Ed Stone Seeks Senate Nomination in 26th District
Chesterfield businessman Ed Stone launched his campaign for the Republican nomination for State Senator from the new 26th District. He has long been active in civic and human relations work and would be the first public office holder for his name, with the district spanning parts of St. Louis, St. Charles, Warren, and Franklin counties. At Republican gatherings in St. Louis and St. Charles, Stone pledged to serve only the public interest.
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Community council dinner discusses development climate
Union Electric engineer R C Shepard explains community development as environment creation rather than mere industry attraction. Ed Stone of Monsanto highlights civic ties and political experience. Stone aims for sound government while Stowe champions GOP goals. Installed officers include Kircheley as chair, Blackhorse as 2nd VP, Rector as 3rd VP, Coan as secretary, Bock as treasurer. Daniel Boone Chaper SPEBSQUS entertained the group. Marriages in 1964 rose 48 percent from 1968, Metropolitan Life notes 1,731,000 marriages that year.
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