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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1970

Page

7

Fiesta parade and events mark Mexico Fiesta day

A Mexican atmosphere fills the town for the first Fiesta with a 11 am parade led by Mexico High Dixie Grey Band and community bands. Miss Terri McClain and Miss Becky Rives ride in the parade. Floats, art show, cake walk, Sing Out Mexico, talent show, fiddler contest, and optimist tacos and enchiladas highlight the day on the square.

Mexico Community Service Committee Optimist Club Mexico High Dixie MHS Terri McClain Wellsville Becky Rives Consolidated Electric,Cooperative National Guard

Armed Guards On US Planes Move To Counter Hijacks

President Nixon ordered armed guards to operate on overseas and domestic airline flights to deter hijackings. Guards will start on Saturday, drawn from Treasury investigators and military personnel, with plans for a wider uniform guard service under the FAA. Congress faces a small ticket tax increase to fund the program, and an international aviation council meeting is to be convened to discuss a coordinated response.

Washington Nixon Treasury Department Bela Aviation Administra Congress White House United States International Civil Aviation Organization John Shaffer FAA Peter Flanigan John McCormack D-Mass Tire U.S Treasury Federal Aviation Administration Trang World Airlines Pan

GM and UAW near strike as GM offers second proposal

GM presented a revised contract offer to the United Auto Workers with a $500 million wage increase and a higher cost of living formula ceiling, while Chrysler also moved toward a deal. Union leaders criticized GM’s plan as insufficient, warning of possible plant shutdowns and a strike unless demands are met.

Detroit General Motors United Auto Workers Irving Bluestone General Motors Department Arel General ‘Motors Chrysler Bluestone Earl R. Bramblett Aer Corp Bramblett United Auto Workers Leonard Woodcock UAW Woodcock WAW Ford

Social Security Visit Planned for Mexican Fiesta

Representatives from Social Security will be in Mexico to answer questions about benefits. A booth will be on the courthouse square at 9 30 a m with displays about the program and pamphlets.

Social Security Mexico

Longshoremen Call For Total Boycott Of Hijacker Countries

John Bowers president of the Port of New York Coordinating Council and vice president of the International Longshoremen's Association urged the International Transport Workers Federation in London to boycott cargo and ships from countries that harbor or aid plane hijackers. The call encompasses air sea and land actions.

New York John Bowers Port of New

Nixon to Deliver Lecture at K State

Kansas lawmakers said President Nixon will deliver a Landon Lecture at Kansas State University in Manhattan on Wednesday. Details of the visit are not completed but it is expected he will fly from Washington Wednesday morning.

Washington Kansas Nixon Kansas State University Manhattan

Nixon blasts Congress and urges action on 69 proposals

President Nixon declared that a Democrat controlled Congress has blocked vital legislation for political reasons. He released a list of 69 administration proposals awaiting final action and urged Congress to act before the autumn campaigns. The message accompanied campaign activity with Republican candidates and a sendoff to Vice President Agnew.

Washington Nixon Congress Senate House Spiro T. Agnew Agnew Dwight D. Eisenhower

Penn Central Head Sees Passenger End

Harrisburg, Pa. AP The new Penn Central president William H. Moore forecast that U S rail passenger travel will be nearly extinct by 1980. He warned only heavy federal subsidies and a rise in ridership to 85 to 90 percent occupancy could make passenger service profitable, as trustees oversee railroad reorganization under bankruptcy law.

Harrisburg, Pa Penn Central Transportation Co United States William H. Moore Penn Central Moore

Galbreaths Welcome Daughter Born at 3 01 PM

Mr and Mrs Lewis Galbreath of Mexico welcomed a daughter yesterday at 3 01 pm. The newborn weighed 11 ounces and the Galbreaths’ family announces the arrival. Mr Galbreath works for Clay Truck Lines.

Lewis Galbreath Mexico Galbreath

Hostages deadline lapse in Jordan hijack standoff

Arab guerrillas canceled a 72 hour deadline for a deal to free more than 280 hostages on three hijacked planes in the Jordanian desert. No new deadline was set as Western powers and Israel rejected a swap and urged release of all hostages. International Red Cross officials sought humane handling and a Pentagon comment noted U.S. naval units near Jordan stood ready to assist if needed.

Associated Press State Department Washington Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine Popular Front Amman Cyprus Israel Iraq Syria Palestine Liberation Organization Andre Rochat International Red Cross Geneva Marcel Naville International Red Cross Committee Beirut Desert Red Cross U.S. 6Th Fleet Jordan

Open House To Mark Her 103rd Birthday

Open house plans mark Mrs. W. W. Pollock s 103rd birthday with family worship and a home gathering at 603 E Promenade. Friends and relatives will join a buffet dinner after services at First Baptist Church, as guests arrive from Kansas City and Springfield for the weekend.

W. W. Pollock Alden Hays Kansas City Paul Bradshaw Jean Paul Springfield First Baptist Church Pollock E. Promenade

Hurricane Ella Aims At Gulf Coast Near Brownsville

Hurricane Ella strengthens to 90 mph as it nears Brownsville Texas near the Mexican border. Evacuations begin for low areas. Rains up to six inches and tides 5 to 8 feet forecast while Red Cross sets up refugee center and agencies mobilize.

Ella Gulf Coast Brownsville Tex Mexico Texas Weather Bureau Gulf of Mexico Yucatan Peninsula Port Isabel Cameron County South Padre Island Corpus Christi Ateast Beulah Port Aransas Celia Rio Grande Valley Red Cross Staions Rio Grande

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