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Newspaper
Shepherd Argus
Location
Shepherd, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1965
Page
8
The piece argues that private industry drives better goods and safety, citing Tyrex Inc and Dynacor tire technology as proof. It criticizes government crackdowns and praises market competition for delivering safer tires and fair prices without political interference.
A Washington column critiques 89th Congress laws for cost and impact on small business and workers through minimum wage plans. It highlights potential tax burdens, job losses, and possible plant closures, then praises a National Training School program using profits and rewards to motivate delinquent youths to learn.
A long analysis notes state employment rising to 37 000 over five years with payroll near 245 million annually while wage costs climb by 55 million directed mainly to mental health and welfare. The Revenue Department cut staff from 711 to 666 as efficiency praised by Commissioner Clarence Lock.
The article argues dwindling surplus stocks force the government to buy food commodities for foreign aid. It links grain distribution to anti communist aims, cites rice to Southeast Asia, wheat to Russia, and notes policy shifts toward realistic farm support and birth control. It mentions Nasser and Tito as affected leaders.
A humorous guide by Weekly Features Syndicate suggests cheeky Christmas stunts to provoke envy and reaction from neighbors. Proposals include burning a Yule log, lighting an eternal flame, painting living room items in red and green, and hosting over-the-top wassail bowls, all framed as provocative holiday mischief.
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