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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1970

Page

3

Must Stop Terrorism Says Senator Symington

In Sedalia Missouri Senator Stuart Symington urged that bombing burning shooting and terrorism have no place in American society. Speaking for Democratic luncheon and dinner events he linked truck sniping recent blasts to broader threats and called for protecting citizens and law enforcement from terrorism before it tears at American tradition.

Sedalia Stuart Symington Symington Marshall Springfield Chicago University of Wisconsin

Senior Citizens On Kiwanis Program

Ten Garfield Community Center seniors visited the Mexico Kiwanis Club for a luncheon program. Mrs. Charles Fisher traced the Garfield group history and noted Jack Wilding and Mrs. Quinnie Benton forming it in 1968, now 36 members. Benton spoke on Audrain County history and a senior quartet performed. Jeff Fine and Chuck Johnson of the Mexico High School Key Club attended.

Garfield Community Center Mexico Kiwanis Club Charles Fisher Mexico Jack Wilding Quinnie Benton

Who Puts Jelly In Doughnuts in Newark

A playful AP feature from Newark New Jersey questions odd factory jobs such as jelly filling doughnuts and cotton stuffing aspirin bottles. It contrasts old pride in craft with modern mass production and asks who dedicates a life to such tasks.

Newark

Miss Missouri Pageant Honored as Top Jaycee Project

The 1970 Miss Missouri Pageant directed by Ron Holbrook and run by the México Jaycees was named the state Jaycees top project at Sikeston’s fall workshop. It stood out from 18 entries for community involvement and broad Jaycee participation. Representing Jaycees and wives at Sikeston were Mr. and Mrs. Gene Howes, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Black, Mr. and Mrs. Rex Johnson, Charles Peck, Don Cornelison, and Jim Wil.

Missouri México Mexics Jaycees Andrew G. Mungenast Auxvasse Jaycees Buddy Robinson Jaycees Sikeston Gene Howes Bill Black Rex Johnson Charles Peck Don Cornelison Jim Wil

New Road to Lake Alia Speech Highlights 3 Day Witnesses

Principal speaker Garrett led a three day gathering in the capital city. A baptism of 26 new ministers occurred on Saturday as part of the conference. Sammy D Dysart notes a new road project to connect Route 1 to Little Mexico, aiding access to Dixie Lake for the congregation. The presiding minister spoke on ordination and divine guidance amid ongoing ministry efforts.

Alia. Garrett Millersburg Sammy D. Dysart Little Mexico Dixie Lake Christian Ministry

How They Voted In Congress

Washington AP reports the Senate adopted a resolution to reject the findings of the Commission on Obscenity and Pornography by a 60 to 5 vote. The roll included Democrats for Eagleton of Missouri among those voting for the measure.

Congress Washington Senate Commisson Democrats Eagleton Missouri

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