Editorial: The Nominee For Senate Fight Builds In Missouri
The piece analyzes the Missouri Senate race after Jerry Litton's death, noting Warren Hearnes's aggressive bid, withdrawals by Bill Hungate and Jim Symington, and the remaining contenders including John Danforth. It questions who can unite the Democrats and defeat Danforth, and hints at Litton supporters seeking influence in the nominating committee. The editorial casts doubt on a Carter landslide altering the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Hearnes
Bill Hungate
Jim Symington
Charles Curry
Kansas City
James I. Spainhower
Jerry Litton
Litton
Hearnes
John Danforth
GOP
Towers
State Committee
Danforth
Democratic State Committee
Jack Danforth
Tom Eagleton
Jimmy Carter
Missouri
End of Day Faithful Warned on Gods Judgment
A devotional reflection cites Revelation 15 4 about the Lord’s judgments and urges readers to fear God now to avoid future judgment. It emphasizes that those who disregard God in life will face divine judgment later and wish they had taken Him seriously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
City approves Rex Theatre condemnation for safety risk
Aged Rex Theatre at yesterday in Mexico remains closed as the city council votes to condemn it as unsafe. Also noted are grants, fair events, a foreign exchange student arrival, film showings, dealership changes, horse show wins, new hires, and local staffing updates across Audrain and surrounding towns from 1926 to 1966.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex
Audrain Hospital
Division of
Mental Diseases
State of Missouri
Dave Sysengrath
Laos
Wellsville
Wellsville-Middletown
Arthur Allison
Donna
Rodney
Virginia Mayo
George Nader
Peter Lorre
Liberty Theatre
Hunt and Moser Motor Co
Chrysler
Auxvasse
Mortar Sales and Service
B.B. Tucker Stables
Shelby County Fair
Shelbina
Mexico LedgerPublication details and rates
Mexico Ledger notes publication schedule daily except Sundays and holidays. It lists office address 300 N Washington St Mexico Mo 65265 and subscription rates by mail and region including terms for armed forces members. Office hours are 8 to 5:30 weekdays and 8 to 3 on Saturdays.
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Washington St
Mexico
Audrain
APO
Ford marks second anniversary in office quietly
President Ford celebrated his second anniversary as chief executive with no White House ceremony. Spokesman Ron Nessen said Ford, who took office August 9, 1974 after Nixon's resignation, planned a strategy session with staff ahead of the August 19 Republican National Convention in Kansas City and the contest with Ronald Reagan for the GOP nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ford
White House
Ron Nelsen
Richard M. Nixon
Kansas City
Ronald Reagan
Nessen
Keep His Cutie Pie Away Dear Ann Landers
Readers discuss hosting a married man and his mistress at a dinner party. Ann rules hospitality implies approval and advises steering clear of inviting the other woman. Also letters seek advice on age differences in dating and a reader asks about engraving a message on a whistle as a joke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann
Henry
Battle Royal
Bahamas
Royal Battlers
Ann Landers
Varicose veins debate and medical Q&A guidance
A reader argues against surgery for varicose veins while Dr Thosteson explains when injections or tying veins may be appropriate. The column covers blood sugar readings, tartar prevention, brain vitamin myths, blepharitis, thyroglossal duct cysts, and child anxiety about surgery with practical medical guidance and reminders about individual needs and tests.
TV Guide Tonight Highlights National Telecast
Channels 2 3 and 17 feature Lorenzo Music and wife in a pilot comedy at 6 00 p m while MASH stars Blythe Danner at 8 00 p m on channels 4 7 and 13. The night includes multiple pilots a City of Angels finale and a slate of films and news programs with old favorites and new pilots across stations 2 3 4 7 8 9 10 11 13 17.
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Lorenzo Music
Carlton
Rear Guard
Civil Defense
Anne Meara
Alex Rocco
Jake
City of Angels
Bombardier
Pat O'Brien
Randolph Scott
WWTI
Groucho Marx
Jane Russell
Frank Sinatra
Teller
John Wayhe
Frank “Spig’' Wead
Morgan's Creek
Betty Hutton
NBC i
Mike Douglas
Somerset
Bewitched
Ironside
Flintstones
Electric Co
Ennis
Mery Griffin
Sesame St
Phil Donahue
Prt
Hollywood
Marcus Welby
ABC
St. Das Singa
Aesra
CBS
Eddie
Fathe
Wheel of Focus
Fortune
Felix
Lucy
Mn Landry
Imeline
Young
Jim Landry
Alan Burke
Jonny Guest
Newasi
Gen. Hospital
Price Is Rigt
Bullwinkle
Sanford
Weatherscan
Ryan's Hope
Robert Blake
Baretta
Gregory Peck
Broderick Crawford
Family Feud
Rami
Maine
One Life
Guiding Light
Hospital
Marcus West
Mickey Mau
Showtime
Mr. Rogers
New
Dragnet
Gomer
CBS New
Mary Hartman
Bionica St. Louis
Hazard's
Tomorrow House
Chico
Blue Knight
St. Louis
Hawk
Leonardo
TV Schedule Mixed With Crime Drama Notes
A fragmented listing shows a doctor accused of killing his girlfriend defended by John Hazard on Hazard's People while pilots and actors appear in programs. Notable titles include The Autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman with Cicely Tyson and 24 Hours with WWII radio operator Michele Lee amid a dense, era-typical broadcast grid.
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John Hazard
Hazard
John Houseman
Cicely Tyson
Jane Pittman
Michele Lee
Pacific
TV family hour hearings stir Hollywood debate
Los Angeles AP. Next Tuesday and Wednesday a House subcommittee will hold an oversight hearing on the TV family hour, featuring Norman Lear Gene Roddenberry Bill Cosby and others. The panel will examine whether the 1975 family hour rule intrudes on TV creativity and limits repeats, amid a pending lawsuit challenging the standard.
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Jay Sharbutt
LOS Angeles
House Communications
Family Hour
Norman Lear
Folk
Gene
Roddenberry
Bill Cosby
PTA
The
Adult Film Association
Allan Pearce
Federal Communications Commission
Lionel van Deerlin
D-Calif
FCC
van Deerlin
Lear
Networks
National Association of Broadcasters
NAB
Richard E. Wiley
Network
Hollywood
Pearce
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