Happy House A Start For Mexico Child Care
Happy House a licensed community day care at 216 East Promenade St serves 20 children and seeks to expand to meet a need for 60 to 65 more, with potential for 100 to complement Head Start. Governance by a six member board. Susan Curtis leads operations with Jo Ann Thomas and four NYCs assisting. funding from welfare and government food program supports meals and operations.
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Day-Care Center Board Seeks Community Help in Mexico
A special report outlines the Mexico Day-Care Center board for the new year with Virginia Thompson and advisory members Willam Johnson Ronald Westen haver Anna Belle Gooch and Dr. Robert Searfoss. New supervisor Mrs. Donald ArcherRelief for Mrs. Curtis and cook to start in two weeks. The group plans expansion and 24 hour care options, seeks sturdy toys furniture and bookshelves, invites citizens to support this community project for local children.
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General Abrams Hospitalized in Saigon After Collapse
General Creighton W. Abrams, commander of U.S. forces in Vietnam, was hospitalized in Saigon after collapsing at ceremonies in Vung Tau. He has a virus infection and slight lung inflammation, prescribed bed rest and medication, and is resting at 3rd Field Hospital.
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Nasser state funeral held as Cairo marks leader
U S officials and world leaders gather for Gamal Abdel Nasser's state funeral in Cairo while the public cortege forms. NATO, Middle East policy, and Yemen’s crisis dominate briefings as Israel tests a cease-fire while Jordan sees calm. A Vietnamese commander reports progress against North Vietnamese forces near Fire Base O Reilly. The Senate blocks a direct election proposal, limiting presidential reform this session.
Wentzville Tries Again On Tax Levy
Voters in Wentzville and nearby districts vote again on school tax increases after repeated defeats. Ferguson Florissant approved a 5.31 levy. Ritenour faces 4.77 levy amid district funding concerns. Hazelwood and Riverview Gardens also schedule ballots, with Hazelwood facing possible school closures if funds fail. Belton district rejects 5.96 levy for a second time and plans to resubmit.
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Mexico Ledger Publication and mailing details
The Mexico Ledger lists publication as daily except Sundays and holidays at 300 N Washington St Mexico Mo 65265. It details subscription rates by cartier in Mexico and trade area, and by mail in other Missouri counties with annual and six month prices.
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Agnew Frames Campaign As Truman Like Whirlwind Tour
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew likens his nationwide drive to Harry S. Truman's bold politics. He defends Vietnam policy, warns against “cut and run,” and cites Asia trips while criticizing Sen. Fulbright’s lack of Vietnam travel. The speech drew about 5,000 listeners with visible dissent from a banner reading We're not impressed.
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Auto makers seek price hits for 1971 cars
The article notes Chrysler General Motors and FordMotor Co considering price hikes for 1971 models amid rising material and labor costs. The United Auto Workers union is striking GM over a new contract, with plans to push similar demands to other automakers once settled.
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