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Newspaper
Mexico Ledger
Location
Mexico, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1976
Page
6
A compact jumble of words and partial phrases including palm cockatoo club smell cylindrical and various fragments. The text mixes names, objects, and odd pairings with reference to Charles Dickens and miscellaneous items such as kitchen utensils and fish.
Activist Philip Berrigan accused University of Missouri Kansas City officials of censorship after his speech was moved from one campus venue to another. He later told reporters that Democratic candidate Jimmy Carter’s running mate Walter Mondale is connected to a Trilateral Commission report. Berrigan condemned nuclear proliferation and criticized university administration for the change of venue.
In his last full-scale interview as agriculture secretary Earl L. Butz said loan rates for major grains and cotton would not be raised before next spring or before the election. He noted rates might rise next spring when target prices increase, unless political factors intervene.
Delegates from Arab and African nations walked out before Moshe Sanbar’s address as debate over China’s status and Taiwan’s expulsion surfaced. Pakistan urged recognizing Communist China’s lawful rights. India and Nepal backed Pakistan. IMF officials pressed China to join, noting no reply from Beijing.
City Auditorium Manager Charlie Mancuso notes contract riders influence concerts. He cites John Denver needing a rug and chair and demands for peanut butter Aerosmith lime Gatorade and carnations for the Doobie Brothers. Performers can refuse if details are omitted.
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