A Factual Analysis Of John C Mackie's Attack On The New Constitution
A lengthy release aims to refute John C Mackie and portrays Republican delegates as backing the proposed constitution. The piece notes Governor Romney's public support and calls for calm debate. It urges citizens to read the proposed constitution themselves before voting next April.
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Writers Desk
John C. Mackie
Mackie
Becaue
D. Hale Brake
George Romney
Michigan
Life Sciences Research Center Opens at Wayne State University
Wayne State University dedicates a four story Life Sciences Research Center costing 1.9 million dollars. The building houses biology and radiochemistry labs with shielded areas for radioactive studies and ventilation to filter radioactive dust. It spans 66 by 160 feet with 52,800 square feet, 46 laboratories, and animal storage facilities on campus near Second Boulevard.
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Detroit
Wayne State University
Life Sciences Research Center
Chemical Laboratory
Wayne
Te Ge
Second Boulevard
Jimmy Boggess From Coy Visits Doctor For March of Dimes Work
Jimmy Boggess, five, of Coy Arkansas, visits his doctor as part of the National March of Dimes program in 1963. Born with an open spine, he had surgery five days after birth and later battled water on the brain, which disappeared on its own. His mother Shirley Boggess is March of Dimes campaign chairman in the county, and Dr. Sam Thompson, an orthopedist in Little Rock, checks his leg braces as he symbolizes children aided by the campaign’s clinics and research efforts.
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Jimmy Boggess
Coy
Ark
March of Dimes
Jimmy
Shirley Boggess
Sam Thompson
Little Rock
Sam
National Foundation-March of Dimes
Beneficiary selection in life insurance policies explained
The Institute of Life Insurance outlines insurable interest for beneficiaries and how to name eligible parties such as close family, dependents, or creditors. It details two loan types from life companies: policy loans up to cash value and mortgage loans with real estate collateral, with agents or brokers facilitating the process.
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Life Companies
New Respiratory Disease Warned By Health Magazine
Health Magazine describes a new emphysema like respiratory disease with unknown cause and no cure. The piece notes 1959 deaths and argues early treatment can ease symptoms while citing economic costs of respiratory illnesses, including Michigan disability figures for 1960 and a broader $5 billion annual national burden.
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Health
Michigan Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association
United States
J. Irving Nichols
MTRDA
Michigan
Christmas Visits In Rural Shepherd Families
Shepherd residents hosted Pre Christmas dinners with the Grim and Clark families. The Brookens brothers and Ronald Brookens of Lansing planned a Florida trip over the holidays to visit Mrs. Bob Brookens sister. Clinton James Clark stayed with grandparents in Rosebush, and Roberta and Carla Clark visited after a Girl Scouts party with the Grim family.
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A. C. Grim
George Grim
Charles J. Clark
Rural Shepherd
Bob Brookens
Strickland
Ronald Brookens
Lansing
Tampa
Florida
al Bahlke
Clinton James Clark
Charles A. Clark
Rosebush
Roberta
Carla Clark
Girl Scouts
John Bushbacher
Next Week’s School Lunch Menu January Two to Four
The plan lists meals for Wednesday through Friday. Wednesday features Weiners on Buns Relishes Potato Chips Creamed Corn Chocolate Pudding Milk. Thursday offers Plain Potatoes Brown Pork Gravy Stewed Tomatoes Buttered Sandwiches Cheese Squares Spiced Applesauce. Friday serves Baked Tuna and Noodle Casserole Buttered Green Beans Beet Pickles Cinnamon Rolls Orange Juice.
Health costs of illness unpaid by industry and state
Nichols notes that the burden of illness falls on business through compensation and production losses, on workers through disability, and on the government via disability benefits. He argues for recognition of these costs in policy considerations.
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Nichols
Capital Missile Program Delays Draw Fire Over Union Ties
A critical view labels the missile program as essential for national defense while accusing the Federal government of delays and promoting unionization among aerospace workers. It highlights 380 strikes through 1960, 177 more in 1961-62, and disputes over jurisdiction and pay. It questions the president and Aerospace Board for pressuring union membership and argues missiles must deter Soviet threats.
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Maryland
Missile Base
Aerospace Board
Executive Department
Boeing
Convair
Yan
North American
Evi
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C. Grim
WSU
Margaret Weiss
Richard B. Hahn
Nation
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