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Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1971

Page

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China cancels National Day parade amid speculation

AP dispatches report China called off the National Day parade on Oct 1 as part of a leadership reshuffle plan. Officials denied reports Mao Tse-tung is ill or dead while theories swirl around U.S. visits and a possible central committee session to oust hard leftists.

China Foreign Office Word Bhatge Fe Waffaires Poleng Paris Mao Tseiling Wag ‘Dn Mao Aad UN Hiswal oThe Japanese Kyodo Peking Communist: Party Kyodo Schedul Agence France Presse Taiwan Central Committee Chinese Communist Party Chen Po-ta Nixon United States U.S Paul Dudley White Dwight D. Eisenhower Lewis M. Gulick Associated Press Washington Mao’ Tse-tung Burma Tien An Men Square Chou En-lai Tokyo Mao Tse-tung Cost of Living Council

China's Leadership Uncertainty Weighs on Nixon Peking Trip

AP analysis notes China watchers doubt Mao is near death or ill but recognize a leadership puzzle. Citing halted flights and unpublished public showings, analysts suggest a possible succession issue while stressing Mao and Chou En-lai remain firmly placed. The topic gains urgency due to Nixon's planned Peking visit.

China Peking Washington Nixon

Sheltered workshop survey eyed for area work program

About fifty four residents from Mexico Vandalia Farber and Montgomery City attended a Monday night meeting on establishing a sheltered workshop. Fred Lierheimer explained the concept and potential jobs such as boxes pallets and envelopes. A temporary board was named to conduct a market survey and plan next steps. Transportation was discussed but not provided.

Mexico Vandalla Farber Montgomery City Fred Lierheimer Lierheimer Bernard Black Lewella Estes Cerebral Palsy Assn Missouri Jefferson City Paul Bounds M. Lewis Stepherson Randell Cole Alfred Durham Lester*Meine Margaret Davis C. Johnson Davis Vandalia Larry Crowell Cerebral Palsy School East Central Missouri Association For Mental Health Welfare Office

Central Missouri HDC Receives Job Grant

The Central Missouri Counties Human Development Corp. has been awarded 170,720 dollars to fund a project creating fulltime jobs for 49 enrolled workers. The grant is part of several packages totaling over a million dollars to provide work for 473 people.

Central Missouri Counties Human Development Corp

Senate approves draft extension amid military aid bill clash

Senate passage of the draft extension bill clears the path for a $21 billion military hardware appropriations push. After Nixon signs the draft measure restoring expiring deferment authority, first mobilizations target June graduates and dropouts with low lottery numbers. Other items include UN seating debates with China and Taiwan and wage freeze tensions.

Associated Press Washington Senate Nixon United Nations N.Y Thest,s China General Assembly Albania Taiwan

Bomb lowered for Amchitka test without Nixon approval

A five megaton nuclear device was lowered at least 300 feet into an underground Alaskan test site as officials said Nixon had not yet approved the blast. Congress and researchers cited the plan for an October test window between Oct 1 and Oct 7. The AEC furloughed staff and would need a week to place the device, with security concerns preventing disclosure of its current location.

Washington Nixon North America Atomic Energy Commission AEC Aleutian Amchitka Alaska

Missouri towns approve various local tax and bond measures

Warrensburg voters approve a one cent city sales tax by 1 214 to 800. Ferguson backs the levy 1 164 to 1 093. Monett rejects a 540 000 school bond 999 to 987 while Seneca rejects a 216 000 bond 302 to 981. Lee's Summit defeats a on site liquor by the drink proposal 1 289 to 1 515. Bruce Sherwood elected Parkville city marshal at 1 annual dollar. Normandy Fire Protection District approves 155 000 bond for two new fire trucks 954 to 422.

Associated Press Warrensburg Monett Seneca Lee’s Summit Bruce Sherwood Parkville Ferguson Normandy

Navy Boss Couldn't Get Into Marines

At Quonset Point Rhode Island Marine Corps Commandant Gen Leonard F Chapman Jr says Navy Secretary John H Chafee could not rejoin the Marines today because his hair and sideburns are too long. The remark follows Chapman's note that a crew cut is key to Marine discipline and performance.

Quonset Point R.I Marine Corps Leonard F. Chapman Jr Navy John H. Chafee Heleney Chafee

Man Who Burned Car Becomes A Folk Hero

Eddie Campos of Whittier California says he solved his car woes with one match after his Lincoln Continental burned on the front lawn of a Ford plant. He became a folk hero to others with faulty cars, recounting a long chain of defects since buying the car in 1969. He denies a vendetta against Ford, claiming he is helping consumers stand up for their rights.

Dealater Ford Campos Carlotta

Drugs and Child Care New Classes in Night School

Enrollment for 23 classes at Mexico Evening School begins Monday at 7 p.m. at Mexico High School. New courses include Drug Prevention and Detection led by Sheldon Silk and Child Care and Development taught by Mrs. Robert Gooch. Some sessions run six weeks with $10 fee for the drug course and five two hour sessions at $6 for child care. For details call 591-5684.

Mexico Evening School Mexico High School Sheldon Silk Hast Missouri Mental Health Center Mra Robert Gooch Mexico Area

Mexico Ledger Subscription Rates and Hours

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