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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1971

Page

7

Two Die In 1 Car Crashes In Missouri County

Two men died in separate one vehicle crashes in Missouri yesterday. John Vincence Mikulecky, 24, of Auxvasse died when his pickup left a curve and overturned southeast of Auxvasse. Robert Shelton Britton, 77, of Farber died after his 1963 Ford left a gravel road and hit a utility pole east of Laddonia. Mrs. Elden Britton, 74, was hospitalized with facial injuries. Funeral services are planned for Mikulecky and Britton.

John Vincence Mikulecky Auxvasse Robert Shelton Britton Farber Elden Britton Mikulecky Britton Pravel Laddonia Missouri Highway Patrol Sherwood Craighead Rte. 2 St. John’s Catholic Church Henry J. Figge Wilkey-Bienhoff Funeral Home Mr. Britton John Russell Lucy Slavens Britton Elden A. Girard North American Refractories Co American Legion Walter Floyd Elden Elton Florence Isgrig Mexico Raymond L. A Margie) Duthbert Wellsville Arnold Funeral Home Charles Fugate Kanopolis Kan Frank Mikulecky Roberta Jean Forbis Route 2 Aux- Vdasse Moorman Manufacturing Co Frank D San Diego Calif Edward L. Mikulecky Paso Robles Dale

Nixon Peking Journey Likely Within Weeks

Washington AP reports the Nixon administration expects a trip to Peking within six weeks. Kissinger will leave to prepare the visit, with a 48 hour stop in Hawaii, and Nixon to return by late October before possible travel next month.

Nixon Peking Washington White House Henry A. Kissinger China India Indira Ghandi Hilo Kissinger

Brief price jump predicted in phase two controls rollout

A White House economist warned industry leaders that a temporary price rise may occur when Nixon’s 904 day wage price freeze ends and phase two controls begin, but the spike should be brief. Nixon issued an executive order creating the Pay Board and Price Commission to carry out stabilization, with Connally delegating authority from the Cost of Living Council to the new bodies. Donald Rumsfeld said appointments to the Pay Board and Price Commission would come soon as phase two moves forward amid concerns from AFL-CIO leader George Meany and economists about inflation control.

Hot Springs White House Nixon Pay Board and Price Commission Secretary of the Treasury John B. Connally Cost of Living Council Commission Connally Donald Rumsfeld Aflcio George Meany Herbert Stein

Redistricting Still Tangled in Missouri Court Action

In Jefferson City a federal court hearing on Missouri’s 10 district redistricting heard most parties urge an early evidentiary session with a possible delay to Feb 1 or Feb 15 for another legislative attempt. One plaintiff, Paul W. Preisler, urged an immediate court redistricting, opposing further legislative delay.

Jefferson City Federal District Court Missouri Warren E. Hearnes James C. Kirkpatrick John C. Danforth House Judiciary Committee House Charles B. Blackmar St. Louis Harold Volkmer Hannibal

Six For Supreme Court Nomination Lead In ABA Checks

Washington AP reports legal sources cite Herschel Friday Mildred Lillie as frontrunners for Supreme Court, while attor ney general Mitchell says at least 15 under consideration. Six named for ABA review include Roney Clark Bacon Byrd and others, with Nixon expected to announce next week.

Washington Arkansas Supreme Court American Bar Association John N. Mitchell Herschel H. Friday Little Rock Mildred L. Lillie Los Angeles Nixon ABA Bar Association Robert C. Byrd D-W. Vai Mildred Lillie California Herschel Friday Ark Charles Clark. Jackson Miss Sylvia Bacon District of Columbia Superior Court Paul H. Roney New Orleans

Senators Urge Nixon To Halt Unlawful School Lunch Rules

Fiftynine senators urged President Nixon to stop the Agriculture Department from enforcing guidelines they call unlawful which would remove more than one million children from the federal school lunch program. The fight centers on federal funding levels for free and reduced price meals as schools prepare to open, with current proposals tying support to lower income thresholds and risking cuts to state programs.

Washington Nixon Agriculture Department House Education and Labor Committee Department Congress

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