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Newspaper
Mexico Ledger
Location
Mexico, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1975
Page
2
The piece argues for gratitude and civic duties as the nation approaches its 200th birthday, warning against complacency and cynicism. It recalls Walter Lippmann on liberty and sacrifice, urging restoration of foundational truths and habits to sustain civilization rather than awaiting a new political gadget.
A religious meditation contrasts Jesus words in John 3 3 with rebirth bringing spiritual sight. The text argues reborn individuals see beyond race and denominationalism and gain awareness of need loneliness mercy and service.
A reader critiques women’s dress and Christian modesty while praising scriptural discipline. A separate letter urges Congress to pass H.R. 66 banning cruel leghold traps, citing humane concerns and international bans, with calls to contact representatives Sullivan and Symington.
Dear Ann Landers counsels a sophomore troubled by cliques Jocks Hoods Nobodys and a reader's issue with Uncle Bo dating after his wife's death A nurse recalls a dying man’s family and the kindness of a widow and twelve children with a roses note The column ends with a book offer and appeal for alcoholism awareness to readers
A reader asks if motion sickness can be managed on cruises. Dr Thosteson links past mastoid surgery to balance, suggests ear and vision checks, light meals, rest, fresh air, midship sunning, avoiding reading, and hydration. Medications, possible sedatives, and alternatives may help. A second reader asks about contact lenses. hormones may affect wear and lenses should be avoided if symptoms persist. Also discussed is pregnancy mask and hormone therapy with cosmetics as possible relief.
More than 450 people gathered at the First Baptist Church yesterday for a fellowship dinner the highlight of stewardship emphasis month. A special speech was given by Mrs. Warren E.
The note lists Wednesday birthdays for Cloyd Dingman Dorothy Atterberry Larry Dale Woods Roland Frey Gerry Conklin Mrs Frances Munckton Mrs Clara Newsom Carol Newsom Lloyd N Schutz Don Grimm wood Deanna Reams Mrs Helen O Smith Lisa Lina Goslin William Holtkamp and Sandy Martin Also mentions actor Rock Hudson turning 50 Tom Seaver age 31 and a November 17 1955 coaching announcement in Mexico Missouri Martin Cannaday to replace Loyd Brinkman as head football and baseball coach and assistant basketball coach Also notes 1945 Dr Glen P Kallenbach moving to Mexico to open an office 1933 Lester White named to starting lineup for Missouri freshman team 1925 Mildred Cook reelected president of Audrain County Teachers Association.
Wexirco Ledger published daily except Sundays and holidays at 300 N Washington St Mexico Mo 65265. Single copy 15 cents. Rates: carrier 2.25 per month in Mexico and nearby towns. Mail rates listed by county and term. Office hours 8 to 5:30 weekdays 8 to 3 Saturday.
Fragmented listings show erroneous channel numbers and unreported changes. Weather segment notes John Davidson co hosting with Mike Douglas on Channel 4 from Las Vegas while Al Onofrio reviews the Oklahoma game at 6:30 on Channel 8 and 11:30 on Channel 3. Football Bills at Bengals in Cincinnati and a long cinema schedule feature Burt Reynolds, McLean Stevenson, and classic films across channels with many time entries and program notes.
A dense schedule shows Phil Donahue at 6:00 p.m. on Channel 17 with Dr Spock and a 7:00 film “That’s Entertainment” featuring clips from Hollywood’s 1929 to 1958 era. The text lists varied programs, news, games, and movies across channels, detailing times and titles for morning to late-night viewing.
NBC presents Guilty or Innocent The Sam Sheppard Murder Case with George Peppard as Sheppard. The three hour drama, depicting the 1954 Bay Village murder and ensuing trials, is criticized for flat pacing and weak acting especially Peppard and Nina Van Pallandt.
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