Williamson Quits As Callaway Judge After 14-Year Run
Fulton Missouri AP Judge Hugh P Williamson, Callaway County's magistrate for 14 years, will resign effective December 1 due to health and a desire for a less scheduled life. He cites two summer operations and a controversial career marked by criticism of lawyers and officials, strict drunk driving penalties, and a literary side with newspaper columns. The governor will appoint his replacement.
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Hugh P. Williamson
Callaway County
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Callaway Court
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Fulton Sun-Gazette
Lake of the Ozarks
Sun-Gazette
Fulton
State of
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Kansas City Times
St. Louis
Post- Dispatch
Globe- Democrat
Shakespeare
America
Columbia Rotary Club
New Stars Emerge From Model Ranks
Los Angeles AP report notes that contemporary film stars increasingly come from fashion modeling. Names highlighted include Marisa Berenson Cybill Shepherd Jennifer ONeill Twiggy Ali MacGraw and Ann Turkel. Turkel describes modeling as dull yet lucrative with annual earnings between eighty and one hundred thousand dollars.
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Los Angeles
Marisa Berenson
Venice
Ryan O'Neal
Stanley Kubrick
Cybill Shepherd
Peter Bogdanovich
Daisy Miller
Jennifer O'Neill
Gary Grimes
Lady Ice
Carey
Ali MacGraw
Columbus
Paramount
Robert Evans
Steve McQueen
Ann Turkel
United States
Europe
Richard Harris
John Frankenheimer
20Th Century-Fox
Turkey
Sandy Meisner
Neighborhood Playhouse
New York
Audrey Hepburn
Richard Avedon
Horner Would Accept Auxvasse Magistrate Appointment
Auxvasse attorney Patrick Horner a Republican says he would accept the Callaway magistrate post if offered He previously clerked for the Missouri Supreme Court and now runs a private practice His candidacy follows Governor Bonds to appoint a successor to Judge Williamson.
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Auxvasse
Kingdom Daily News
Horner
Missouri Supreme Court
Williamson
Bond
Former Mexicoan Injured In Vegas Auto Crash
William Acuff formerly of Mexico was injured in an auto accident in Las Vegas on October 14 and is hospitalized at Sunrise Hospital with back and shoulder injuries. He is now a resident of Las Vegas and is the brother of Ernest Acuff and Mrs. Anna Joyce Toll of Mexico.
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William Acuff
Mexico
Las Vegas
Acuff
Sunrise Hospital
Mr. Acuff
Ernest Acuff
Anna Joyce Toll
Turnpike Crash Toll Soars Near Kearny
New Jersey State Police ordered to conduct a detailed investigation into a fog filled Turnpike crash spree near Kearny. Nine people died and more than forty were injured in three major pileups and numerous chain reaction accidents on Wednesday morning.
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Kearny
N.J
New Jersey
New Jersey Turnpike
Oil Controls Legislation Agreed On
Washington AP administration and Senate Interior Committee leaders Jackson and Fannin reached bipartisan agreement to fast track mandatory petroleum controls. The plan would empower the President to declare a fuel emergency, require production increases, and push plants to switch to coal where feasible with potential air quality waivers. A composite bill aimed for Senate floor soon.
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Nixon
Senate
Congress
Henry M. Jackson
Dwash
Paul Fannin
Rariz
Interior Committee
Jackson
Fannin
Interior
Rogers C.B. Morton
John A. Love
Union Ford Talks Go On
DETROIT AP The United Auto Workers and Ford Motor Co continue contract talks to avert a Friday morning strike by 185000 Ford workers. Negotiators seek to align Ford provisions with a three year Chrysler accord including a thirty and out pension and three percent yearly wage hikes. Ford production workers average about five dollars an hour.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers
Ford Motor Co
Ford
Chrysler Corp
Skylab 3 Repairs Planned To Save Nov. 10 Launch
At Cape Canaveral ground crews planned to pressurize two fuel tanks in the Skylab 3 booster to repair buckled sections and avoid delaying the November 10 launch. The Saturn’s top dome areas buckled after fuel was added to four tanks, and crews aimed to restore the pressure to reestablish integrity.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Lee Danser Cast in Oklahoma at University of Oklahoma
Lee Danser son of Mr and Mrs James W Danser 827 N Calhoun Sr is listed in the cast of the Rodgers and Hammerstein musical Oklahoma to be presented at the University of Oklahoma Norman November 1 4 and 7 10 The musical is based on the play Green Grow the Lilacs by Lynn Riggs an Oklahoma University graduate while still a student.
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Lee Danser
James W. Danser
N. Calhoun Sr
Oklahoma
University of Oklahoma
Norman
Oklahoma University
Lynn Riggs
Ex-Democrats Lead Virginia Governor Race 1973
In Haymarket Virginia Lt Gov Henry Howell camps as an independent amid a race with former Democratic Gov Mills Godwin. Each emphasizes taxes and school busing as central issues while party lines blur in this volatile 1973 Virginia election. Howell marketing tax repeal and busing positions contrasts with Godwin’s courtly moderate stance.
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Henry Howell
Davis
Virginia
Mills E. Godwin
Howell
Kermit Moffit
Suffolk
Godwin
John Anderson
Waynesboro
Anderson
Nixon
New Jersey
South
George McGovern
Hubert H. Humphrey
George C. Wallace
Wallace
Chuckatuck
Byrd Democratic
Harry F. Byrd Jr
GOP
Linwood Holton
Norfolk
Howling Henry
Deer tag season opens November in county
County Clerk Glenn Barnes announced deer tags are on sale for whitetail season from November 17 to 25. Hardin Junior High students raised 96.59 for the Mexico Community Chest by voting classmates for humorous honors. The Ledger reported a young woman breaking a leg in a high platform shoe incident and another fall while trying on shoes, with the latter deciding against purchase.
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Glenn Barnes
Hardin Junior High School
Mexico
Ledger
Handi-Shop Dedication Set for November 4
Handi-Shop Inc to dedic ate a new sheltered workshop at 919 W Liberty on Sunday November 4 from 2 to 4 pm. Fred Lierheimer notes the facility serves Audrain Montgomery parts of Callaway and Monroe and Centralia and invites area residents to tour the workshop and learn about sheltered work. A 2 pm program precedes refreshments and tours as planners expect a large crowd.
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Handi-Shop
W. Liberty
Fred Lierheimer
Handi-Shop Inc. Board of
Audrain
Montgomery
Callaway
Monroe
Centralia
Howell campaigns to mute liberal image in Virginia tour
Howell blends quiet rural campaigning with media events to spotlight the sales tax while avoiding busing guns and right to work. He says racism not a viable issue but admits any route to defeat him remains his Achilles heel as Humphrey McGovern backed leftists boost Godwin. Rep Ford of Michigan and Holton aided Godwin, though Howell largely ignores attacks.
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Godwin
GOP
Richard Obenshain
Virginia
Washington
Spiro T. Agnew
Nixon
Shenandoah Valley
Harrisonburg
State Senate Finance Committee
Humphrey
McGovern
Holton
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
Blue Book Drops Party Labels in Patronage Notes
Jefferson City AP report says the new state manual, to be distributed December 16, will omit party affiliations behind patronage employees. Gov Bond blocks the info, claiming privacy. Kirkpatrick Danforth Ashcroft refuse, Spainhower Democrat complies. First such omission since 1906.
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Jefferson City
Christopher
Bond
James C. Kirkpatrick
Ex-Judge Lodwick Gets 2-Year Term
Ex Clay County magistrate John Lodwick, 45, convicted Sept. 25 of stealing a $150 court fine in 1961, is sentenced to two years under Missouri Corrections supervision. Five more charges are pending. next trial set for Nov. 28. Attorney Duncan plans appeal and a venue change requests due to pretrial publicity.
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Lodwick
Chillicothe, Mo
Clay County
Missouri Department of Corrections
L. F. Cottey
First Missouri Circuit
John Lodwick
Cottey
Robert G. Duncan
Chillicothe
Duncan
Department of Probation and Parole
MHS Presents Tv Program At 6 Tonight
Mexico High School and Publications Department present MHS Presents a TV program at 6 p.m. on See Tv featuring National Education week and the Community Chest drive. A Bulldog Pipeline quiz at 6 40 offers a weekly lunch line pass prize for Oct 29 to Nov 2. TEST NIGHT for juniors and seniors and their parents is at 7 30 in the auditorium.
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MHS
See Tv
Bulldog Pipeline
Exec
Industry Man Rotary Speaker at Mexico Club Luncheon
Forrest M. Wallace, director of legislative affairs for Associated Industries of Missouri, will be guest speaker at the Mexico Rotary Club luncheon Friday at the Country Club. His offices are in Jefferson City. William Mihalic chairs the program and several Mexico industries are members of the club.
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Forrest M. Wallace
Associated Industries of
Missouri
Mexico
Germany Protests U S Arms Shipments to Israel
Bonn reported that West Germany protested continued U S arms shipments from Germany to Israel. Secret loading of Israeli ships with U S tanks and trucks at a West German port was cited. Frank Cash was summoned to the Bonn Foreign Ministry and told to halt further shipments.
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Bonn
Germany
West Germany
U.S
Israel
Frank Cash
Foreign Ministry
Paul Frank
Cash
Aus
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