GM Chief pledges stay in Anderson profits key to jobs
Thomas A. Murphy, GM chairman, told a BAC Anderson victory luncheon that Delco-Remy will remain in Anderson as long as automobiles are profitably produced. He urged Delco Remy and Guide workers to boost productivity and quality to keep the division profitable and safeguard jobs amid rising costs and a recent loss at one plant.
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Thomas A. Murphy
General Motors Corporation
BAC Anderson Victory
Delco-Remy
Anderson
Mr. Murphy
Murphy
Andersonians
General Motors
Delow ‘Remy
Cor
Delco Remy
Deleo Remy
Summer Off With Pay: Unemployed, Idle Rich, and Revolt
Paul Harvey laments high unemployment benefits fueling a “parasitic army” of nonworkers. He argues taxpayers must protest rising welfare costs and suggests reforms like taxpayer-only voting. He cites New York and Illinois benefit levels and invokes historical American ideals to justify work over welfare.
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Parker
Greenville
Jim White
Total Textile Industries
Jim
Americas
New York
Ilinois
Paul
Baseball as ballet chess the real season for thinking fans
A nostalgic column extols baseball over other sports. It frames baseball as a graceful, strategic contest where pitching, fielding, and base running form a complex, paced ballet. The piece contrasts pace and nuance with other sports and praises the mental depth and coordinated teamwork of baseball.
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Dy Andean Tully
Washington
Acrnés
Carl Yasztrmski
Boston Red Sox
Carlish Hunter
New York Yankees
Portugal elections yield weak reformers amid Soviet pressure
In Portugal the AFM ruled out centrists and conservatives, producing a meaningless vote with the Socialists and PDP leading and the Communists a distant third. Moscow funds a broad Communist push, press control, and labor influence, while NATO strategy debates urging moderation. Portugal potentially drifts toward a left-wing military dictatorship aligned with the USSR, risking NATO cohesion and regional stability.
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Communist Party
Popular Democratic Party
PDP
Armed Forces Movement
AFM
Soviet Union
Portugal
Commounist
Labor Union
Its
London
NATO
Mem
Bers
APM
United States
Azores
Madeira
Ussr
Czechoslovakia
Italy
Spain
Resignation in Protest in American Vietnam Debate
Book reviews how American officials used resignation as protest over Vietnam. Editors Weisband and Franck argue a dull US tradition, contrasting with England where ministers follow conscience. The piece cites Ball, Rostow, Rusk and others, questions dissociation tactics, and muses on a reform: cabinet officers from the House with political havens, to force clearer accountability.
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Vietnam
Ridward Weisband
Thomas M. Franck
America
England
Anthony Eden
Egypt
United States
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Rostow Brothers
Dean Rusk
Cambodia
Arthur Schlesinger
Arthur Kissinger, Jr
Una
Aldhman
George Ball
United Nations
Lyndon Johnson
Richard Nixon
Spiro Agnew
Bct
House of Representatives
Congress
Will Rogers Says on President and Diet Plans
Will Rogers quips that the poor President faces neglect from lawmakers and suggests a dramatic exit by resigning after the last election. He jokes about a dieting reform that lets people eat freely, imagining a surgeon removing protruding hips and reshaping bodies, and proposes feeding women again. Selected by Bryan Sterling.
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la Makers
Rogers
Bryan Sterling
Will Rogers
the Register and Tribune Syndicate
Congress urged to avert democracy’s collapse by bold energy funding
British historian cited a dire prophecy as banker Gaylord Freeman defended substantial funding for energy in a Senate Finance subcommittee hearing. Freeman argued Congress must shift to pay-as-you-go finances, curb borrowing, and spur private saving to avoid fiscal ruin, outlining three policy steps and warning of continued tax cuts paired with overspending.
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Washington, D.C
Locke
Alexander Trotter
Senate
Gaylord Freeman
Chicago
Subcommittee
Mike Gravel
Alaska
Freeman
Treasury
Simon
Congress
Emily
Jess
Maton
Federalia
Petroleim
Otal
McNaught Syndicate
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Los Angeles Times
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Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Jackson Street
Indiana
Portage
Cortier
Spetial
Associated Press
Wall
Capital
Su Tang
Bolshoi Ballet Company
Tosy
Alka Buckley
Holmes Alexander
Alexander
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