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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1975

Page

7

Campaign for Ronnie Gates fund to aid semi comatose child

A Ledger campaign seeks public donations for Ronnie Gates, a six year old left semi comatose by herpes viral encephalitis. Funds will cover lifetime care costs including therapies, medications, diapers, and food, with Bill Johnson as trustee and leftover money directed to other families in need.

Liberty School Ronnie Gates Ronnie University Medical Center Ronald Eugene Gates Jr Gates Ronnie Sr Chrystal Reinhardt Co DuPont Moberly Irene Exendine State Crippled Children’s Service Bill Johnson Community Chest Ledgerland Ledger Bill Johnson

Kissinger Presses Russia for Solid Offer in SALT Talks

Secretary of State Kissinger told the Soviet Union there will be no new U.S. nuclear limits proposals until Moscow presents a concrete offer. He warned against summit talks without a SALT agreement, noted stagnation in arms talks, and said the U.S. seeks an honorable compromise while pressuring Russia to respond.

Washington Henry A. Kissinger Soviet Union U.S Kremlin Kissinger Ford Leonid I. Brezhnev United States Defense Departments Defense James R. Schlesinger Andrei A. Gromyko Brezhnev NBC Meet the Press China Peking White House Schlesinger New York City

Everett Durfee Dies After Surgery at 66

Everett Durfee 66 of 615 Webster died at 10 50 a m Sunday at Columbia Regional Hospital after lung cancer surgery. Funeral 10 a m Thursday at Lockewood Park Baptist Church with Rev Delbert Admire officiating. Burial East Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery. Survived by wife Hazel Hull Maddox two sons James Maddox and John Maddox a daughter Delores Shanan two brothers Ellis Durfee and other relatives. Funeral home viewing Wednesday after 4 p.m.

Everett Durfee Webster A.P. Green Refractories Co Columbia Regional Hospital Lockewood Park Baptist Church Delbert East Lawn Memorial Park Princeton Andrew A Elizabeth E. Ganahl Durfee Viola May Blackburn Hazel Hull Maddox Mexico Chillicothe Business College Green Company New York City James Maddox John Maddox Oklahoma City R.C Delores) Shanan Marlow Okla Ellis H. Durfee Denver Miss May Durfee Chillicothe Blanch Keith Port Arthur Texas Arnold Funeral Home

US delegate warns UN on punitive action if resolution passes

An American delegate in New York warned that Congress will take very punitive action if the U N General Assembly adopts the pending resolution. The statement underscores potential U S consequences and signals tense international diplomacy at the United Nations.

United Nations, N.Y Congress U.N. General Assembly Assembly Social Committee Sierra Leone United States America U.N Daniel Patrick Moynihan

Humphrey Carter Ticket Forecast In Democratic Poll

A National Democratic Committee poll reported Hubert H. Humphrey leading the presidential race with 49 percent and Jimmy Carter as the likely vice president with 41 percent among 162 leaders. Carter led for personal vice presidential preference, while Humphrey trailed Kennedy and Jackson in personal presidential preference. The text also notes UN debates on a Zionism racism resolution and U.S. reactions from Moynihan, with Western nations debating strategy.

Humphrey-Carter Democratic Committee Washington National Democratic Committee Hubert H. Humphrey Jimmy Carter U.S. News & World Report Minnesota Humphrey Henry M. Jackson Carter Kennedy Jackson Udall

Reagan To Challenge Ford In Four States

Reagan plans to run in as many GOP primaries as possible to build momentum, with James H. Lake and Peter Hannaford indicating a broad early-primary push. Ford defends limited campaigning per spending limits and vows no withdrawal before the Kansas City convention as rivals consider Massachusetts as a potential early battleground.

Washington Ronald Reagan California Ford James H. Lake United States Lake Reagan Peter Hannaford Massachusetts New Hampshire Florida Ilinois North Carolina White House U.S Kansas City

Mrs. Nannie Brown Rites Tomorrow

Mrs. Nelson Nannie Brown 90 of 908 5S Union died Saturday at Coldwell Nursing Home after two months as a patient. Services Tuesday at Second Baptist Church Mexico with burial at Bethel Cemetery New Franklin. Burial details, survivors, and funeral notice follow. Friends may visit 7 8 p.m. tonight at Arnold Funeral Home. Also, a baby girl born at Audrain Medical Center to Mr and Mrs Joe Dubbert.

Nelson Nannie) Brown Union Coldwell Nursing Home Second Baptist Church of Mexico William Duncan Bethel Cemetery New Franklin Howard County Mack Amanda Bently Walker Nelson Brown Brown Mexico Brenda Coates

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