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Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1972

Page

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Gomedienne Marie Wilson Dies Of Cancer

Marie Wilson a famed comedienne from the My Friend Irma era died of cancer at age 56 on Thanksgiving Day. She rose to fame as a teenage star with Warner Brothers and later faced censor battles over wardrobe. She is survived by her second husband television producer Robert Fallon and a 14-year-old adopted son Greg.

Gomedienne Marie Wilson Sollywood Actres Hore Miss Wilson Irma Warner Brothers Lucille Vira James Cagney Pat Brien Robert Fallon Greg

Mystery in Norway Fjord Lights Baffle Officials

Oslo reports green and yellow lights seen on the southern arm of Sognefjord amid a 12 day search for a possible foreign submarine. Police investigate as defense officials say a frigate fired on a moving underwater object that proved not to be a submarine.

Oslo Norway Naval Headquarters Sognefjord Defense Command Trondheim

Missouri Senators Visit Yugoslavia Conference With Tito

Missouri senators Stuart Symington and Thomas Eagleton are among 12 U.S. lawmakers in Yugoslavia for a two day visit and a conference with President Josip Broz Tito. They arrived Thursday and will travel to Brioni and visit Sofia Bucharest and Prague afterward.

Belgrade Yugoslavia Missouri Stuart Symington Thomas Eagleton U.S Josip Broz Tito Brioni Sofia Bucharest Prague

Bolivian government imposes state of emergency over textile strike

Bolivian regime declares an emergency as troops surround La Paz textile districts after a 24 hour strike by workers. Arrests numbered unknown. media and union leaders detained, later released. Bank employees join, wives threaten hunger strike if husbands stay detained.

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