Clare Sentinel Subscription Rates Listed
The Clare Sentinel announces mail subscription rates: Clare county post offices 4.50, to addresses elsewhere in Michigan 5.50, in the U.S. outside Michigan 6.50. Publisher Paul G. Schroeder and Editor William D. Elden oversee production and advertising.
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William D. Elden
Paul G. Schroeder
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Clare County
Michigan
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Michigan Mirror Highlights Retirement Fund Shortfall and Proposals
Rep James H Heinze warns Michigan will face a billion dollar plus burden for state employee and teacher retirement within 20 years. He cites a 1963 constitutional rule and a 178 million annual cost this year, with reserves depleted after 18 months for pre 1964 retirees. Proposals include flexible investments, closer ties to Social Security, and long term borrowing. Also reports Sp4 Ora J Martin Jr and his brother Ora J Martin stationed in Viet Nam after leave.
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Michigan
James H. Heinze
Battle Creek
Heinze
Rep
David C. Martin
Evangeline Martin
Ora J. Martin
Clare
R-4
Viet Nam
Cam Ranh Bay
Ora.j. Martin Jr
Nha Thrang
MMCC Announces Six Faculty Appointments Across Disciplines
Six new MMCC faculty members are named across departments including Electronics and Applied Physics, Communications, English, Physical Sciences, and Social Sciences. Each brings extensive teaching experience from Michigan colleges and universities and will join MMCC after summer sessions, with several positions linked to the Area Vocational Education Center in Mount Pleasant.
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Wayne State University
Detroit
Schoolcraft
Macomb
Zelma
BeDell
Mount Pleasant
New Area
Mathematics
Fred Hoffer
Nasan
Illinois
Eastern Illinois University
University of Colorado
Michael D. Lynch
Mt. Pleasant
Linda
Lynch
St. Mary’s College
Winona
Minnesota
Central Michigan University
Northern Michigan University
MMCC
Aquinas College
University of Michigan
Northwood Institute
Alma Extension
Social Sciences
Ronald G. Verch
Wakefield
Michigan
Lorna
University of Montana
Reserve Affairs Head Named
Ernest L. Massad, a retired U S Army Reserve major general, sworn in as Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for manpower and reserve affairs. He was confirmed by the Senate in June and replaces Maj. Gen. Autrey L. Maroun, reassigned to SEATO planning. Massad previously led a life insurance company and earned the Distinguished Service Medal on retirement.
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Power and Reserve Affairs
Massad
Senate
Army
Autrey L. Maroun
The
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
SEATO
A Life Insurance Company
Army Reserve
Immigrant policy linked to assassinations debate
A reflection on the Kennedy and prior assassinations argues that open immigration fuels old world feuds. The piece cites a non citizen refugee tied to recent violence and warns that permissive policies invite political assassinations and global political entanglements. It invokes Herbert Hoover’s warning on foreign influence.
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Herbert Hoover
Little
Iowa School House
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