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Newspaper

Bessemer Herald

Location

Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1963

Page

4

Publication details of a Michigan weekly paper

Published weekly by the Herald Publishing Company at 109 East Mary Street Bessemer Michigan. Entered as second class on May 26 1900 at the post office in Bessemer Michigan. Subscription rates are 3.00 per year outside Gogebic County and 2.00 within Gogebic County.

The Herald Publishing Company East Mary Street Bessemer Michigan Ser Ae Mer Gogebic County

Cut It Out Not Down Foreign Aid Critique Spurs Call to End Program

The piece cites Charles Stevenson quoting Otto E. Passman and others on foreign aid as wasteful and politically expedient, arguing for ending aid after recalling expenditures and unspent balances. It notes Kennedy and Rusk push for more funds despite rising opposition and a long history of misapplied aid across multiple nations. The second topic reviews railroad work rules, praising forbearance by railroads and warning that unions resist reforms, risking a nationwide strike if rules change are imposed.

Charles Stevenson Otto E. Passman House Appropriations Committee Rep. Passman Congress Stevenson Kennedy State Rusk Harry F. Byrd Senate Finance Committee Reader's Digest India Poland Yugoslavia Burma Egypt Algeria Indonesia Russia Latin America Castro Cuba North Vietnam South Vietnam Special Commission

School Board Engages New Instructor In Bessemer

Kenneth L. Ancheta of Minneapolis was hired by the Bessemer Board of Education to teach social studies and serve as debate coach at the high school. A St. Cloud State College graduate, he taught in Evanston Wyoming last year and will replace David Lindquist on staff next year. Nearby, Mr and Mrs Frank Stanlake of Minneapolis vacation in Bessemer while Mr and Mrs Charles Gutowski of Dearborn visit relatives in the city.

Kenneth L. Ancheta Minneapolis Bessemer Board of Education Mr. Ancheta St. Cloud State College St. Cloud Frank J. Duda Wilfred Savage Ramsay Boy Wakefield Hospital Gogebie County Camp Shaw Upper Peninsula Experiment Farm Chatham U. P Regina O’rourke P O’rourke Wichita Kansas Frank Novascone Felix Novascone Michigan Grand Chapter Dorcas Order of Eastern Star Dewey’s Cafe Flora Matrella Louis Matrella Edward Winkowski Edward Wink St. Sebastian Salami Johnson’s Farm Bessemer A. D. Johnston Old German Park Calvin Holland Jack Almeda Calif J. Chart Lake Gogebic Gogebic County Stickley Park August Kondziela Reynondziela First National Bank Walter I. Truettner Gordon Links William Webber Katherine Barocci Marion Wozniak J. B. Rotour Bayliss Mary Street Peter Gedda Post American Legion Special Richard Banfield F. Siusser Houghton Puritan Dora Veselak Ypsuanti Normal College Nick Springhetti John Lundstrom Crescent Club

Commission Empowered to Settle the Ongoing Problem

The unions oppose all steps to resolve the issue while the railroads uphold their responsibility to the nation. The unions seek to turn back the clock, resisting progress, as the Commission is empowered to settle the matter.

Commission Railroads

Cool weather returns to area with town events

In Coburn Lake region cool air arrives as the Gogebic County Fair runs this week. Citizens enjoy entertainment planned while Speed Boy grid practices begin for opener against Calumet. City Council rejects a natural gas franchise grant. A humor-filled column notes light anecdotes about tractors and daily life.

Speed Boy Calumet Gogebic County Fair Grant Natural Gas

Bessemer News Highlights Readied For September Events

Looking Backward column from August 20 1953 recalls the Boys Town Choir visit to Bessemer High School gym on September 29 directed by Father Francis Schmitt. Also noted are moves of residents to Seattle, obituaries for Nellie Hope Felling and John G Laurila, local civil service changes, marriage announcements, senior football prep under coach Joseph Saitta, a drowning at Lake Gogebic, planning committee formation, and numerous community notices including church, school, and civic events.

Bessemer Francis Schmitt Oswald Bertanoli Seattle Wash Nellie Hope Felling the Divine Infant Hospital Wakefield Kinball Garrett Margie Marshalek Cesira Filippi Donnie Sevengy Lake Road Ironwood Marquette Howard Selin New York Molly Selin

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