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Newspaper
Bessemer Herald
Location
Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1964
Page
2
Published weekly by Sete Bessemer at Bessemer post office Gogebic County in Michigan. Subscription rates listed as three dollars for Gogebic County residents with periodic mailing to the area.
A strong editorial argues that U S foreign aid is expanding beyond control with 26 agencies dispensing funds, totaling billions for 1965 across 99 nations and 9 territories. It notes 71 416 payrolls and urges scrutiny of efficacy and national interests amid 1960s political debates. It also covers local industry rebuilding in Stevens Point and previews the 1964 presidential race between Johnson and Goldwater.
Local news notes a heat wave hitting Ironwood and surrounding towns as the Gogebic County Fair is set to open next week. Other items report political moves, police job openings, and youth sports teams advancing toward a state competition in Wausau, Wisconsin.
The notice outlines a Catholic Church wedding with the bride as the daughter of Mr and Mrs Kroeker and the groom the son of Mr and Mrs Brows of Bessemer. It notes a Boston Red Sox visit to the Herald office seeking local baseball talent and mentions Angelo Taddie being engaged as coach and athletic instructor for Bessemer city schools. Also referenced are a first visit by Angelo Crenna from St Paul, a daughter born on Saturday August 5, and the marriage of Mrs Mamie Zadra to Peter Moccardini with related local context.
Years old at Bessemer host to Pastor 1222 in law and daughter. Mr and Mrs Arther Pelander. Mr Frank VanGorder, agent of Miss I, connected with meathed last Sunday afternoon. Two city of Bessemer to open Sept 2. Mr and Mrs Jacob Heikkila are parents of a girl born August. Heikkila’s daughter to Minneapolis for future home. R H Thompson returned from Iowa Wednesday for several weeks then to Los Angeles for winter. Keep your car under control while nhe other funds show a measure of comfort to friends and relatives prayed for. Colonel and Mrs Brown invite Captain Green to dinner on the twelfth. reply notes four men on leave and two sick. cooks the rest accept. A mother notes wee chickens go to bed at sundown. daughter says old hen goes with them. Smith scolded wife, she fibs at times. Wife defends, says it’s her duty to speak well of husband. Matrimony lets a wife work 18 hours daily without overtime.
A light note on home accident risk suggests familiarizing oneself with living spaces. It advises keeping a ready sense of humor as a coping tool while emphasizing the value of knowledge about household layout and safety.
In evaluating political ideas, focus on core contrasts and tangible impacts. Identify the differences that affect policy and daily life, then weigh them without distractions. The key is clarity on what each position means in practice and where it leads.
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