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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1973

Page

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Fat Jack Photos Of Muskie Probe Uncovers Sabotage Ties

John Buckley, named as Nixon spy Fat Jack, testified before the Senate Watergate committee that he photographed Muskie campaign documents and handed them to Nixon campaign aides. The panel signaled limited witness testimony as it weighs Democratic sabotage claims and possible connections to Watergate figures.

Muskie Nixon Washington John Buckley Fat Jack Senate Watergate Committee Howard H. Baker Jr Tennessee GOP Fred Taugher George McGovern California Los Angeles McGovern Frank Mankiewicz Edmund S. Muskie Bert I. Bernhard Patrick J. Buchanan Donald H. Segretti Kenneth Reitz Elmer Wyatt Senate Buckley Reitz Ed Warren Warren E. Howard Hunt Samuel Cash Taugher Michael W. .McMinoway Louisville McMinoway Cash McGoverns Bert J. Bernhard Clark McGregor Atty John N. Mitchell Sgiso Gary Hart McGregor and Hart McMilloway Hubert H. Humphrey Minnesota Democrat St. Louis Post-Dispatch Humphrey Pennsylvania D-S.c Thomas F. Eagleton Eagleton Louisville Courier Journal McMinaway Henry Jackson Courier Journal Robert Reisner Jeb Stuart Magruder Gordon C. Strachan H.R. Haldeman Haldeman Watergate Hunt G. Gordon Liddy Maine

Centralia council splits on dog control ordinance passage

Mayor Paul Sturgeon cast a deciding vote to break a 3-3 tie, opposing the proposed dog at large and leash or voice control requirements. Others voting for the measure included Ray Brown, Ernie Ferguson, and Harry Donohue, while James Ausmus, Ron Galloway, and Ken Oliver opposed. The meeting also covered water quality issues, bids for city projects, and street and utility work.

Centralia Paul Sturgeon James Ausmus Ron Galloway Ken Oliver Ray Brown Ernie Ferguson Harry

Kissinger Warns Danger To Detente In Middle East

Secretary of State Henry Kissinger warned that U S Soviet relations could be imperiled if Russia acts irresponsibly in the Middle East. He said detente cannot survive irresponsibility and urged a ceasefire as the Senate called for forces to return to prewar positions. Senator Fulbright backed a ceasefire and Israel's pullback.

United Nations, N.Y U.N. Security Council Council United States China Soviet Union U.S John A. Scali Egypt Syria Jacob A. Malik Israel Jordan Zayyat Suez Washington Henry A. Kissinger Middle East Kissinger Senate Sen J.W. Fulbright Foreign Relations Committee Nixon

Church Revises Rule On Divorce In Episcopal Church

Louisville report says the Episcopal Church's House of Bishops approved revised rules lifting the ban on remarriage after civil divorce unless an ecclesiastical annulment is granted. The change, needing deputies' concurrence, allows remarriage in the church and grants pastors wider discretion to approve marriages even if neither party is an Episcopalian.

Louisville Episcopal Church House of Bishops House of Deputies

Kidnap Ring Arrested Over Mexico City Family Matches

Police say five Mexicans and an Argentine Moroccan were arrested for the kidnapping and murder of two sons from wealthy Mexico City families. Families paid a total of $500,000 in ransom. Police state the kidnappers acted for money and had no ties to political or guerrilla groups.

Mexico City

Martinsburg Middletown Bellflower to switch to DDD

Direct distance dialing will launch next Monday for Martinsburg Middletown and Bellflower as part of Eastern Missouri Telephone Co expansion begun in 1972. Silex Eolia and New Hartford already on DDD, with Silex slated for a rebuild to a one party system. nationwide access will begin exactly at noon.

Bowling Green Middletown Martinsburg Bellflower Waldo Buchanan Eastern Missouri Telephone Co Eastern Silex Eolia New Hartford Buchanan

Wexico Ledger Subscription Rates Listed for Mexico and Audrain

The Wexico Ledger outlines monthly rates for addresses in Mexico and Audrain counties with various terms and mail options. Rates include short and longer terms, with special pricing for armed forces members and miscellaneous adjustments.

Missouri adopts new criminal trial rules and juror instructions

The Missouri Supreme Court issued mandatory pattern jury instructions and discovery rules for criminal cases. Beginning January 1, juror instructions apply to felony trials and July 1 discovery rules take effect. The overhaul mirrors civil procedures, enabling exchange of witness lists, grand jury material, and other offense related evidence between prosecutors and defense.

Jefferson City Missouri Supreme Court Missouri American Bar Association

Blind Hypnotist Relies On Voice

Hollywood Florida AP reports blind hypnotist William Craft says he does not use eye contact to hypnotize. He relies on his voice and asks subjects to close their eyes relax and take deep breaths. Craft is believed to be the nation s only licensed blind hypnotist.

Hollywood Fla William Craft Craft

Strother Club Wins Window Display Event

The Strother 4-H Club earned first place for its window display celebrating National 4-H Club Week in Centralia at First National Bank. The theme was 4-H Gets it All Together. Second and third places went to McClintic Pioneers of Rush Hill in Mexico and Prairie Dale Helping Hands in Mexico respectively.

Strother 4-H Club First National Bank of Centralia Gil Rhodes McClintic Pioneers Rush Hill Mattingly’s Mexico Prairie Dale Helping Fashionette Busy Beaver Bo Bouncers Carter Cavaliers Merry Mixers Vandalia Hisey Hoppers Charles Sweitzer The

Limited briefings kept Agnew case tight at Justice Dept

A department internal report shows only eight Justice Department officials knew of the Agnew investigation before media disclosure. Beall, his assistants, Richardson, Ruckelshaus, and Baise formed the core with 11 others having minimal awareness. The censored report was released while a wider court review proceeds.

Justice Department Atty Elliot L. Richardson Agnew Richardson U.S. Atty George Beall Baltimore Beall J.T. Smith William D. Ruckelshaus Gary Baise Department Asst Henry Petersen

FBLA to Install New Officers Tonight at Vet Building

FBLA will meet at 7:00 p m in room 5 at the Vocational Technical Building for the installation of the new officers and dues payment for the current school year. Dixie Greys traveled to Hannibal for the marching festival with return announced on Exec. Fellowship of Christian Athletes meets at 7:00 p m in the Vocal Music Room. Cross country competes with Fulton at Arthur Hills Golf Course at 4 30 p m. Pep Squad meets tomorrow at 6 06 a m in the Auditorium with points taken.

F.B.L.A Dixie Greys Hannibal Exec Fellowship of Christian Fulton Arthur Hills

Argentine Union Leader Killed in Growing Labor Unrest

In Buenos Aires a labor leader was killed and police arrested 30 over a memorial for Che Guevara. Bombs exploded at the Sheraton Hotel with no injuries. At Mar del Plata bus terminal two gunmen killed Julien Julio of the bus drivers union. attackers fled with no leads. Julio was the third labor leader killed recently.

Buenos Aires Ernesto Che”’ Guevara Sheraton Julien Julio Mar del Plata Julio

Senate Watchdog Probe Focuses On Petersen Details

The text notes Petersen was on vacation in July and returned to prep for his Senate Watergate committee appearance on Aug. 7. It adds Petersen and Philip T. White were the only department officials listed as having obtained detailed information after Aug. 6. The department offered no explanation.

Department Petersen Senate Criminal Division Philip T. White

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