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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1971

Page

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Weather and police blotter from The Daily Record

Weather readings show high 76 and low 58 in 24 hours with 58 at 7 a.m. Southeast Missouri and northwest Missouri expect showers and storms with highs in the 70s to 80s. Extended look through Wednesday predicts cooler tones and periodic rain. Audrain Medical Center reports several admissions and many discharges. Police handle disturbances, theft reports, and fights. fire crew responds to a fluorescent transformer issue at the Mexico Country Club. Local court notes include multiple fines for DWI and speeding and a divorce suit in circuit court. Stock market listings wrap the day with several exchanges and blue chip movers.

Missouri Bootheel

Senate says 4800 Thai troops in Laos aid Laotian govt

The Senate Foreign Relations Committee reports 4800 U.S. financed Thai troops are operating in Laos to support the Laotian government. Other items note YMCA demands to abolish itself and withdraw from Vietnam, a draft extension debate hinge on 15 undecided senators, and a move to triple military pay hikes.

Associated Press Washington Senate Foreign Relations Committee U.S Laos

Mrs W Clyde Johnson Dies at 88 in Columbia

Mrs. W Clyde Johnson aged 88 died at her Columbia home Thursday. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Sunday at Memorial Funeral Home conducted by Rev Sam Langley. burial in Laddonia Cemetery. Born August 12 1882 in Perry to J C and Nancy DeLaporte. married in 1908. Survived by daughter in Columbia son W D Johnson of Dallas brother Tom DeLaporte of Key West five grandchildren and one great grandson.

W. Clyde Johnson Perry Gene Ringo Mexico Columbia Memorial Funeral Home Sam Langley First Christian Church Laddonia Johnson J. C Nancy Beard DeLaporte Mr. Johnson W. D. Johnson Dallas Tom DeLaporte Key West Fla

Mexicoan's Mother Dies Rites Monday

Louise L. Hilgedick 80 of Hartsburg died at Columbia Nursing Home. Mother of Mrs. J Bryan Webber of Jefferson City. Services 2:30 p.m. Monday at Peace United Church Hartsburg. Burial Peace Cemetery. Memorials to the church. Born Oct 3 1890 in Morrison. six children 10 grandchildren. Married Benjamin Hilgedick in 1914. he died in 1968.

Louise L. Hilgedick Hartsburg Columbia Nursing Home J. Bryan Webber Jefferson St Buescher Funeral Homes Jefferson City Morrison Benjamin Hilgedick

Monte Brown of Jonesburg Dies at 85

Monte Brown 85 retired farmer of Jonesburg died Friday at Jefferson Barracks Veterans Hospital. Born January 22 1886 in Jonesburg he was World War I veteran. His wife Ann died about a year and a half ago. Funeral held Sunday at Harding Funeral Home Jonesburg burial in Jonesburg Cemetery.

Jonesburg Monte Brown Jefferson Barracks Veterans Hospital Ann Harding Funeral Home Jonesburg Cemetery

Jack B. Keath Rites Held In St. Louis

Funeral services were held in St. Louis for Jack Boyce Keath 45 son of Mr and Mrs Harry P Keath Sr of Route 1 Mexico after a brief illness. He worked as a Wagner Electric supervisor in St Louis for six years and was a World War II veteran and Mason. Survivors include his wife Rosemarie three daughters and a son all of St Louis brother and stepmother. Services were conducted by multiple clergy with Masonic rites by Wellston Lodge 631 AF and AM.

St. Louis Jack Boyce Keath Harry P. Keath Route 1 Mexico Keath St. Mary’s Hospital Kriegshauser’s South Funeral Home Wellston Lodge No. 631 AF & AM Wagner Electric Park Methodist Church Hannibal Harry P. Keath Sr Mabel Williams Keath Rosemarie Betty Jean Bowe Diana L. Mecca Linda S. Keath Jack Boyce Keath Jr Harry P. Keath Jr Birmingham Ala Laura Keath George Hammond First Baptist Church of Festus Marvin Jones Friendship Baptist Church of

First Child for Van Matre Couple at McGuire AFB

Capt. and Mrs. Craig Van Matre of McGuire Air Force Base New Jersey announce the birth of their son born Thursday weighing 10 pounds 5 ounces named Brian Craig. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Everett Van Matre of 1725 Reavis Rd and Col. and Mrs. James Brink of Fayetteville North Carolina.

Craig van Matre McGuire Air Force Base N. J Brian Craig Everett van Matre Reavis Rd James Brink Fayetteville N. C

Svetlana Peters Plans To Raise Own Child In U S

Svetlana Alliluyeva Peters, daughter of Joseph Stalin, intends to personally rear her newborn daughter Olga Margedant in Marin General Hospital California. Her sister-in-law Margedant Hayakawa says she is eager to raise her own child, having studied Dr. Benjamin Spock, while Peters is married to William Wesley Peters, Wright Foundation chief architect. The couple reside near Taliesin West in Scottsdale and the baby weighs seven pounds nine ounces.

San Rafael Calif Svetlana Alliluyeva Peters Joseph Stalin Russia Svetlana Margedant Peters Hayakawa Mrs. Peters Marin General Hospital Olga Margedant Peters Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation Sta Scottsdale Ariz Wright Foundation Taliesin West Soviet Union West Brijesh Singh India Singh Frank Loyd Wright Hgs Taliesinest Svetlana Peters Josef Stalin Olga

Newsman criticizes threats to media watchdog role

Sigma Delta Chi president says media welcomes criticism from Nixon aides but rejects threats. Robert W. Chandler of Bend Bulletin cites Agnew as pressuring outlets and warns against campus radicals or Chamber of Commerce presidents mirroring that stance. He urged self watchfulness to prevent state legislature scrutiny.

San Diego Calif Sigma Delta Chi National Journalism Society Nixon Robert W. Chandler Bend Ore Bulletin Spiro T. Agnew Agnew Chandler Chamber of Commerce

Mental Health Assn Dinner To Be Tuesday

The East Central Missouri Association for Mental Health will hold a dinner meeting Tuesday night at Cecil's Restaurant in Fulton at 7 15 p.m. Tickets are 2.50 each and all interested persons are invited. Rev Roy Kinder will speak on alcoholism and its social impact. Those in six counties may attend. Fulton reservations at Cecil's or the Mexico office.

East Central Missouri, Association For Mental Health Cecil's Fifth Street Fulton Roy Kinder U.S Cecil’s Audrain Pike, Ralls Monroe Montgomery Centralia Mental Health, Association Office Coal St Mexico

Fourth Night Of Kent Disturbances In Kent Ohio

Police arrested twenty people as students massed on Main Street and marched to Kent State University campus blocking traffic. It was the fourth straight night of disturbances with 300 to 400 on Main Street and windows broken along the route. Riot police moved in and about 60 officers approached from the campus and dispersal followed after arrests and attempts to restore traffic flow. The area quieted after the arrests and a prior call for peace by President Robert I. White.

Kent, Ohio Main Street Kent State University Robert I. White

Bond Audit Finds Faults in Holman Administration

An independent audit of the Missouri state auditor’s office covering about 18 months of former Auditor Has Kell Holman found failures to follow statutory duties. Touche Ross and Co. conducted the audit at Kit Bond’s request, costing $5,516. It notes 31 counties had not been audited since Dec. 31, 1966, and many post audits for agencies and institutions were not performed. The report lists $87,735.99 in unpaid receivables as of Jan. 11, some dating back 20 years, with issues of disputed or nonexistent bills. It also cites delays in issuing state checks and infrequent turnover of receipts to the Revenue Department.

Jefferson City State Auditor’s Haskell Holman Touche Ross and Co St. Louis Christopher Kit) Bond Holman Bond Revenue Department

Cab Strike Ends In St Louis After Three Year Pact

Yellow Cab drivers in St Louis end a 16 week strike after accepting a three year contract. The new agreement raises daily cab rental to drivers and increases basic fare from 55 to 75 cents for a quarter mile. Norfolk police chief orders arrests for disorderly conduct amid the dispute.

St. Louis ST. Louis Yellow Cab Co St. Louis R Fle Saanmba Norfolk, Va Norfolk Claude J. Staylor William Seibert Jr

Two-Pound Baby and Dissenter Marked by Health and Absence

Mount Holly New Jersey AP Thomas Harker celebrated his 102nd birthday saying he weighed only two pounds at birth and remained frail early life but built a sturdy dairy career near Medford. His daughter Beatrice Haines attributes longevity to his easygoing cheerful nature. Meanwhile House Internal Security Committee hearing on antiwar groups saw a dissenter skip sessions, as Rep. Robert F. Drinan D Mass criticized the pace and scope while pledging ongoing monitoring and future testimony on NPAC PCPJ leadership finances and influences.

Mount Holly N.J Thomas Harker Beatrice Haines Medford Washington House Internal Security Committee Robert F. Drinan D-Mass Drinan National Peace Action Coalition People’s Coalition For Peace and Justice NPAC PCPJ Socialist Workers Party Communist Party USA

Sturgeon R-5 Hires New Superintendent

The Sturgeon R-5 School Board names Jerry E. White of Versailles as superintendent for next year. White, 38, has 11 years as a teacher, pursued a doctorate in school administration, and plans a dissertation next year. He attended multiple colleges, is married with one daughter, and belongs to Versailles Christian Church and the Lions Club.

Sturgeon R-5 Jerry E. White Versailles Mt. Vernon Joplin Ozark Bible College Drury College Kansas State College Southwest and Central Missouri University of Missouri Versailles Christian Church and Lions Club

Sturgeon R-5 High School Names Valedictorian and Salutatorian

Miss Leigh Jennings is valedictorian and Miss Carol Nunnenkamp is salutatorian of the Sturgeon R-5 High School graduating class. The class includes 21 graduates, with both honorees noted as daughters of their respective parents.

Sturgeon Leigh Jennings Lloyd Jennings R-5 High School Carol Nunnenkamp John Nunnenkamp

Mexican Ledger Publishing Rates and Hours Notice

Mexican Ledger lists daily publication details with exceptions on Sundays and holidays at 300 N Washington St Mexico MO. Rates include single copy 10 cents, mail subscriptions by region, and office hours 8 to 5 30 weekdays and 8 to 3 Saturdays.

Washington St Mexico México Audrain

Seale Jury Still Arguing in New Haven Trial

A 12 member jury in the Bobby Seale Black Panther case resumed deliberations in New Haven. A deputy sheriff reported loud arguments from the room as the third day of jury talks continued between five Black defendants and seven white jurors.

New Haven, Conn Black Panther Bobby G. Seale

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