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Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1971

Page

4

The Nation We Live In How It Operates Speech

A 1971 Springfield Missouri address by Mr Lowe of the Missouri Chamber of Commerce argues that people drive systems, not rules. It traces civilization from Portugal to Mayan ruins, stresses moral consensus rooted in Judeo Christian philosophy, and defends the free enterprise system, law, and credit, noting democracy depends on consent of the governed and honest dealing.

Springfield Missouri Lowe Missouri Chamber of Commerce Chanter of Commerce of United States Lisbon Portugal Aude Spain Roman Empire Loo Fertile Crescent Cairo Egypt Sinai Pensinsula Euphrates Tigris William S. Lowe Poc Poet Far East Philadelphia Ben Franklin Ben India East Berlin Galcutta Munties Businas Lord Moulton Canada Royal Canadian Mounted Police

New Books at Mexico-Audrain Library Add Many Titles

The Mexico-Audrain County Library adds numerous new fiction titles by Bower Cabot Churchill Cunningham Curry Humphries Joscelyn McComb Smiley Arthur Brand Brand Chadwick Clinton Conquest Lomax Marsh Olsen Van Every Weston and others along with non fiction works by Moyers Werner Hayakawa Jacobs Granger. A separate note reports a proposed 1 cent city sales tax in St Charles to cover a deficit and fund two fire trucks while a 15 cent street light tax vote looms in Wentzville with mayor Barber warning lights go off if defeated.

Mexico-Audrain County B. M. Bower Joanne Isabel Cabot Edward Churchill Chet Cunningham Tom Curry Adelaide Humphries Katherine McComb Dan Ross Virginia Smiley Burt Arthur John Benteen Max Brand Joseph Chadwick Ned Conquest Hilda Andrew Garve Will Penny Tom Gries Donald Hobart Robert Hogan Bliss Lomax Rome Ngaio Marsh Yuma T. W. Olsen Dale van Every Morgan S. J. Hayakawa G. Jacobs Granger Edith Granger ST. Charles Wentzville Cecil M. Barber

Deer Antlers Spark Bullfight at School

In Omaha Nebraska two young students suffered minor scratches after a classmate brought deer antlers to show and tell. The horns drew playground interest and sparked a makeshift bullfight among pupils, prompting school officials to address the incident.

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Ollis and Cahill Elected to Phi Beta Kappa at Missouri

Robert Walter Ollis Jr. and Spencer Ernest Cahill, among 56 University of Missouri 1971 graduates, were elected to Phi Beta Kappa, the national scholastic honor society. Cahill earned his degree in January. Ollis will graduate in June. Induction follows the Phi Beta Kappa Banquet set for 12:30 p.m. May ceremonies on November 28 in the Music Memorial Union Auditorium, with further events in June at the UMC Fine Arts Building.

Robert Walter Ollis Jr Robert W. Ollis Sr Kent Rd Mexico Spencer Ernest Cahill Daniels St Vandalia University of Missouri Cahill Ollis College of Arts and Science Alpha of Missouri Music Memorial Union UMC

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