Time To Blow The Whistle On Tariff Reductions
A 1960 urging reflection on tariff cuts, GATT effects, and the dollar's decline. The piece notes 26 years of dismantling, 80 percent tariff reductions, rising imports, and a looming push for further cuts. It calls readers to pressure Congress and support H Con Res 512 via their representatives.
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Congress
Organization For Economic Cooperation and Development
House
Executive Branch
Ways and Means Committee
Michigan Tourist Council promotes year-round attractions nationwide
The Michigan Tourist Council uses all media and direct outreach to promote vacation spots within Michigan and across the United States. Its three season advertising plan coordinates magazines newspapers and radio TV with literature, press releases, and film shows. Public relations include shows, mail service, face to face meetings, and collaborations with transport and industry groups.
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Michigan Tourist Council
Michigan
Put And Take A Defense Budget Surpasses House Approval
The Senate Defense Appropriations Subcommittee backs a $40.166 billion defense bill, nearly $1 billion above Eisenhower’s revised request and the House figure. It restores the B 70 bomber as a weapons system and endorses Bomarc bases, a new carrier, and three attack submarines.
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Eisenhower
House
Senate
Defense Appropriations Subcommittee
Pentagon
Navy
Promising Outlook for Electric Power and Appliances
Bernard A Chapman of American Motors and Allen S King of Edison Electric Institute spoke to electrical engineers about a future where electric power doubles in use yet costs half as much in ten years. Chapman outlined a no annual model change policy for Kelvinator products to avoid unnecessary redesigns and parts stock, arguing changes will come only when they offer real benefits. King predicted prices could fall dramatically if inflation remains controlled, stressing continued growth in electricity use.
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Bernard A. Chapman
American Motors
Ohio
Allen S. King
Edison Electric Institute
Atlantic City
Mr. King
Northern States Power Co
Minneapolis
Chapman
Kelvinator
Vacation Spot Guide for Michigan Recreation Facilities
A promotional package aims to help readers choose among Michigan recreation facilities. The Council supports advertising purchases and prepares guidance to assist travelers in selecting suitable vacation spots.
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Michigan
Paul Adams Leads Michigan Attorney General Role
The distinguished figure Paul Adams, serving as Michigan Attorney General, remains central in state legal affairs as he guides enforcement and public safety initiatives.
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Paul Adams
Michigan
Judge Not and The Media Critique
A critical reflection on the National Council of Churches and its member churches as they denounce sex, violence, and industry dishonesty in TV radio and films. The piece argues the arts mirror nature and questions the churches duty to judge righteously.
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National Council of Churches
National Council
Shepherd High School Approved For Nat s Defense Participation
Massachusetts officials debate attire of women in public as Adams notes no convictions for wearing slacks or trousers. Shepherd High School gains $2 957 67 in federal funds under Title III for science and math programs with local match to upgrade labs and equipment.
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Shepherd High School
Nat
Massachusetts
Michigan
Boston
Adams
Paul Wurmbrunn
Shepherd Public Schools
Citizens for Michigan backs constitutional convention plan
The non partisan action group Citizens for Michigan led by George Romney endorses a Constitutional Convention to modernize Michigan's 52 year old basic law. It cites a nine point program and calls for longer terms for governor and other state officials.
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Citizens For
Michigan
American Motors
George Romney
CFM
Changes urged to state judicial and legislative selection
A reform group urged changes affecting the judicial and legislative branches. They favored altering how judges are selected including Supreme Court justices currently nominated by party and elected on nonpartisan ballots. They also called for a stronger legislature with a Legislative Council and auditor general appointed by the legislature.
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CFM
Supreme Court
Legislative Council
Grim Printing Co. and Shepherd Argus Post Office Notice
The Shepherd Argus is entered as second class matter at the Post Office in Shepherd Michigan under act of March 3 1879.
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Shepherd Argus
Shepherd
Michigan
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Fort Knox
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Duct
White House
House Appropriations
Versailles
Yalta
Teheran
Potsdam
Geneva
Che Shepherd Argus
Isabella County
The
Michigan Press Association
Michigan Press Service
NT. Pleasant, Michigan
Dad
Thompson's
Tuttaal
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