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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1973

Page

2

The President and press conduct at a press conference

The head of state must be treated courteously and the press should show restraint. The letter from a reader suggests the media risk damaging democracy by aggressive behavior, while noting President Nixon as the current head of state and urging respectful treatment at public events.

Ledger Jesse L. Steel

End of Day Call to Obedience in Exodus 24

A devotional note urges readers to search God’s word to discern His will and commit to obedience. It cites Exodus 24 7 where the people vow to do all the Lord has said. The message stresses personal application of biblical guidance today.

Moses

History of the Vice Presidency and Its Colorful Officers

Commerce Clearing House notes that the Vice Presidency has evolved through vacancies and unusual events. It outlines Ford's 1973 appointment under the 25th Amendment, historic resignations, illnesses, and deaths, plus lines of succession and notable figures like Burr and Gerry shaping language and power.

Commerce Clearing House Spiro Agnew Rep Gerald Ford Congress John Tyler Millard Fillmore Andrew Johnson Chester A. Arthur Theodore Roosevelt Calvin Coolidge Harry Truman Lyndon B. Johnson Tyler William Henry Harrison CCH George Clinton Elbridge Gerry Henry Wilson William R. D. King Thomas A. Hendricks Garret A. Hobart James S. Sherman Richard M. Johnson Senate

Ann Landers Advice on Dating and Family Pressures

A 17 year old asks if she is abnormal for not wanting to date and whether to date. Ann urges trying dating for six months, then counseling if no interest. Also a wife’s sister with diabetes shows personality changes. doctor should explain to both. A third letter complains of a controlling mother arranging dates for her daughter and prompts the daughter to set boundaries.

Ann Landers Alexandria O.K Peoria Ann Mom Ann

To Your Good Health Dont Say No Cure On Eczema

Dear Dr Thosteson the reader asks if eczema is curable and what causes it. The doctor explains there is no single cause and urges medical evaluation by a pediatrician, noting foods contact allergens diaper rash and soaps as common factors. He also addresses cancer fears from red spots and breast soreness and clarifies impotence versus sterility definitions.

Thosteson L.T.A

Buckley predicts Nixon will resign amid Watergate

Conservative author William F Buckley Jr told a Kansas State University audience that President Nixon is likely to resign in the weeks or months ahead. He cited declining polls and a request from trusted figures as the motive, saying the move would ease national shock and win public favor. Buckley also questioned Gerald Ford's readiness to become president and contrasted free market ideals with Soviet and Chinese systems.

Manhattan Kan William F. Buckley Jr Nixon Buckley Kansas State University Gerald Ford Truman United States Soviet Union Red China Alf M. Landon Kansas

Mexico area arts scene and service news from past papers

Yesterday in Mexico Sunday, Nov. 3, 1963 Sandra Henderson and others exhibited sketches at the Kirksville art exhibit. Lewis B. Harris of Mexico was elected Missouri State Saddle Club president in Sedalia. Migrant families from Mexico stranded in Audrain found lodging through Red Cross. Also: Mary Sue Thompson signed enlistment for two years in the Women’s Army Corps to train at Ft. Lee. New Mexico officials added Garlock and Wilmshorst to Mexico police. Dr. Dwyer named to Arthritis and Rheumatism Foundation committee. Also notes from 1923 about SMU president Selecman and local events.

Sandra Henderson Sue Beckley John Beckley Susan Lowry Deloris Day Gail Mongler Nancy Love Evelyn Sweitzer Kirksville Lewis B. Harris Mexico Missouri State Saddle Club Sedalia Audrain Edinburg Tex Red Cross Ralph Johnson Mary Sue Thompson Women’s Army Corps Ft. Lee Army Miss Thompson E. B. Thompson Morris St Charles E. Garlock Charles J. Wilmshorst Earl Jones Thomas L. Dwyer Eastern Missouri The Arthritis and Rheumatism Foundation

Unclear TV Station Listings and Weather Note

Erroneous listings appear for Ktvi St Louis Ktvo Otturhwa LV cannes Kmox ty and Ksd ty with repeats. Indicates unreported changes by stations. See Tv 12 Weather for reference.

Ktvi St. Louis Ktvo Otturhwa Cannes Kmox-ty Ksd-ty

Television listings and film highlights for tonight

A dense schedule listing college football games on channels including Texas vs SMU at 11:45 and LSU vs Mississippi at 3:00, plus a noon English film Countdown To Danger. Other items feature Rose Kennedy reminiscences, high school and international sports, NBC and ABC movie airings, and a long run of late night entertainment and news. The guide names channels, times, programs, and stars across multiple networks.

Texas SMU Lsu-Mississippi Charles Blair Better World Rose Kennedy Ussr NBA Capital Bullets 76Ers Philadelphia America Alistair Cooke Lincoln Mike Linda Stella St. Louis Laurel & Hardy Death Valley Nashville

Sunday Listings and Highlights From Channel Mix

A dense Sunday schedule lists Camera Three profiles Peter Handke at 7:30 a.m. on Channel 4 and 10:00 a.m. on Channel 7, Notre Dame’s Navy game at 9:00 a.m. on Channel B and 10:30 on Channel 5, plus college football and NFL games across channels 2 3 4 5 7 8 9 11 and 13. The lineup includes Walt Disney’s King Of The Grizzlies, Raoul Walsh profiles in The Men Who Made The Movies, and cinema from Valdez Is Coming to The Pink Panther with varied air times.

Steve Lawrence Paul Sand Carol Burnett Irving Berlin Randolph Scott Abbott and Costello Leo Gorcey Marx Bros Camera Three Peter Handke Channel 4 Notre Dame Navy LA Rams Falcons Atlanta Chicago Bears Packers Green Bay KC Chiefs Chargers San Diego NY Giants Raiders Oakland Channel 7 Disney King of the Grizzlies Raoul Walsh the Life Oral Robert Sacred Heart Rev. Robinson Davey Discovery Herald of America Alastair Cooke ABC Valdez Burt Lancaster Spain Masterpiece Theatre Duke of Denver House of Lords B. F. Skinner Buckley Missouri National Republican Dennis Weaver Amazing Chan Charlie Chan Glenn Ford Panama Sidney Toler Ana Corio Dick van Dyke Peter Sellers van Heflin Kenneth Tobey Sean Connery Mel Ferrer Paul Douglas

Young film makers shake Hollywood with fresh talent

AP reports Steve Spielberg directed a 2 million dollar film The Sugarland Express starring Goldie Hawn at age 25. Rodrick Paul coproduced The Paper Chase at 21 as studios seek youth. The trend highlights directors under 30 behind hits like Dillinger American Graffiti Westworld and Mean Streets.

Los Angeles Steven Spielberg Goldie Hawn Rodrick Paul 20Th Century-Fox Dillinger Irving Tahlberg Universal Studios Darry Zanuck Warner Bros Orson Welles Steve Spielberg Rod Paul

Also Mentioned on This Page

John Adams Thomas Jefferson Martin van Buren Richard Nixon Aaron Burr Daniel D. Tompkins New York John Breckenridge Kentucky Massachusetts House of Representatives Henry Kissinger Secretary of the Treasury Secretary of Defense George C. Thosteson, M. D Edwin Seckler Mary Lynn Pollock Robert Nowlin Charlotte Farris Delbert Fairley Homer Owen Auxvasse Walter Stapleton Tone Schroeder Rhonda LaVallie Coates Jean Stewart Charles Arnold Jr Jane LaRue Susan Shire Wilson Miles Robert R. Ingram Harry Talley Henry H. Moore Roberta Lynn Moore Maryanna Oliver Herbert D. Painter Charles W. Gifford Joyce Coatsworth Linda Black Norma Robinson Jacque Raymond Jones Cheri Cancer Vicki Lynn Fishburn C. C. Selecman Southern Methodist University Dallas Jim Mundy Mexico Christian Church Colin M. Selph Jr Missouri Military Academy Whga-ty Hannibal Kolr Romu-ty Columbia Areg-ty Jeff City Acbj-t Ketc-ty Quincy Stella Stevens Hemagen George Segal Paul Newman John Wayne Laurel and Hardy Edward G. Robinson Mary Martin Ann Corio Brian Donlevy Thelma Ritter Johnny Mann Bobby Goldsboro Doc Elliot Porter Wagoner Carol Byrne Bill Anderson Tom Jones Jimmy Dean Bowling Family Allen Family Fred Bear Welk Bill Cosby Mary T Regis Philbin Bob Newhart Ledgerland Kid Power Rabbi Osmond Pufnstuf Humbard College For Deliverance Face Nation Ze FM World of Animal FBI Perry ABC Mov Barnaby Jones Matt Dillon Protectors Maude Mo. Forum Charles Ashman Callud’s Dept Avengers al Onofrio CBS gPaelore Phoenix Ariz Mexico Ledger N. Washington St Cal State University Long Beach Arizona Studios Universal Centralia, Mo
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