FBI Bulletin Profiles Patricia Swinton Woman Wanted for Bombings
The FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin spotlights Patricia Elizabeth Swinton aka Patricia Rihn as a wanted conspirator in eight dynamite bombings in New York City from July to November 1969. Descriptions list her height 5 ft 7 in, 130 pounds, blonde, blue eyes, white American, FBI number 130856H, with aliases and a past as a schoolteacher. Swinton remains at large. she may be armed.
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Patricia Elizabeth Swinton
FBI Law Enforcement. Bulletin
FBI
Patricia Elizabeth Rihn
Pat
Swinton
U.S
New York City
End of the Day Psalm Reflection on Help from God
A devotional reflection quotes Psalm 124:1 about God’s aid in peril and the unknowable path of divine guidance. It suggests some of God’s ways are beyond human understanding while others are clear, and future insight clarifies what is not now understood.
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God
Jamming debate over Radio Free Europe and Liberty ends debate
The Guardian notes Soviet jamming of VOA and BBC eased, while Radio Free Europe and Radio Liberty remain. critics urge shutting them, supporters favor open funding to broaden cross border ideas. The piece argues external voices foster understanding and potential liberalization over time.
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Des Moines Register
the Guardian
London
Manchester
Soviet Union
Voice of America
British Broadcasting System
Radio Free Europe
Radio Liberty
U. S
U. S.central Intelligence Agency
Radio Frees Europe
J. W. Fulbright
Dem
Ark
Congress
Moscow
Mexican Girl Scout moves up at Hawthorne School ceremony
Readable from Mexico community notes cover a fly up and rededication for Cheryl Aussicker and classmates at Hawthorne School. The report also mentions Cheryl Margaret Vardy as Montgomery R-2 High School’s first Australian exchange student living with Mr. and Mrs. John G. Miller Jr. and Ann, plus election of officers for the Audrain County American Cancer Society.
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Cheryl Aussicker
Marsha Burch
Sharon Cossey
Janie Gardner
Christine Hueston
Jackie Johnson
Karen Keith
Roberta Powell
Barbara -Anne Ross
Lisa Sullivan
Susan Swanson
Hawthorne ‘School
Brownies
Cheryl Margaret Vardy
Montgomery
R-2 High
Australia
John G. Miller Jr
Ann
Mary
Montgomery City
M.A. Gibson
Florence Barlow
E. Love ,Bt
Missouri School of Mines and Metallurgy
Holle
Harlow
Put Out the Flame and Euthanasia Debate Seen in Letters
Readers discuss end of life choice and the difference between letting die and putting out the flame. A Boston Globe reader argues against euthanasia while a Palos Verdes Estates correspondent recounts a dying husband’s wish for peace. Ann Landers also addresses gossip and office culture with humorous advice.
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Ann Landers
R.B. Richards
Palos Verdes Estates
Calif
Boston Globe Reader
Scabies Comeback and Reader Questions in Dr Thosteson Column
In a letter column Dr Thosteson discusses a scabies resurgence linked to close contact, outlines treatment options with benzyl benzoate lotion and Kwell, and stresses laundering and hygiene to prevent recurrence. Additional Q A cover mineral oil effects on eyesight and cholesterol, and plain language for heart attack terminology, with notes on the column’s peer reader mail policy.
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Thesteson
M. E
Dr. Thosteson
Birthday wishes for local residents and notable figures
Birthday greetings are extended Friday to Kathy Elaine Carson of Laddonia and Saturday to a long list including Terry Lynn Talley Jay Taft Mrs James Walker Mrs George D Allen Wade Casey Mrs Leonard Patterson Bill Duncan Mrs Clark Gibbs Roger Dee Field Mrs Elmer Barnes Eddie Franke Kelly Tate Rose Fischer Patty Fort H A Jaeger and Kathy Lynn Fetterhoff. Also noted are today's birthdays for Jerome Robbins aged 55 and Newaran Joseph Alsop aged 63.
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Kathy Elaine Carson
Laddonia
Terry Lynn Talley
Jay Taft
James Walker
George D. Allen
Wade Casey
Leonard Patterson
Bill Duncan
Clark Gibbs
Roger Dee Field
Elmer Barnes
Eddie Franke
Kelly Tate
Rose Fischer
Patty Fort
H. A. Jaeger
Kathy Lynn Fetterhoff
Television Listings and Program Highlights Tonight
Local stations offer a mix of dramas and comedies led by CBS with Tiger On A Chain and Ambush On 7th Avenue. The Waltons and Flip Wilson appearances anchor 7 PM slots, with NBC and ABC specials and a Weather summary at 10:30.
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Hannibal
Columbia
St. Louis
Quincy
CBS
Tiger
Toma
7Th Avenue
Waltons
Flip Wilson
Leroy
Will Pussyfoot
Redd Foxx
Joan Rivers
Helen Reddy
Phil Donahue
ABC
Nashville
NBC
Dragnet
Terry Egan
Spell of Evil
Ozark Opry
National
Gomer
Geographic
Untouchables
Dr. Brothers
the Advocates
Andy Griffith
Gleason
Friday Ledgerland Station Listings and Highlights
TV and movie guide covering Washington Week In Review at 7 00 p m on Channel 9 Dracula remake on CBS Movie at 8 00 with Jack Palance Dean Martin Show at 9 00 In Concert and Midnight Special host with Blood Sweat and Tears and others Local listings include Man In The Saddle Dracula The Valley Of Gwangi A Night At The Opera and more plus daytime shows and soap blocks featuring Young and Restless General Hospital and Guiding Light
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Honeymooners
Reggie van Gleason
CBS Report
Terry Egan
NBC Follies
Sammy Davis
Mickey Rooney
Wayne Newton
Joey Heatherton
Ken Berry
Channel 5
Alaska
CBS
Washington Week
Room 222
Jack Palance
Kirk Douglas
Dean Martin
Blood Sweat and Tears
Persuasions
Savoy Brown
Roy Buchanan
Roy Womack
The
Bee Gees
Chuck Berry
Lee Michaels
King Crimson Group
Apple
Appleberry
Monty Python
Randolph Scott
Hal Barton
Guiding Light
Brian Keith
Tenafly TV Review Highlights James McEachin Detective Flair
AP critic Jay Sharbutt reviews NBC's Tenafly starring James McEachin as a modest private eye. The series centers on a Los Angeles cab-holdups case with a family man detective in a large agency, solving a convoluted plot involving a music man and a rival cab owner. Despite weak writing and wasted guest stars, McEachin's portrayal keeps the show engaging enough for a second look.
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Jay Sharbutt
NEW York (Ap
James McEachin
NBC
Los Angeles
McEachin
CBS
Shaft
Tom Bosley
Plano
Ross Martin
Pat O'Brien
Larry Storch
Mexico Ledgews Publishing Details and Rates
Mexico Ledges published daily except Sundays and holidays at 300 N Washington St Mexico Mo 65285. Second class postage paid in Mexico. Single copy by carrier $2.00 per month in Mexico and nearby towns. Mail rates listed for Audrain and adjoining counties. other counties and out of state rates provided with yearly and six month options. Office hours 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. weekdays and 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Saturdays.
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Mexico Ledges
Washington St
Mexico
Coviet
Satury
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