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Newspaper
Mexico Ledger
Location
Mexico, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1970
Page
2
Editorial urges listening to historical voices to face current troubles. Cites Rousseau Lincoln and Churchill while invoking American servicemen and resolve to build a better country for future generations. Encourages faith and collective action to confront modern dangers and uphold national ideals.
A reflective Bible era style urging humility before mystery. The speaker prays for divine mercy to avoid despising or opposing what is not understood, invoking a pious stance toward the unknown.
Missouri parties demand open committee votes on the billion dollar plus budget in the legislature. The piece argues that public accountability requires recording each legislator by name, ending executive sessions and closed doors that shield votes from voters.
Dear reader asks about emphysema cure and relief. Dr Thosteson notes smoking worsens the condition though it is not the sole cause. Emphysema arises from breakdown of small lung air pockets reducing oxygen absorption and air expulsion, often with bronchitis as a companion.
In a mixed column, readers learn about emphysema management and thyroid questions within a broader TV critique. The note references Dr Thosteson requests and the Ironside series along with Family Affair's episode details. It mentions thyroid deficiency as hereditary possibilities and contrasts thyroid pills with hormone extracts.
A Sunday greeting list extends wishes to Mrs. Emmett Hall Michael Minor Mrs E W Wallace Arthur Lee Petty Hugh L Lowry Denice Ann Scott Tina Denise Woodruff Marvin Coil Mary Ann Christopher Mary Wyble Mrs Leo Crump Jay Hostetter Mrs Ellen Pittman Lynn Mayer Vera Morris Keren Sue Jett Bob Maupin.
Hal Boyle notes in ten years U S automobile accidents killed about 475 000 people injured 17 million and cost the nation around 90 billion urging attention to safety and accident prevention.
A letter from Mrs. David A. Schutte, Hardin Junior High PTA president, commends the Mexico Police Department for aiding during the annual cake raffle and night of light rain. The note highlights cooperative efforts by local officers in Hardin.
A reader seeks guidance on dealing with a controlling partner and a daughter who has miscarried. Ann Landers counsels setting boundaries and supporting the daughter's autonomy while addressing harmful family dynamics and parental pressure. A separate letter laments rude behavior on a plane and seeks guidance on handling disruptive passengers.
Tonight features a mix of dramas westerns and comedies across channels 4 7 and 11. Highlights include Clint Walker in a marine drama a World War II film The Naked Spur with James Stewart and a Dick Cavett program later tonight followed by news and weather updates.
Saturday listings mix sports, films, and TV blocks from channel lineups. Highlights include pro football, skating championships, and a wide array of movies and talk shows across channels 2,3,5,8,10, with a focus on Alabama Mississippi games and national broadcasts.
Sunday listings feature camera three at 7 30 am and a mix of NBC ABC CBS programs. Highlights include football chatter and various films such as one million years B C and The Ride Back, plus religious and public affairs shows from Mormon Conference to Face the Nation.
Readable fragments include names Ottumwa Galembla Maxtee St Louis Jatt Quine and dates. The text appears as an OCR garble listing regions and weather notes with unclear actions or events. No coherent report or outcome is evident from the fragments.
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