Sheriff Twiehaus Secures Fifth Term in Warren County
Warren County voters gave Sheriff Melvin Twiehaus the Republican nomination by 1809 to 640 over Raymond Snowden, ensuring no Democratic opposition in November. Assessor Ed Addison defeated Maurice Schneider 1296 to 923, Fred Pope won the coroner nomination 1496 to 725 over Douglas Brown, and Southern District Judge Leonard D. Sutton led 488 to 145 for Ronald Hase.
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Warrenton
Melvin Twiehaus
Warren County
Raymond Snowden
Ed Addison
Maurice Schneider
Fred Pope
Douglas Brown
Leonard D. Sutton
Ronald Hase
Monroe Vote Upsets County Judge Fields
In Monroe County Eastern District Judge John H. Fields was upset in the Democratic primary by David Utterback, a Hunnewell-area farmer. Other Monroe results include Sheriff renomination for Dean Mason and a diverse set of local race totals, plus state constitutional amendments and the Democratic Committee selecting Walter Quinn as county collector nominee to face Betty Barnes in November.
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Paris
Monroe County
John H. Fields
Monroe City
Judge Fields
David Utterback
Hunnewell
Wayne Hilbert
Stoutsville
Dean Mason
Billy Joe Garnett
Cecil Evans
North of
Marvin Sudsberry
Madison
Grover Dunwood
Middle Grove
Ralph Kingaman
Harold Volkmer
Monroe
Jerry Welch
Hangman
Danforth
Bond
Euge
Phelps
Fink
Huffman
Rainey
Kemp
Ashcroft
U.S
Doctorian
Frappler
Spalnhower
D.R
Ozzie) Osbourn
James Reinhard
David Zerrer
Lindsey
Louise Taylor
Democratic Committee
Walter
Harky) Quinn
Betty Barnes
Lemon to Oppose Hamlett In 48th District Race
Republican James Lemon of Hallsville faces incumbent Ray Hamlett in the 48th district state representative contest. Lemon won the Republican nomination over Herman Tolson 1221 to 250 and carried Audrain Callaway Boone precincts.
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James Lemon
Hallsville
Ray Hamlett
Laddonia
Lemon
Mexico
Herman C. Tolson
Audrain County
Callaway County
Boone County
MU Opens 139th Year At Columbia August 23
The University of Missouri Columbia enters its 139th year with registration and orientation on August 23 and 24. About 25,000 students are expected, with housing scarcity and waits for dorm space on the rise. Tuition and fees rise, new money management counseling begins, and major campus projects include a $65 million veterinary complex and a $1 million Alumni Building.
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Columbia
University of Missouri-Columbia
UMC
Missouri
Missouri General Assembly
James C. Olaon
Gladys Atkins Courtney
University of Ilinois
School of Nursing
Owen Koeppe
College of Business
Several New Courses For Evening School Mexico
The Mexico Area Vocational Technical School advisory committee met to discuss fall evening courses. Enrollment is Sept 13 at Mexico High School. Courses include sewing, crafts, painting, cooking, guitar, tax law, boating safety, parenting, fitness, archery, and more. Extension econ and industrial relations offered by University of Missouri. Psychology of Exceptional Children not available this fall due to high campus demand. Several attendees listed.
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Mexico Area
Missouri
University of Missouri
C.A. Johnston
Kirby Allen
Lakenan Barnes
M.N. Barnes
John Boyce
Eldon Burgess
Thomas Stapleton
Howard Copeland
Jim Drexler
James DuBus
Gerri Gonterman
Bob Gooch
Fran Baker
James Keller
Walt Kiburz
Joe Meissert
Ruth Olson
Mary Jane Smithey
Orville Willis
Johnston
Donald R. Palmer
Don H. Bristow
Surgery for Donald Carter at Columbia veterans hospital
Donald Carter of Mexico Route 2 has been a patient in the veterans hospital at Columbia for the past week and was scheduled for a heart bypass surgery today. His room is 443.
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Donald Carter
Mexico
Veterans Hospital
Columbia
Mayo couple welcome daughter Jennifer McIntyre Mayo
Jennifer McIntyre Mayo, daughter of Dr. Edward R. Mayo and his wife from South Bend, weighed seven pounds 12 ounces at birth on Monday. Grandparents include Mrs. and Mrs. Warren O. McIntyre from Mexico. Dr Mayo teaches at Notre Dame University and Mrs Mayo designs interiors. In another item, Kenneth Earle of 903 Concordia is a patient at Columbia Regional Hospital after surgery, in room 412.
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Edward R. Mayo
South Bend
Ind
Jennifer McIntrye Mayo
Mexico
Warren 0. McIntrye
Mayo
Notre Dame University
Teasdale wins Missouri Democratic gubernatorial nomination
Kansas City attorney Joseph Teasdale secures the Missouri Democratic nomination after a tough race with Senate leader William Cason. The primary occurred as the Litton family tragedy cast a pall over results. Teasdale leads with 50 percent to 40 percent for Cason with 93 percent of precincts reporting.
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ST. Louis
Missouri
U.S. Senate
Litton
Cason
Teasdale County
Hearnesington
Adair
Andrew
Atchison Atchison
Audrain
Barry
Barton
Bates
G Benton
Benton
Bollinge
Bolinger
Boone
Buchanan
Butler
Caldwell
Callaway
Camden
Girad
C Girard
Carroll
Carter
Cass
Cedar
Chariton
Christia
Clark
Clay
Clinton
Cole
Cooper
Crawford
Cooper Crawford
Dade
Dallas
Davies
Dairess
Dekalb
Dent
Douglas
Dunkin
Dunklin
Franklin
Gentry
Greene
Grundy
Harrison
Henry
Hickory
Holt Ll
Holt Hickory
Howard
Howell
Tron
Iron
Jackson
Jasper
Jefferson
Jeferso
Johnson
Knox
LaClede
Lafayett
LaFayet
Lawrence
Lincoln
Lewis
Linn
McDonald
Macon
Madison
Marlies Madison
Marion
Marler
Mercer
Miller
Mississi
Moniteau
Monroe
Montgome
Morgan
New Madr
Newton New Madr
Nodoway
Newton
Oregon
Nodaway
Osage
Ozark
Pemiscot Osage
Perry
Pemiscot
Pettis Perry
Phelps
Pettis
Pike
Platte
Polk
Pulaski
Putnam
Randolph
Ralls
Reynalds
Ripley
St.Charl
Reynolds
St.Clair
St.Charl Ripley
St.Franc
St.lco
Stl City
St.Geney
Stl Ciy
Saline
St.Genev
Schuyler Saline
Schotland
Toney Warren
Texas
Vernon
Wayne
Warren
Webster
Worth
Wright Webster
Wright
Sparks
Weber
Thomas
Tucker
Morris
White
Kingery
Sutton
Baker
Smith
Richards
Tyler
Wheeler
Kansas City
Joseph Teasdale
Senate
William Cason
Jerry Litton
Teasdale
Pat O'Neil
O'Neil
Christopher S. Bond
Bond
Richard Rabbitt
John McAllister
Alberta Slavin
Rabbitt
McAllister
Slavin
Rolla
Leonard Bade
GOP
William Phelps
Mildred Huffman
Eric Fink
Secretary of State
Missouri Elections Commission
Albert Kemp
Robert Rainey
Kemp
John Ashcroft
Democratic Party
Tight Missouri primary races in 2nd district contested
In Missouri primary voting tight contests persisted for both parties in the 2nd Congressional District as results trickled in. Bob Chase and Bob Snyder led Republicans with 38 percent each, while Democrat Bob Young had 48 percent to Jack Schramm's 47 percent. other districts showed incumbents advancing or unopposed amid retirements and vacancies.
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ST. Louis
Missouri
St. Louis County
Bob Chase
Bob Snyder
Missouri House
Bob Young
Jack Schramm
Donald A.grauke
Richard A. Gephardt
Joanne M. Collins
John McDonough
Sth
Robert L. Witherspoon
Percy Gray
Richard King
Robert Johnson
William Clay
Bill Burlison
Richard Bolling
Gene Taylor
R-Sarcoxle
Richard H. Ichord
D-Houston
Joe Frappier
Joe Carron
Ike Skelton
Morgan Maxfield
Harold L. Volkmer
Ichord
Dolan Hawkins
Taylor
Raymond W. Thompson
Stuart “M. Leiderman
James Symington
U.S. Senate
Jerry Lieton
Leonor K. Sullivan
D-St. Louis
William Randall
Independence
Alstict
William L. Hungate
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Discotheque
Mid-Missouri
People & Music
Coal St
Mexico, Mo
Twiehaus
Fields
James L. Lemon
Beagles
Rush Hill
Martiedburg
Benton City
South Fork
Hiway
Cths
al Thompson
Saling
Audrain Co
C'way Co
Boone, Hallsville
Hinton Brown
Ruby Potter
B&pa
Robert Paterson
Willard Eckhardt
Margaret Mangel
Washington
Iowa
Boone Hospital
Melba Gibbons
E. O. Lawrence Jr
Audrain Medical Center
Boone County Hospital
Toby & Susie
Paris, Mo
Los
Paris American Legion
Bosn
Scrumpdillyishus Dairy Queen
Liberty
Jennifer McIntyre Mayo
Showtime
P.m
ALOHA
Bobby
Rose
Eam Me
Little Dixie Drive
Shackeon
Tai
Tate
Technicolor
Handi-Shop, Inc
City Park
Martinsburg, Mo
Ken Smith
Kcitizeny
Martinsburg Area Soda
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