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Newspaper
Shepherd Argus
Location
Shepherd, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1964
Page
9
The note identifies A. C. Grim as editor and records the newspaper’s editorial stance or masthead designation. It preserves the formal attribution without embellishment. The item functions as a header line or masthead citation.
The piece critiques the one man one vote approach to Michigan districting. It argues Democrats favor statewide Senate elections while Republicans seek local district boundaries. It warns northern districts could be overlarge and questions whether the reform improves representation or merely shifts influence.
In a decisive vote in Washington, members approve more than 500 million dollars in federal pay raises including a ten thousand dollar bump for each House and Senate member. Supporters urge merit based increases while separating congressional pay from other government workers.
Lawyers and constitutional experts question the Supreme Court decision requiring equal population in districts. If only 37 of 435 lawmakers are valid, can Congress function and pass laws like the Civil Rights bill or authorize a tax cut. The issue centers on judicial intrusion into legislative affairs and possible constitutional crisis.
The community feature is made possible by a group of local firms including Shepherd Farm Product Shepherd Lumber Co Shepherd State Bank Brattin Cash and Carry John's Barber Shop Lyle Rhynard Chevrole Mid-State Fertilizer The Kitchenette Shepherd Cleaners Zook Construction Tanner's Furniture Garber Funeral Home Leonard Radio and TV Gould Drug Company.
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