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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1975

Page

4

Two Vietnams File Appeal To UN Assembly

North and South Vietnam, vetoed for U.N. membership by the United States, appealed to the General Assembly. The steering committee will hear the case first, amid U.S. refusal to accept them without council reconsideration. The assembly opened with Luxembourg's Gaston Thorn elected president.

United Nations, N.Y North Viet Nam U.N United States General Assembly Assembly Security Council Council South Korea China Soviet Union Gaston Thorn Luxembourg

Wellsville Personal News Update Highlights Local Actions

The Wellsville items report changes on the library board with a new member, book checkout totals, new shelves and renewed paint. A bus tour to eleven states, a wedding near Bowling Green, a 91st birthday upcoming, and a quilt and jelly auction benefiting missions are noted along with community meetings and church activities. Allen Updyke’s discharge from hospital is mentioned, plus a Methodist Witness service led by Bishop Goodrich emphasizing sincerity and faith impacting health and morals.

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Rent-A-Frog Company Hops Into Frog Festival Biz

Rayne Louisiana Frog Co., founded by Pete Babineaux, rents croaking contestants for the Frog Festival weekend. For about two dollars, medium sized racehorse-shaped frogs jump four to five feet. The firm began selling frog legs, then supplying labs and schools, shipping to Japan and Formosa before frog jumping contests boosted demand.

Rayne Louisiana Frog Co Pete Babineaux Louisiana Frog Louisiana Babineaux Japan Formosa United States

Top Officials Destroyed Dallas Letter

The New York Times reports top FBI officials including possibly former Director J Edgar Hoover ordered destruction of a letter in which Lee Harvey Oswald made violent threats ten days before JFK's assassination. The letter referenced threats toward the Dallas police and was destroyed in Washington to avoid embarrassment and not impede the investigation.

New York FBI J. Edgar Hoover Lee Harvey Oswald John F. Kennedy New York Times Dallas Washington the Times

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