Guide Lamp expands amid GM capital push in Anderson
Byron L. Stewart announces the largest expansion program in Guide Lamp Division history. The project adds a new engineering center and a 145 600 square foot manufacturing building plus two factory additions totaling 131 200 square feet. The growth accompanies nearby Delco Remy plant enlargements as General Motors commits to almost 2 billion dollars over two years, boosting local employment and economy.
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Byron L. Stewart
Guide Lamp Division
General Motors
Guide Lamp
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Johnsons Hot Rod Controversy Grips Time and Newsweek
Time and Newsweek question LBJ driving conduct in Texas with claims he sipped beer while steering and blocked oncoming traffic. Reports say he briefly hid speedometer with his hat to obscure speed. Critics urge maturity and adherence to Secret Service guidance amid waning vice presidency and November events.
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Time
Newsweek
Texas
Johnson
GAO Cites Pentagon Public Information Waste
The General Accounting Office criticizes the Pentagon for duplicate public information offices in the Army Navy and Air Force. It estimates the separate offices cost about 1 million dollars extra per year and notes 450 personnel were employed in 1963 in Pentagon public information roles.
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Pentagon
GAO
Army
Navy
Air Force
Republican governors demand revival of Bobby Baker inquiry
The Republican Governors Association labels the Senate handling of the Bobby Baker investigation an affront to the nation. They urge renewal of the inquiry and its transfer to a Republican to counter the Senate's retreat from the facts.
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Republican Governors’Association
Senate
Bobby Baker
U S Resumes Recon Over Cuba Amid Missile Tensions
The United States vows to continue photo reconnaissance flights over Cuba despite Castro's threats to shoot down planes if Soviet missiles remain under Cuban control. Washington warns a crisis could erupt if Castro fires, and hints at bombing missile sites if provoked.
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Widow seeks safe stock advice amid bereavement and cash needs
A widow asks about investing five hundred dollars and a three thousand dollar portfolio. She seeks income with less risk after her husband died last May and Quaker Oats now owns her holdings. The advisor suggests switching to Corn Products for steadier growth.
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Case Records Highlight Poor Teaching by Professors
A reader rant criticizes college professors as inferior to high school teachers citing Northwestern University psychology class as example. The piece claims dull lectures, poor engagement, and students escaping via a fire escape while the professor writes on the board. It ends with a note about contacting Dr. Crane Mellor in Indiana for personal advice or psychological charts.
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Auto Insurance Fears Rise From Speed Focus Says Abernethy
American Motors President Roy Abernethy warns the industry’s emphasis on speed and horsepower may lift auto insurance premiums. He criticizes heavy promotion of horsepower and endorses pay television as a counter to advertising empire. He cites human cost and argues for consumer choice and restraint in a media saturated era.
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Roy Abernethy
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Japan Frees U S Woman Paroled in Tokyo High Court case
Mrs Bever ly Quackenbush of Leesville Louisiana released on parole after serving one third of a four year sentence for killing her husband Henry Quackenbush an employee of the U S Air Force. The verdict was handed by the Tokyo High Court on February 7 1963 and she is being sent home.
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UPIJN
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Leesville
Fort Wayne Ind
Justice Ministry
Quackenbush
Tochigi
Sue Uecaine
Mrs. Quackenbush
Tokyo High Court
Manen
Henry Quackenbush
U.S. Air Force
Japan
Journalistic Award Narrative Ties Court Appeals and Sentences
A report notes appeals to Tokyo high court in a case involving an 18 year old son sentenced to five years, later reduced to a three year suspended term and return to the United States. Quackenbush was found strangled on June 13, 1961, the day before transfer to Okinawa.
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Tokyo
United States
Quackenbush
Okinawa
Feinberg Resigns Kayser-Roth Post. Takes Ameri can Trust Role
Abraham Feinberg resigns as chair man of Kayser-Roth Corp to become vice chair and executive committee chair at American Trust Co New York. Chester H Roth, president, will assume Feinbergs duties. United Press International reports Indiana teachers win summer study grants for journalism program.
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New York
UPI
Abraham Feinberg
Kayser-Roth Corp
Chester H. Roth
Feinberg
American Trust Co
Indiana
Newspanne Wind
Chicago Primary Ballots Top One Million Cast
The official canvass board reported 1,004,145 ballots cast in the April 14 primary, about 43 percent of registered voters. Republicans gained ground while Democrats fell back with several close races, notably in Chicago and surrounding suburbs.
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Chicago
UPI
Do Not Suppress Cough or Sneeze, Warns Dr Brady
A historical health notice urges patients to cover coughs and sneezes in waiting rooms and advocates masks to curb spread of infections. It argues good hygiene and criticizes doctors who fail to isolate patients. It promotes Dr Brady’s Home Made Cough Medicine with a note to request Little Lesson 4 for instructions.
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Wilery
Grandpa
Doc Brady
Brady
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
Calif
Folklore Quiz Refers to Water, Cybernetics and Gershwin
Folklore notes a Johnson remark on Guantanamo Bay water self sufficiency. It cites a cybernetics revolution concept and lists Gershwin compositions tied to songs like Pye Got Rhythm and Summertime. Leap year rules are explained with 1900 not a leap year and 2000 a leap year. American Saying and Dr Brady letters guide readers on response procedures.
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Johnson
United States
Naval
Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
jCastro
America
George Gershwin
Ira
Pye
Irvin Berlin
Richard Rodgers
The Shepherd TLC Tender Loving Care Message
A reflective reading by Julien C. Hyer on care within the church community. It cites First Corinthians 12 25 and details how sick and healthy members alike deserve tender loving care. The piece contrasts hospital charts and symbols with the need for ongoing concern rooted in genuine compassion.
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