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Newspaper
Mexico Ledger
Location
Mexico, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1971
Page
2
The piece argues that public officials constantly attack news media, especially network television, amid a drumbeat of criticism. It urges the press to maintain truth in reporting as the defense and notes newspapers and radio news are improving while magazines and TV lag. It predicts continued attacks until TV news raises its accuracy.
A reflection on Psalm 147:1 praising God through song and worship. The writer notes God delights in praises from His children and that singing psalms remains fitting and valuable in modern times.
Special Agent in Charge William A. Sullivan forwards appreciation for the May 11 editorial, expressing gratitude for favorable FBI administration comments and continued confidence. The Mexico Ledger and See Tv are thanked for publicity and support during the Residential Cancer Campaign, with thanks to area and neighborhood chairmen and contributors for a successful effort.
In Mexico on May 25 1961 Hardin Junior High promoted 266 ninth graders the largest class in school history with Dr Ned Rodes speaking. Mexico High named Joe Bailey valedictorian and John Ringo salutatorian. Dr Fred Helsabeck and Dr Hubert Sheeler assisted. The will of Herbert L Morris left 100 to 17 local churches. Also notes Pfc Rube Senor reportedly en route home from Korea.
Greetings note lists LaVerne Parker Paul C Smith Myrtle Hampton Mrs Bertha Harmon Stanley Pulis Mrs Dorothy Stevingson Debbie Nelson and Mrs Howard Potter with birthday wishes. QUOTABLE The only difference between a caprice and a lifelong passion is that the caprice lasts a little longer.
A reader protests Ann Landers V D guidance for lacking specifics on gonorrhea and syphilis while others praise the column for V D education. Notes from letters by A R of San Leandro Melvin D Lightener and an Indianapolis teacher urge clear public health guidance and teen awareness.
Dear Dr Thosteson outlines treatment for leg cramps including calcium nutrition, circulation improvement, proper footwear, and possible surgery for severe arterial constriction. A 25 cent mail request asks for the booklet How to Stop Leg Cramps and Foot Pains.
A partial listing shows channels including Khya tv channel 7 Hannibal Komu ty Columbia 10 Weem tv Quincy 11 Kplr St Louis. The fragment indicates a regional TV lineup with station names and channel numbers across multiple cities.
Local listings show channels Ktvi Ktvo Ottumwa Kmoxte and Kid-tv in St Louis offering a mix of programs including wildlife specials at 7 p.m. and films such as Cry Terror and Assault on the Wayne throughout the evening. News programs, talk shows, and classic series fill the late night schedule with Carson/Cavett segments and sports/news updates.
TV schedule notes feature Men at Law plot about swindler eviction, Shiloh drama under a gallows, Plimpton flying circus special, David Frost lineup, Globetrotters and other shows. Also includes a broad day’s slate from 4 to 13 with Kids cartoons, news, sitcoms, movies, and late night talk. AP writer Cynthia Lowry discusses TV production shifts and casting changes including Ironside’s new aide Fran Belding and Eve Whitfield’s exit.
NBC serial Another World will lose Geoffrey Lamb who plays lawyer Mitchell Dru after seven years. Producers will retire the character rather than recast. Tricia Nixon and Edward Cox plan a private wedding. CBS previews White House festivity June 11 with networks airing three highlight specials June 12.
Instructional note suggests painting knobs on bottle tops and keeping knob screws to prevent blowing off. Advises that spray paints in various colors and kinds are available at Westlake's for DIY projects.
Mexico Ledger lists publication details including edition schedule, postal rates, and subscription prices. It notes second class postage, local and out-of-state rates, armed forces pricing, and office hours from 8:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. weekdays and 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Saturdays.
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