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Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1970

Page

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First My Lai Trial Begins This Week

The 30 year old Louisiana Army sergeant Staff Sgt. David Mitchell of St Francisville prepares for court martial at Fort Hood Texas on charges including assault with intent to commit murder for allegedly shooting about 30 Vietnamese in My Lai during the 1968 massacre. He is the first of 25 implicated soldiers to face courts martial as investigations and pre trial motions continue.

Washington Ft. Hood Tex My Lai David Mitchell St. Francisville Mitchell C. C. Brown Americal William R. Peers Peers Army William L. Calley Calley Miami Fla Ft. Benning LA Paz Bolivia David Mitchell Sr Nivia Alfredo Oren

Republicans Challenge Fee Figures Over Tax Accounts

Greene County candidates and legislative hopefuls accuse State Comptroller Vaughn of misstating fee office revenue. They say about 16 million dollars from branch and fee accounts remains uncredited to general revenue, potentially offsetting a 2.5 million shortfall in first quarter revenues. Vaughn will respond later, with GOP lawmakers including Bradshaw Langford Groves Maguire Kennon and Groner backing the challenge.

Jeffreson City Dim Stowe Ae Gael Regniain Tor Mexico Greene County John C. Vaughn Her of Commerce Missouri Vaughn Fee Paul L. Bradshaw Les Langford Edward Doc Groves House Dan Maguire Marvin Kennon Wayne Groner

Chamber executives meet at Lake of the Ozarks event

Mr Stowe attended a Missouri Chamber of Commerce Executives gathering at Lake of the Ozarks with 51 officials from across the state. He will fill the unexpired term of Dick Chamberlain of West Plains, who moved to Kansas. the term runs to 1972. Richard Rice, former Mexico Chamber executive director now in Independence, Mo, is president.

Stowe Chamber Lake of the Ozarks Chamber of Commerce Missouri Dick Chamberlain West Plains Kansas Mexico Richard Rice The Mexico Chamber Independence,, Mo

Birthday brings new home for Harmon family

Special happy birthday to Jennifer Harmon who marks her second year by moving into a new house with Rev. and Mrs. John Harmon. They reside at 1212 Ringo St. near St. Matthew's Episcopal. he becomes vicar of St. Matthew's and St. Barnabas's in Moberly. A City Hall sign is now at N Coal and B Love St confirming the building as City Hall. city offices moved in June 23, 1969.

Jennifer Harmon John Harmon Ringo St St. Matthew's Episcopal Church Harmons Moberly Harmon St.Matthew's Church St. Barnabas’s City Hall N. Coal B. Love St City Ofices

Clarence Elsenrath retires from Green Refractories Co

Clarence D. Elsenrath retires after 22 years with A. P. Green Refractories Co. He began in the tunnel kiln grinding department for 15 years, then moved to stiff mud setting and burning in 1962, and most recently worked in the pattern and machine shop. He resides at 704 S. Fairgrounds and plans gardening and a Nebraska trip. member of St. Matthews Episcopal Church. He has a daughter, Mrs. Gerald Schutte, Route 1, Mexico.

Clarence D. Elsenrath A. P. Green Refractories Co Elsenrath S. Fairgrounds Nebraska St. Matthews Episcopal Church Gerald Schutte

Census Revises Missouri District Populations Figures

Washington congressman Bill Hungate cites corrected preliminary 1970 Census counts for Missouri districts. Highlights include First District over by 41,719 and Ninth District up by 36,558, with a Missouri state total error near 9,405. Figures affect state legislators, U.S. Congressmen, and federal payments. Hungate urges careful verification before final report.

Washington, D.C Bill Hungate Missouri U.S Hungate

Wichita State cancels classes for memorial services

Wichita State University suspends classes as students attend memorial services for 13 football players and a trainer killed in a Colorado Rockies plane crash. Ten survivors, including co pilot Ronald Skipper, and trainer Tom Reeves died. officials inspect engines and fuel for clues. University weighs whether to complete the football schedule with reserves.

Wichita, Kan Wichita State University WSU Colorado Rockies Tom Reeves Lutheran Hospital Denver Reeves Cessna Stadium Mt. Bathel Silver Plume Colo Utah State Logan Utah National Transportation Safety Board John Taylor Brian Dunbar The Safety Board Ronald G Skipper Wichita State Southern Illnois University Cincinnati Arkansas Tulsa Memphis State North Texas State Louisville

Kennedy vows to serve full Senate term instead of 1972 bid

Boston AP report quotes Sen. Edward Kennedy promising a full six year term in the Senate and not pursuing the 1972 presidency. He cites obligations to his children and family burdens from higher office, while noting Sen. Edmund S. Muskie as the odds-on favorite for the Democratic nomination.

Boston Edward M. Kennedy Kennedy Senate Kennnedy Edmund S. Maskie

President's Commission on Ireland trial to be held this week

AP reports Campus unrest and political tension amid Nelson Nixon era events. The article notes the President's Commission on Ireland, the Ohio National Guard fatalities, Kent State shootings, and shifting U.S. naval postures in the Med. It also covers Cambodia's monarchy move, Palestinian actions in New York prisons, and Bolivia's Oren presidency amid regional upheaval.

Newmarket Fergus Commission On Ireland Nixon Ohio National Guard Washington Kent Middle East Supreme Court U.S Phnom Penh

Miss World U S contestant chosen at Lake Tahoe

Sandie Worsfeld, 24, a Chicago blonde model, won the Miss World U S A title in Lake Tahoe and will represent the United States in Miss World in London on November 18.

Incline Village Sandie Worsfeld Chicago United States London U.S.A Lake Tahoe

Airliner Surrounded by Armored Units After Landing

Armored cars tanks and troops swarmed the airliner on arrival keeping passengers confined inside the cabin.

US Troops Arrive for Big Lift Drill Near Czechoslovakia

The first of 11 400 combat ready US Army troops arrive in Frankfurt to start the Big Lift test maneuvers near the Czechoslovak border as 100 000 Warsaw Pact troops conduct the largest maneuver between West Germany and West Berlin. A C141 StarLifter landed the first 92 reforger troops from McGuire AFB.

Frankfurt Germany West Berlin Rhine-Main Air Base McGuire Air Force Base N.J Ft. Riley Kan West Germany

Guerrillas Hold Lebanese Officers on Beirut Plane

Two Lebanese Intelligence officials were held by Palestinian guerrillas on a Beirut airport plane for 90 minutes before release. The guerrillas were refused permission to disembark, leaving the aircraft at Beirut airport.

Beirut Lebanon

Bolivian President Fends Off Military Coup Attempt

President Alfredo Ovando Candia retained control after an attempted overthrow by the army chief of staff, with rebels pressuring for his resignation. Ovando, returning from Santa Cruz, urged unity and warned of fighting if necessary as ministers negotiated with rebel leader Gen Rogelio Miranda.

LA Paz Bolivia Alfredo Ovando Candia Araffs Ruben Sanchez Colorado Regiment Ovando Rogelio Miranda

Unclear text report on military activity near Cochabamba and Baghdad

Unconfirmed details describe government emergency, armed groups, air force responses, and movements between La Paz Baghdad and Beirut. Report mentions guerrilla outfits, cabinet ministers, and scheduled overland routes to Jordan Pwaydo with conflicting fragments about dates and personnel.

Cochabamba Baghdad Iraq Air Force la Paz Toledo Serillas Ovan Beirut Phinkett Park Jordan Pwaydo Ovando Sev Alice Stair Jefferson Guerril Miranda Jas

Kentucky unrest and street closures amid Guatemalan crisis

The report notes a coup ousting President Luis Adolfo Siles Sali nas, with 33 retired officers including two ex leaders calling Ovando to resign. They seek a junta to arrange elections. Also mentions Mexico street crowd on N Kentucky Rd and planned blade fitting closures from Curtis St to Sherwood Rd tomorrow.

Luis Adolfo Siles Salinas Ovando Regirmie la Junta Mexico Street N. Kentucky Rd Kentucky Curtis St Sherwood Rd

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