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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1970

Page

9

Hijackers Extend Deadline for Palestinian Release

Arab guerrillas extended their deadline to 10 p.m. EDT Saturday for releasing captive Palestinians in exchange for three hijacked airliners and about 280 hostages held in the Jordanian desert. Dozens of armed guards surrounded the planes while Jordanian forces and guerrillas battled in Amman and Irbid, with a U.N. appeal for release and Britain pressing to free Leila Khaled.

Associated Press Intercontinental Amman Beirut Britain West Germany Switzerland Israel Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine International Red Cross U.S England Popular Front U.N. Security Council Trans World Airlines British Overseas Airways Corp Jordan TWA London Red Cross Andre Rachat Desert Strip Leila Khaled Abu Ezz

Rail Strike Postponed Amid Wage Talks Standoff

Negotiations between the railroad industry and four AFL-CIO unions continue after a five day postponement of the nationwide strike deadline at government request. Assistant Secretary of Labor W J Usery urged hard bargaining for a peaceful settlement covering about 500 000 workers as unions demand wage hikes of 40 percent over three years plus cost of living adjustments and other benefits.

Washington Afl-Cio W. J. Usery Usery Nixon

Mrs Birdie Keeling Dies at 82 in Mexico Missouri

Mrs Birdie L Keeling 82 died at 10 pm Wednesday at Audrain Hospital after an extended illness. She lived at 427 West Love Street and funeral services are Saturday at 2 pm at Arnold Funeral Home with Rev Frank L Park. Interment in Elwood Cemetery. Born in Guthrie April 1 1888 she was daughter of Henry Lee Hayden and Elizabeth Sanford Hayden. Survived by two sons Robert Keeling Mexico and Ernest Keeling St. Louis. four daughters Stella Surls Nadine Downing Grace Edwards and Bula Grant. eight grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. A son Henry Keeling preceded her in death. The family will receive friends 7 to 9 pm Friday at the funeral home.

Birdie L. Keeling Audrain Hospital W. Love St Arnold Funeral Home Frank L. Park First Baptist Church Elwood Cemetery Guthrie Keeling Henry Lee Elisabeth Sanford Hayden Benjamin A Henry Keeling

Mrs Pluma Godager Dies at Home

Funeral services are pending for Mrs. Pluma Muriel Godager 74 of the Coil apartments 7L1 E Jackson St. She died unexpectedly yesterday found by her son Charles Godager. A former Woolworth sales clerk in St Louis she was a West Christian Church member. Surviving are her son a brother J Vernon Dawson and three grandchildren. She was born July 30 1896 in Denver Missouri to Charles Benjamin and Leona Belle Barnes Dawson.

Pluma Muriel Godager Coil E. Jackson St Precht-Pickering Funeral Home

Aux Sets Red Stocking Follies Oct 23 24 1970

Preparations for the 1970 Red Stocking Follies are underway with Oct 23 and 24 set for performances. Co chairmen Mr. and Mrs. Ron Westen haver lead committees for a bigger show sponsored by the Audrain Hospital Auxiliary. Numerous committee chairs cover program, patrons, talent, advertising, make up, tickets, publicity, properties, cabaret and treasures.

Ron Westenhaver Audrain Hospital Don Decker Duane Rankins Robert M. White II Ernest S. Gantt Jr H. J. Nesheim

Cool Weather Signals Autumn Arrival for Area Schools

Readers note cooler temps as 52 degrees at 7 am hints autumn, with autumn officially starting Sept 23 at 4 59 am. Mexico High School prepares for first football game in Fulton as temperatures dip to upper 40s at night and 70s by day, rainfall totaling .82 inches in the last 24 hours.

Mexico Fulton

New Salary Rules for Audrain County Assessor

Audrain County Assessor Holloway Neill now earns a fixed 12,500 per year as of September 1 under a spring law for counties with 60 to 65 million in assessed value. The state will continue paying part of the salary, while clerical help is county funded. The job adds a monthly ten real estate sales verification requiring grantor and grantee names, consideration, current assessment, and whether new construction is involved, with the verifier named. Assessor duties include attending courses with state reimbursement.

Audrain Holloway Neill Neill

Milk Price Drops Tomorrow for Mexico Public Schools

Milk prices for Mexico public school students drop to 3 vents starting tomorrow as Supt Buford Thomas announces, after federal subsidy restoration. North Callaway R-1 also reverts to 3 cents per half pint for extra milk, with free or reduced lunch eligibility advised to contact principals.

Mexico Buford Thomas Missouri U.S. Department of Agriculture North Callaway L. W. Hobson State Department of Education Supt. Hobson

US To Sell More Jets To Israel

Washington sources say the United States will sell 16 to 18 additional F4 Phantom jet fighters to Israel. Deliveries may begin within weeks and continue at four to five per month through December, prompting Cairo to call the move regrettable and risky, while the White House declined to confirm details.

Washington United States Israel Cairo Middle East White House Ronald L. Ziegler Johnson Golda Meir Defense Melvin R. Laird

Sirhan Rebellions End With Tear Gas at San Quentin

Sirhan Sirhan, convicted of assassinating Senator Robert Kennedy, provoked a disturbance at San Quentin Prison by refusing to surrender his meal tray. He was tear gassed after tossing food at a guard as warden Louis S. Nelsontoday ordered containment.

San Quentin Calli Capy — Sirhan Sirhan

Cambodians Break Siege of Kompong Thom

Cambodian amphibious force of about 1500 men reached Kompong Thom after a two day river operation, lifting a three month siege. One Cambodian soldier was killed. the column carried gunboats and supplies to defenders and civilians amid wary Northern Vietnamese activity in the area.

Phnom Penh Cambodia Kompong Thom Sen Tonle Sap Stung Sen Kompong South Vietnam U.S U.S. Command Ccasualtes Saigon LAS North Vette

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Jebel Hussein Popular Democratic Front International Hotel Seven Hills Irbid Jarash Tibid Mashour Haditha Yasir Arafat Haditha Lester Stowers Chamber of Commerce Raven Stull Mattingly Co Optimist Club Richard Vance The Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine el Khana Mrs. Pluma Godager Aux Monroe County
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