Washboard roads and extremism raise safety and speech issues
A letter warns corrugated country roads are as dangerous as ice and stress on driver training. It argues extremists are law abiding if peaceful, while condemning the Ku Klux Klan as lawbreakers, and questions limits of free speech and responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voltaire
Pontius Pilate
Socrates
Darwin
Harlem
CORE
John Birch Society
Ku Klux Klan
Governor Romney to Tour Ypsilanti State Hospital
Governor George Romney and Dr. Robert Kin nich will tour Ypsilanti State Hospital Friday between 4 35 and 5 15 p m as part of a series of state facility visits.
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Ypsi State Hospital
George Romney
Robert Kinnich
Ypsilanti State Hospital
Romney
Kinnich
Saline School Board Sets August Meeting Agenda
The Saline area Board of Education will hold its regular monthly meeting in the High School conference room on Wednesday August 12. The agenda includes formal acceptance of the 1964-65 school budget. Inequality note: The Army spends more on a WAC outfit than for a GI.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline Area Board of Education
WAC
Saline notes from travels and local events
A collection of Local items reports Bob Merchant learning Spanish in Montevideo with the Youth Chorale and social links to Enrique Estelle in Uruguay. Jean Russell enters Detroit Bible College in September for a social work degree. The Howard Hills plan a late summer trip to the Upper Peninsula and Minnesota. Local farming, ballot petitions, found glasses, and a weathered bank building are mentioned along with the end of Saline’s recreation program Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montevideo
Bob Merchant
Campinas
Uruguay
Enrique Estelle
Max Ross
Jean Russell
Saline High
Detroit Bible College
Saline
Frenchmen Toast Napkin Etiquette Debate
The passage argues French people may be cleverer in some ways than Americans. It notes their amusement at the American taboo on tucking napkins under chins and claims that millions of neckties and even suit fronts are unfairly spotted daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Bohnett
Willow Rd
Musician Receives Tuition Scholarship for Western Michigan University Orchestra
Miss Barbara Hehr, Saline High School graduate and daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Hehr, received a tuition music scholarship for the Western Michigan University orchestra. She earlier won the John Philip Sousa band award for outstanding musicianship. Thomas Mueller, 14, MI Saline, injured in an automobile crash, is improving at St Joseph Mercy Hospital two weeks after the accident that killed fellow Saline youth Robert Moranville.
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Barbara Hehr
Saline High School
Robert Hehr
Kaiser Rd
Western Michigan University Orchestra
Hehr
John Philip Sousa Band
Thomas Mueller
St. Joseph Mercy Hospital
Saline
Robert Moranville
Mueller
Carl Mueller
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Road Commission
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Howard Hills
Upper Peninsula
Minnesota
Cape Cod
Paul Thibault
Taylor Jacobsen
Boston
Mystic
Conn
Providence
R.I
Philadelphia
Paul
Phyl Douthat
University of Michigan
Massachusetts
Lodi Hardware
Lodi Township
Allan Grossman
Citizens Bank
Bank
Turies
al Grossmans
A.& HM Chevrolet
FORD
JSTOM
A.&m Chevrolet Co
Michigan
San Antonio
Cali
Fred Newton
Minneapolis
New Orleans
TR “Othe
U.S
Haven
Duchess
Pom. Ae & Son
Manchester
Austin Rd
Saline Lumber Go
Saline Mercantile Co
Ann Arbor St
Dancer’s Dept. Store
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