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Newspaper
Mexico Ledger
Location
Mexico, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1970
Page
2
The piece argues a traitor betrays the United States by denying its ideals. It emphasizes liberty, dignity, and opportunity as core national values. It notes some people are "sick" or mentally zero, yet traitors exist in society.
The fragment invokes a plea for inner mastery to become a servant to others and attributes the sentiment to Sir Alec Paterson.
Globe Supports Bond and attacks Holman in Missouri campaign. Editorial argues lack of audits across state agencies, calling for an independent auditor to expose waste and mis spending. Emphasizes need for accountability in state government ahead of November elections.
A discussion on banning phosphates highlights consumer influence, public education, and potential legislation. The piece notes phosphates’ role in water pollution, their persistence in sewage treatment, and the economic impact on households amid rising living costs. It warns consumer action could precede legislative change.
Sunday birthday wishes go out to Clifford Farrah Wenny Geraldine Womack Mildred Greenberg Mrs Jerry Maxwell Harold Mechlin Benny Baum Mrs Thomas Reed Charlie Wierheimer Harm Aswegan Keith Green Betty Jane Borcherding Norma Sue Sampson Estalene Moore with best wishes for a joyful year ahead.
Readers share worries about romance after engagement, money waste perceptions, and marital intimacy. Ann Landers counsels on spicing night life, adopting a baby, addressing a son in law, and respectful family greetings, urging practical steps and clear communication.
A letter asks about tubal ligation terms and legality, fear of pregnancy after tying tubes, possibility of untying, need for other birth control methods, and whether a gynecologist can perform the procedure. The response explains tubal ligation terminology, potential for undoing, legal variations by state, and cautions, plus related medical notes.
Voter rolls in Mexico grow as about 5000 to 8000 additional residents become eligible since August. Early this summer 5405 voters were registered, and the tally suggests 6500 to 7000 Mexicans may vote in the upcoming presidential election. Additional regional notes include 4 H conference selections and local community activities.
Cynthia Lowry reviews Helen Hayes portrait on NET Playhouse a 90 minute six decade career montage. Hayes narrates most of the program interweaving private life with stage clips including Mary Stuart Victoria and other roles. Interviews with Marc Connolly George Abbott and Armina Marshall add context while footage spans Nyack home and a Hudson River overlook.
Television listings show CBS and other channels with program highlights including The Great Race, headlined by film and talk segments. Notable items include The Andy Griffith Show, Roadside adventures, and late-night talk with Cavett. Multiple stations schedule news, sports, and movies through the evening.
Long guide to channels 2 3 4 5 8 10 11 13 detailing World Series narration by Rod Serling, movies like The Deadly Gunfighter and The Bridges at Toko-Ri, variety shows with Johnny Cash and Nancy, sports and college football, news, weather, and multiple daytime programs across stations with times and featured guests including Allen J. Dick, John Schuest, and others.
Readable listings show Camera Three at 7 30 a.m. and St Louis at 1 00 p.m. plus many film and TV programs across channels 2 4 7 11 13. Notable items include Killer on the Loose, Audie Murphy 1963 titles, Clancy and San Francisco 49ers vs Rams, and various music and sports segments. The piece notes mixed reviews and schedules around football, movies, and variety shows.
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