Common Council Proceedings Overview from June 1964
The Bessemer Michigan Common Council convened on June 12 1964 in the council chambers with Mayor Sandin presiding. Items included wage approvals for cemetery staff payments and overtime, lease and surveying costs for parcel arrangements with Keweenaw Lands Association, acceptance of resignations from Yvonne Dyar, and discussions on parking, road maintenance contracts, and cooperation for Independence Day bell ringing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucciluance Committee
Masine Claus
Guveu
Cossi
Lirpix
Wwe Po
Ice
Wwe City
ranDicg
Wagner
Vison
Neault
Alle
Sandin
Jo S
Nespeczy
Keweenaw
Nespodzany
Perpetual Care
Kingsmuth Hardware
Parnett
Barnett
Hoeft
Kelto
McUonn
Pitrone
Sexton
Lyes
Cemetery Association
Sault Ste. Marie
Michigan
Everett Lake
Reach
Cemetery Board of Trustees
Hansen
Modjewski
Bessemer
Eugene Winkowski
Olson
Marquette
Mchigan State Highway Department
VFW
Joseph Gheller
Keiich
Novascone
Soo Line Railroad Company
State Highway Department
Sophie, Clayberg
Peck
Everett O. Lake
Imer V. Sandin
P. O
Keweenaw Land Association
Tilden
William Wagner
Hauta
West Sellar Street
West Sellar
Board of Public Works
Sellar Street
Strelchek
Pazdernik
Matazel
Quigley
Nelson
Czakowsk
Cocco Brors double ring wedding at Ramsay church
Miss Gail Cocco and Kenneth Brors united in marriage in a double ring ceremony at Christ the King Catholic Church Ramsay. The ceremony included a large reception and a wedding trip to Ann Arbor where both are UM seniors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gail Cocco
Eugene Cocco
Anvil
Kenneth Brors
Leonard Brors
Bessemer
Christ the King Catholic Church
Ramsay
Louis Cappo
Barbara Jurakovich
Karen Nyman
Pierre
S. D
Kathy Johnson
Wakefield
Richard Steiger
Brors
Richard Nelson
Chicago
Wally Winkowski
Marquette
Trinity Lutheran Church
Clifford Brege
Karen Shave
Larry Weitengruber
Fred Eischer
Frankenmuth
Paul Shave
Shave
Veitengruber
Medford St
Ann Arbor
A. D. Johnston
University of Michigan
Governor's stance on Hillsdale emergency and mob rule
The Michigan governor defends declaring a Hillsdale public emergency to protect life and property amid the Essex IUE dispute. He argues violence and mob rule threaten rights, urges lawful enforcement while preserving due process, and condemns both company and union excesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsdale
Essex Wire Corp
International Union of Electrical Workers
IUE
Republic
Michigan
Essex-Iue
Union
Company
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N. Moore St
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W. Genesee St
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James Whitburn
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Miwaukee
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