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Newspaper
Shepherd Argus
Location
Shepherd, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1963
Page
2
The nationwide railroad strike is delayed by presidential intervention pending swift arbitration legislation by July 22. Congress faces a stark choice between binding arbitration or a strike that could cripple the nation, while officials discuss summit prospects and White House guest-house plans and capacity.
George V. Allen told a Bright Belt Warehouse Association gathering in Virginia Beach that no one yet knows the health effects of smoking. He urged reliance on scientific research and experimental studies, noting many teams are pursuing the question while urging caution in public pronouncements.
Miss Dorothy Elizabeth Meyer and James Brayton Salisbury wed at St Joseph’s Catholic Church in St Louis with Nuptial High Mass. Officiant Fr Joseph Bauer. Attendants wore mint green satin outfits. The couple’ll reside on South Chippewa after North ern Michigan trip and note career at Consumers Power and Leonard Refinery.
An advertisement from 1963 by Keister Advertising promotes church outreach, urging readers to support church activities and related services. The short copy emphasizes community involvement and religious participation.
Dr Heustis warns the eclipse is dangerous to eyes and warns amateur photographers against looking through viewfinders. Parents should supervise children during the two hour 17 minute event to prevent retina damage. Pool reflections and smoked glass offer safer viewing options.
A recruit earns 191 dollars biweekly with annual raises to 7200 in trooper rank plus subsistence, longevity pay, vacations, and sick leave. After 25 years retirement pays half pay with survivor pension. Sgt Kostrzewa urges applications by July 28 midnight for a promising, well regarded state force.
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