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Newspaper
Mexico Ledger
Location
Mexico, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1970
Page
2
A railing editorial denounces a so called cult of the weak that favors peace and disarmament over defense. It insists strength and resolve are essential, citing Vietnam prisoners and Czech fighters to condemn appeasement and promote enduring vigilance. The piece urges fighting for convictions and liberty.
A contemplative line echoes Christ weeping for Jerusalem from Luke 13 34 urging readers to consider if their city or life moves God to tears. The text juxtaposes prophetic rejection with a plea for repentance and moral reflection.
The writer commends Ledger editorials and local figures for supporting fair taxation and thoughtful critique of county property evaluation during the Jet-Trailer Convention. They express appreciation for the community voices, doctor’s stand, and commitment to paying taxes, hoping for another visit.
Yesterday in Mexico the recreation program announced two new tennis courts at Hardin Junior High, picnic tables and benches in parks, plus painted pools. Maj. Joe Bailey cited 319 adults in evening classes and 64 election judges and clerks in training. A hospital coffee shop opens tomorrow after five years of work. funds from three bazaars furnish stainless steel equipment and snacks. Volunteers will staff daily service, selling soup and sandwiches as a club gift shop buys adent needs and memories. The Kiwanis minstrel is returning after years and expected to be a top show.
Hal Boyle notes about 1,500 people die annually in train-car crashes. He observes irony that in about one third of grade crossing accidents the vehicle strikes the side of a speeding train, rather than the train hitting the vehicle.
A collection of letters to Dear Ann Landers discusses obsessive counting rituals and repetitive acts in children and adults, noting paths to professional help and family impacts. A mother describes a boy with compulsive counting and a father who rejects therapy, while other readers ask about knuckle cracking and personal guidance.
The page outlines tonight’s television lineup with multiple channels showing movies, dramas, and comedies. Notable items include Gunsmoke and Lassie airings, Bob Hope specials, and guest appearances on major shows. Sports listings mention football and playoff games, with a mix of local and national programs throughout the evening.
Television listings detail a busy Tuesday schedule across channels 2 through 13 featuring baseball playoffs, comedies with Herschel Bernardi, Gordon Torrey reports, Don Knotts appearances, programs like Marcus Welby and The Beverly Hillbillies, News broadcasts, and a slate of movies including But I Don't Want To Get Married and My Man Godfrey. The guide lists cartoons, game shows, talk shows, and sports coverage with times, channels, and featured segments.
The Cartright family and Old West settings keep the program steady as an episode delivers stock western characters, a crime plot, prison escapes, and a father son moment. The review notes the season may offer more years if stars stay. It critiques the show’s moral bite and entertainment balance.
The Mexico Ledger lists pricing for local, in-state, and out-of-state subscriptions with different term lengths and a monthly rate for armed forces. Office hours run 8:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday and 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Saturday.
A letter explains why leg ulcers form from poor venous return, with stasis and tissue breakdown common at the ankles. It notes ulcers often arise after minor injuries or infections and may weep as fluids harden into a scab. Removing congested varicose veins is essential to improve circulation and healing.
A medical column reviews leg ulcers, noting factors such as lupus, syphilis, anemia, tuberculosis, and diabetes as potential causes. Treatments include vein-closure injections, compression hosiery, rest with legs elevated, and antibiotics for infections. Sugar poultice remedies are mentioned as old fashions, with skin grafts possible after circulation improves.
Wednesday wishes go to Mrs Maude Brookshier and a list of well wishers including Mike Williams A W Meine Billy Joe Roberts Donald Forsythe Ronald Scherer Wallace Playter Melvin Worley Julie Shinn Mrs Helen Bounds Carl Myers Cora Salmons Robin Roberts Dennis Hollingsworth Edward West with cake and candles in a local birthday notice.
Richard Boone once argued no series should run beyond two seasons but revised his view after Richard Boone Show. Many shows grow shopworn after several seasons as actors labor to stay lively. The challenge lies in maintaining fresh scripts while Bonanza anchors NBCs Sunday lineup into its 12th season amid popularity.
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