Newspaper braces against HUD letter on fair housing ads
A reader letter criticizes Gloria FE A Toole and the Housing and Urban Development Department for pressuring newspapers to publish a model notice forbidding real estate ads violating the law. The writer questions bureaucratic intent and asks when officials will stop “beating your husband” in violation of the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloria FE. A. Toole
Toote
Toate
United States Department of Housing and Urban Development
Washington, D.C
Fetterhead
Department of Housing and Urban Development
End of Day Blessing Call to Help the Hungry and Lonely
A spiritual message urges faith followers to help those in need today. It notes the spiritually poor, hungry, grieving, lonely, rejected, or dejected may depend on God through others and encourages action.
Open Forum Explains Dove Hunting Box Score Rules
Open Forum editor explains the dove hunting sport in simple terms. The rules describe boxes of 25 shots and how scores are kept as dove kills, with penalties for dead birds and misdemesnor, plus equipment tips and local contacts for aspiring hunters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ledger
Scotts Corner
Don Smith
Martinsburg
Bill Hale
No Pardon For lou Brock Must Go To Hall Of Fame
The St Louis Grove Democrat argues no pardon for Lou Brock urge harsher record scrutiny after his 105 stolen bases. The editorial denounces a double standard for his thefts and calls for Brock to be denied pardon and inducted to the Hall of Fame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Grove- Democrat
Lou Brock
Brock
White
Larcenous
Lou
Hall of Fame
Birthday salutations to several local residents
On Sunday well wishers extend greetings to Jutta Williams Mrs James C Botts Tommy Marshall Shannon Spurling Janet Ruse James Winkelman Jacquelyn Jean Talley Karrol Hillebrand and Billy McDonald in a community birthday note celebrating their special day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jutta Williams
James C. Botts
Tommy Marshall
Shannon Spurling
Janet Ruse
James Winkelman
Jacquelyn Jean Talley
Karrol Hillebrand
Billy McDonald
Acupuncture Surgery Eyed by AMA Delegates
AMA delegates witnessed a thyroidectomy with needles and electric stimulation in a non air conditioned room. Another lung operation faced trouble but patient survived. experts see acupuncture as a potential analgesic rather than a widespread anesthetic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Medical Association
Claude Welch
Mass. General
Boston
American College of Surgeons
Pepper Jenkins
Parkland Hospital
Dallas
American Society of Anesthesiologists
Jenkins
Michael DeBakey
People’s Republic
China
Liu Shao-Chi
Mao
John Cowan
Navy
A.M.A
International Medicine
Jay Arena
Duke University
Intraocular clip lens for cataract surgery discussed
A reader asks about sewing a lens into the eye during cataract surgery. Dr Thosteson explains the intraocular clip lens exists but notes potential complications and that conventional surgery with a contact lens often suffices. He favors cautious adoption and highlights need for evidence of improvement.
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Thosteson
Florida
Chicago
E.E
Mexico area brief highlights and community notes
A sequence of local items covers a Voter’s Week display at Audrain Library readying for register and vote. A family reunion in Recreation Park honors Mr. and Mrs. William Wilson visiting from Norwood. Karla Sampson is elected president of the Junior Methodist Youth Fellowship. 1954 4 H members receive rib bons in the Vandalia Fair Baby Beef Show. An agriculture report forecasts higher soybean sale prices post harvest. Utility prices in 1924 show bread at eight cents and 10 pounds of sugar at 82 cents. Mrs F M Branstetter returns from Colorado trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Women
L.A. Daugherty
M. A. Gibson
H. Vaughan Jr
Audrain Library
Register and Vote
Centralia
William Wilson
Norwood
Mexico
Karla Sampson
Junior Methodist Youth Fellowship
The
L. Hustlers 4-H Club
Vandalia Fair
Bob McBride
Alfred Powell
Bud Johnston
Norma McBride
Department of Agriculture
Kroger
F. M. Branstetter
Colorado
Mexico Cedary Advertisement Pricing and Office Hours
Mexico Cedary details publication frequency and postage. Rates listed: single copy 15 cents, carrier in Mexico area $2.25 per month, mail rates by region and year. Armed forces $1.50 per month. Office hours 8 to 5:30 weekdays, 6 to 3 Saturday.
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Mexico
APO
Behind Your Tv Screen Review of The Texas Wheelers
AP critic Jay Sharbutt praises The Texas Wheelers on ABC as one of the best written fun shows. The article notes a motherless rural family of five and Jack Elam as the uneasy clan head, with no constant virtue shown but a lively caper tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Sharbutt
New York
ABC
Jack Elam
Texas
Erroneous TV Listings From See Tv Guide
Channel changes and unreported schedule notes appear in the See Tv listings. Stations K H G U Tv Hannibal Komu Tv Columbia KETC Tv St Louis Weem Tv Quincy KPL St Louis Kro G Tv Jeff City Kebjtv Columbia face confusion with channel numbers and reassignments. Weather note indicates potential delays or changes.
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Khgu-tv
Hannibal
Komu-tv
Columbia
Ketc-tv
St. Louis
Weem-tv
Quincy
Kpl
Krog-tv
Jeff City
Kebjtv
Tonight's TV Highlights Include New Candid Camera and Classic Films
Television listings show New Candid Camera at 6:30 on Channel 10, Alaska crime drama Kodiak at 7:00 on channels 2 3 and 17 with Clint Walker, Planet of the Apes premiere at 7 on channels 4 7 and 13, and Sanford and Son season four at 7 on channels 5 8 and 10. Also featured are Chico and the Man, Flower Show at 7, A Season of Celebration at 8, and a runtime of many classic titles and talk shows through the night including M A S H.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Action
Alaska
Clint Walker
Kodiak
Planet of the Apes
Roddy McDowall
Sanford and Son
Los Angeles
Chico and
the Man
Jack Albertson
Freddie Prinze
Amalie Ascher
Chicago Free Street Theater
CBS
Radar
Hawkeye
Trapper
Donald Sutherland
Elliott Gould
Rockford Files
James Garner
Private Eye
Texas Wheelers
Darren McGavin
Kolchak
Kojak
Angie Dickinson
Johnny Carson
Lawrence Welk
David Brenner
Rufus
Blue Magic
Bad Company
P.F.M
Gabriel Kaplan
Rolling Stones
O*jays
James Brown
Elvin Bishop
Fred Astaire
Joseph Cotten
Gould and Sutherland
Robert Taylor
Stuart Whitman
Tom Tryon
Marilyn Monroe
Joel McCrea
Texas Celers
St. Louis
Sanford & Stalker Co
Police
Phil Donahue
Raymond Burr
Hollywood
Rockford
Archie
Paul Sand
Mary Tyler Moore
NBC
Klute
Jane Fonda
Carol Burnett
Harvey Korman
Vicki Lawrence
Jim Nabors
Henry Aldrich
James Lydon
Penny Singleton
Saturday Network Listings Highlight Pack
TV and radio guide notes film festival at noon Paganini Strikes Again and a slate of sports and entertainment. Highlights include Stanford vs Penn State at 12:45 p.m., Marlboro Cup racing with a $250000 purse, New Land musical drama at 7 p.m., and All In The Family season opener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanford
Penn State
Pittsburgh
Boston
Wide World of Sports
Darlington
True Knight
Animal World
Om Thompson
New Land
Nashville
Paul Sand
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Open Forum
Ann Landers
George C. Thosteson, M.D
Sam
Disney World
United States
Jefferson
Ktvi
Ktvo
Showtime
Pyramid
Zoo Revue
Tattletales
Somerset
Mod Squad
Blue Marble
Bonanza
Movie
Elec. Co
Mike Douglas
Make Deal
Merv Griffin
Gomer
Joker's Wild
Gambit
Woman's World
Children’s
Sewing Variety
Beaver
Newscast
Reed Farrell
Sesame St
Tell Truth
Andy Griffith
Consequences
Mr. Rogers
Gilligan
Ledgerland
Abbott and Costello
Steve McQueen
Bowery Boys
Gary Cooper
Basil Rathbone
Richard Widmark
George Peppard
Randolph Scott
Zanzibar
Crosby and Hope
Boris Karloff
James Franciscus
Paul Muni
Weath
Yogi’s Gang
Speed Bug
Addams
Bugs Bu
Scooby-L
Chopper Bunch
Herald of Tri
Hong Ke Phooey
Jeannie
Emerger
Garner T. Arstrong
Partridge Family
Run, Joe
Devlin
Dinosaurs
Land of Lost
Korg
Shazam
Sigmund
Super Friends
Globetrotters
Hodge Podge
Corky
Mohicans
Abbott & Coste
Death Valley
Canada
Regis Philbin
Lone Star
Dale McRaven
Pa Wheeler
Pam
Ana Mae Les
Auxvasse
Phil and
Jill Freeman
Shawnee Mission
Kansas
U.S. Government
Edward D. Jones & CO
NEW York Stock Exchange, Inc
John Minor
S. Washington
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