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Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1974

Page

6

Conservative Wins Close French Vote

Paris dispatch reports Valery Giscard d'Estaing won the presidency by 50.71 percent amid a record turnout of over 26 million votes. He pledged rapid reforms and European unity, while addressing Gaullist support in the National Assembly and signaling a new political era after Pompidou's death.

Paris Valery Giscard d'Estaing France Republic Washington Giscard d’Estaing Jacques Chirac Francois Mitterand Nixon Georges Pompidou Mitterrand Jacques Chaban-Delmas National Assembly Independent Republican Party Gaullists Charles de Gaulle Fifth Republic Pierre Messmer Giscard Westaing

Cigarette Habit Really Hurt Mary Jo Place in Fort Wayne

In Fort Wayne Indiana Mary Jo Place seized a pistol during a late night search for a prowler found nothing and later accidentally shot herself in the left hand with a pistol shaped lighter she kept on her nightstand.

Fort Wayne, Ind Mary Jo Place

New Locks and Dams on Mississippi Near Alton

Louisiana officials say misunderstandings linger about a Corps plan to replace Locks and Dam 26 on the Mississippi River near Alton with two new 1200 foot locks downstream. Agencies and groups fear the design would permit 12 foot draft tows and a 12 foot navigable channel not authorized by Congress, given lock chambers at 21 feet depth and sill depths at 18 feet, with the system designed for nine foot drafts.

Mississippi River Congress Thorwald R. Peterson

Spivak Marries Band Singer in Greenville

Renowned trumpeter Charlie Spivak wed band singer Dubby Lambert in Greenville Friday. Spivak, 60, serves as resident bandleader at a local supper club and Lambert, who joined the band five months ago, is 41.

Greenville Charlie Spivak Dubby Lambert Spivak

Labor Wins Narrow Margin In Australia

Labor appears to have won re election but with a slim majority in the House of Representatives as returns show 64 seats for Labor and 58 for the Liberal-Country coalition with six seats undecided. Analysts predict Labor may hold a 1 to 3 seat margin in the chamber and 29 to 31 of 60 Senate seats, signaling voter warning over inflation and urging Whitlam to lead with caution.

Sydney Australia Gough Whitlam Labor House Senate Snedden Whitlam Sydney Morning Herald Labor Party The Australian

Sufficient power seen for summer with caution

The Associated Press reports utility officials expect enough power to meet summer demand barring unforeseen breakdowns or extreme heat. They urge conservation as fuel costs push prices higher. Spokesmen cite extra capacity at several utilities and a return to 78 degree thermostats, with brownouts unlikely unless plants shut for maintenance during heat.

Associated Press Robert Rives The Kansas Gas & Electric Co Rives Commonwealth Edison of Chicago Public Service Co Colorado Ernie Quickel Georgia Power Co Consolidated Edison Co New York New England Power Pool Massachusetts

Ford says impeachment odds even despite Nixon crisis

Vice President Gerald Ford tells AP that impeachment prospects hinge on public support and policy successes. He cites Middle East peace as potential swift credibility, with domestic relief unlikely to erase inflation and unemployment concerns. Ford predicts the House will likely reject an impeachment resolution, though odds appear about even on a committee vote.

Washington Gerald R. Ford Nixon Henry Kissinger Middle East Ford Associated Press House Judiciary Committee House House of Representatives William C. Douglas United States

Inferred Watergate Knowledge Debate Mounts

Evidence suggests the President may not have known of the Watergate break in or cover-up. Statements from Dean reference March discussions, while overall evidence weighs against direct presidential knowledge according to some interpretations.

Dean

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