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Newspaper
Mexico Ledger
Location
Mexico, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1973
Page
2
A reflective editorial argues impeachment is a grave step. It emphasizes cooling tempers, evaluating strong evidence of treason bribery or other crimes, and avoiding hasty action while considering long term national welfare. The piece warns against sensationalism and highlights the global stakes involved.
The piece condemns bribery as a force that blinds the wise and perverts justice, citing Exodus 23 8. It notes that accepting bribes corrupts integrity and undermines fair outcomes.
A list of names from Vandalia includes Delbert Holliday Darrell George Mrs Fred Ruse Patricia Robinson Pinkie Yancey Carman Lolita Coates Stevie Magnus Mrs Will Ward and Janet Lee Seckler with birthday wishes scheduled for Thursday.
A collection of letters to Ann Landers features zapped in Scarsdale, household rules, and etiquette questions. Topics include a son’s live-in guest, hosting a married businessman and his mistress, Scotsmen under kilts, and a request for Ann’s alcoholism booklet. The column ends with instructions to send 35 cents for the pamphlet.
A reader asks if going braless harms breasts. Dr Thosteson says it does not, but heavy breasts may benefit from support. Menstrual breast pain is common and varies monthly. analgesics can help. A second letter seeks hypoglycemia info. a booklet is offered. A third asks about Guillain Barre syndrome. it is not psychosis with good recovery prospects. Additional note on alfalfa tea for arthritis, and a sinus trouble booklet.
Walter G Staley and Mrs J R Eckenburger received certificates at the American Cancer Society meeting in Jefferson City. Rev George B Wirth returns from the International Convention of Disciples of Christ in Miami Beach. Larry York named 1963 Carrier of the Year at The Mexico Ledger. Terry Smith 20 of Vandalia becomes 43rd kidney transplant at University of Colorado Medical Center with donor mother Mrs Harold T Smith. Seaman Clifford Jones leaves for radio school in San Diego after visiting family. Charles E Jones joins fire department. brother of Police Chief Earl Jones discharged from Army at Camp Carson. Cave Johnson of Cameron visits from Mexico. works for State Conservation Department. Rev and Mrs C A Mitchell leave for New York to visit son Curtis Mitchell. Mrs W D Decker arrives from the east to join family. R D Worrell plans Olive Street extensions to the Clay Pasture property and building lots claims prime location and desirability.
Erroneous and unreported listings for television stations in St. Louis Columbia and Quincy appear with scattered numbers and mislabelled call signs. The fragment references Ksd tv Keto Kebj tv Komu te and See Ty weather notes but provides no coherent event or standings to summarize. The source is unreadable and incomplete.
TV schedule shows Circus at 6 30 p m on Channel 10 with Mexico acts The President's Plane Is Missing with Buddy Ebsen at 7 00 p m on ABC Movie The President's Plane Is Missing. American Odyssey at 8 00 p m features Peter Paul and Mary. Julie Harris stars in Hawkins at 8 30 p m. Bonanza, The Big Valley, and other shows fill late slots with news, game shows, and specials including Hallmarks like Tell Truth and Sesame Street.
TV listings show afternoon specials on Channel 17 and 2 with The Incredible Indelible Magical Physical Mystery Trip and To Stuff A Cabbage. Julia Child on French Chef, National Geographic at 7 visits Australia, and a Kojak crime drama series premiere. Movie cards feature Go Ask Alice and other classics across channels 2,3,4,7,9,11,13,17 with multiple news and talk segments throughout the day.
AP reports National Public Affairs Center for Television teams with PBS for half hour crisis specials on Nixon firing Cox Deps, with Pat Buchanan interview and panels on legality public reaction and congressional mood. Networks weigh further coverage as Cox firing sparks night of specials.
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