Retirement of Byron Stewart at Guide Lamp marks shift
The Anderson Herald notes the retirement of Byron L. Stewart as general manager of Guide Lamp Division General Motors, with Seth H. Stoner named to succeed him. Stewart, a Delco-Remy veteran, led major expansion and civic involvement while guiding Guide Lamp through a new construction program.
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Byron L. Stewart
Guide Lamp
General Motors
Stewart
Seth H. Stoner
Stoner
Bristol
Conn
Anderson
Delco-Remy
Divison
Wabash College
Indiana Chamber of Commerce
Anderson-Madison County Hospital Development Association
Associated Employers of Indiana
Anderson Rotary Club
Madison County United Fund
Anderson Herald
Supreme Court weighs new tool against management rights
The Extreme Court considers whether to curb management's right to run a business, following a December ruling that required bargaining with a union before discontinuing part of operations or outsourcing maintenance. The Emeryville Fireboard case sparked union objections, while a Darlington Co. shutdown after a union win prompted back pay concerns. The court actions hint at eroding private enterprise powers.
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Supreme Court of the United States
High Court
Fireboard Paper Products Co
Emeryville
Calif
Congress Urged to Curb Military Commissaries
GAO annual report urges Congress to curb defense department control of domestic commissaries. It finds that over half of 289 stores could close under realistic criteria and notes a $150 million annual loss from unaccounted operating costs. It cites Defense criteria that hinder availability and fairness, including 20 percent markup and distance rules, illustrating with Fort Benjamin Harrison in 1963 where a commissary opened only because bus service was infrequent.
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General Accounting Office
Congress
Defense Department
GAO
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Successful Investing Oversold Science Stocks Seek Recovery
Investor asks whether to realize losses on Brown Engineering or wait for a rebound. Answer notes Brown Engineering is solid, with four years of gains and 15 percent early 1964, predicting a rise to about 23. Advises patience and not to panic. Also guides a reader new to stocks on odd lots and commissions, recommending Texaco and to contact a local Spear dealer via The Anderson Herald.
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Progroup
Recov
Cotuman
Texas
G. A
Texaco
New York
Midwest
Spear
Notica
Roger Bank
Anderson Herald
Exchange
Grand Central Station
N.Y
Government by Indirection in Johnson Era
Inside Report by James B. Martin surveys Johnson administration tactics, background briefings, and the so called Little Cabinet purge aimed at shifting Under Secretary of Labor John Henning. It notes uncertainty over 14b repeal and the broader politics of restraint versus expansion, with mentions of Meany Wirtz and the press. The piece cites historical examples of indirect governance and the mixed reception in Washington.
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Washington
Ln D. Roosevelt Jr
John
Conserve
Johnson
LBJ
U.S
California
John Henning
Henning
AFL
CIO
George Meany
Willard Wirtz
White House
Commerce Department
Mr. Johnson
Labor Department
Midwest
Thyme
Folklore Poem on Patience and Home Quietude
An anonymous mother crafts a domestic admonition asking for patience and gentle words amid children’s demands. The verse laments weariness and seeks calm, hopeful that years hence the home remains free of bitter memories as life’s joys pass. Open meeting Geneva UPI reports UN Subcommission on discrimination begins a two week session.
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UPI
United Nations Subcommission On the
Kosygin Plans London Visit During Spring
Moscow reports Premier Kosygin will visit London in the spring at Harrold Wilson's invitation. The trip would be his first Westward, with dates to be announced after talks. The plan follows Soviet-led diplomacy to improve East West ties amid Vietnam tensions and NATO policy debates.
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Alexei Kosygin
London
West
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Johnson
State of the Union
United States
Viet Nam
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U. S
Foy D. Kohler
Kosygin
Britain
Laaj
The Shepherd CAUTION on prudent leadership and fear
The piece warns leaders and ambitious men to balance fear and complacency. It urges vigilance to avoid overconfidence that breeds sleepiness and potential ruin, while promoting steady aiming and alert preparation for dangers ahead.
Nudist Nudges: Case Records Of A Psychologist Debate
A mid-century letter column mocked Nudist Camps and nudity’s supposed health harms. It argues clothing protects skin from sun and insects, warns against erotic stimulus, and mockingly critiques nude living. The piece cites Dr Crane Mellor and urges readers to seek personal advice via mail.
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Adam
Garden of Eden
Eve
Mamma
Dr. Freud
Crave Mellor
Ind
Pact Ends Rockwell Strike With UAW Deal
PITTSBURGH UPI The Rockwell Standard Corp and the United Auto Workers reached a three year contract for 35,000 workers at seven plants ending a walkout after the old pact expired. Locals should vote by Wednesday and return to work Thursday. Thirteen other Rockwell plants will operate under separate agreements with unions or UAW. The other notices report Cunard liner voyage and East Europe export shift with reduced first class space in Washington.
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UPI
Rockwell Standard Corp
United Auto Workers
Allegan
Chalsea
Mich
Ashtabula
Newark
Ohio
Mishawaka
Ind
Oshkosh
Wis
Chicago
UAW
Quinine in Medicine Chest and Health Ads discuss
Readers note gaps in the Pocket Cyclopedia of Health volumes and discuss quinine as a prophylactic for colds and stage fright. The piece cites dosage, costs, and skepticism about efficacy, with a personal author’s reflections and a request for reader correspondence.
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Inevi
Mel
Ket Cyclopedia of Health
Bass Tek
Ae Bose
Prentice-Hall
Railroads Adjust Freight Flows To Ports Amid Strike
Railroads serving Atlantic and Gulf Coast ports embargo freight movement until longshoremen return. Association of American Railroads says 35 to 40 of about 100 major lines affected. Permits may be issued to move freight in storage during the strike. Also reports planned joint Winter maneuvers by U.S. and West German troops January 14 to 26 near the border.
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UPI
Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Association of American Railroads
Hampton Roads
Baltimore
Bonn
Germany
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