Byron L Stewart dies after long civic career in Anderson
Byron L. Stewart sudden death at home ends a life of 88 years with long service at General Motors Delco-Remy and Guide Lamp. He held leadership roles in Anderson Madison County Hospital Development Association Anderson Young Men’s Christian Association and United Fund among many others. He supported Wabash College and First Presbyterian Church and helped create the Anderson Art Center demonstrating broad community impact.
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Byron L. Stewart
Stewart
General Motors Corporation
Delco-Remy
Guide Lamp
Hoosier College
Guide Lamp Division
Piod
Dsion
Anderson-Madison County Hospital Development Association
Andreson Young Men's
Byron Stewart
Indiana Valley
Order of Scottish Rite
New
Anderson Art Center
Pope Paul VI Birthday Marked Amid Signs of Resignation
The Apostolic Delegate notes Pope Paul VI at 69 with a blend of traits from Pius XI to John XXIII. Since his 1963 coronation he pressed the Second Vatican Council to completion and pursued ecumenical ties, though cease-fire pleas in Vietnam remained unheeded. He hinted at resigning before age 75 and visited the Castle of Fumone in a gestureful trip.
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United States
Paul
St. Peter
Egidio Vagnazzi
Pius XI
Pius XII
Vatican
Church of England
Viet Nam
Fumone
St. Celestine V
Growing Danger and Hope in U S Government Process
A historical note warns of rising dangers from rations and intimidations overtaking formal government by law and due process. It contrasts progress under lawful procedures with Americans’ gratitude for better living conditions and opportunities, urging avoidance of extreme actions.
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United States
Successful Investing Advice From Roger E Spear
Readers seek guidance on geographic diversification and portfolio balance as markets show volatility. The letter discusses using brokers, considering a mix of stocks and bonds, and maintaining a reasonable portion of capital in diversified investments while evaluating inherited holdings and potential risks.
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Sant Osting
Mother Bel
Sheres
FCC
Evan
Roger
Roger IE
Spear
Grand Central Afatit
New York
N.Y
Fading extremist issue reshapes California race
In California, Nixon's Birch Society remark stirs protest within Reagan camp but voters shrug. Polls show 60 percent in Southern California care more about taxes and a Hollywood actor governor. Brown portrays Reagan as too far right, while Fisher and Lerner push the Birch angle to hurt Reagan among Jewish and middle income voters.
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Los Angeles
Richard M. Nixon
California
Ronald Reagan
Nixon
John Birch Society
Reagan
Regan
Edmund
Pat) Brown
Brown
Ferch
Harry Lerner
San Francisco
Pat Brown
Burt Goldwater
Reagen
Malls
Orange
San Diego
Birchers
Sacramento
Spencer-Roberts & Soriates
Hese
Uri Reaean
Sey
Publishers Newspaper Syndicate
Tranquilizer Questions in Public Health Column
Dr William Brady discusses tranquilizers and narcotics in a syndicated health column. He warns against routine prescription, urges careful use, and invites readers to write with personal experiences while noting limited responses due to volume. He cites moral concerns and national well being in the context of drug use.
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Essen
Shane
Mason
Or Brady
William Brady
Camino
Beverly Hill
California
Moral Dilemma on Campus Sparks Advice Column
A college sophomore Gwen seeks guidance on premarital relations with a popular boyfriend. The counselor cautions that true love and duty to future offspring and past generations outweigh immediate desires, urging abstinence and reflection framed by biblical and ethical standards.
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Amnon
Tamar
Gwen
Parody and verse reflect on laughter and pain across eras
The text cites Ella Wheeler Wilcox lines Laugh and the world laughs with you and Weep and you weep alone, plus Wade and an unknown rhymer in a parody about boastful praise and shared mirth. It notes the contrast between pleasure’s crowds and the solitary pain of loss, ending with a quip about happiness tied to what others possess.
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Wade
Wilcox
Rybmster
Rose
Cher
To The Point Letter on Public School Prayer and Religion
A Californian reader argues against public school prayer and religious teaching in schools. The column defends nonsectarian prayer bans and supports teaching religion as history to avoid prejudice, citing a textbook example and a PTA anti smoking campaign in junior highs. The piece stresses ignorance breeds prejudice and calls for inclusive religious education.
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Jude Am
Kirk
New York
Supreme Court
Jesus of Nazareth
Jesus
Palestine
Carl
PTA
Shipwise by James B Martin maritime tale recounted
A fragmentary maritime feature questions the truth of Capt Bheh and the Bownly tale. It offers notes on the Bounty's 1785 vessel details, Bligh's discipline, a 1787 voyage, a 47 day sea ordeal, and a British grant. It also mentions an early American cruiser and colonial defenses.
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Bounty
Hall
Bligh
Martin
Want
America
Unis
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