ASCS Annual Election Set for Sept 1 and Sept 11
Farmers urged to vote in ASC Committee elections at 8 p m on September 11 with polling in Cui vre Township Vandalia Linn Rush Hill Loutre Martinsburg Prairie Saline Burnham Salt River and South Fork areas and other sites. After local committees are chosen a county convention will meet September 19 at 10 a m to fill a county ASC vacancy.
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ASCS
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Vandalia
Linn Township
Rush Hill
Loutre Township
Martinsburg
Prairie Township
Beagles
Saling
Burnham
Salt River
South Fork
Mexico
Wilson Township
Holsheiser’s Station
Thompson
Berkeley Student Leader on Probation
Berkeley student body president Leigh Steinberg resigned after a disciplinary probation for cheating. He admitted another student took a French exam for him last April, and rules bar probationary students from holding office. He will remain enrolled as a law student.
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Berkeley
Calif
Leigh Steinberg
University of California
Steinberg
Mamie Eisenhower Ends Abilene Visit
Mrs Dwight D. Eisenhower wrapped up a two day stay in Abilene Kansas and departed by car for Boone Iowa Her visit included a stop at the Place of Meditation chapel on the Eisenhower Center grounds to honor her husband and talks with center officials.
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Abilene
Kan
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Boone
Iowa
Eisenhower Center
School Pranks and Unforgettable Characters Remembered
Columnist recalls school days and colorful teachers, from a patient math mentor named Burble to a forgetful professor who mixed up book titles. A cheeky student named Tyrone Tinker challenges the grading rule, while snippets reveal classroom humor and teaching quirks that linger.
Cease-fire tensions and Nixon figures surface in AP briefs
Washington reports allege US casualties hidden from totals amid Mideast hostilities and a suspected aircraft missile buildup. Agnew briefed Johnson on Asia trip with Johnson reportedly pleased. Tel Aviv says Israel may boycott UN peace talks unless the US backs Israel against Egyptian cease-fire claims. Paris notes Xuan Thuy meets Hanoi’s negotiator as exploratory phase begins. Saloon and Coronado items reference Apollo mission cuts and a presidential welcome, with a large parade planned for a regional welcome event.
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United States
Soviet Union
Egypt
Suez
Tel Aviv
Middle East
United Nations
Israel
Industrial Hydraulics Fundamentals Course Starts Sept 14
Seventeen courses begin Monday September 14 at 7 pm at the Mexico Area Vocational Technical School. Industrial Hydraulics Fundamentals taught by Rex Gump covers blueprint reading, principles, applications, and troubleshooting. Fee is 15 dollars plus materials. Other courses include Auto Body Repair, Electronics, Drafting, Welding, and Nurses Aide. Call 501 5684 for details or reservations.
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Mexico
Mexico Area
Sexton Funeral Is This Afternoon
Last rites for Hamilton Sexton, veteran cab driver, were to be held this afternoon at Precht Pickering funeral home. The Rev Frank L Park, pastor of the First Baptist Church, officiated. Burial followed at Elmwood Cemetery with pallbearers A Piper Sam Oliver Edwin Pollard Albert Biggers Carl Cleeton and B C McLain. Surviving are his wife Anna Margaret Nichols two daughters Mrs Herman Hamilton and Miss Anna Lee Sexton his mother Mrs Gerlie Hamilton a brother Hared Sexton and a sister Mrs Julin Korte of St Louis.
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Precht- Pickering Funeral Home
Frank L. Park
First Baptist Church
Elmwood Cemetery
TA. Piper
Sam Oliver
Edwin Pollard
Albert Biggers
Carl Cleeton
B.C. McLain
Hamilton
Anna Margaret Nichols
Herman Hamilton
Anna Lee Sexton
Gerlie Familton
Hared Sexton
Julin Korte
St. Louis
Airlines drop movies on long domestic morning flights
American, Trans World, and United announce policy reviews or suspensions of in flight movies on morning domestic routes to cut costs as surveys show passengers prefer not to watch films early in the day. American reports a $1.6 million loss in six months. TWA cites a $37.7 million loss.
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American Airlines
Trans World Airlines
United Airlines
TWA
U.S
American
Hawaii
Pan Am
United
Horseman Dempsey Dies at 74
James Hugh Dempsey at 74 of Dewey Oklahoma died Saturday at 5 40 p.m. in Jane Phillips Memorial Building Memorial Center after nearly three weeks as a patient He was born July 25 1896 at Thompson Missouri married Lucy Jane Payne in 1914 at Mexico Missouri where they lived 22 years They moved to Bixby Oklahoma in 1936 managed a saddle horse ranch Then settled in Dewey in 1937 He trained top horses including Sky Rocket for Mrs H C Price Sr and others He performed horses for President Truman and presidents of Venezuela Funeral services were held Tuesday Mizpah Chapel Dewey Funeral Home Burial in Dewey Cemetery Survivors include three sons Hugh Richard Dempsey Muncie Ind Carl Leslie Dempsey Lee's Summit Mo Jimmie Dempsey Dewey five daughters Mary Lee Buckman Lucille Gay Betty Jean Perrier Evalyn K Barr Carolyn Joy Halsey one brother Orme Dempsey Riverside Calif one sister Vera Barnes St Louis 24 grandchildren 6 great grandchildren
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Hugh) Dempsey
Dewey
Okla
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Thompson
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Mexico
Bixby
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Conld
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United States
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Dewey Cemetery
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Muncie
Ind
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Lee's Summit
Jimmie Dempsey
Mary Lee Buckman
Lucille Gay
Betty Jean Perrier
Bartlesville
Evalyn K. Barr
Los Gatos
Calif
Carolyn Joy Halsey
Fulton
Orme Dempsey
Riverside
Vera Barnes
St. Louis
Apollo 14 Crew Rehearses Moon Launch at Cape Kennedy
Apollo 14 commander Alan B. Shepard Jr. and crew enter their capsule after a seven hour training session in a 40 mile simulated altitude chamber at Cape Kennedy. They rehearse the January 1 liftoff to the moon in a controlled test scene.
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Alan B. Shepard Jr
Cape Kennedy
Moon
Delta Queen Travel Writers Urge Nixon to Save Steamboat
In Helsinki, the Society of American Travel Writers asked President Nixon to exempt the Delta Queen from the Safety at Sea law. The wooden vessel faces out of service November 1 unless exemptions are granted, despite fireproof upgrades. The resolution also went to Transportation Secretary Volpe and Rep. Garmatz.
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Finland
Society of American Travel Writers
Nixon
Society
America
Ohio
Mississippi
John Volpe
Secretary of Transportation
Ward A. Garmatz
House Merchant Marine Committee
David Hunter
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Hunter
the Interior
Walter J. Hichkel
Hicke
US Proposal At Paris Unchanged Carr Sessions Thursday Afternoon
US Ambassador David K. E. Bruce met North Vietnam's Xuan Thuy in Paris as talks resumed with a call to end preconditions and outside interference. Thuy pressed for U S withdrawal and South Vietnamese government change, while Bruce urged conciliation and private talks to break the deadlock.
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David K. E. Bruce
North Vietnam
Xuan Thuy
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Nounce
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Thuy
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Nguyen van Thieu
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University Medical
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Columbia
Dor
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Martinsburg
Elmwood
John W. Willer
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Gordon Burton
Morris Williamson
Lee Brown
Lloyd Rockwell
Ed Farnen
Mexico MG LeeGer Thursday Page Two Sept Three Ninety
The fragment shows a Mexico edition page reference dated Thursday September 3 1970. Details are sparse with no identifiable people organizations or events readable for a complete summary. The item appears as a page navigation note rather than a standalone article.
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Mexico
Leeger
Snow Falls On Mt. Washington Top Of Mountain Frosted
The first snow east of the Rockies since last winter fell on Mt. Washington on Wednesday. An AP weather station employee described the accumulation as barely tangible but noted roofs atop the summit were well frosted. The week's low at the station reached 24 degrees.
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Mt. Washington
Rockies
Emsploye
Stallion
Johnson Hears Agnew War Report
Former President Lyndon B. Johnson was briefed by Vice President Spiro Agnew on Southeast Asia and was described as pleased by the briefing. They spoke for over an hour at the LBJ Ranch with Agnew then heading to Washington after a 27,000 mile five nation Asian tour.
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Spiro F. Agnew
Lyndon B. Johnson
Agnew
Lyndon B. John
Southeast Asia
Spiro T. Agnew
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LBJ
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Tex
American Legion
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Ore
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Wyo
Ranch
Bergstrom Afb
Austin
South Korea
China
Vietnam
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Thailand
State Court Hearing Over Medicaid Cuts In Missouri
A federal judge ordered Missouri Welfare Director Proctor N. Carter to appear September 10 to show cause why an injunction should not halt state Medicaid cuts. Denison Ray of the St Louis Legal Aid Society filed the action alleging HEW approval is required and noting the $3.1 million state cut also reduces $3.4 million in federal matching funds. The state cites budget pressures as the reason for trimming allocations for the new fiscal year.
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Missouri Division of Welfare
Proctor N. Carter
Roy W. Harper
Denison
Ray
St. Louis-St. Louis
Elliot L. Richardson
Warren E. Hearnes
Missouri
Harper
Canter
James H. Meredith
Bad Roads Delay Mexico School Buses
Mexico School Bus Supervisor Jesse Vance said the first rain of the new school year made county gravel roads slick with mud. None of the buses got stuck, but several had to detour around severe sections, signaling potential future delays as fall and winter weather worsen.
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Mexico
Jesse Vance
Vance
Marijuana Found Growing In Love Valley Park
In Love Valley North Carolina marijuana plants were found growing from seeds left by youths who attended a July rock festival. Mayor Andy Barker and state Bureau of Investigation agents identified and destroyed the plants.
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Love Valley, N.C
Love Valley
Andy Barker
State Bureau of Investigation
Swank Couple Welcome Daughter Marion Bradford
Marion B Swank and Richard L Swank of Pekin are the parents of a daughter born August 18. The baby weighs seven pounds four ounces and has been named Marion Bradford. The couple also has a seven year old daughter, Ann Kelly. Mrs. Kenneth Bradford has returned home from Pekin after visiting her son in law and daughter and family.
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Marion B. Swank
Richard L.swank
Pekin, Jr
Marion Bradford
Ann Kellly
Kenneth ‘Bradford
Pekin
Talks on Vietnam War Reach Exploratory Phase Says U S Sources
US sources report that negotiations have shifted from a deadlock to an exploratory phase. The change affects both North Vietnamese and American positions as talks continue.
Telephone Ring Triggers TV in Tulsa Repair Fix
Southwestern Bell technicians in Tulsa altered the phone ring tone to stop a telephonic disturbance that previously powered a customer's television set. The issue arose when the phone rang and the TV turned on automatically.
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Tulsa
Southwestern Bell
Missouri Fox Trotting Show to be Held in Ava
The 12th annual Missouri Fox Trotting Horse Breeders Show and Celebration is scheduled in Ava from September 10 to 12. Local organizers expect exhibitors from several regions and showcase breed performances and related events.
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Ava
Thief Steals Centerfolds From Seattle Barber Shop
A burglar clipped Lou's Barber Shop Tuesday night stealing centerfolds from 40 Playboy magazines. Police report no other items were disturbed in the Seattle shop.
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Seattle
Lou
Two-Year Sentence for Pot Possession in Missouri
Earl Wilson, aged 24 of Moberly, pled guilty to possession of marijuana and was sentenced to two years in the Department of Corrections, with parole granted Wednesday by Randolph County Circuit Judge Sam Semple. He had originally been charged with sale of marijuana.
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Earl Wilson
Department of Corrections
Randolph County
Sam Semple
Wilson
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