Power and Light Co A. P. Green Fire Brick Co Mexico Lions Club Lions Charles Tehmert Chamber of Commerce Brundage Co Central Parent-Teachers Association B. M. Bush Rolla McIntyre J. G. Ford Bernard Martha Pilcher Hardin Auditorium Cliff Garrison

Erroneous Listings Attributed To Unreported Channel Changes

Stations may have posted inaccurate listings due to unreported changes. The note warns that broadcasting schedules could reflect errors from last minute updates and advises verification with the network.

Television Listings and Highlights for Tonight

A busy schedule features It Was A Very Good Year tracing past eras on Channels 2 and 8 at 7 30. Rosaland Russell appears with David Frost at 7 30 on 11, plus film clips from Auntie Mame Picnic and His Girl Friday. NBC Movie Berlin Affair with Darren McGavin airs at 8 00 on multiple channels. Lucille Ball in Here’s Lucy reruns at 7 30, and Mery Griffin opens two Las Vegas shows while Johnny Carson begins a two week stint from Hollywood. Weathered lists of daily programs follow with news, sports, cartoons, and classic films across the network lineup.

Rosie Ray Milland David Frost Rosalind Russell Mame Lucille Ball Jack Beatty NBC Berlin Darren McGavin Mery Griffin Las Vegas Johnny Carson Hollywood Dick Cavett London Peter Cook Dudley Moore Fenella Fielding A. J. P. Taylor Suzanne Pleshette Dick van Dyke Daniel Boone News Society Beaver ABC News CBS News NBC News Lucy Merv Griffin Mayberry Doris Day Carol Burnett Perry Mason Peyton Place ‘Ag

Tuesday Ledgerland Station Listings and Highlights

Readable TV guide notes spring repeat policy and lists ABC NBC movies like Weekend of Terror Plymouth Adventure plus Sixty Minutes specials. Cast details include Robert Conrad Spencer Tracy Gene Tierney and guests in talk segments with George Segal Paula Prentiss and others.

Ingrid Bergman Robert Conrad Spencer Tracy Jane Wyman Robert Horton Marlene Dietrich Robert Mitchum

Emmys Hit Two-Hour Run With Many Speeches

Cynthia Lowry notes the 30 Emmys handed out Sunday night on NBC with long speeches and many categories. Andersonville Trial won best dramatic program, The Bold Ones earned four drama Emmys, and Mary Tyler Moore led comedy with four. Lucille Ball and Jack Benny drew the crowd as they presented awards.

Cynthia Lowry New York NBC Public Broadcasting Andersonville the Bold Ones

Birthday greetings for a Wednesday crowd

A Wednesday birthday hello goes to Maryann Shrader James E Lipp Alfred Edward Smith Deanna Denise Rehma Froda Good Kathleen Barnes Mrs Anna Evans Evelyn Salmons Raymond Jennings Larry Ray Lewis Mrs Pearl Armstrong Mrs Merle Hanser and Mrs Kenneth Scherer wishing joy and good cheer.

Maryann Shrader James E. Lipp Alfred Edward Smith Deanna Denise Rehma Froda Good Kathleen Barnes Anna Evans Evelyn Salmons Raymond Jennings Larry Ray Lewis Pearl Armstrong Merle Hanser Kenneth Scherer

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