Retirement of Byron Stewart at Guide Lamp Division
The Anderson Herald reports the retirement of Byron L. Stewart as general manager of the Guide Lamp Division of General Motors. Stewart, recovering from illness, will take a special assignment before retirement in April, while Seth Hamer replaces him. Stewart’s decades long GM career included leading expansion at Guide Lamp and active civic work. the community lauds his service and wishes him a long retirement.
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Supreme Court Pressure on Management Rights Grows
The Extreme Court weighs further limits on management discretion after a December ruling requiring employers to bargain with unions before discontinuing work and contracting it out. The Fireboard Papers plant in Emeryville faced private contracting without a union issue, while Darlington Co in South Carolina faced a related case after a union victory. The court’s actions are seen as eroding private enterprise rights.
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Congress Urged To Tighten Military Commissary Rules
The GAO report urges Congress to curb military commissaries noting more than half of 289 domestic stores could close under realistic criteria. It cites a $150 million yearly loss from excluded operating expenses and criticizes Defense criteria as undermining the law. Fort Benjamin Harrison gained a store in 1963 despite long bus gaps.
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Johnson's Silent Strategy Shapes State of the Union
The piece discusses President Johnson's approach to the State of the Union, relying on indirect messaging and background statements. It notes uncertainty within White House aides about his next moves, including possible staff purges and debates over 14b and union policy, with Democratic Congressmen wary of next steps. The report cites Meany’s intervention to shield Henning and details bureaucratic reactions across Commerce and Labor Departments.
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Nudist Camps and the Medical View on Skin Health
A psychologist explains nudist camps as misguided health choices and argues tanning indicates a sick skin. He critiques sexualized nudity, links ultraviolet exposure to harm, and urges readers to seek personal advice from Dr. Crane Mellor with a stamped self addressed envelope.
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Object in designing large ship aims at max deadweight
The text notes the objective in ship design is to achieve maximum deadweight capacity with minimum displacement, focusing on efficiency and load carrying ability rather than overall size. It highlights the trade off between weight carried and the hull’s displacement.
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Ten Little Motorists Parody on Traffic Dangers
A fragmentary folkloric piece by William Wade discusses a cautionary variant of The Ten Little Indians. It riffs on motorists and safety, reciting a sequence where each death or misstep reduces the number of drivers, culminating in a moral about excuses for dangerous behavior.
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Rockwell Standard, UAW Reach Three Year Pact
Rockwell Standard Corp. and the United Auto Workers announce a three year contract covering 5,000 employees at seven plants ending a strike that began after the previous contract expired. Plants involved include Allegan and Chelsea Michigan Ashtabula Newark Mishawaka Oshkosh and Chicago. Terms similar to recent agreements, with workers returning to their jobs.
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Railroads embargo freight to ports amid strike action
Atlantic and Gulf Coast railroads have imposed an embargo on freight to affected ports as 35 to 40 of the nation's major lines halt work. The Association of American Railroads said shippers may request units to store cargo during the strike, with space ample in many yards.
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Pocket Cyclopedia gaps prompt reader appeal
Reader letter discusses missing volumes in the Pocket Cyclopedia of Health with gaps No 17 19 and 22. The author considers remedies including quinine and vitamin B1 to ease stage fright and exams, noting mixed evidence and personal caution while inviting further reader input.
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Kosygin to Visit London in Spring Amid West Ties
Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin plans a spring visit to London at the invitation of Harold Wilson, with dates to be announced after diplomatic talks. The trip would be his last to the West before returning home to Moscow.
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