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Newspaper
Mexico Ledger
Location
Mexico, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1975
Page
3
Dear Heloise readers share simple kitchen hacks including a quick pastry blending method using a plastic container to mix flour salt and shortening then water. Readers praise the idea and note it makes pie prep easier and faster with a gold plated pie pan as a joke.
An advertisement promotes Seamed-To Slim pantsuit patterns with midsection slimming claims and pricing. It also lists a bookmobile schedule for the Mexico Audrain County library system detailing routes and times from Monday through Friday at churches, schools, and centers.
Cubans who fled after Fidel Castro's rise assist Vietnamese refugees arriving in Florida. Wilfredo Acosta helps at Eglin Air Force Base. Jose Menendez offers rent free housing. Gladys Victores donates canned milk and foods to 31 South Vietnamese refugees. The piece notes the Cuban exodus and ongoing U.S. refugee program costs and settlement patterns.
A videotape program showing Audrain Medical Center emergency room procedures will be re broadcast at 6 00 p m on Channel 12 See Tv The segment accompanies Monday ledges and sports listings including Monday Night Baseball at 7 15 with Joe Garagiola pre game at 7 00 The schedule also lists morning and daytime programs with multiple show titles and times
TV schedule notes show Douglas Show at 3 30 pm on the fourth day. Rhoda and Joe’s friend clash at 8 30 pm on the fourth, seventh, and thirteenth. McLean Stevenson hosts Tonight on the fifth, eighth, and tenth at 10 30 with Sonny Bono. Tom Snyder discusses TV commercials on Tomorrow at noon on the fifth, eighth, and tenth. Several movies and programs are listed with times across channels including The Death Master 1972, Botany Bay 1953, Ont. Susanna 1951, and more.
Senate Birch Bayh leads bid for direct popular vote to elect the president. In Laos or Malaysia rising anti U.S. sentiment prompts Souvanna Phouma to end a 24 year U.S. aid program amid civil strife as a prime minister resigns. Exiled Nobel laureate Solzhenitsyn signals possible settlement in western Canada. NATO is headquartered in Belgium.
The newsitem notes a famed quarterback, long associated with the New York Jets, turning down a 4 million dollar offer to join the Chicago Winds of the World Football League.
A short word-matching puzzle lists four terms paired with four definitions. Cranium matches skull of vertebrate, helium is a very light gas, moratorium means delay of action, aluminum is a lightweight metal, and ultimatum is the final offer of demand.
The well known British monarch on the throne during the American Revolution is referenced. This week marks his birthday, highlighting the historical figure's reign and significance in the era.
The 59th Indianapolis 500 winner is unspecified. The Kentucky Colonels beat the Indiana Pacers for their first championship in the American Basketball Association. Mexico City offered to host 1976 Games if Montreal cannot due to delays. Filbert Bays of Tanzania broke the old world record in the 440 yard dash. The New York Knicks player has been named to the NBA All-Defensive Team every year since 1969.
A community roundtable debates suitable summer jobs for youth. Panelists discuss safety, skill building, and practical options beyond typical teen work, emphasizing diverse opportunities in education, outdoors, and service roles.
A rating scale from 61 to 70 fair 71 to 80 good and 81 to 90 excellent appears with WEC Inc Madison Wisconsin noted for answers at page bottom.
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