Death of Howard Earl Retired GM Official
The Anderson community mourns the death of Howard Earl, longtime GM official and former employee relations manager at Guide Lamp. A Bluffton native, he returned to Anderson in 1955 after a career at GM divisions in Detroit and Anderson schools, clubs, and church affiliations. He was known for loyalty, generosity, and broad friendships across the automotive industry.
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Savings Milestone Reflects Postwar Housing Boom
The postwar housing surge shows 1.85 million private starts in 1950 and decade highs through the 1960s while ownership rises to about two thirds. Savings and loan associations grow to 35.5 million savers with assets surpassing 100 billion as the industry eyes apartment building and urban renewal financing.
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Kennedy Albatross Mississippi Gubernatorial Runoff
In Mississippi the Democratic primary runoff pits J. P. Coleman a self described quiet segregationist against Lt. Gov Paul B Johnson who campaigns on an anti Kennedy and anti Negro platform Johnson led the August 6 primary with 182 546 votes to Colemans 156 569 Johnsons past actions including alleged obstructing James Merediths Ole Miss admission are noted Coleman faced criticism for backing Kennedy in 1960 The runoff winner will face Republican Ruchel Phillips who portrays support from Barry Goldwater The outcome is viewed as a barometer for the 1964 presidential race
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Stuttering and its cure in early childhood case study
Case 432 Ronnie Z aged four is described as a stutterer and the text argues stuttering is normal in preschoolers. It promotes a psychiatric approach and a booklet by Dr Crane claiming social calmness and altered speech patterns can reduce stuttering, with advice to write for more information.
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Test Ban Treaty Debate Mirrors League Covenant Clash
A 1963 New York Herald Tribune piece analyzes how the nuclear test ban treaty hearings resemble the earlier fight over the League of Nations. It notes Henry Cabot Lodge's opposition to Wilson, the stakes of isolationism, and the possibility that underground testing offers mutual benefits while acknowledging distrust of the Communist bloc.
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Scotland Yard robs suspect in cross border search
Britain wide manhunt for Roy Johns a top fugitive linked to the great royal mail train robbery raids Scotland Yard conducted two major searches near London and across the Continent following tips. The case ties to a 7.3 million theft with 21% tons of old pound notes moved in August.
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Israel Faces Burglary Charge Context Amid Middle East Tensions
Israel cites authorities as Premier Levi Eshkol warns of steps to defend itself if UN diplomacy fails. He blames Syria and Jordan for border clashes and urges the UN to act, warning that obscuring aggression will undermine faith in international peace efforts.
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Training Demands High Standards for Military Engineers
The passage argues that digital computers inertial theory computer logic transistor theory testing devices and ships inertial control system fire control system and a full size launching tube require exceptional personnel. It stresses the candidate must be nearly perfect physically and emotionally, claiming no current training in the services matches this high grade.
The Psalmist’s Way To Relief At Church
Short devotional urging readers to seek relief through prayer and church worship. It cites Psalm 73 16 about seeking sanctuary in God and contrasts secular pills with spiritual solace. Aimed at encouraging prayer as remedy during times of pain and need.
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