Walter R. Bagot remembered as civic minded attorney
Walter R. Bagot, a three year Anderson lawyer and past chamber of commerce president, died Monday. A native of Anderson, he practiced law, served civic causes, chaired church board duties, and was known for wit, reasoning, and warm humanity. He balanced a devoted family life with public service and community growth efforts.
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South Viet Nam Vote Teaches U S A Lesson On Freedom
The writer argues Viet Namese turnout shows high participation under threat, urging Americans to value voting rights. He notes Viet Nam’s turnout around 80 to 85 percent and contrasts with U S complacency, urging citizens to vote even with minor excuses and to resist apathy ahead of November.
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Press seating limits anger reporters in Sheppard retrial
The judge requires no special seats for newsmen in the small courtroom and bars reporters from keeping seats to meet deadlines. The editorials argue such gag rules hamper press access and harm the public’s right to informed reporting on the Sheppard retrial.
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Investing guidance for readers and teens by Spear
A metropolitan daily column offers practical investing advice from Roger E Spear. It suggests using brokerage firm reports for growth insight, consult a tax accountant for legal questions, and shows a path for teenagers to invest via a custodian with parental help. It invites readers to obtain Roger Spears guide by mailing a dollar and address.
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Backlash in Chicago Open Housing Debate Shapes Senate Race
The Elmwood Park dinner scene shows Chicago Republicans split over open housing as Percy backs the measure. Backlash could swing Senate contests against Daley ally Douglas, with Anderson and Pucinski in tough races and Dems fearing a nationwide shift if backlash solidifies like in 1964.
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Dentists and Health Notes Across A Lively Era
A jumble of opinions on dental care praises skilled practice and long service, highlighting Dr. Wiliam Brauy of Beverly Hills for his fillings and anesthesia. The piece ties health to digestion and vitality while touching on public debates, foreign aid, and cultural commentary amid a bustling newsroom.
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Popularity Secrets for Girls Ends in Ego Inflation
A biased advice piece urges high school girls to manipulate boys through compliments and conversation to achieve popularity despite diabetes. It links sexual behavior to ego needs, warns of unwed mothers, and promotes joining a “Compliment Club” for dating success.
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Folklore Verse By William Wade On Bridge Addicts
A compilation by bridge enthusiasts presents a series of limericks and verses about speech habits food fads and driving behavior. The pieces mock complacent language customs and social quirks with playful rhymes and caricatures, reflecting early 20th century humor.
Urban renewal blamed for creating deserts in Grand Rapids
The article argues that postwar urban renewal blunders have carved away historic Grand Rapids near Monroe Avenue, demolishing a theater and civic character. It criticizes Vandenberg Center's high rise design, notes loss of small businesses, and warns renewed renewal may leave a sterile cityscape harming low income residents. It cites John Knight of Grand Valley Artists and compares with Chicago Old Town and Montreal efforts.
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International Laws on Life Boats Reflect Robust Safety Rules
A historical note highlights life boat regulations, stressing that ships should have gripping fittings, secure falls, sea painter lines, proper securing, reserve oil, a fire extinguisher, life jackets for all crew, dry bilge, plugs in place, a lit lantern, a blinker light, and ten days of provisions with two days of supplies. It urges passengers to question captains about drills and compliance.
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Constitution Preamble and Purpose Stated
The text presents the preamble to the U S Constitution outlining goals to form a more perfect union establish justice ensure domestic tranquility provide for common defense promote general welfare and secure liberty for current and future generations.
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