Editorial Summary on Missouri Amendments and Proposition
The editorial urges a NO vote on two constitutional amendments and a state electricity proposition on Tuesday. It argues Amendment No. 1 would irreversibly freeze a tax, Amendment No. 2 would trigger shifts in taxation, and Proposition No. 1 risks higher overall interest and rates. The piece ends with a religious reflection inviting personal consideration.
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Missouri Conservation Commission
The
Conservation Commission
Missouri
Dear Ann Landers Letters Column
A reader urges parents to inspect classrooms and spend time with children to reinforce education. Letters discuss ashtray misadventures with smokers, a San Leandro reader on advice effectiveness, and tips for dealing with an overlong storyteller. The column closes with a plea for Ann Landers’s popularity booklet.
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Ann
Plutarch
San Leandro
San
Ann Landers
P.O
Elgin
Nickel allergy concerns in child ear piercing
Dear Dr Thosteson answers nickel allergy from earrings in a five year old, advises checking metal content, suggests avoiding earrings if reaction persists, notes possible skin reactions beyond ears and mentions nickel itch. Also covers radioactive iodine for overactive thyroid, blood type stability, stroke recovery book offer, and reader mail policy.
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Dr. Thosteson
Editorials Across Missouri Oppose Amendment 2 Tax Exemption
A roundup of statewide editorials objects to Constitutional Amendment 2 proposing tax exemption for food and drugs. Citations from St Louis Globe-Democrat Kansas City Star and many other papers condemn the plan as fiscally irresponsible, predicting higher taxes elsewhere and harm to services for the poor. The St Louis Post Dispatch and Columbia Missourians praise reform, while numerous editors warn of hidden costs and political manipulation aimed at voters.
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Missouri
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Kansas City Star
Warrensburg
Peter
Paul
Hannibal Courier-Post
Cape Girardeau
Southeast Missourian
Joplin Globe
Aurora Advertiser
New York
Excelsior Springs Standard
Jefferson City
Tribune
Chillicothe Constitution Tribune
Springfield
Jasper County News
Macon Chronicle Herald
Bowling Green Times
Festus News-Democrat
Kirksville Express & News
St. Louis South Side Journal
Monroe City News
Washington Missourian
Lexington Advertiser News
Chaffee Signal
Waynesville Daily Guide
Sedalia Democrat
Wusoryu'ba Free Press
Lee's Summit Journal
Marshall-Democrat News
Centralia
Fireside Guard
Vandalia Leader-Press
Dexter Statesman-Messenger
Sullivan Tri-County News
Bland Courier
Piedmont Journal-Banner
Herman Advertiser-Courier
Fulton Kingdom Daily News
Highee News
Drexel Star
Archie News
Lamar Daily Democrat
Adrian Journal
Clinton Democrat
Ownesville
Gasconade County
Rolla Daily News
Salisbury Press-Spectator
Vienna
Maries County
Shelbina Democrat
Columbia Missourian
Nightly TV Schedule Fragments from St Louis and Ottumwa Listings
Channel guides list Camelot Auction at 6 pm and Tonight Show mentions Shelley Winters. Local stations in St Louis Ottumwa and Columbia provide a mixed lineup of movies news and syndicated series with gaps and notes on erroneous listings for 1969 to 1974 programs.
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Channel 9
Julie
Covent Garden
Andrews-Van Dyke
New York
Peggy Fleming
Hot Lips
Khga-ty
Hannibal
Komu
Columbia
St. Louis
Weem
Elvis Presley
Television Schedule Highlights for 23 17 Station
The listing shows a full daily broadcast lineup with channels 2 3 5 8 10 11 12 13 17. It includes morning talk Rona Barrett with Carol Barnett Valerie Harper and Sally Struthers at noon 12 30 pm and afternoon features such as Sesame Street The Flintstones The Brady Bunch and a Camelot Auction. Evening movies news and game shows fill the schedule with titles like The Quest Gunsmoke Ben Casey and Love American Style.
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ABC
CBS
Oman
Rona Barrett
Hollywood
Carol Barnett
Valerie Harper
Sally Struthers
Nancy Walker
NBC
Richie Brockelman
Private Eye
Dennis Dugan
Suzanne
Phil Donahue
Don Ho
Young
Dick van Dyl
Pleshette
Tony Orlando
Engelbert Humperdinck
Carroll
Archie) O'Connor
Scarlet Lady
Misa Sally
Miss Sally
Miss Kitty
Amanda Makie
Lloyd
Somerset
Ryan’s
Woman's
Ronan Dinah
Lorenzo
Mickey Mou
Lassie
Mr. Rage
Gilligan li
Bewitched
One Life
Guiding Light
Beate Co
Showtime
Amie Dolas
Merv Griffin
CBS New
Donahue
Pas Vinton
Baretta
I Charity
Angels
Cross-Wits
Mary Hartman
CBS Moyle
Spanish Language Cronkite: Restrepo to Lead SIN Election Night
Guillermo Restrepo will anchor SIN Election Night coverage on Nov. 2 from New York. The program Destino 76 will be satellite-fed to seven stations in four states and possibly Televisa. SIN prioritizes House Senate and gubernatorial results in 14 states with large Spanish-speaking populations and includes analysis on Latin America with Televisa’s Jacobo Zab Ludovsky.
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Jay Sharbutt
LOS Angeles
Guillermo Restrepo
Walter Cronkite
Cronkite
New York
Spanish International Network
SIN
U.S
U.S. Restrepo’s ,Broadcast — Called “‘Destino '76
Mexico
Televisa
Miami
San Antonio
Texas
Fresno
San Francisco
Calif
Modesto
Chicago
Restrepo
Jacobo Zabludovsky
Latin America
Pereira
Columbia
Birthday greetings and political quotes fragment
Greetings to Eldon Cawthorn and others on Tuesday plus belated wishes for Tracy Miller. The Shah of Iran turns 57 and Senator Edward Brooke is 57. A TS Eliot quote on aging and a bicentennial note about Franklin’s 1784 trip, plus SIN's Spanish speaking audience remark about committee importance.
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Eldon Cawthorn
George Simpson
Frank Boswell
Gerald McFarland
Iola E. Bradley
Eugene Foreman
Richard Dean Barnes
Margaret Nichols
Willa Mae Tate
Jerry Washburn
Will Ward
Stephen Wayne Campbell
Janet Sue Woolridge
Tracy Miller
Shah of
Iran
Edward Brooke
Massachusetts
Ts, Eliot
Benjamin Franklin
Philadelphia
France
Sin
Latin America
Miss Virginia Botta Honored by McMillan PTA
Yesterday in Mexico on Wednesday October 26 1966 the McMillan PTA presented retired McMillan School principal Miss Virginia Botta with an oil portrait. The item reflects a local honoring event amid a sequence of regional notices and community stories.
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Virginia Botta
McMillan School
McMillan Pta
A. B. Chance Co
Centralia
Texas
Walter G. Staley
A. P. Green
New York
New York Hilton
Tom Durham
Mark Wehlewald
Roger Day
First Christian Church
Bob Hopkins
Mexico
Swan Lake Refuge
Mendon
Jack Smith
Garvin Guy
Faye Lipp
Molina
Roy M. Williams
Clark
Liberty Theatre
Frankenstein
Boris Karloff
Monster
National Labor Relations Board
International Shoe Co
Boot and Shoe Workers Union
AFL
Robert Skaggs
Roscoe Kinkead
Ernest Harvey
P. L. Hanly
W. E
Mexico Ledger Office Hours and Subscription Rates
Mexico Ledger lists publication details including daily schedule except Sundays and holidays, 7:30 am to 6:30 pm weekdays and 7:30 am to 1:00 pm Saturdays. Subscription rates vary by delivery area with monthly and yearly options and military APO pricing.
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Mexico Ledger
Washington St
Mexico
Audrain
APO
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