Voters Guide to Missouri State Office Candidates
A long list of candidates from parties present biographical data and responses on state services and financing. Notable figures include Charles Baker Democrat aged 65 of Pleasant Hill. Earl Blackwell Democrat aged 48 of Hillsboro. Christopher Bond Republican aged 33, State Auditor. Steven Burns Republican. RJ King Republican. Paul Leonard Nonpartisan. Gene McNary Republican. William Morris Democrat, Lieutenant Governor. Leroy Schantz Democrat. Howard Sam Houston Sims Democrat. Joseph Teasdale Democrat. William McKinley Thomas Democrat. Edward Dowd Democrat. Harvey Euge Republican. Charles Samuel Miller Independent. Robert D Newberry Democrat. John Noel Democrat. Responses show emphasis on education, transportation, welfare, law enforcement, and tax reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Charles Baker
Pleasant Hill
Earl R. Blackwell
Hillsboro
Bonne Terre
University of Missouri
Stanford University
University of Cincinnati
Washington University
Missouri Senate
Senate Appropriations Committee
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
Christopher S. Bond
State Capitol
Jefferson City
Mexico
Princeton
Virginia Law School
State Auditor of
Consumer Protection Division
Stephen Burns
Bopp Road
St. Louis
Manchester
Kirkwood
Stephen
Mississippi County
North County
Jefferson College of Electrical Engineering
Emerson
King, Jr
South Hanley Road
Clayton
St. Clair Public
University of Missouri, Columbia
House of Representatives
Franklin County
Appropriations Committee
St Louis County
Paul J. Leonard
Washington Street
Jackson
Deforest’s
School of Radio
Chicago
Bryant and Stratton School
Executive Branch
General Assembly
Gene McNary
Tibet Court
Indiana University
St. Louis County
Lashly
Leroy Schantz
Inglewood
Springfield
United States
Greene County Recorder of Deeds
Missouri Division of Employment Security
U. S. Department of Labor
Howard
Sam’’ Houston Sims
Plaza Rock Court
Illinois
United Auto Workers Union
National Fire Fighters Assn
Police Officers Association of America
Federal Reserve
Joseph P. Teasdale
Walnut
Kansas City
Rockhurst College
St. Louis University
U.S
Jackson County
William McKinley Thomas
Charlack
Overland
Lee Institute of Real Estate
Dun & Bradstreet, Inc
Henry W. Block
National Tax Training School
Franken Credit School
Western Registry
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Edward L
Dowd
Fauquier Dr
Harvey F. Euge
California Ave
Charles Samuel Miller
Charlotte
Robert D. Newberry
Old Highway
O'Fallon
John Noel
Aston
Missouri House of Representatives
Municipal Corporations
Judiciary
Workmen's Compensation
Fingleton Institute of Politics
Rutgers University
Secretary of State race candidates outline goals
James J. Askew argues for reforming the office to inform the public on pending legislation and protect citizens from unscrupulous companies. James C. Kirkpatrick touts modernizing the office for prompt, economical service and efficient record management. Harold Dean Kuerhle emphasizes citizen service, merit system, and better information access across agencies.
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James C. Kirkpatrick
Capitol Building
Jefferson City
Missouri
Northeast High
Kansas City
Central Missouri State College
Warrensburg
University of Missouri- Columbia
Windsor
Secretary of State
Harold Dean
Securities
Missouri Lieutenant Governor candidates in 1968 race
A compiled slate lists James P. Aylward Jr. Democrat and Joseph L. Badaracco Republican with backgrounds in law and public service, plus Leonard Bade Democrat and Gregory Hansman Republican among others. The document outlines careers, education, and views on legislative reform, government reorganization, and duties of the lieutenant governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Aylward JR
West 68Th Terrace
Kansas City
Missouri
University of Notre Dame
University of Missouri
Commission On Juvenile Institutions
Ixth Air Defense Command
Jackson County
Joseph L. Badaracco
Devonshire
St. Louis
St. Louis University
Washington University Law School
Board of Aldermen City of
Saint Louis
East- West Gateway Council and Human Development Corporation
Senate
Leonard L. Bade
Rolla
Vienna High School
Vienna
Ohio University
Athens
Missouri Adjustment Bureau
Insurance Claims Company
Dept. of Revenue
Dept. of Corrections
Highway Patrol
John D. Bond
Boulevard
Jefferson City
Gregory Hansman
Westgate
University City
Washington U
Missouri U
Young Republican Club
State Senate
Marvin Kennon
North Washington
Springfield
Southwest Missouri State College
Missouri House
Senate Republicans
House
76Th General Assembly
Social Security & Retirement
Veterans & Military Affairs
Lincoln
Capitol
Missouri Attorney General race summary 1966
Profiles of Democratic Michael Kennedy and Republican James Danforth as candidates for Attorney General. Details include terms, salaries, residences, education, and careers. Kennedy emphasizes law and order and anti drug efforts. Danforth cites private practice and prior public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Missouri Supreme Court
Democratic Party
Michael Joseph Kennedy
Walnut Street
Kansas City
Missouri
Faxon Ward School
Central High School
University of Kansas City School of Law
Rockhurst College
Jackson County
Counter Intelligence Corps
United States Supreme Court
James I
Spain
Spring
Bloomfield
Wwe
Southeast Missouri State College
University of Missouri At Columbia
Missouri House of Representatives
John C. Danforth
Ncumbent
Fox Creek Road
Jefferson
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William Ss. Morris
West Gregory
Higginsville
Wentworth Military Academy
Umkc Law School
State of Missouri
Missouri State Goals Commission
The
Voters Service Committee of the
Mexico-Audrain Lwv
James J. Askew
Cambridge Ave
Maplewood
Maplewood Richmond Hghts Sr High
McGovern
Sec of States
Missouri University
Board of Education
Lincoln University
Board of Governors
Missouri Bar
James £ E. Godfrey
St. Mary’s Litchfield
Heneghan, Roberts & Godfrey
John Clayton McAllister
Cates Avenue
Washington
Tama
Office of Price Administration
William C. Phelps
Grand Avenue
Nevada
University of Missouri Columbia
Jack J. Schramm
Gannon Ave
University City Public Schools
Colgate University
Wallace PP. Wright
33Rd Street
Lebanon
State College
Univ. of Missouri
Kroger Co
K. C
Central and
Western
Laclede Co
Dry Nob
William B. Ewald
Don Manford
Oakland
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