09 Jun 1975
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Newspaper
Seymour Daily Tribune
Location
Seymour, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1975
Page
1
Editorial urges graduates to focus on usable work experience and workplace attitude. It highlights the value of smiling, listening, and applying repeatedly to improve odds, noting patience and rest between rejections and the appeal of choosing among multiple offers.
John Chamberlain reviews William Rusher's The Making of the New Majority Party, arguing conservatives lack a unifying issue to rally behind a single leader by 1976. He notes populists, Catholics, economic and social conservatives, anti-Communists, and others could unite but doubts a cohesive plan will emerge. Distributed by King Features Syndicate.
William Buckley and Malcolm Muggeridge laud the Human Life Review a quarterly on abortion and euthanasia. The issue features diverse Protestant and Jewish voices, notes poll data, and cites tactics used to dismiss anti abortion arguments. A number of readers can request a free copy from the Human Life Foundation in New York.
The page prints a Scorpio through Pisces forecast with advice on routines, finances, health, and relationships. It includes Aries through Capricorn daily notes, and a section for birthday guidance urging education and religious training, ending with a note about obtaining Carroll Righter's forecast for July.
On Monday June 9 1975 WTTV 4 in Indianapolis airs a lineup note for channel 4 with time 074 appearing in the listing.
A suit for dissolution of marriage was filed in Bartholomew Circuit Civil Court, Columbus, by Vicki J. Satterly of Seymour and James W. Satterly. They were married Jan 28 1971 and separated May 21 1975.
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