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With a keen ability to put industry before the individual, Rex Williams has helped secure the future of the IADD. by Jessica Millward, Associate Editor A painting without a signature? An article without a by-line? A movie without credits? Achievement without specific acknowledgement isn't exactly commonplace in today's world; pats-on-the-back seem contracted before the first ounce of effort is expended. It's understandable, then, that the International Association of Diecutting and Diemaking should want to shine its spotlight squarely on Rex Williams, general manager of Dies, Inc., in Kansas City, whose specialty lies in making "stars" out of other members, through example and