Michigan Rejects Compulsory Auto Insurance Plan
Secretary of State James M. Hare explains Michigan chose the Motor Vehicle Accidents Claims Fund over a compulsory auto liability law. He cites failures in Massachusetts New York and North Carolina where uninsured drivers persist even after laws. He notes issues from stolen vehicles uninsured out of state drivers and unapprehended hit and run cases. Turkey Time Paola Diva note ends.
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James M. Hare
Michigan
Motor Vehicle Accident Claims Fund
Lishing
Motor Vehicle Accidents Claims Fund
Massachusetts
New York
North Carolina
Hare
Secretary of State
New York State
Thumbing Rides Banned on Michigan Freeways
State Police remind that hitchhiking on high speed roads and limited access highways is illegal in Michigan. College students and others traveling by thumb face arrest risk and danger to both hitchhikers and drivers. The ban covers pedestrian and non motorized traffic on freeways and limited access highways.
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Michigan
When Can a Teen Date Without Parental OK
The column advises teens to discuss dating plans with parents and seek approval, noting that parents may accept group outings with approved peers. It warns against going out alone and suggests waiting until they are older or more independent to handle dating responsibly.
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Mysto
Aridj
Community and Peeenead Press Service
Frank
New Michigan Winter Sports Map Helps Snow Fans
The 1965 66 Michigan Winter Sports Map detailing 87 winter recreational centers and facilities is ready for distribution. Published by four regional tourist associations, it lists slopes trails lift equipment dining accommodations and services with area telephone numbers. Copies are free from the Michigan Tourist Council Lansing 48926.
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Michigan
Michigan Tourist Council
Ing. Co
Lansing
Eagle Farm Bureau Meeting Shares State, County Reports
The Eagle Farm Bureau met at the Burke Rilett home on November 15 with six teen members present. Dan Bay spoke on the Lansing annual state meeting and Stella Davis reported on the County Women’s meeting. The group discussed “What is Farm Bureau Worth to the Farmer.” The December gathering will be at Orville Bates’ home and members will bring a 50 cent grab bag gift. Stella read a poem and Norman Hutchinson led a prayer before lunch.
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Eagle Farm Bureau
Burke Rilett
Dan Bay
Lansing
Stella Davis
Farm Bureau
Orville Bates
Stella
Norman Hutchinson
Elk hunting permits noted at Norman Hutchinson visit
Eagle News reports Mr. and Mrs. Ira Rosencrantz from Harrison spent Thursday evening at the Norman Hutchinson home viewing Norman’s elk hunting pictures from last year. Several neighbors and relatives visited across the week including Hutchinsons’ guests from Flint and Detroit and a Wool Sewing Contest participant.
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Ira Rosenccrantz
Harrison
Norman Hutchinson
Norman
Rosencrantz
Julia Hutchinson
Betty Quigley
Frank Humphrey
Edna Pardee
Flint
Robert Kleiner
Mary Kleiner
Lowell Penrose
Otto Kleiner
Gordon Rosenberger
Detroit
Vern Erb
Hale
Russell Erb
Northtree
Ernest Kleiner
David Wade
Lynn David
Robert Hanes
Eva Merrill
Ethard Walters
von Walters
Jane Ann
Reed City
Charles Hilliard
George Hemstreet
Scott Allen
Clare
George
Bill Hutchinson
Lyle Hutchinson
Carl Athey
Walter Kemp
Richard Moffitt
Mabel Leeth
Eddie Williams
Lawrence Carncross
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