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Today's Editorial- A Most Famous American MEXICO (MO.) LEDGER Page A Tuesday, June 4, 1974 Can you name an American who became the head of a foreign state? There is one. Perhaps, only one. What's more, she is a woman. And, certainly, the only American woman to ever be head of any state. Her name is Golda Meir.

Golda Meir was born in Kiev, Russia, in 1898. She migrated to the United States where she lived until she was 23 years old. That makes her ours. During that time, she was a school teacher in Milwaukee. In 1921, she emigrated to Palestine where she played an important role in the founding and development of Israel.

In 1969, she became Prime Minister of Israel. She retired from that office this week at the age of 76. She was, and is, a great woman. She was a pioneer in her adopted nation. She became a formidable world leader.

And because of her success, one wonders about other American women. Women who migrated to America, or grew up here, are among the best educated women in the world. They are among the most healthy, most traveled, most read, most informed, best fed, best housed, best clothed How does it happen we have never had a woman as President of the United States? Or as Governor of a state? Why is there no American Queen Victoria in our history? Or a Golda Meir in our own government? ANN LANDERS LETTERS COLUMN A Letter About Therapists I 1 tv channels 2 Kfvi. St. Louis 3 Ktvo.

Ottumwa 4 Kmox tv. St. Louis 5 Ksd-tv. St. Louis 7 Khqa-tv, Hannibal Komu-tv, Columbia 9 Ketc-tv.

St. Louis 10 Wgem-tv. Quincy 11 Kplr, St. Louis 13 Krcgtv. Jeff City 17 Kcbj-tv, Columbia (17 is 6 On See TV) Erroneous listings, jf any are due to unreported changes by the stations See TV 12, Weather TELEVISION LISTINGS AND PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS FOR TONIGHT iJJr Landers: 1 to "rite this chancy that a person is probably just as well off MK EV ekn to telk to it would be a lot you are in the hip pocket of the physicians and psychiatrists, but here does anyway.

My particular subject is "Psychiatric Help Its nothing but a jungle of quacks, who are cheaper. Sign As Ever But A Lot Smarter. Dear Smarter: Psychiatry has done in- beautifully for some, very little for others, and has been downright destructive for those who guidance of two fell into the wrong hands. Of course there are experienced two divorces and some nutty psychiatrists. In fact, some of them select the field in search of solutions to their 2 Movie 3-17 Pyramid 4-7-13 Tattletales 'SPSS iy daughter turn 90 trashy and foul- reSwd Wh Sl etl 61 1 ntire fes of syrsK.

My "Should we removed?" have the children's tonsils I look pretty good. He talks incessantly about a woman in his office who had her face done and "Conversation With Mrs. Coretta King" deals with continuing work by widow of slain Martin Luther King, at 6:00 p.m. on Channel 9... BASEBALL: Channel 17 will join in progress, at 7:00, the KC Royals-Orioles game at Baltimore ABC Movie at 7:30 2,3 is "What Are Best Friends For?" with Ted Bessell and Lee Grant in 1973 Tv comedy; a network repeat Billy Graham Crusade, in Arizona, is at 7:30 Gilligan 13 Showtime 17 Bullwinkle 3 Gentle Ben 7 Bonanza 8 Big Valley 9 Elec.

Co. 10 Make Deal 11 Lucy 13 Gambit 17 Western 5:00 PM on 13, at 11, and at 9:00 on 3, with second of three telecasts; this one on "True Love" "You Owe It To Yourself" is program designed to inform on money management and household finances, in game show format at 9:00 on 9 MOVIES: At 1:00 p.m. on Channell 11 Arise My Love, Claudette Colbert, 1940 drama, fair; 3:00 on 2 Jumbo, first of two parts of 1962 musical with Doris Day 7:30 on 2,3, What Are Best Friends fo'f Ted Bessell, 1973 Tv comedy; 7:30 on 5 Suddenly Single, Hal Holbrook, 1971 Tv comedy-drama; 10:30 on 4,7,13 Red Line 7000, James Caan, 1965 drama; 11:30 oh 11 Elephant Gun, Patrick McGoohan 1958 adventure; 12:40 a.m. on 4 The Big Circus, Victor Mature, 1959 drama, fairly good; 2:50 a.m. on 4 The Furies, Barbara Stanwyck, 1950 drama.

I was informed that I was creating a feeling looks 20 years younger. ft ff hi my (3ge 13 beeaUSe don't want to spend I told her I was appalled by her sneaking out of time off from work, or en was appalled by her sneaking out the house after the family had gone to bed and wouldn't stand for it. After several months of therapy (at $40 and the money, take the time off from work, or go through the pain. Yet, if it means so much to him, maybe I should. What do you Dear L.S.: It's your face and your husband PM 3-10 Children 4 Mike Douglas 5 Merv Griffin 7-13 Joker's Wild 8 Perspective 9 Guten Tag 17 Zoo Revue 3 Make Deal 7 Gambit 8 Elec.

Co. 9 Mr. Rogers 10 Beat The Clock 2 Hogan's Heroes 3 ABC Newscast 4-7-13 CBS Newscast M-10 NdC Newscast Gomer 17 Phil Donahue 2 Consequences 3-4-5-7-8-10-13 Newscast 9 Martin Luther King 2-17 ABC Newscast 11 Andy Griffith 3-4-5 Newscast 12 Local Program or 9 Sesame St. 10 Tell Truth 11 Mayberry 13 Consequences 5:30 PM Weatherscan 2 Tell Truth 3-13 Bobby Goldsboro 4 Hollywood Squares 7 Hee Haw 9 Dig It 10 Emergency 41 Bewitched 17 Newscast 2-3 Happy Days 4-13 Maude 5-8 Adam 12 9 Membership 11 That Girl 17 Royals Baseball 9 Lorraine Hansberry 7:30 PM 2-3 ABC Movie judgment was faulty and that I had created most of my own problems because of some "inadequacy in my personality." When I asked my therapist, after four years "How long will I have to be in treatment?" he replied, "How long did it take you to get sick?" I wondered if that meant that because I was 441 Vl a vjuiua in uui uwn government: nr 0 it Women are about 50 per cent of our population. SSnSS forW3rd t0 another 40 years of Blacks are about 13 per cent.

But there already I am not trying to make it appear there is have been more black Mayors and state legislators nothing wrong with me. There is plenty wrong than there have been women. lli 4 There has been one black U.S. Senator and one white woman U.S. Senator.

There has been one black justice on the U.S. Supreme Court but no women. There have been no black cabinet members, but two women. For a nation to do as well as it can, it should use all the talent it possesses as well as it can. Obviously, women have not been used as well as they should be used to build a better America for all of us.

an hnnrM 1IU i3 ana your nusoana fJT into a lift if you 4-7 Hawaii 5-0 5 Movie 8-10 Mystery Movie 11 Lucy 13 Billy Graham 8:00 PM 11 Billy Graham 8:30 PM 4-7-13 Shaft 8:45 PM 9 You Owe It 9:00 PM 2 Welby, M.D. 3 Billy Graham 5-8-10 Police Story 11 Suspense 9 Show Me 2-3-4-5-7-8-10-13-17 Newscast 9 Yoga 11 Virginian 10:30 PM 2 Mission Impossible 3-17 Dorian Gray 4-7-13 CBS Movie M-10 Tonight 9 Sewing 9 St. Louis Sings 2 Peter Gunn 11 Movie 12 Midnight 2 Dorian Gray 5-10 Tomorrow AM 4 Movie 2:50 AM 4 Movie don't want one. Furthermore, not all lifts come out peachy- keen. I've talked to many women who are sorry they messed around.

And bear in mind, the results are not permanent. The best lifts last only five or six years at the most. WEDNESDAY LEDGERLAND STATION LISTINGS AND PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS le Mind" is a documentary of five persons under emotional stress, with narration by siress, with narration by Joanne football; a network repeat Woodward at 12:30 on Channels 2, Movie at 8:00 on 5,8,10 Wot L' BC Afterschool Special at 3:30 Henry Orient" with Peter Sellers is why I got into this whole psychotherapy mess in the first place The point is that finding a therapist with competence, compassion and common sense is so Do you feel awkward, self-conscious, Comedy Concert UB in- lonely? Welcome to the club. There's help for troduction to classical music by Tim you in Ann Landers' booklet, "The Key to Conway and Ruth A tour of the Popularity." Send 35c in coin with your request St. Louis Zoo is at 7:00 on 2 Bobbie and a long, stamped, self-addressed envelope Gentry leads a musical comedv hour at to Ann Landers, P.O.

Box 3346, Chicago, Illinois 60654. ABC Movie at 7:30 on 2, 3,17 is "Blood drama of high school NBC Of 2., SE SSL TcoS S-JShTJ a lighthearted in- New York City; a network The Billy Graham Crusade in Arizona concludes at 8:00 on 11 and 13 with "The Coming Storm" "Salute To Darryl F. Zanuck" shows clips from his films and has Walter Pidgeon, Roddy McDowell, and Red Buttons as hosts, at 10:30 on 3, 7:00 on 4, 7, 13 with Robert Goulet and Wayne Newton. It's the first of a four- week series SPECIAL: "Cyrano de DoSTta HoSfSH £5" Capias At The End Of The Day As many as walk according to this rule, peace be on 6:16. There are many panaceas for the world's ills preached today, many ways to peace suggested.

But there is only one sure way to peace: the transforming power of God through Christ making a person over again. Open Forum Editor, Ledger: Thank you for making it possible for me to receive The Ledger Citizenship Award. I would also like to express my appreciation to all the To Your Good About Cat Scratch Fever George C. Thosteson, M.D teachers of Community R-VI for giving me this honor. Sincerely, Jean Becker Laddonia Dear Dr.

Thosteson: Recently I heard that if a pregnant woman gets scratched by a cat she could bear a defective child. I suspect I am pregnant, and since I have been scratched twice since my last period I am worried A. C. I think you or whoever told you about it is confusing cat scratch fever with toxoplasmosis. Cat scratch fever is caused by an organism that produces skin infection and lymph Information For Blind BERWYN, you suddenly lost your sight, you would ask; "Where do I go from Here?" Dialogue, recorded magazine for the blind, has the answer.

Every year thousands of people lose their sight, some suddenly in an auto accident and some gradually from disease or injury. After the shock wears off they are faced with the reality of coping with life. Until now there has been no answer to their question and no source of information and direction, except in print which the newly blind cannot read. This need is being met by Dialogue Publications, Berwyn, Illinois, with a recorded guide for the newly blind which can help bring them back to a productive life. Begun through a matching grant from Reader's Digest more than two years ago, editors and blind persons consulted for their expertise in work for the blind have written an encouraging, instructive production in sound that a newly-blinded person can read for himself by listening.

Entitled "Where Do I Go From Here?" it draws for its text from the experiences of many persons who have gone through the experience of losing sight themselves. These people tell in this recorded effort how they confronted loss of sight and how they have adjusted their lives while remaining productive citizens. "While other pieces have been written on this subject," said Editor Don Nold, originator of the idea, "they were produced only in print. Newly-blinded persons cannot read them. Doctors dismiss them without giving information they so sorely need at this point, so it is no wonder that they ask the question, 'Where do I go from Several persons contributed sections of the guide dealing with particular phases of the matter.

On disc records, the guide offers help for those partially sighted, as well as those totally blind. It tells how people have revamped their lives, not despite blindness, but by using in a new way, the talents, education, and experience gained as a sighted person. An appendix to the main text is a one-hour anthology of articles selected from Dialogue magazine. Margaret Freer, a former member of the editorial staff of Ideals magazine who lost her sight more than six years ago, assembled the segments of the guide, rewriting and editing until a final manuscript was ready for recording. She gave it the title and also wrote the companion piece for members of the family and associates of the blind person.

Entitled "Promises to it is in ink print and outlines the "do's and don'ts" for those who will share the traumatic experiences of learning to live without sight. Dialogue's staff members participating, in addition to Nold and Ms. Freer, were 1 Managing Editor B. T. Kimbrough, Studio Director Bill Wetendorf, former Production Editor Fred Gissoni, Women's Editor Rose Burnham, Associate Editor John Ashenhurst, Intercom Editor Janet Bixby, Former Executive Director Woody Boyles.

Also participating were former Men's Editor Wells Mori, former Women's Editor Lillian Rosenbom, and former staff members Tom Coke and Maureen Young. The 110,000 grant from Reader's Digest matched in a fund drive by Chicago Community Trust and others will finance the production of the recorded guide, produced at a cost of more than $2. each. A national promotion to make availability of the "Where Do I Go From Here?" recording known to doctors, ophthalmologists, health centers, optometrists, Lions clubs, persons facing loss of sight, and members of their families begins this week. Although the initial cost will be paid by the Reader's Digest grant, contributions to Dialogue will be invited to aid in a continuance of the program.

"We are especially desirous that a contribution to Dialogue will not prevent a newly- blinded person from getting a copy," Nold said. "Its value lies in the timing. The sooner after one learns he is facing a life without sight, the more helpful these recordings will be. We want to reduce as much as possible the time lost between the realization that he is facing a life of blindness and his start toward readjustment." To those who have friends or relatives who have lost their sight, Dialogue will send a soundsheet reproducing samples of actual voices heard on the 90-minute production, including how to get a copy free. Address Dialogue, Berwyn, Illinois 60402.

Greetings Happy birthday on Thursday to Lillie Beth DeHart, G. L. Torreyson, John Cadwell, Mary Elizabeth Zeigler, Margaret Jones, Jimmy Cox, Jean Christian, Mary Jolene Harrison, Mrs. June Ross, Gary Delamatre of Benton City and Ann Kappelmann. Today's birthdays: Actress Rosalind Russell is 62 years old.

Opera singer Robert Merrill is 55. Thought for today: Two things are bad for the heart running up stairs and running down people Bernard Baruch, American businessman and statesman 1870-1965. gland swelling, and it can occur from a scratch by a healthy kitten or cat. While it's a nuisance, and in any event not very common, it isn't something for you to worry about. Toxoplasmosis is an entirely different matter.

That is a parasite sometimes present in the stool of infected animals and rather common in cats. In a pregnant woman, the disease can be transmitted to an unborn child. For whatever reason, this rarely happens with a first pregnancy, but it is common enough in later pregnancies to be cause for some concern. Early in pregnancy it is likely to cause an abortion. Later in pregnancy it can cause eye or brain damage in the child.

While I don't urge banning cats from a household, I do most distinctly urge that pregnant women, or women who suspect they are pregnant, avoid handling a cat's litter box. If unavoidable, then wash very thoroughly. In cases of doubt, skin and blood tests will determine whether you toxoplasmosis. 24 Hours i2 (See Tv) Weather (Adv.) 5:45 AM 4 News 6: oo AM 4 P.S. 4 6:30 AM 2 Farm Report 4 Semester 5 Focus 10 LaLanne have 11 Cisco Kid 6:45 AM 2 Lone Ranger Dear Dr.

Thosteson: Please 7: AM send your booklet, "Controlling Acne, Blackheads and Three Pimples," for which I enclose 11ire A Sto 25 cents and a long, stamped, self-addressed envelope. Can you advise me how to get E. J. Tetracycline, which is proving helpful in a good many cases of acne, is a drug that requires a doctor's prescription. It is discussed in my booklet.

3 Billy Graham 4-7-13 Kojak 11 Suspense 9:30 AM 2 Split Second 3 Osmonds 4 Gambit 5-8-10 Jeopardy 7 Studio 7 17 Not Women Only 10:00 AM 2 Pyramid 3 Gourmet '4-7-13 See It Now 5-8-10 Wizard of 10:30 AM 17 and at 12:00 midnight on 2 Johnny Lists Truman Capote as MOVIES: At 1:00 p. m. on 11 Zoo Revue 12 Local Program or 3-10 Children Weatherscan 4 Mike Douglas 17 Time for Women 5 Merv Griffin 7-13 Joker's Wild 3 Town Country 8 Perspective 7 Hal Barton 9 Better Living 17 Crazy Comedy Fragile 4-00PM Mind 4-7-13 World Turns 7 Gambit 8-10-11 Three On 8 Elec. Co. Match 9 Mr.

Rogers 1:00 PM 10 Beat The Clock 4-7-13 Guiding Gilligan 5-8-10 Our Lives Showtime 11 Movie 7 Bonanza Channel 11 Your Past Is Showing, Peter Sellers, 1957 comedy, very good; 3:00 oh 2 Jumbo, second half of 1962 musical with Doris Day; 7:30 on 2, 3, 17 Blood Larry Hagman, 1973 Tv football drama; 8:00 on 5, 8, 10 The World Of Orient, Peter Sellers, 1964 comedy, excellent; 10:30 on 4, 7, 13 Bombers B-52, Natalie Wood, 1957 drama, fair; 11:30 on. 11 Man From Frisco, Michael O'Shea, 1944 drama; 12:30 a. m. on 4 The Redhead And The Cowboy, Glenn 1950 western, fair; 2:00 a. m.

on 4 Huk, George Montgomery, 1956 adventure, good 3:45 a. m. on 4 Belle Starr, Randolph Scott, 1941 melodrama, fairly good. 11 Gomer 17 Phil Donahue 6:00 PM 2 Consequences 3-4-5-7-8-10-13 Newscast 9 Maggie Machine 11 Andy Griffith 11-13 2-3 Crazy Comedy 12 Local Program or 7 Gambit Weatherscan 2 Tell Truth Dear Dr. Thosteson: I came down with Herpes infection (shingles) which involved the eye, forehead and top of my head.

I have a discoloration on my forehead and am wondering whether it will disappear in E. S. The pigment changes following shingles may be permanent, particularly if the infection was deep and severe. There is usually some fading however, that generally can be managed easily with cosmetics. 7:15 AM 2 Fury 7:45 AM 2 Cartoons 8:00 AM 2 Jeff's Collie 3 Lewis Family 4-7-13 Capt.

K'roo 9 Begins School Room Education Program 11 Flintstones 8:30 AM 2 What's Line 3 Sesame St. 11 Romper Room 9:00 PM 2-17 Doc Elliot 2-3-17 Brady Bunch 2-3-17 Girl In Life 8 Big Valley 4-7-13 Love Life 5-8-10 Hollywood Squares 11:00 AM 2-3-17 Password 4-7-13 Young- Restless 5-8-10 Jackpot 11:30 AM 2 Newscast 3-17 Split Second 4-7-13 Search Sweepstakes 12 Noon 2 Children 3-5-7-8-13 Newscast 4 Green Acres 10 Dinah's Place 4-7-13 Edge of Night 9 Elec. Co. 5-8-10 Doctors 10 Make Deal 11 Lucy 2-3-17 Hospital 13 Gambit 4-7-13 Price Is 17 Western R'ght 5-00PM 5-8-10 Other World 2:30 PM 2-3-17 One Life 9 Sesame St 4-7-13 Match Game 10 Tell Truth W-10 To Survive 11 Mayberry 2 Movie 3-17 Pyramid 4-7-13 Tattletales 5-8-10 Somerset 11 Three Stooges 9 French Chef 10 Circus 1 Bewitched 17 Newscast 2 Zoo 3-17 Cowboys 4-7-13 Bobbie Gentry 2-17 ABC Newscast 5-8-10 Chase 3-4-5 Newscast 3 Membershio 11 That Girl 9 Cyrano de Bergerac 2-3-17 ABC Movie 11 Lucy 8:00 PM 4-7 Cannon 5-8-10 NBC Movie Billy Graham 9:00 PM 2-3-17 Doc Elliot 4-7-13 Kojak 11 Suspense 9:30 PM 9 Membership 9:45 PM 9 Insight 10:00 PM 2-3-4-5-8-10-13-17 Newscast 1 11 Virginian 3-13 Porter Wagoner IO-ISPM 4 Arabian Nights 7 Dragnet 13 Consequences 5:30 PM Js Heroes ABC Newscast 4-7-13 CBS Newscast 54-10 NBC Newscast Yesterday in Mexico Thursday, June 4,1964 Miss Nelle Lee Bomar's association with the Morris Furniture Mexico's third oldest business, just behind Pilcher Jewelry established in 1868, and Moore's Grocery, founded in 1874, has terminated, but she is not planning to just sit and hold her hands. The Morris firm was founded in 1879.

Hundreds of Jehovah's Witnesses began arriving in Mexico today as delegates to a three-day ministerial convention being held this weekend at the Mexico High- School. Jennie Cooper, 16, is recovering "as well as can be expected" at Audrain Hospital, according to her mother, Mrs. James Cooper. She was injured last week in a horseback riding accident. Friday, June 4, mi Mr.

and Mrs. John Hagan have begun construction of their new home on Oak Lane. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wright and daughter, Lynn, of Rolla are visiting here with their parents, Mr.

and Mrs. C.L. Wright and Mrs. and Mrs. Roy Chrisman.

John L. Longwell, dean of the college of agriculture at the of Missouri, was guest speaker at the Rotary Club luncheon at the Hotel Hoxsey today. He outlined agricultural progress in Missouri. Dr. and Mrs.

Glen P. Kallenbach have purchased the 180-acre farm on Highway 15 from Mr. and Mrs. Ben Winn, and will take possession in July after some redecoration. The Winns plan to move to the west coast.

Wednesday, June 4,1924 Miss Ellen Machin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Machin of this city, will graduate this year from Central and Howard-Payne Colleges. She is active in the YWCA and is a member of Zeta Sigma Literary Society. Receiving degrees from the University of Missouri, Columbia, this morning were Esther L.

Bride, Alice Cowherd, Barbara L. Reavis and Mary Worrell, two-year education certificates; Lawrence DeMuth, degree in law; Mary L. McFarland and Mary Worrell, science, education degree; Elizabeth Green, Mary I McFarland, Anna Payne, Barbara Reavis and Minola Stallings, bachelor of art. All are from this city. The national conclave of the Eta Upsilon Gamma sorority opens this evening at the Hotel Hoxsey with a meeting of the Council and offices.

By JAY SHARBUTT AP Television Writer NEW YORK (AP) One of the nation's costliest tree houses, rushed to completion last month in Washington, D.C., hasn't been used since May 20. But don't ask if you can play in it if you come to Washington. It's reserved exclusively for the two Tv camermen and a lighting director who'll be in it from the day the House Judiciary Committee finally opens its impeachment investigation to the public. The tree house, so named by ABC officials, cost an estimated $19,000 to put up. It's located on the south side of the massive Rayburn Building, which cost an estimated $150 million to put up.

The cost of erecting the two- story tree house was shared by the three commercial networks and public Behind Your Tv Screen 9 Maggie Machine 10:30 PM 2 Mission Impossible 3-17 Darryl Zanuck 4-7-13 CBS Movie 5-8-10 Tonight 10:45 PM 9 Our Times 11: 15PM 9 St. Ix)uis Sings' 11:30 PM 2 Peter Gunn 11 Movie 12 Midnight 2 Darryl Zanuck 5-10 Tomorrow 12:30 AM 4 Movie 2:00 AM 4 Movie 3: 45 AM 4 Movie television, according to hearings would start May 21. stallation and puts a security spokesmen for ABC, which r. security supervised the construction. Unlike the Rayburn Building, which took nearly three years to finish, the air- conditioned wood tree house was completed in one frantic night three weekends ago, ABC's Bob Siegenthaler says.

Siegenthaler, a senior producer in ABC News' special events department, said the rush job was made necessary because at that tJme it appeared the public WINDSHIELD INSTALLATION Windshields in stock for all popular model cars ft trucks. Quick Service Call 581-4231 GAMBLE PAINT GLASS "Serving Mexico For 37 Years" Has anyone tried to tiptoe to the treehouse for bugging purposes or to eavesdrop on the committee's closed sessions? "None of our people," laughed Siegenthaler, who said the committee orders periodic checks of the in- man on duty during closed sessions to guard against unauthorized ears. He said the structure was' locked shut May 20 after tests of the camera and lighting gear and nobody was allowed- to go in again. Published daily except Sundays and holidays at 300 Washington Mexico, Mo. Second class postage paid at Mexico, 65265.

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