Halaby calls for big pay gains to boost federal efficiency
The Federal Aviation Administrator urged 1600 high paid “human dynamos” at salaries up to 19500 to run key decision work. He warned the government cannot compete with private pay and proposed performance based incentives and possible staff cuts to save money. Congress might test a similar pay for performance plan.
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Federal Aviation
Najeeb E. Halaby
Washington
Senate Civil Service Committee
Halaby
Uncle Sam
Congress
Deslves
Michigan faces strain in mental health funding ranges and plague history
Michigan spends 76 million dollars this fiscal year to care for about 35 000 institutionalized mental patients plus 4 000 convalescents and 2 300 awaiting treatment. Overcrowding and staff shortages worsen care as lawmakers debate budgets and tax levels. The piece also recalls 1834 Detroit plague and how open drains led to piped sewage. It ends noting highway department lumber sales of 86 000 board feet, yielding nearly 4000 dollars, from sugar maple to elm logs.
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Michigan
Southern Michigan
Jackson
Detroit
Water Resources Commission
Paul Bunyans
Castro predicts one party state after July fiesta
The speech outlines forming a single united party of Socialist revolution with Cuban groups welded together though no date is given. Earlier, Yuri Gagarin blasted the US and pledged Communist arms aid, receiving the Order of Giron Beach. The piece notes Cuba becoming Communist by the revolution's eighth anniversary and cites Goldwater Rockefeller views.
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Fidel Castro
Heei
You
Socialist Revolution
Russia
Juri Gagarin
Fidel
Juri
Giron Beach
Cuba
1961 American Legion Boys Nation visit to Washington
The 97 Boy Senators from 47 Boys' States plus DC and Canal Zone joined the Week of Decision during President Kennedy's Berlin stand. They met lawmakers, toured the Capitol, and presented a unanimous resolution supporting the President's action. Jefferson James Jarvis and Frank Daeman Peasley led as President and Vice President. Representing Michigan were Thomas Peyton Towler of Birmingham and William George Green of Battle Creek.
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District of Columbia
Canal Zone
American Legion Boys
Washington
United States
Berlin
Congress
Kennedy
White House
Capitol Hill
Department of Justice
FBI
State Department
Supreme Court
Pentagon
Federalist
Jefferson James Jarvis
Fort Worth
Tex
Boys’ Nation
Frank Daeman Peasley
Cheyenne
Wyo
Legion
Michigan
Thomas Peyton Towler
Birmingham
William George Green
Battle Creek
Change your doors lock strong advice from Ruth Lau
A Ruth Lau column urges Shepherd residents to lock doors at all times and stay alert for daytime prowlers. She recalls neighbors losing small sums and warns about careless trash burning that worsens smoke and ash. The piece advocates neighborly caution and teaching children consideration.
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Ruth Lau
Village finances praised for rapid debt payoff in 1893
The excerpt notes Shephard village ended indebtedness last week and has over 1200 dollars in treasury after taxes, praising council economy and public improvements. It also mentions Bancroft and Son selling sleighs, and John Shepherd using snow for timber with Monaghan and Frazer cutting logs for I N Shepherd's mill.
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Shepherd
Rebella County Republican
Bancroft and Son
Society
John Shepherd
John Monaghan
Geo. Frazer
I. N. Shepherd’s Mill
Grim Printing Co Publisher Credits Note
Grim Printing Co and Publishers A C Grim serve as editor and business manager figures in the identified newspaper listings. The brief line names Grim as editor and business manager, with Grim as publisher.
Postal notice for Shepherd Artus second class matter
The Shepherd Artus is entered as second class matter at the Post Office at Shepherd Michigan under act of March 3 1879.
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Shepherd
Michigan
Member Of The Michigan Press Association Advertising Representativer
A brief notice identifies a member of the Michigan Press Association serving as an advertising representative. Details specify affiliation with the Michigan Press Service and related duties.
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The
Michigan Press Association
Michigan Press Service
Social Notes From Shepherd Briefs And Exhibits
Mrs Ethel Hafer of Dayton visits her sister Mrs Okla Baughman for two weeks. Mr and Mrs Frank Weaver and family occupy the Arthur Wright house on Hall Street. Ann Moeggenberg spends a week with relatives in Lansing. Pat Conlon displays a free shopping bag at a Chicago Trade Fair exhibit analyzing life insurance needs during the 17 day run at McCormick Place. New York Life exhibit draws over two million visitors and shows total life insurance needed with Social Security benefits.
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Ethel Hafer
Dayton
Ohio
Okla Baughman
Frank Weaver
Arthur Wright
Hall St
Ann Moeggenberg
Lansing
Pretty Pat Conlon
McCormic Place
New York Life
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A. C. Grim
Field
Motor City
Territorial
George B. Porter
Paul Bunyan
State Highway Department
Human Events
Goldwater
Rockefeller
Arizona
Chicago
Los Angeles
American Legion
Farflung
Che Shepherd Argus
Isabella County
Shepherd, Michigan
Shepherd Briefs
National Safety Council
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